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Mike<br />

Duffy<br />

SAD DAY FOR<br />

MARGARET MIKE<br />

FRANKLAND CONDOLENCES TO SENATOR<br />

MIKE DUFFY FOR THE LOSS OF HIS<br />

MOTHER, LILLIAN BERNADETTE DUFFY,<br />

WHO DIED IN THE CHARLOTTETOWN HOSPI-<br />

TAL ON NOV. 28 AT 93.<br />

Exactly 10 years and 57 days before his mother’s<br />

death, Mike Duffy stood on Parliament<br />

Hill, his future retirement home, and blasted<br />

Maggie Trudeau so hard she “collapsed on<br />

her knees ... her body heaving with sobs,” as<br />

Toronto Star’s William Walker reported.<br />

It is hard to think of another moment in Canadian<br />

journalism as cruel as when Duffy reminded<br />

Margaret of her dead son — “This was<br />

Misha’s birthday,” was the heartless phrase<br />

from that fat, obnoxious mouth — as she stood<br />

4 ATLANTIC CANADA FRANK DECEMBER 21, 2010<br />

beside her late husband’s coffin.<br />

Never one to suffer fools gladly, Pierre Elliott<br />

Trudeau once took particular relish in humiliating<br />

him, long before the Puffster grew into an<br />

absolute caricature of a TV newsman.<br />

I’m told it was during an election stop-over in<br />

Moncton, when the prime ministerial hopeful<br />

was on a train that started pulling away from<br />

the station.<br />

In the version I heard, reporter Puffster arrived<br />

seconds too late and Trudeau took great<br />

delight in leaning out the window and yelling,<br />

“Run, fatso, run!”<br />

Duffy has 10.5 years left in the Upper Chambers<br />

until his mandatory retirement at 75, drawing<br />

$132,300-per. At that rate, the Duffster will<br />

collect nearly $1.4 million from taxpayers, if<br />

he finishes his term.<br />

ADVENTURES<br />

IN TAXPAYING<br />

BY DAN WALSH<br />

AN EPIC DAVID & GOLIATH BATTLE IS<br />

SHAPING UP BETWEEN POOR LITTLE DE-<br />

FENCELESS TAXPAYERS AND THE PHILIS-<br />

TINE GIANT OF THE SOUTH SHORE, FRANK<br />

ANDERSON.<br />

A colossus among men, deposed czar of the<br />

South West Shore Development Authority<br />

and Yarmouth Area Industrial Commission<br />

kingdoms, <strong>Frank</strong> is out to recapture taxpayer<br />

dollars, by slapping<br />

his mortal enemies<br />

the N-Dipper<br />

government and country<br />

bumpkin cabinet<br />

minister Percy Paris<br />

with a libel lawsuit.<br />

By some unprecedented<br />

quirk of fate,<br />

the N-Dippers are now<br />

ruling over us taxpayers,<br />

and serve as<br />

guardians of our public<br />

purse. Lord help us<br />

all.<br />

It remains to be seen<br />

if government forces<br />

<strong>Frank</strong> Anderson<br />

can marshall the courage to stand up to <strong>Frank</strong>’s<br />

formidable attack.<br />

No doubt <strong>Frank</strong> (no relation) has his own legion<br />

of followers, particularly among the powerful<br />

Tory old-boys clique in Yarmouth, who<br />

have already declared jihad on Percy The Cat-<br />

Killer and demolished the local N-Dipper tribe.<br />

In the Dipper war room in Halifax, supreme<br />

leader Darrellolai Dexterovich may be fearful<br />

of the political damage that a sustained war<br />

with <strong>Frank</strong> would cause.<br />

War is costly, and regional unrest may break<br />

out. Would Sterling Belliveau’s Fortress<br />

Shelburne be vulnerable to a fifth-column of<br />

<strong>Frank</strong>’s allies? General Dan O’Connor-<br />

O’Dempsey is likely advising Dexterovich to<br />

proceed with caution.<br />

In the end, instead of protecting poor defenceless<br />

taxpayers, our spineless N-Dippers may<br />

decide to run and hide, and simply pay off <strong>Frank</strong><br />

to return to his Register.<strong>com</strong> Bat-cave and<br />

live out the rest of his days in luxurious silence.<br />

I’ve heard suggestions that <strong>Frank</strong>, who I’m<br />

told earned between $95,000-100,000-per, is<br />

willing to settle for a sum in the ballpark of<br />

$400,000.<br />

The first casualty of government is always<br />

the taxpayer, eh? Like lambs to the slaughter...

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