Petition to end official bilingualism

[Dr.Dusseldorf]

The injustice of official bilingualism is that it is being applied to
discriminate against anglophones outside Quebec, while Quebec itself
remains militantly unilingual. Official bilingualism is being used
and abused by francophones as a forced entry into positions of power
and influence across Canada.


The petition to end official bilingualism is clearly meant to reach
as many people as possible in Canada and I hope
that those who get this link will participate. Read it through first
and if you agree with the message they are sending out, add your name
to the list and pass it on to all your friends and relatives. Ask
them to help start a nationwide protest against this policy that is
discriminatory and grossly unfair to the majority of Canadians.
It has so far collected over 3500 online signatures:




to read the petition click:

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/ottawa/petition.html

also see their site at: www.languagefairness.ca

[Wlyonmackenzie]

Anything that will end this civil scourge of Multiculturalism....we gotta start somewhere.

[Dr.Dusseldorf]

It is time people made their views heard.

there are online/open-line AM public radio shows with toll-free numbers
in both Ottawa and Vancouver that people should participate in

for details see

www.cfra.com

www.rafeonline.com

[Dr.Dusseldorf]

to listen to Ottawa NewsTalkRadio 580 CFRA live, click:

http://www.cfra.com/listen/index.asp

[RedDog]

I recall a woman from Ontario in the news a few years ago who required services of the Canadian Embassy while in Madrid, Spain. Upon calling, she reached a telephone recording in French and Espanol.

[KG]

lol, that's sad....
I just signed the peitition....GO CANADIAN ENGLISH:).

[Doctor Dusseldorf]

The injustice of official bilingualism is that it is being applied to
discriminate against anglophones outside Quebec, while Quebec itself
remains militantly unilingual. Official bilingualism is being used
and abused by francophones as a forced entry into positions of power
and influence across Canada.


The petition to end official bilingualism is clearly meant to reach
as many people as possible in Canada and I hope
that those who get this link will participate. Read it through first
and if you agree with the message they are sending out, add your name
to the list and pass it on to all your friends and relatives. Ask
them to help start a nationwide protest against this policy that is
discriminatory and grossly unfair to the majority of Canadians.
It has so far collected over 3500 online signatures:




to read the petition click:

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/ottawa/petition.html

also see their site at: www.languagefairness.ca

[Doctor Dusseldorf]

[Doctor Dusseldorf]

[LanguageFairness]

signatures now at 4183, help us break 4200 and sign now!

[reformthesystem]

I didn't hesitate for a second to do this and I encourage everyone else here to do the same.

Programs like official bilingualism do more to tear this country apart then they have ever done to bring it together.

[bulldog905]

Harper needs to reach some kind of accord with Quebec.

The basis being, that French will be the language in Quebec, and English will be the language elsewhere.

The rights of English and other linguistic minorities in Quebec will have to be sacrificed in order to do this, and to end bilingualism elsewhere.

I personally think an autonomous French speaking Quebec within the Confederation is the only logical Federalist option left.

You can't have it both ways. If we want to end official bilingualism, we will have to budge on this issue, if we want Quebec to remain within Canada.

[Ipberg2]

Canadians Opposing English Discrimination

COED


That'll get the interest of young unilinguals at the universities

[Carmel Divine]

The rights of English and other linguistic minorities in Quebec will have to be sacrificed in order to do this, and to end bilingualism elsewhere.

Nope....no sacrifices s.v.p....BTW....there are more English Quebecers in QC than Franco-Ontariians....We like our English services....and intend to keep them...

"bilingualism elsewhere"???....What the French on your Corn Flakes box?...

[C_ONT]

Nope....no sacrifices s.v.p....BTW....there are more English Quebecers in QC than Franco-Ontariians....We like our English services....and intend to keep them...

What's good for the goose is good for the gander.

You said you wanted 50/50, ei. equality, then wait til you reach 50% of Ontario popultion in order to get services in French.

If you don't like that, cross the bridge and viola - la belle provincce at t your doors..pinch youself. Betty...Still cannot believe your luck? - Call Alex Munter