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Date Posted: 21:52:30 12/19/01 Wed
Author: Ronald Dykeman
Subject: Re: Alaska
In reply to: Andy 's message, "Re: Alaska" on 07:55:14 12/19/01 Wed

>>Wouldn't Canada have to buy Alaska? Somehow I doubt
>>Ottawa will find it feasible to buy a province.
>
>Either that or does Ottawa really want Russia on there
>front door step? See there is other Alternitives

Why not, have Russia as a neighbour? The United States is a neighbour of Canada. Could Russia be any more of a difficult neighbour than the United States. If Canada can deal with the United States, I am sure that Canada can deal with Russia as well.
Many Thanks,
Ronald Dykeman
Founder of the Imperial Canada Association

>
>>
>>> Dear Richard,
>>>
>>> Thank you for this encouraging message. Canada
>>>would be happy to have Alaska join as a new province.
>>>By all means, gather as much support as you can for a
>>>petition by the people of Alaska to present to
>Ottawa.
>>>Alaska would qualify for far more representation in
>>>the Parliament of Canada than it does in the Congress
>>>of the United States. In the lower house of
>>>Parliament, Alaska would be represented by at least
>12
>>>MP's and in the upper house by 9 senators. That would
>>>mean a delegation to Ottawa of 7 times as many people
>>>as Alaska's population qualifies it to send to
>>>Washington. Not only that, but the economic benefits
>>>that Alaska would receive as a part of Canada are
>>>incalculable. Canada and Alaska combining their
>>>strengths together would create a truly remarkable
>>>society in the northern half of the continent. Simply
>>>put, there is no reason for Alaska to not join
>>Canada.
>>> We appreciate your support for Imperial Canada.
>We
>>>also look forward to the day when the totally
>>>artificial border between Alaska and Canada can be
>>>erased. All the best in your campaign for Alaskan
>>>provincehood. If there is any way can be of
>assistance
>>>to you, feel free to contact us.
>>> Many Thanks,
>>> Ronald Dykeman
>>> Founder of the Imperial Canada Association
>>>
>>>> Dear Group,
>>>>
>>>> I live in Alaska. This state has been under
>>>>constant harrasment by the federal government of the
>>>>United States for more than 20 years. Quite frankly,
>>>>we here in Alaska have had it with Washington, DC. I
>>>>noticed the Imperial Canada website, and I liked it.
>>>>Me and my associates here in Alaska are starting a
>>>>movement to have Alaska request provincehood for our
>>>>land as part of Canada. Canada is a far better
>>society
>>>>than the United States, and we would be proud to be
>a
>>>>part of the Canadian Empire.
>>>> Keep up the good work,
>>>> Richard (a disillusioned
>American)

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