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Roger Elmes' recent penetrating analysis of Guebec politics
and his implied warning to Canadians has stimulated and aroused mv
imagination. I have followed with great interest the creation of the
"“ajority llovement" to stem the advancing tide of socialism in this
province and would like to offer mv agsistance. I remember that in
1¥66 a convention of the alberta Social Credit Farty rejected a propo-
seal to change the name of the party to "Free and Competitive interprise
Party." I am convinced that if this dynamic designation had been adopt-
ed, Social Credit would be still ruling Canada's o1l1 province. There-
fore I suggest its speedy adoption by the Majority Movement. This
newly founded "Free and Competitive Enterprise Majority Movement" must ‘
then adopt Bill Bennett as leader since only Social Credit poses an
alternative to the socialist hordes. However, even this will not be
enough to save Vanada: a provincial government does not possess suf-
ficient authority to prevent social change. Thus power must be won in
the federal field. At the same time I am keenly aware of rremier
Barrett's increased national stature as a result of his meeting with
Wr. Levescue. To counteract this, Bill Bennett must do something similan
Therefore I propose that he travel to Quebec at once and contact the
leader of the Rhinoceros Party with the object of creating a great
federal anti-socialist party. The best possible namefor this new creatim
would be "United Free and’Competitive Enterprise Rhinoceros Majority
Movement of Canada," shortly called UFACERMMOC.

For a federal leader I should respectfully suggest the recall
of Mr. W.A.C. Bennett from political retirement: a man who was able to
dominate British Columbia for twenty years ought to be able to govern
Canada for five without any effort. The party emblem might pose some |
problem: the more radical supporters would undoubtedly insist on Mr.
Bennett riding a rhinoceros - both flashing the famous Bennett smile -
while the more moderate elements might be content with Mr. Bennett
leaning against or standing on a washing machine, both as a reminder
of the leader's present occupation and as a token of his intlexible
determination to cleanse Canada from sea to sea of the growing stain
o: socialism, I am certain that the United Free and Competitive knter-
prise Rhinocerogs ovement of Canada would win an overwhelming victory
at the next fedéral election: the Socialists would die of laughter and
Canadaspfe ce more,

    
 
 

 

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