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Canadians are remembering Jacques Parizeau, the late Quebec leader who once took Canada to the brink of separation.
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@seigneurduquebec7337 2 года назад

He was a great economist. He knew what was good for Quebec.

@ostiedestrie2155 3 года назад

My jaw dropped when Parizeau started speaking English. He sounds completely native. I knew he spoke English, but I didn't realize that his English was perfect.

@maximeperez-raymond3346 3 года назад

He was studied in london, UK.

@louisrobitaille5810 2 года назад

Nah, his accent is just hidden, but you can clearly hear it if you listen for it. Quebec people have a clear accent, but you have to be listening for it for some people.

@Entername-md1ev 11 месяцев назад

Each of Quebec’s sovereignist elites are bilingual and so are their children but they pass the same laws which cause most of its population (outside Montreal) to remain unilingual…go figure

@JohnParks-zc1pn 11 дней назад

If he attended the London School of Economics, he had to learn English. They do not pander to pidgin French in London. The Quebecois really should consider learning English. That way, when they visit Paris, there will be a better chance that someone will understand what they are saying.

@mingastefania2072 4 года назад

Un grand Québécois. L'un des plus admirés de tous les temps.

@paulthomas281 Год назад

His English was perfect. @1:10 he says, "I started to write my paper. I HADN'T had time to write it". That is the correct tense. Many (including native English speakers) would have said, "I started to write my paper. I didn't have time to write it".

@timward3116 Год назад

How did that sovereignty vote break down, though? When Parizeau said they were beaten by money and the ethnic vote, was he technically correct that the ethnic vote had defeated the separatist cause? And what constituted the "ethnic vote"? He resigned after being attacked for xenophobia, but if ethnic groups did account for the loss (as the Montreal Gazette admitted), it's only a true statement and nothing to be ashamed of. I don't get it. Everytime a politician tells the truth, he/she has to apologize and step down. And then we wonder why politicians aren't honest.

@antonboludo8886 4 года назад

He was a brilliant Economist.

@cringetrendingtab 3 года назад

i am related to him lol

@JUSTforwhitlisting 3 года назад

@@cringetrendingtab He babysat my father who grew up in Montreal West and his first wife wrote about my family in

@cringetrendingtab 3 года назад

@@JUSTforwhitlisting jacque parizeau the babysitter. very pog

@simplecronista2400 6 месяцев назад

He was also a confessed xenophobic. He was the aurhor of the infamous the phrase “le vote ethnique”

@antonboludo8886 6 месяцев назад

Yes, I remember that from the 2nd Referendum. I was telling my then girlfriend that now he is going to say what he really thinks and then resign tomorrow. That is exactly what happened. @@simplecronista2400

@user-qz1nx8je3o 3 года назад

Vive le Québec libre

@CBCTheNational 9 лет назад

Canadians are remembering Jacques Parizeau, the late Quebec leader who once took Canada to the brink of separation.

@alb2076 6 лет назад

And Quebecers remember him as one of the greatest leaders of our history, who built our economy and fought for our emancipation (not complete yet).

@MaestroTJS 5 лет назад

Your "emancipation"? You know, you can talk about your independence all you want, but using that word is a real affront to people who have ACTUALLY suffered. Most Prime Ministers of Canada (and almost all the major ones) have been from Quebec, especially over the last half century, and the federal government is filled with Quebecois influence, much more than it should be if we go by population numbers, so to claim that you are somehow second- or third-class citizens or slaves is beyond ridiculous.

@antonboludo8886 4 года назад

@@alb2076 "Emancipation"? LMAO

@antonboludo8886 4 года назад

We almost lost our country. He was appealing to the baser emotions of the common people.

@leocadieux6781 3 года назад

@@MaestroTJS These prime ministers of Canada who were Québécois were colonized and ignorant of their own History.

@JaswinderSingh-wd9kr Месяц назад

We support to Quebac sovereignty.

@user-qg9hf2ip2u 3 месяца назад

Money? Yes. Canadian unionism is built of money, you got Newfoundland to come in on 52% because of money so it's certainly what ties the country together. Ethnic vote? Yes. Immigrants have been tracking towards the upper middle class history of Montreal and it's constitutional views since the conquest. He spoke correctly. Unsurprising that he's so criticised for it since the French Canadians have always been the only concept of a nation state in Canada. The rest are largely empty headed when it comes to the concept and largely empty headed therefore when it comes to thinking about a country.

@sabiondo1629 5 месяцев назад

1:42 Trudeau

@dernochjungenoergler 5 месяцев назад

wait, seriously? I'm from Europe...

@guizmono30 9 лет назад

He would of be a good politician for Canada but decided to work for Quebec instead! Oh well!… But he is still a great person!… Even if he said things that a lot would love to ignore!

@guizmono30 7 лет назад

***** Il faudrait juste que tu puisse traduire correctement mais pour le reste.. C'est bon!