Every Cabinet Minister Gets A Mission Statement

Every Cabinet Minister Gets A Mission Statement From The Prime Minister.

My Second Biggest Mistake In Life, For Which I Have No One To Blame But Myself, Is Having Accepted Payments In Cash From Karlheinz Schreiber For A Mandate He Gave Me After I Left Office... My Biggest Mistake In Life, By Far, Was Ever Agreeing To Be Introduced To Karlheinz Schreiber In The First Place.

Margaret Thatcher Inherited The Sick Man Of Europe In 1979 And Transformed It Into A Powerhouse. When She Left Office, It Was Britain Redefined. And Of Course The Frosting On The Cake Was Her Action In The Falklands, Where She Gave Britain Back Some Of Its Pizzazz, Addressed Some Past Yearning And Great Memories. So She Gave Them Back Their Pride. That Was The First Great Thing She Did.

I Can See Now A Vision Emerging How Canada Is Going To Profit In The Future From Our Arctic Resources Without Destroying The Environment On Which It Is All Based.

For Example, The Prime Minister Earlier This Year Talked About The Importance Of The Arctic To Our Future. He's Right. A Hundred Years From Now, The Strength Of Canada Is Going To Be Coming From Our Resources In The Arctic.