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	<title>Comments on: Abandoning production of isotopes is a tragedy</title>
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		<title>By: TerryMikalishen</title>
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		<description>2009-06-18

This action is unacceptable . . . or shall I word it &quot;inaction?&quot;

Domestically, he is striking another blow to our health care system, as well as turning away an economic opportunity.

Furthermore, in my view, the more substantial consideration here is the lack of leadership that Mr. Harper is once again expressing.  He seems too willing to abandon a fundamental Canadian tradition: that of humbly taking our place in the Global Community by contributing to the well being of all, and participating to the fullest extent possible.  

He attacks Mr. Ignatieff for having lived outside of Canada, yet seems oblivious to how turning away from isotope production (along with his abandonment of the Kyoto Accord) undermines our international reputation.  I believe that the World Community now has reason to doubt the strength of what has been an historical commitment to &quot;walking the High Road.&quot;  How un-Canadian is Mr. Harper?


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<p>This action is unacceptable . . . or shall I word it &#8220;inaction?&#8221;</p>
<p>Domestically, he is striking another blow to our health care system, as well as turning away an economic opportunity.</p>
<p>Furthermore, in my view, the more substantial consideration here is the lack of leadership that Mr. Harper is once again expressing.  He seems too willing to abandon a fundamental Canadian tradition: that of humbly taking our place in the Global Community by contributing to the well being of all, and participating to the fullest extent possible.  </p>
<p>He attacks Mr. Ignatieff for having lived outside of Canada, yet seems oblivious to how turning away from isotope production (along with his abandonment of the Kyoto Accord) undermines our international reputation.  I believe that the World Community now has reason to doubt the strength of what has been an historical commitment to &#8220;walking the High Road.&#8221;  How un-Canadian is Mr. Harper?</p>
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