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MARTINE OUELLET AND THE ART OF GIVING UP
By Bernard Bujold-
Politician Martine Ouellet reminds me of Hillary Clinton who does not yet accept her defeat during the 2016 US election...
Bloc Québécois leader Martine Ouellet used more than 20 minutes at the start of her press conference (Monday, June 4, 2018) to criticize and blame other Bloc Québécois leaders or members of Parliament for treason against her before saying that she will resign as of June 11 (miracle could happen by then...).
In politics as in life, we win or lose but we have to accept the result and as we say: "Switch to another call ..."
What I do not understand in Martine Ouellet case is her relentlessness. She broke her health and lost some beautiful time of her life (see picture before and after) while for several months she must had seen that the game was played over her head. "It was all over her head! ".
In life one have to recognize the battles you can not win and choose another fight. Great leaders fight only for struggles they can win, often winning in advance. It's called survival instinct!
SEE STORY LA PRESSE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
SEE STORY LA PRESSE ON THE PRESS CONFERENCE RESIGNATION







THE MONTREAL MUSEUMS DAY 2018-
By Bernard Bujold-
Some 30 museums in Montreal received visitors for free on Sunday, May 27, 2018.
However, major museums such as the Museum of Fine Arts or Pointe-à-Callière did not include in the visit their temporary exhibition which meant that neither Picasso nor the Queens of Egypt were accessible to the public for free...
A disappointment that according to the guides is attributable to the lack of subsidies from governments...
Personally I loved the McCord Museum's "SHALOM MONTRÉAL" exhibit about Montreal's Jewish community.
I also made an interesting discovery by visiting the McGill University Museum (Redpath Museum). In fact, the founder of the University, James McGill, was physically like Donald Trump...
If I have a second disappointment, it is that of the "cat" at the exhibition on Egypt. Indeed, in the catalog, the black cat cover a full page while in reality, it is a tiny cat barely two inches. It is so tiny that I had to go back to see it because I did not notice it during my first visit!
SEE PHOTO ALBUM