YES to the TMX Group Inc. (X) and the London Stock Exchange Group, NO to the Maple Group

On June 30, 2011, TMX Group Inc. (X) shareholders will be under the obligation to vote FOR the merger of equals. This need to be done to preserve the financial interests of Canada. Some will come with a totally opposite view, saying that in order to preserve the interest of Canada, shareholders need to vote against the merger of equals project.

Two days before the decisive vote, Jack Layton, a Quebecker born and raised in Montreal, Quebec province is suddenly manifesting some concerns about the merger of equals. Surprising? Not at all, knowing that major Quebec leaders and financial institutions are supporting the Maple Group. Jack Layton is certainly willing to support the Maple Group because in Canada, the New Democratic Party has become the official opposition because of strong support received in Quebec province. So Jack Layton position is one of a man willing to support his voters. It’s not in an optic to defend the interest of Canadians. Keep that in mind. It’s all about business here, but TMX shareholders like myself need to see clear in this foolish game.

The Caisse de dépôt et placement, Fonds de solidarité FTQ, National Bank and Desjardins Group are 4 major Quebec institutions that are taking part to the Maple Group. Major and poorly manage are two terms that fit best to those Quebec financial institutions. Not to forget who are Quebeckers in their essence.

For decades, selfish hypocrite Quebeckers have vote for the federal political party Bloc Québécois. From 1991 to todays, the party devoted itself to the protection of Quebec’s interests in the House of Commons of Canada, making the Bloc Québécois a sovereigntist party in Ottawa. While trying to please the fools, Canada Prime Ministers of all time had to spend a lot of time and energy on Quebec province. This drive Canada to the Sponsorship Scandal. The scandal result in good intention from Canada to enhance Quebec inside a united nation. But as always, Quebeckers destroy the good intention and f the whole thing.

The Sponsorship Scandal is similar to the Airbus affair. While being Prime Minister of Canada, Brian Mulroney accepted 300 000$ to promote Airbus inside the government. The bastard!

Never forget, always remember: Quebec is the shame of the Canadian nation. When it come to defend Canadian interests, Quebeckers need to back off because they never been able to match the level of efficiency of Canadians. Quebec eternal taste for glory is going to be short and sweet. On June 30, 2011, I am 90% sure that common sense will win and that vast majority of TMX shareholders will vote in favour of the merger of equals proposed by the London Stock Exchange Group. There’s no other issue. Canada needs to escape from an exclusive “bankers power” present in the Maple Group and, even more important, Canada need to remain far away from any Quebec power.

Quebeckers have to understand that they are part of a distinct society and that they don’t have any major role to play in the Canadian economy. We can do without Quebec and I hope that one day, Quebec province will separate from Canada. Let’s the Quebec fool play between them and between them only so Canada can finally shine.

Voting for the merger of equals equal a vote for Canada, a vote for the liberty of capitalism, a vote for the evolution of our exchange.

I vote for the merger of equals project on June 24, 2011 on St-Jean Baptist Day, to remember my vote forever. On June 24, I screamed a big NO to Quebec by voting FOR the merger of equals. Take that Quebec! And... oh... BACK OFF QUEBECKERS, BACK OFF FOREVER. Don’t come and mess up with Canadian interests. I think the message is clear now.

There was a lot of screams in this post, I hope I did not scare you too much. But at least, I did what I could. I want Quebec province to be totally out of the big scheme. I want  them to suffer, I want them to realize that they had missed their chance to become part of something they cannot measure the importance. To Love Canada is to hate Quebec. The province must be destroy and neglect from Canadian authorities and right now, well, Stephen Harper is doing the job quite well.

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