How say you presidential candidate Frank Godon eh?
The Public Eye (Truth To Power - www.accesstoinfo.blogspot.com; vicpopuli1@gmail.com) has left a new comment on your post, "To, MMF presidential candidate Frank Godon: "Please help us!"
I, too, would be interested to hear Frank's translation and, more particularly, his interpretation of the metaphoric symbolism of the poster.
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Dear TPE:
Thank you for writing. Like you we too take this request very seriously. Not only is it Mr. Godon's first real policy challenge of Election 2010 but should he reply it will reveal a lot about his position on SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) and more importantly his belief in the freedom of speech and expression.
How say you presidential candidate Godon Mr. Populi and our readers are watching!
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
I, too, would be interested to hear Frank's translation and, more particularly, his interpretation of the metaphoric symbolism of the poster.
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Dear TPE:
Thank you for writing. Like you we too take this request very seriously. Not only is it Mr. Godon's first real policy challenge of Election 2010 but should he reply it will reveal a lot about his position on SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) and more importantly his belief in the freedom of speech and expression.
How say you presidential candidate Godon Mr. Populi and our readers are watching!
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
posted by Clare L. Pieuk at 10:19 AM
1 Comments:
The poster literally translated means
Fascism comes
Crush vermin
Powerful counter-offensive
Proletarian
The symbolism is pretty much forward the average worker (red Soviet) rising up to crush the greedy elitist (Fascism)
You could say this symbolizes much like I want the Metis people of Manitoba to rise up and vote out the greed and jealousy so prominent these days in the MMF
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