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depending on its nature and extent, would transfer some of the cost of

administration from Ottawa to Washington. Washington increasingly would take on

the jobs of peacemaker, rule-maker and police officer. These are not roles that

the United States should seek. Nor are they responsibilities Washington would

necessarily be able to carry out better than any of the Canadian provinces or

the Canadian federal government. To conclude, this issue is still a huge burden

on the always awkward Canadian economy. Both the federal and Quebec governments

should get down to business with this and figure it all out as best they can, so

it won?t hurt our country anymore then it already has. All the other

Provincial governments should have representatives there, and all get their

opinions heard and then come to some sort of a conclusion, so we can get on with

it all. If they can?t come to some sort an agreement, or there?s a

stalemate, then fine let them have another referendum, and if that works, great,

let them leave, it can?t hurt anymore then having them complaining and talking

about what they want to do. Really it?s been a series of threats and no real

serious go at seperation, it?s all a big thing, seeing how far the feds will

go before they lose it and say fine, get out of here. All in all, this is

Canada?s biggest problem to this point and should be solved as soon as

possible, because one of the scenarios above is going to happen, and the longer

they wait the harder it gets, so someone better go out and take a stranglehold

on this whole issue and get it settled, one way or the other, or you could see a

great country spiral from the greatest country in the world today, to a sad

story in a hurry… Only the future can tell, and the politicians have got to

come up with the answers, and let the people tell them what is needed, and then

maybe we can get on to living, with or without Quebec, well that?s what the

future is going to tell…

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John. ?A New Departure.? MacLeans 15 Feb. 1999: 35. ?If Quebec goes,