Age-old myths

From Question Period in the Bow-Wow Parliament on Tuesday:

PREMIER WILLIAMS: We will go back to the age-old trading whereby they will trade away our quotas, they will trade away our fish, and they will trade away our jobs in Newfoundland and Labrador, in the interests of Canadians on the Mainland. We, as a government, will not stand for that, believe me.

Awesomenessosity!

We, as a government, will not stand for imaginary things, believe We.

Hey, journalists! Next scrum, ask the good Premier, concerning the "age-old trading":

Which quotas were traded?

Of which fish?

To which countries?

In exchange for which "interests of Canadians on the Mainland"?

When did this occur?

The Premier spoke yesterday with such certainty on this subject, as he has in the past.

Surely he has concrete evidence of particular examples of this "age-old trading", right?

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