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Category Archives: Law
The reason why Harper doesn’t like root causes – it makes his friends look bad.
Recently Stephen “Bud Boomer” Harper has pooh poohed thinking and instead advocated action is all that is needed. This cashmere wearing, kitten hugging mail clerk has got his macho on. It is all a bit to contrived and nauseating to … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Military, Politics, Uncategorized
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Ezra Levant – the real reason Sun News Network should be denied mandatory carriage – They aren’t a news channel.
The latest outpouring of wannabe journalist opinion columnist Ezra Levant illustrates only too well why SNN should not be allowed mandatory carriage, it doesn’t tell the truth; just those bits that fit it’s far right supporting agenda. The latest example … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Law, Politics
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Cal Wenzel demonstrates once more that the entitled have no idea about free speech, democracy, or what the right to it means.
The Calgary building magnate who wishes to continue the ugly urban sprawl that is Calgary and will put up a great deal of money to ensure that certain folk are elected, is upset because people heard his views on the … Continue reading
Posted in Bankers, Journalism, Law, Politics
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Schmidt joins Colvin as the victim of the Conservative’s idea of ethics and Rob Nicholson’s idea of fair play in particular.
How ironic on a day when the Prime Minister is publicly rending his garments over bullying, Rob Nicholson as a Minister of state is allowing the bullying of a brave man who actually did his job honestly and properly. Something … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Police, Politics
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Vic Toews wants more powers to fight terrorism, but not to determine root causes ok – Fair enough which of the ones that you are requesting would have prevented the Boston Bombing?
As usual those in power would like more power to tell us what we can and cannot do. The fact that Toews thinks we are well prepared for any Boston type situation doesn’t mean that that we have enough anti-terrorism … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Bliss, Law, Military, Police, Politics
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Dean Skoreyko – Libel: I don’t think it means what you think it does.
BC Tories must be relieved that they ditched this guy if this post is any indication of his ability to think logically. His understanding of the meaning of words is also highly suspect. The Globe and Mail remains the only … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Politics
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Rathgeber and Bernier prove themselves bigger arses than Flaherty – Maxime and Brent the market never decides with respect to mortgages.
Our illustrious Finance minister, Jim “Busted Clock” Flaherty has probably actually been correct in his intervention over mortgage interest rates. Weird hey? But harebell, why would you say that? Well you may ask. All mortgages are insured by the public … Continue reading
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Apparently we all heard Vic Toews wrong – “You can side with us AND you can side with the child pornographers” was what he meant.
It’s stunning how this social conservative, holier than though bunch of degenerates can claim to know what is ethical and what isn’t and commit every single one of the transgressions they accuse others of making. Vic “Family Values” Toews – … Continue reading
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Stripping citizens of their citizenship is a bright shiny object to distract us from the mess Harper’s making of the economy.
Whenever I hear of a new attempt to victimise a new minority percentage of the population I look around to see what the real issue is. Usually this issue is huge and hiding in plain sight and the furor over … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Bliss, Law, Oil, Philosophy, Politics
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TO you got off lightly, it could have been way worse.
The fact that Ford got off following some fancy footwork by 3 paragons of preserving the position of the 1% should not come as surprise to anybody. It just confirms what many of us have known all along; there is … Continue reading
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