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Murphy, Dan

ELWOOD VEITCH MAKING REGIONALIZATION PERFECTLY CLEAR
GUIDELINES
THE REALLY NEW NEW DEMOCRATS
ZAP DIEHARD
[Moe Sihota depicted on a giant chart]
"So the Dueck thing made you forget the Reid thing and the Gran thing made you forget the Dueck thing and the Bud Smith thing made you forget the Gran thing and now this Philips thing will make you [...]
"I may start flying again" WHEN DID YOU STOP?
BCEC JAWS
[Bob Stewart (Vancouver police chief)]
"Ready Aim " Spirit of BC
NATIVE LAND CLAIMS
[Man wearing a coat and hat]
MANAGEMENT LABOR
"And here you're blaming little me because the hole's in the wrong place!"* *International Trade + Industry Minister Don Phillips on the Quintette Mine Megaproject
MEANWHILE
BANANADA
[Bruce Strachan depicted as pulling a wagon labeled "S. Moresby Prov Park"]
MAYOR CAMPBELL'S POSITION ON THE DEMOLITION OF RENTAL HOUSING
"Look, Bob! At the bottom of this hole I just dug A brand new dime!" "Jeepers!"
U.S. PROTECTIONISM
[Bill Bennett depicted with an Indigenous symbol within a red circle with a red line through it]
[Bill Vander Zalm depicted emerging from a grave]
[Jack Munro depicted with chainsaws]
[Bill Vander Zalm depicted as emerging from a grave]
[Bruce Eriksen depicted as an angel]

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