I find it telling that there's virtually zero defense of Harper's immoral and indefensible position on asbestos from the CPC twitterverse or from rank and file CPC MPs. They take a controversial (at best) position then refuse to comment, explain, attempt to justify and/or apologize.
Steve's hair looks like it's made of asbestos - which would explain a lot of things actually.
Alison, did you see Tabatha Southey's take on this? http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/tabatha-southey/to-canada-some-ways-to-keep-your-reputation-at-its-asbestos/article2082919/
The Canadian government's Natural Resources website blames chrysotile asbestos's bad reputation on blue and brown asbestos - neither of which have been mined anywhere in the world for over a hundred years. Liars.
Can asbestos be used “safely”? http://www2.macleans.ca/2011/06/21/can-asbestos-be-used-safely/
Ahhhh, the return of Steve & _______ (fill in the blank).
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I find it telling that there's virtually zero defense of Harper's immoral and indefensible position on asbestos from the CPC twitterverse or from rank and file CPC MPs. They take a controversial (at best) position then refuse to comment, explain, attempt to justify and/or apologize.
ReplyDeleteSteve's hair looks like it's made of asbestos - which would explain a lot of things actually.
ReplyDeleteAlison, did you see Tabatha Southey's take on this?
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/tabatha-southey/to-canada-some-ways-to-keep-your-reputation-at-its-asbestos/article2082919/
The Canadian government's Natural Resources website blames chrysotile asbestos's bad reputation on blue and brown asbestos - neither of which have been mined anywhere in the world for over a hundred years. Liars.
ReplyDeleteCan asbestos be used “safely”?
http://www2.macleans.ca/2011/06/21/can-asbestos-be-used-safely/
Tabatha Southey! Adding ...
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