OTTAWA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper will address the nation on Wednesday night as speculation heightens that he will ask for a temporary suspension of Parliament to try to prevent the opposition from taking power.
Harper, whose Conservatives were reelected with a minority government on Oct. 14, is expected to say that a plan by the three opposition parties to bring down the government and install a coalition government is illegitimate.
To do so they would first have to defeat the government in a confidence vote in Parliament scheduled for next Monday evening. That would be prevented for now if Parliament is suspended.
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re: suspending the Canadian government
Here is an interesting perspective in this regard in this quoted comment from: Merging Canada Into The NAU 11-28-08:
"The Canadian government, the American government, and the Mexican government are to be merged into the North American Union. This fact necessitates, very simply, the eventual 'collapse' of all three governments."
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Christian,
'Keep yourselves in the love of God, looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life.' Jude 1:21
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