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The gospel according to Mr. Bouchard, Chapter 3, version 101

Last update: March 3, 2011
Source: Globe

faults in its knowledge

Lacking interest in Quebec politics for some time (but wake me the day of the next election ...), I did not want to watch last night, a good friend gave me a taste this morning. So I watched on the Internet during the morning today.

In the interview given to Lucien Bouchard Anne-Marie Dussault, last night for Pierre Brazeau, who coordinates the Coalition of civic committees of the St. Lawrence Valley against gas shale

" Bouchard does not control his record obviously and sticks to the emotional effects, simplifications, in short speeches to business but with a different tone, with a picture of former Prime Minister it offers an industry that pays in exchange for his aura. I do not think that citizens who have deepened this issue for months will change their opinion because Lucien Bouchard is there. "

Who do you say, Mr. Brazeau? A gap in knowledge among others jumped out at me when he defended the need for non-moratorium in the industry of shale gas. He cited several areas which naturally Arkansas where we exploit shale gas for several years. It is true, indeed, there may be was no moratorium in Arkansas, but ...

Mr. Bouchard is a great man. And will be even longer. And must admit, it is also a snake charmer and a enfirouapeur first order * in which it happens sometimes put on the backs of others that embarrasses himself. Did he not qualified to emotional Quebec skeptics who oppose this energy, and it has not managed to confuse or to convert to the virtues and goodness of shale gas?

And also inconsistencies

On this point, it was when he broached the subject of today's youth and ... to come. He spoke of them in glowing terms, either, but he did not for one second thought that youth today are in today's society, the citizens more aware and more conscious of environmental problems that the planet faces, it made me oddly blinking. And therefore is not for nothing that a large majority of them are turning more towards green and renewable energy than to other kinds of energy, fossil fuels, for example.

Indeed, Mr. Bouchard was right to find wonderful young people today, but how can he not realize that he can count on them to embark on his galley potential energy , oh, dangerous, and especially with the great defect of being non-renewable? In this regard, I bet it is likely that the gas stream Shale is not (and will not) their cup of tea.

All that said, what I remember most significant in this interview is the startling admission of Mr. Bouchard:

If he were prime minister, it triggers an inquiry on the industry construction that still refuses to Jean Charest.

But where does such a course while there recently, it included the current Prime Minister of wanting to deny the commission? What has gone well and what has happened in the political landscape in Quebec Lucien Bouchard and his jacket back on this issue then? The answer my question is HERE .

SOURCE: Globe
interview with Lucien Bouchard

* The snake charmer

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Chapter 3, version 101

In the interview he gave to Anne-Marie Dussault February 24 last, the new president of the Petroleum Association and gas Quebec Lucien Bouchard said: "Why Quebec is the only one in the world not to develop its natural resources? This statement is incorrect-question. A simple visit to the site of Natural Resources of Quebec confirms this. Here

production in 2009 Canadian dollars, for the various substances used by the private sector in Quebec:

Silver: $ 85 million Copper: $ 170 million (down for at least 10 years) Iron: 1.74 billion dollars Nickel: $ 462 million (twice in 2007 before falling prices)
Gold: $ 985 million Zinc: $ 373 million
Crushed stone : $ 428 million
Sand and gravel: $ 92 million (down from 5 years)
Silica: $ 18.7 million
Peat: $ 61.6 million Chrysotile Asbestos: confidential
Cobalt: $ 33 million (in 2008) Niobium
: $ 260 million (at 2009 prices, according to various sources)

SOURCE: Radio-Canada
Gérald Fillion

Read more HERE, Mr. Bouchard!