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Krieger, Bob

"I assume as long as you're spying on parties committed to the breakup of Canada, you have a mole in the Tories"
[Miner's helmet, Canadian flag]
DOMESTIC POLICY
Job Security
sigh ...
[LAPD lights molotov cocktail]
"Can I hit the what ball?!!"
"... on the bright side, you may not get any food today..."
"...God...I miss the strike..."
"Look... the kids are playing doctor!" "MORE!"
"so... if the Premiers can't agree, I could call an election..."
Getty 1
"Damn! Strikes, sex, crime, greed... where the hell's the sports?!!"
"Bad news... we're rich..."
"Granted... some belt tightening might be nice..."
"I'm on your side, Canada. Tough luck, n'est-ce pas?"
"... funny... I used to appreciate his mobility..." "Yo! Taxi!"
The few things we can depend on: The sun rising in the east... ongoing constitutional talks... Who ya gonna believe... them or me, huh?!
"First they say "Buy American"... But then..."
For his next stunt, Evel Knievel will ride BC public transit!!! "Gulp..."
"Well, the unity report certainly is a good start! Already we agree it is a bunch o' crap!" "...d'accord!"
"We have reached an agreement..." "jerks..." "jerks..." "jerks..." Unity Report
Only 3 reasons to be thankful for Brian Mulroney
Modern Guide to Irish Terrorism "... choice for pregnant 14 year old rape victims? No!!!"
Monument to Don Mazanowski

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