Matthew Fletcher

About

Matthew Fletcher is a student of history and holds degrees from McGill and Queen's universities. He writes primarily about Canadian politics and history, as everything is political and historical. Matthew currently lives in Peterborough, Ontario.

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Politics

• Calgary Grit
• Closet Liberal
• Crawl Across the Ocean
• Jay Currie
• Mader Blog
• Sean Incognito
• Stephen Taylor
• The Tiger in Somerville
• Inkless Wells

Politics and More

• Black Coffee Blues
• Bow. James Bow
• Gen X at 40
• On the Fence
• Optimus Crime (original)
• The Rebel Sell
• The View From in Here

Footy (and Politics)

• Culture of Soccer
• Gramsci's Kingdom

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The Blogging Alliance of Non Partisan Canadians

Who's Counting?

Tuesday, October 24, 2006

QUICK NOTES

• Isn't the justification for subsidising Bombardier that the company employs Canadians?
• A civil-war by any other name?

The nature of the conflict in Iraq has fundamentally changed over the past year into a "complex and difficult" struggle for power among Iraqis, the top American commander in Iraq said Tuesday.
[...]
"Since the elections in December, we've seen the nature of the conflict evolving from what was an insurgency against us to a struggle for the division of political and economic power among the Iraqis,"

• Thanks Sony. Because you made a few shoddy batteries, I got to replace my three-year old laptop battery with a brand new one, absolutely free.

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