If the negotiations go badly, even after the announcement of a tentative deal, and we really have to endure some hardship and retaliate strongly against the American Leviathan, it will be difficult but it will be an opportunity. And it will be only the second time in our history that a major foreign power has directly threatened Canada’s integrity as a country. The previous occasion was when General Charles de Gaulle came to Canada in 1967 ostensibly to help celebrate our centenary as an independent confederation and before a crowd of 200,000 in front of the Montréal City Hall and a television audience of many millions, he said that his trip that day from Québec City along Québec’s first Highway “had reminded (him) of the Liberation,” and he concluded to enormous applause by bellowing the separatist slogan “Vive le Quebec libre!” He was then rivaled only by Mao Zedong as
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