Dear Jagmeet Singh:

 I'm sorry to hear Ed Broadbent died.

 Mr. Broadbent was a good man! He was not anti anything and he always tried to help Canadian citizens. He was a great politician and I believe, however, not a deeply religious person. Are you so deeply religious you can't change? You can be a good person without all the religious acrutements.

Without power good men are helpless and for you to win power in Quebec, you have to follow the deeply engraved ideas of the people living in Quebec. We are a multicultural province with a core of deep French Nationalism.  We are a blend of French nationalism, corporate business, subtle racism and plenty of rock and roll all linked by smart phones. Science has become our new God.

   In the past, Quebec culture was based on politics and the Catholic church. That changed when Canadian citizens and the world learned how the Church treated Native children. Religion is no longer a part of the political concepts in Quebec, however, outside of politics, everything goes. The problem is, are you a good man and a politician and how long do you want to remain outside of politics in Quebec?

 I recommend you follow the lead of our Quebec Prime Minister Legault. One of the hardest things he had to do was remove (the cross of Jesus Christ) a religious symbol of the Catholic church, from the wall of his office. Guess what you have to do if you want the smallest chance of winning a political victory in Quebec. Don't try! Do.a haircut, a shave, a business suit and French lessons. For shock value, do it publicly in Quebec. Divest yourself of religious symbols and fight for human rights and a clean environment for everybody here and around the world! It takes plenty of courage. Do you have courage?

If you can't do it, forget Quebec!

Who am I to tell you this....just your average citizen. The kind of man who deeply respected Tommy Douglas and Jack Layton and Ed Broadbent....and who was born in Montreal and lived in Quebec all his life.

Nelson Joseph Raglione.

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