Whether the anger is as strong as that in the rest of the country, I do not know.

Given the history of Newfoundland and Labrador and the history of neglect by the federal government of its responsibilities from the time of Confederation on, it is not surprising that there are people the government wanted to assimilate, wanted to ignore, refused, and failed to provided the services being given everywhere across country.

3. Welcomes the results achieved with the return of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), reconstruction and property restitution, in line with the provisions of Annex VII to the Dayton Agreement; insists on the need for full implementation of the annex and the related strategy in order to ensure a sustainable return and also fair, comprehensive and durable solutions for internally displaced persons, refugees and other war-affected persons; underlines in this regard the need for the sustainable return of Croats, Bosniaks and others into the Republika Srpska; stresses the need to make progress in improving the socio-economi ...[+++]c integration of those who have returned; calls for better coordination of efforts at all levels and more attention to be given to the most vulnerable displaced people, including Roma and women victims of violence; notes with regret that, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross, there are still about 7 000 missing people whose fate remains unknown;

Or when employers import labour and do not ask or care whether there are children back home or they ignore the fact that this is the case.

Belarus remains a country where human rights are routinely disregarded, political dissent is not tolerated and a free press is a distant pipe dream.

Accustomed to being ignored by the rest of the country., they have actually gotten used to feeling abandoned.

The rest of the report is better than the usual European Parliament reports on Balkan countries.

It remains an option and we decided not to eliminate that option for those countries and economies that were used to it.

Ignored by the federal government, we keep adding great amounts of money to the federal treasury while in the rest of Canada the Liberal government keeps sticking its nose into issues that it should not and keeps costing the taxpayers millions of dollars.

Would we have been better off as a province by saying to heck with the rest of the country, and to ship—which we could have done—and then the country would have had a mess, instead of it being isolated to P.E.I. ?