Stephen Harper - New Prime Minister of Canada, and a Hew Hope for Canada

This is a new Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_harper), this great man managed to unite traditional conservatives, progressive conservatives (moderates), and neo-conservatives (yours truly) under one banner to overthrow 12 years of liberal dictatorship of corruption, lies and decadence. Every true Canadian rejoiced in his patriotic and energizing speech promising secure, better, and stronger Canada.

Acutal parliament seat breakdown for 2006 Canadian Elections, final numbers:

Conservative - 124, Liberals - 103, Block Quebec - 51, NDP communists - 29, Independent - 1 (some Frenchie radio host from Quebec no one cares about)

Paul Martin not only announced his defeat in concession speech yesterday evening, but also made an announcement he is stepping down from party leadership position probably to avoid criminal charges - it is therefore not surprising Martin chose French - language of defeatism, to make that speech ... oh the irony.

It is glorious time for conservatism in Canada - without a clear leadership or strategy, and with the loss of confidence of Canadian people - it is unlikely libs will be calling elections soon. The Frenchies lost several seats too, so did NDP communists under Jack 'Lenin' Layton.

There were several interesting moments in these elections - Michael Ignatieff - a pro-Iraq war, pro-Bush Harvard professor, a controversial candidate who took power under cloak of Liberal party - might have some agenda of his own, especially towards liberal party leadership - we'll wait and see.

A flip-flop skunk, billionarie princess Belinda Stronach, heir to founder and owner of Magna corporation, bought her seat in one of the ridings north of Toronto (Aurora) with her daddy's money - I wonder if she can even tell Conservative from Liberal - I think she should follow Paris Hilton's lifestyle, and stay out of politics. Another repulsive woman - Olivia Chow, wife of Jack 'Lenin' Layton, also bought her votes by false promises of reparations to Japanese-Canadians for WW2 wrong-doings against their predecessors.

I guess Gomery Liberal corruprtion inquiry was a tipping point, but in either case, with over 36% of popular vote (compared to only about 30% to liberals) and 60% voter turnout - Canadians made a decision, and Conservatives are here to stay. Our military will be doubled, our troops will be honored, our taxes reduced, we will be harsh on crime, there will be immigration reform, and finally federal government will be accountable to Canadian people .