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Alberta Ed tells us that the Canadian mounties are flying on flights too in full uniform. Where are thier horses gonna sit. do they get business class?? LOL just a little foolishness sorry.
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canadian mounties on planes too??
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No undercover Mounties? I suppose they will have to be called Royal Canadian Aerial Police, eh? 
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The horse, naturally, will be an immediate give-away. In keeping with Air Canada protocol, the horse will be stabled in the economy section.
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Ahh but did you catch the debate in the house of commons over this issue.
The NDP wanted to ensure that the horses were getting a pay raise and had adequate health insurance considering the increased risk they were under and specifically demanded that these horses be allowed to choose between this assignment and a generous retirement package.
The Conservatives wanted to know where the money was coming from to pay for the expenses of shipping horses around the country.
The Alliance made a statement denying that any of the horses had any connection with their breakaway members and Stockwell Day informed the house in general that regardless of the mounties and their horses he was still the Alliance leader.
After all were done, Chretien stood up and called them all "lying bastards and that he wasn't the only one that talks out of one side of his mouth".
(a little cdn political jab that will probably be lost on our American friends here)
The NDP wanted to ensure that the horses were getting a pay raise and had adequate health insurance considering the increased risk they were under and specifically demanded that these horses be allowed to choose between this assignment and a generous retirement package.
The Conservatives wanted to know where the money was coming from to pay for the expenses of shipping horses around the country.
The Alliance made a statement denying that any of the horses had any connection with their breakaway members and Stockwell Day informed the house in general that regardless of the mounties and their horses he was still the Alliance leader.
After all were done, Chretien stood up and called them all "lying bastards and that he wasn't the only one that talks out of one side of his mouth".
(a little cdn political jab that will probably be lost on our American friends here)
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How can they spare Mounties for flights when there are almost 1000 just to do the idiotic firearms registry?