Monthly Archives: June 2010
G20, Black Block, and Democracy
So the G20 is over, the great leaders of the world have met and now, to quote the immortal words of semisonic “They don’t have to go home, but they can’t stay here”. There’s a plethora of articles out there … Continue reading
Anarchists, Unions, and Hypocrisy.
As the G20 begins I wait in eager anticipation to hear of the protests that will inevitably strike downtown Toronto. The groups that have declared intent to assemble are varied and diverse, and most of them seem harmless enough, exercising … Continue reading
Ezra Levant with John Stossel
I am so freaking embarrassed right now. To be fair, the problems with the Ivory Tower protesting Ann Coulter are just as prevalent in the United States (and there are some suggesting that she made a big stink out of … Continue reading
The Use of War by a Freedom Loving Country
In an uncharacteristic move today, the Liberals suggested a plan to the Government that would allow the Canadian Forces to stay in Afghanistan beyond the 2011 pull out date. The last discussion over the Afghan mission was a motion to … Continue reading
Bulletpoint > News
You want to know why the newspapers are dying? It’s because of articles like this: Imagine a country where Parliament is padlocked twice in 13 months to frustrate the democratic will of the elected majority. That country is now this … Continue reading
Hello, and about that Rand Paul guy…
So my friend Lino says to me last night, have you read my new political blog? So I go to his site and within half an hour he asks me to join and start contributing to his political commentary. He … Continue reading
Citizens lose land to expropriation
Yet another example demonstrating our lack of property rights in Canada. Citizens in Hamilton, Ontario have recently been served ‘Expropriation’ notices from the government informing them that their land will be forcibly purchased in preparation for the PANAM games. As … Continue reading
‘Honour Killings’ Not Permitted
Today marks a long overdue victory for both Canada and the defense of her beautiful ideals. As experts report ‘Honour Killings’ to be on the rise in Canada (14 since 2002), the courts today sentenced father and brother of Aqsa … Continue reading
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