Question #1 By convention, the government is responsible to the parliament which is 'the people'. In this question it serves to mean the people of British Columbia. It is convention that Minister's resign when their Ministry comes under suspicion, even if they personally have done nothing wrong. In your opinion based on what you have heard to date do you expect that one or more BC Liberal Cabinet Ministers will resign over the raid on the BC Legislature?

Yes		54 %
No		24 %
I'm not sure		21 %

Question #2 BC politics over the past decade has featured many disturbing events relating to questionable decisions and actions by many different political actors. With this statement in mind, is it your opinion that the police raid on the legislature is the lowest you have seen politics get in BC?

Pretty close to the lowest		38 %
I've seen it worse than this		39 %
It can't possibly get worse than this		07 %
It will likely get worse than this		16 %

Question #3 In your opinion, based on what you have heard to date, which BC Liberal Minister or Ministers do you expect will resign over the matter of the raid on the legislature?

Gordon Campbell		21 %
Christy Clark		13. %
Judith Reid		04 %
Gary Collins		23 %
None		22 %
We'll need to wait and see		25. %

Question #4 In federal politics, if an election as expected, is held in the spring of 2004, will you seriously consider voting for Jack Layton and the federal NDP?

Yes		16 %
No		38 %
Undecided		13 %
I've never heard of Jack Layton		33 %

Question #5 In your opinion who is better equipped to deal with "BC's challenges' with the United States?

Paul Martin		87 %
Premier Gordon Campbell		13 %

Question #6 Let's talk about lawyers for a moment. Currently, lawyers in British Columbia are permitted to perform both plaintiff and defendant work in personal injury cases. Consider for a moment that you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident. Your injuries are severe whiplash and a broken arm. You hire a lawyer with ABC law firm. Later you find out that ABC law firm, which has six full time lawyers receives $1,000,000 for defense work performed for ICBC. In your opinion can the lawyer you have hired represent you to the very best of his ability?

Yes		28 %
No		67 %
Undecided		05 %

Question #7 With respect to the preceding question, is your hypothetical lawyer, in your opinion, acting in a conflict of interest?

Yes		70 %
No		28 %

Question #8 Within the whirlwind of political and legal speculation by the media over the raid on the legislature, if you had $100. that you had to bet, which of the following choices would you select as your best bet for the main reason that serious crime and drug investigation police officers raided the BC Legislature?

Drug and laundered money are being invested in private companies which in turn will conduct business with the BC Liberal government on things like RAV, the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Bid and other infrastructure projects in 'off-book' transactions whic		82. %
drug and laundered money is being used to buy federal liberal memberships		08 %
BC government employees and political aides are receiving money or bribes to expedite paperwork for land speculators on land purchases in British Columbia, including land near new infrastructure and development sites assoicated with RAV, the 2010 Winter O		10 %

Question #9 The federal liberals under Paul Martin have 'sold' 36,000 memberships in BC. If the average membership due is $10. this would amount to a total of $360,000. At even $100. per membership this would amount to $3,600,000. The drug industry in British Columbia alone is reported to be 7 billion dollars annually. Is it fair to say that the reason serious crime and drug enforcement police officers raided the BC Legislature has nothing to do with Prime Minister Paul Martin, Deputy Minister Christy Clark, her brother Bruce, or her husband Marke Marissen?

Yes		62 %
No		38 %

Commentary

BC Premier Gordon Campbell has not helped either himself or his government since returning from his Maui holidays. The number of respondents expecting a resignation is increasing. Deputy Minister Christy Clark is in political no-man's land and doesn't appear to have a strategy. Judith Reid may be hiding the elephant. She has yet to be tested, this can't be good for the BC Liberals.

Although respondents in this survey don't buy the idea that the federal Liberals membership problems are the main reason behind the raids, and don't believe Paul Martin will be hurt, his BC organization is hemorrhaging. Will this eventually affect him?

BC respondents (with little hesitation) indicated that they believed crimes are in transportation and in Mega-projects like RAV and the Olympics. Where else would you put 7 billion dollars of dirty dough? There has to be a Major Bank in this drug deal. Which one is it?

The Royal Bank of Canada carries the bulk of BC's debt.

If Mega-projects are the new way to launder green grass while green trees aren't doing well, will the Supreme Court of British Columbia become the 'rinse cycle'? When Regional Environmental Manager Dick Anderson shot himself and two colleagues in Kamloops in October 2002, they all went to their graves with a lot of secrets about underworld involvement in the dumping of millions of dollars of waste material and other corruption in the environmental industry. Solicitor General Rich Coleman, a former RCMP, Attorney General Geoff Plant, Premier Gordon Campbell and Finance Minister Gary Collins are all well aware that laws were being broken, but went to great lengths to ensure their friends, associates, and donors got away with the crimes. On of these BC Liberal friends actually tried in Criminal Courts, a BC Liberal donor got off on a legal technicality, the suspicious outcome of an ultra vires hearing (trial within a trial-translation-good excuse to get their friend off). The Crown promised an Appeal, but because Attorney General Geoff Plant is their boss, they were ordered not to Appeal.

On the BC Rail deal expect to see Attorney General Geoff Plant's good friend and Special Prosecutor Benardino follow the same script. The Dumoulin boys go all the way to PowerCorp the former employers and current business partners of Prime Minister Paul Martin's Canada Steamship Lines, and well known Bombardier (who stands to make a few bucks in BC too).

BC politics could not be more corrupt than it is now.