Jacques Parizeau Quotes

When The Canadian Confederation Took Place In 1867, A Lot Of People In Quebec Said, 'Could We Have A Referendum?' They Said, 'Oh, No. In The British Tradition, The Parliament Can Do Anything, Excluding Changing A Man Into A Woman, And, Therefore, No Referendum' - And That Was That.

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