When I first spoke up in July 2010 to oppose Stephen Harper’s F-35 plan, you were with me.
And when Harper refused to give you the real cost of these planes in March 2011, we fought an election together to get you the truth.
Now, you’ve finally got the facts. This is your victory. This is your moment. And trust me, when you save Canadians $45.8-billion, they remember it at the ballot box.
But this is just one battle. And starting next April, our new Leader will fight many more for you before we go back to the polls. From protecting Canada’s lakes and rivers to restoring our international reputation, our new Leader’s ability to fight for the issues you care about is in your hands.
So far 1,001 Liberals like you, including 455 bold first-time donors, have told us what issue they care about. They’ve joined the fight.
What’s your wish for Canada?
https://www.liberal.ca/5000-wishes-for-canada
Thank you.
Michael Ignatieff
Former Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada (2008-2011)
PS. You may also call 1-800-701-7789 (Mon-Sat, 9am to 5pm ET) to donate by phone, or mail a cheque to the following address:
Liberal Party of Canada
Attn: 5,000 wishes for Canada Campaign
81 Metcalfe Street, Suite 600
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 6M8
Dear Michael Ignatieff!
Yes, I agree with your comments on F-85s.
I would gladly contribute enough money but I need to see your game plan. Think of it like an offering memorandum soliciting funds for Project Financing. So dear Michael let us see the Big Picture and disclose why you need the funds and what are your objectives.
If the opposition slanders the people of Canada or the Liberal Party, use the law to take the Bast….to court and seek justice.
Be honest with the Canadian people, put political ideology & rhetorics aside and focus on genuine buy-in of your vision for Canada & its people.
Build relationships that are based on trust rather than fear or hot air.
Pay attention to the process as well as the desired outcome.
Use strategies in combination that are characteristic of effective and efficient leaders who have a direction and who are qualified to manage Canada’s multi-trillion economy so that it benefits Canada’s society.
In addition get an office Manager that can manage communications like the phone system.
Sincerely
John Bannach