Harper's new military spending is $96 billion, not $30 billion
impolitical.blogspot.com     May 17, 2008            

A must read from Le Devoir on Thursday: "96 milliards de plus pour l'armee." Le Devoir's report has a senior military official indicating the real amount, close to $100 billion, is being kept from the public due to the difficulties that would be faced in selling this figure. No kidding to... [read full story]                    


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