Category Archives: Journalism

Brad Wall – Petards are meant for hoisting folk on.. possibly?

Posted on 16 June 2013 by

Under pressure from such stalwarts of ethical behaviour as Brad “Bilderberg” Wall and Jason “liar” Kenney Trudeau has folded like a cheap suit. What a shame, I’d have donated the money to another charity; like one that doesn’t shill for … Continue reading →

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Ivison runs a sad kind of interference for the PM – So I assume he thinks the Cons should pay back all their salaries as they’ve single handedly created this massive deficit.

Posted on 15 June 2013 by

So much for the party of business and the economy, apparently a contract isn’t binding anymore. The foundation hired Mr. Trudeau for a fundraising event through his speaking agency, Speakers Spotlight, for $20,000 (plus HST). Sounds fair to me. We’ll … Continue reading →

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Cowardly Harper Party Committee members dump on injured Vet rather than the Officers who tried to influence his testimony.

Posted on 12 June 2013 by

As per Boris’s comment it does in deed appear that the victimisation of an honest witness was conducted by officers in the chain of command. Opposition Liberals will try again Wednesday to hold military officers to account for allegedly attempting … Continue reading →

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Life causes death, excess food causes obesity and increased longevity causes more suffering – shock new finding by Scientists.

Posted on 9 June 2013 by

It would appear that eminent scientists in the UK ,who should know better, are confusing the risk that alcohol poses to people with that of cigarettes and are making scarey claims about booze intake. The Alcohol Public Health Research Alliance … Continue reading →

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Say it outside of the House Reform Boy – Let’s call James Moore on his slanderous statements about Tyrone Benskin.

Posted on 31 May 2013 by

Or it would have been a slanderous statement if it were uttered anywhere else bar the House of Commons. Today in the House of Commons James Moore accused an NDP MP of introducing legislation to exempt himself from paying owed … Continue reading →

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Murikan, commie pinkoes looking for root causes again – Don’t they realise Harper’s declared that treasonous?

Posted on 30 May 2013 by

Yep it’s true that nest of fifth columnists, taliban lovers and all around haters of freedom the US Dept of Defence is seeking reasons for why people believe bullshit and hold on to ridiculous ideas as gospel (or like the … Continue reading →

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I don’t blame Blitzer for this it was a fair guess in god-botherer central – No Atheists in foxholes hey?

Posted on 22 May 2013 by

I love it when the Washington medja tries to connect with the hoi polloi and fail miserably.  

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HarperCon MPs really do their best to prove JS Mill right – They’re MPs because they couldn’t get a job elsewhere.

Posted on 21 May 2013 by

We’ve all read or heard the famous JS Mill quote on the link between Conservatism and stupidity, I never meant to say that the Conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally Conservative. I believe … Continue reading →

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Forget the pathetic joke that is Harper, this is the real story today – Knowledge is the Right’s kryptonite.

Posted on 21 May 2013 by

Amidst all the hoopla over Harper’s predictable antics in his CYA exercise today one important piece of news will be ignored. Business and this Reform government are destroying the once proud Canadian achievement of finding stuff out and being a … Continue reading →

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Let’s hear no more about the “So Called Left Wing Bias” of the Media – G&M Edition.

Posted on 16 May 2013 by

In what must be one of the most myopic and toadying editorials I’ve seen in quite a while the G&M outdoes itself in deliberate understatement in order to cover for its choice in the last election. The Harper government has … Continue reading →

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