The contrasting results of the Bélanger-Campeau Commission and the Citizens' Forum on National Unity, headed by Keith Spicer, will reveal much about the fundamental incompatibilities and conflicts between Quebec's and English-Canada's perspectives on the future of the country. But the debates will be far from over and Canada's future far from clear. In A Meech Lake Post-Mortem, Pierre Fournier, a supporter of full sovereignty for Quebec, describes these incompatibilities and conflicts and clearly outlines his idea of why the Meech Lake Accord failed.