Comments on: Printemps érable http://hour.ca/2012/05/03/printemps-erable/ Urbacom Fri, 14 Dec 2012 19:44:00 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: In appreciation of the Quebec student strike « roger hollander http://hour.ca/2012/05/03/printemps-erable/#comment-81435 In appreciation of the Quebec student strike « roger hollander Wed, 09 May 2012 01:02:08 +0000 http://hour.ca/2012/05/02/printemps-erable/#comment-81435 [...] article was originally published in The Hour and is reprinted here with permission. Like this:LikeBe the first to like this [...] [...] article was originally published in The Hour and is reprinted here with permission. Like this:LikeBe the first to like this [...]

]]> By: Greer Nicholson http://hour.ca/2012/05/03/printemps-erable/#comment-81426 Greer Nicholson Sat, 05 May 2012 10:04:24 +0000 http://hour.ca/2012/05/02/printemps-erable/#comment-81426 Drat - spelling error - extortionate. Random loss of "r". Drat – spelling error – extortionate. Random loss of “r”.

]]> By: Greer Nicholson http://hour.ca/2012/05/03/printemps-erable/#comment-81425 Greer Nicholson Sat, 05 May 2012 10:03:36 +0000 http://hour.ca/2012/05/02/printemps-erable/#comment-81425 Great article, Anne. The battle against extotionate tuition fees has been lost in Britain, mostly, and the standard here seems to be £12000 a year - about $18000 Canadian. Elise Moser always has interesting views. Governments always seem to find money to do the things they really want to do, wherever they are and whatever their politics say. Great article, Anne. The battle against extotionate tuition fees has been lost in Britain, mostly, and the standard here seems to be £12000 a year – about $18000 Canadian. Elise Moser always has interesting views. Governments always seem to find money to do the things they really want to do, wherever they are and whatever their politics say.

]]> By: Calm http://hour.ca/2012/05/03/printemps-erable/#comment-81424 Calm Sat, 05 May 2012 05:04:43 +0000 http://hour.ca/2012/05/02/printemps-erable/#comment-81424 Can anyone detail any instance where the Establishment ever gave anything to the Working Class without the threat of violence? Roosevelt and the New Deal was not "Kind To Animal Week", there was a plot to take over the White House and a tent city being set up in Washington. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Plot And, please don't give me the propaganda about Martin Luther King or Gandhi. Both these individuals played the Good-Cop - Bad-Cop Routine while there was violence taking place all over the country. http://www.dotandcalm.com/calm-archive/US-Justice-Archive-Violence-Non-Violence-Part01-February15-2012.html When a Capitlist demands that workers accept a reduction in hourly pay and threatens to close the shop and move his wealth offshore, what could be more violent than that? These students need to slow down freight rail traffic because 90 percent of all goods move across country by railway. If railway traffic is affected and thus slowing deliveries of perishable foods and manufacturing components, the Quebec government will be begging for negotiations. Students are not Consumers, they are the future of this country. If this is an information society, then we had better make education a human right. Calm Can anyone detail any instance where the Establishment ever gave anything to the Working Class without the threat of violence?

Roosevelt and the New Deal was not “Kind To Animal Week”, there was a plot to take over the White House and a tent city being set up in Washington.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Plot

And, please don’t give me the propaganda about Martin Luther King or Gandhi. Both these individuals played the Good-Cop – Bad-Cop Routine while there was violence taking place all over the country.
http://www.dotandcalm.com/calm-archive/US-Justice-Archive-Violence-Non-Violence-Part01-February15-2012.html

When a Capitlist demands that workers accept a reduction in hourly pay and threatens to close the shop and move his wealth offshore, what could be more violent than that?

These students need to slow down freight rail traffic because 90 percent of all goods move across country by railway. If railway traffic is affected and thus slowing deliveries of perishable foods and manufacturing components, the Quebec government will be begging for negotiations.

Students are not Consumers, they are the future of this country. If this is an information society, then we had better make education a human right.

Calm

]]> By: The end of Hour (for realz) – Fagstein http://hour.ca/2012/05/03/printemps-erable/#comment-81417 The end of Hour (for realz) – Fagstein Thu, 03 May 2012 08:11:04 +0000 http://hour.ca/2012/05/02/printemps-erable/#comment-81417 [...] final columns from LaForest and Dowson are online. Neither makes mention of the finality of the issue. LaForest said he heard of the [...] [...] final columns from LaForest and Dowson are online. Neither makes mention of the finality of the issue. LaForest said he heard of the [...]

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