The Party's Got To See Itself As

Canadians Want A Country. They Don't Want A Community Of Communities. I'm Committed To The National Unity Of The Country.

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Genocide Is Not Just A Murderous Madness; It Is, More Deeply, A Politics That Promises A Utopia Beyond Politics - One People, One Land, One Truth, The End Of Difference. Since Genocide Is A Form Of Political Utopia, It Remains An Enduring Temptation In Any Multiethnic And Multicultural Society In Crisis.

The Party's Got To See Itself As Being One Public Service Organization In A Very Competitive Field, All Of Whom Are Competing For The Allegiance And Commitment And Brains Of The Next Generation. They've Got To Be Big Enough To Reach Out To Those Groups And Say "come On In."

There's A Financial Cost, But The Only Costs That Are Ever Real Are The Costs Of Our Soldiers.