St. Laurent was made the image of the nation's prosperity, and the Liberals refused to admit any reason for discontent existed.
Furthermore, Labour's devolution proposals address the biggest reason for discontent in both countries: that for 18 years they returned large Labour majorities in general election after general election, but nonetheless ended up being governed by Conservative politicians.This state of affairs should have provided fertile ground for the nationalist parties to hoe.
The simmering discontent is seen as a reason for Long's ability to gather such levels of support in a short time.
My research, which involved interviews and conversations with former mutineers and soldiers in five West African countries, found a combination of reasons for discontent amongst peacekeepers.
Nordeng, a great-grandmother who commutes two hours a day to work as a security officer, has plenty of reasons for discontent but will not turn to the bombastic tycoon.
That goes beyond cost; clients cite firm inefficiency, ineffective utilization of technology, lack of diversity and budget discipline, turnover, and a limited understanding of their business as additional reasons for discontent.
The reasons for discontent are not hard to find.
Vojislav Kostunica, the president of Yugoslavia, the union of Serbia and the neighboring republic of Montenegro, said there were "reasons for discontent and concern" over the arrests.
Reasons for discontent in the country are varied, with Venezuelans' daily lives in disarray.
But wary of provoking millions of Russians when there were plenty of other reasons for discontent, the Yeltsin leadership balked.
Moreover, Crowley, like his superiors, refused to use the word democracy, responding to its use by anchor al-Rattansi with the word "reform" while arguing that it was unproductive to tie events in Egypt to the protests in other countries such as Tunis or Jordan because each has its own "indigenous" forces and reasons for discontent.
