After the first ten minutes reviewing the book, there are some interesting exchanges on partisanship, differentiating from Harper, fundraising, courting western Canada and a passionate, clearly sincere perspective on aborginal issues at the end.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Ignatieff Interview
Here's the clip of Gregg's in depth interview with Ignatieff:
After the first ten minutes reviewing the book, there are some interesting exchanges on partisanship, differentiating from Harper, fundraising, courting western Canada and a passionate, clearly sincere perspective on aborginal issues at the end.
After the first ten minutes reviewing the book, there are some interesting exchanges on partisanship, differentiating from Harper, fundraising, courting western Canada and a passionate, clearly sincere perspective on aborginal issues at the end.
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They are indeed fine sentiments. However, all the good will in the world does not change the fact that Canada’s Native policy is manifestly stupid. Native rights and reserves should have been abolished long ago. It crazy, for example, to complain ad nauseam about the conditions on remote reserves and then condemn future generations to be born into these communities that given the complete lack of economic viability will continue to produce human misery in perpetuity.
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