While the U.S. is firmly near the top, Canada once again fell this year according to the World Economic Forum.
Please don’t take my word for it, though, you on the liberal-left in North America. Dare to read something that doesn’t compliment yourselves. Go to the web site. Don’t fool yourselves.
Here’s a direct copy of one of the charts from the site:
On the business competitiveness index, Canada fell from 12th last year to 15th in 2004.
"In 1998, Canada stood sixth in this ranking and in 2004 we stand 15th," said Roger Martin, Dean of the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management and institute chairman.
The bottom of the list was rounded out by countries in South and Central America, Asia and Africa, including Nicaragua, Madagascar, Honduras, Bolivia, Zimbabwe, Paraguay, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Angola and Chad, which was last.
Poor Bangladesh….. but then again, even though the liberal-left in Canada including Paul Martin all claim that "Canada is a peacekeeping nation", Bangladesh and Nigeria both deploy larger forces than Canada to U.N. operations. That’s according to the U.N. and once again, go to your beloved U.N. web site yourselves and verify that fact of liberal life. The rest of us already know the facts and that’s why we don’t have to rely on lies or spin or Hollywood or on the Michael Moore School of Obfuscation.
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