Oh yeah, and so who are YOU voting for?

Sonny Drysdale lecturing Markii Burnaway, a Candidate for the All-Nite Rawk 'N Roll Party.

Sonny don't give a shit about 'faith-based funding for schools' and Markii didn't get a chance to get a word in edge-wise as Sonny insists that it's time to turn back the hand of time and say to all practicioners of the Roman Catholic School Board that we made a mistake a century or so and sorry, but from now on you have to go to the same schools as the rest of us.

As do ALL kids. Of ALL religions. And all those of NO religion. And even those who sleep through the service. And all those who claim that they are doing 'independent Bible study' on Sunday mornings.

Of course, snotty snooty brats whose parents can get them into over-priced high-falutin' Private schools, are exempted.

And yes, I'm talking to YOU, Holden Caulfield. You and that Robert Ackley guy would have been welcomed at Riverside High.

Oops, sorry about that Ackley kid.

... oh yeah - even tho I have an NDP sign on my front yard, I'm still not sure who I'm voting for.

NDP guy Paul Piglin lives just down the street from me and he and fellow NDPer Steve Holmes were the only candidates to get off the bus and give a little moral support to those of us who spent our summer on a picket-line.

Liberal Chris Bentley seems like an OK guy - but he's a Cabinet minister and has to toe the party line so he wasn't able to do dick-all for us on the picket-line. His fellow Liberal Kahil Ramal in the other London riding actually had me and fellow picketers into his office and asked what he could do for us, then got on the phone and told us about a planned meeting between the OPSEU union head-honchos and the provincial Liberal head-honchos - something my own local union people didn't bother to inform us about.

But both of them are members of the Liberal party and Premier Dalton McPinHead left us out on strike for toooo many weeks when he could have just done what he did in the end anyway and open up his wallet a lot sooner and end the strike.

And there's no way in Heaven or Hell, I'd ever vote for the provincial Conservatives - because if they were in power, I'd still be on strike with no end in sight, election or not. I know of what I speak because the last time I was on strike was when that cold-hearted bastard Mike Harris was in power and never even commented on our strike and let it end with the social agency I worked for being closed down.

John Tory strikes me as a decent guy (unlike Dalton,) if only because I've seen him cry. But let's face it, he only got elected as leader of his party because of his name. And now that I think of it, at the beginning of this last strike, he actually said on a local open-line radio show that he agreed with Dalton's position of not getting involved in our strike even though my social agency is directly funded by the provincial government. "No, the Premier has the right idea," sayeth the Tory. Oh yeah, well in that case, sucks to be you, John.

The other candidates are all just fringers - so I'm voting for the true fringe-people, those All-Nite Rawk N' Rollers who rule under the Independent ticket.