And the "Daily Show" host emphasized that his and Stephen Colbert's planned rallies in Washington DC next month are not a liberal reaction to Beck's recent ...
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Another Comedy Tour Scheduled For Washington...
And the "Daily Show" host emphasized that his and Stephen Colbert's planned rallies in Washington DC next month are not a liberal reaction to Beck's recent ...
Look To Ontario To See How Well Liberals Have Dealt With Home Care...
...and I am sure anyone covering the Toronto Mayorality Race could question Depends Snivelman about McGoonty and his successes in this area.
Lawrence Martin
Policy-pinched Liberals eye home-care plan
‘This isn’t about a nanny state,’ said one Grit. ‘This is about people taking care of each other’
Lawrence Martin
Policy-pinched Liberals eye home-care plan
‘This isn’t about a nanny state,’ said one Grit. ‘This is about people taking care of each other’
No Place To Hide...
Christie Blatchford
In Laguna Niguel, the cult of David Frost lives on
Sep 29, 2010 10:12PM EDT
Under an assumed name, the disgraced minor-hockey coach attempts a comeback in California
In Laguna Niguel, the cult of David Frost lives on
Sep 29, 2010 10:12PM EDT
Under an assumed name, the disgraced minor-hockey coach attempts a comeback in California
No Sign At This Time In History BUT...
...cruising the highways of the country is the champion of The Left!
Globe Editorial
The coalition of 2010 is Stephen Harper’s fantasy
The federal Conservatives have been claiming that the Liberals, the NDP and the Bloc are in a coalition. A particular convergence of opposition parties on an issue is no sign of any such alliance. Sep 29, 2010
Globe Editorial
The coalition of 2010 is Stephen Harper’s fantasy
The federal Conservatives have been claiming that the Liberals, the NDP and the Bloc are in a coalition. A particular convergence of opposition parties on an issue is no sign of any such alliance. Sep 29, 2010
Frick, Frack and Frum
A Question For Anti-smoking Groups...
...how many picket lines do you have outside of indian reserves that are manufacturing and distributing tobacco products?
Just how stupid do anti-smoking groups think people are?
Hey, has anyone else heard this one before?
Anti-smoking groups are urging the government to move forward with a plan to introduce larger and more graphic warning labels on cigarette packages.
That’s right. Not place graphic labels on, but to make them bigger and grosser. Because the only thing standing between us and a smoke-free world is reaching out to the last handful of idiots who have somehow never heard that smoking is bad and inform them that inhaling chemicals and carcinogens is, gasp!, unhealthy.
Read More »
Just how stupid do anti-smoking groups think people are?
Anti-smoking groups are urging the government to move forward with a plan to introduce larger and more graphic warning labels on cigarette packages.
That’s right. Not place graphic labels on, but to make them bigger and grosser. Because the only thing standing between us and a smoke-free world is reaching out to the last handful of idiots who have somehow never heard that smoking is bad and inform them that inhaling chemicals and carcinogens is, gasp!, unhealthy.
Read More »
Wong-Tam"s Hidden Agenda...
Simon Wookey: The only candidate rejecting Queers Against Israeli Apartheid’s message
Across the country, and very much here in Toronto, the issue of trust is driving our political environment. Voters — tired of hyper-partisan gamesmanship, lost and broken promises, disappearing clouds of public funds, and endless empty rhetoric — simply seek transparent representation. They want to know where politicians truly stand, no matter their warts, without having to fight through a fog of vacillations and prevarications to find out. Read More »
Posted in: Canada, Full Comment Tags: Queers Against Israeli Apartheid, Pride parade, Simon Wookey, Ward 27 Toronto, Kyle Rae, Toronto election
Across the country, and very much here in Toronto, the issue of trust is driving our political environment. Voters — tired of hyper-partisan gamesmanship, lost and broken promises, disappearing clouds of public funds, and endless empty rhetoric — simply seek transparent representation. They want to know where politicians truly stand, no matter their warts, without having to fight through a fog of vacillations and prevarications to find out. Read More »
Posted in: Canada, Full Comment Tags: Queers Against Israeli Apartheid, Pride parade, Simon Wookey, Ward 27 Toronto, Kyle Rae, Toronto election
That's Been My Contention For Years...
...it is easy to be popular and a hero of the downtrodden when you create a cradle to grave mentality on the backs of the middle class.
Lorne Gunter: Trudeau’s impact is obvious. It’s also mostly bad
Gary Hershorn / Reuters
Pierre Trudeau died 10 years ago this week, so of course the tributes and legacy analyses have been coming thick and fast. Among my favourites was offered up by Chantel Hebert, one of the few people worth reading at the Toronto Star.
Well, I have one, too. But unlike most commentators, I come to bury Trudeau (or at least make sure he’s still buried), not to praise him.
While he certainly had a profound impact on Canada, it was mostly destructive. Even the few positive changes he made might be called inevitable; they were the type of changes that were coming to every western society by dint of cultural evolution anyway. Read More »
Lorne Gunter: Trudeau’s impact is obvious. It’s also mostly bad
Gary Hershorn / Reuters
Pierre Trudeau died 10 years ago this week, so of course the tributes and legacy analyses have been coming thick and fast. Among my favourites was offered up by Chantel Hebert, one of the few people worth reading at the Toronto Star.
Well, I have one, too. But unlike most commentators, I come to bury Trudeau (or at least make sure he’s still buried), not to praise him.
While he certainly had a profound impact on Canada, it was mostly destructive. Even the few positive changes he made might be called inevitable; they were the type of changes that were coming to every western society by dint of cultural evolution anyway. Read More »
Cutting Thru All The Crap...
...pimping becoming a legalized cottage industry and CRA And McGoonty will want their pound of flesh.
Coming Up: Post columnists Barbara Kay and Lorne Gunter on prostitution laws
Tomorrow at 11 a.m. EST, Barbara Kay and Lorne Gunter will join host Matt Gurney to discuss and debate Canada’s prostitution laws and what the changes mean for Canada. Is sex work ever respectable? Should the Tories appeal the Court ruling decriminalizing the world’s oldest profession? Watch FullComment.com for a link to the live debate tomorrow morning, and join us with your questions and comments in real-time.
See you all at 11!
Tomorrow at 11 a.m. EST, Barbara Kay and Lorne Gunter will join host Matt Gurney to discuss and debate Canada’s prostitution laws and what the changes mean for Canada. Is sex work ever respectable? Should the Tories appeal the Court ruling decriminalizing the world’s oldest profession? Watch FullComment.com for a link to the live debate tomorrow morning, and join us with your questions and comments in real-time.
See you all at 11!
The Law Is An Ass...
Sex workers still not protected
Despite admiring the courage of Ontario Superior Court Justice Susan Himel for striking down some of Canada's prostitution laws -- leaving judicial authorities across the country begging the feds to follow through on their plan to appeal -- we must take her to task for her naivety.
The Winners...
* Pimps
*Madams
*Human Traffickers
Despite admiring the courage of Ontario Superior Court Justice Susan Himel for striking down some of Canada's prostitution laws -- leaving judicial authorities across the country begging the feds to follow through on their plan to appeal -- we must take her to task for her naivety.
* Pimps
*Madams
*Human Traffickers
If Canada Is Attacked We Know of 136 Politicians Who Would Run For The Hills...
U.S. military deserters not saved by Liberal bill
By BRYN WEESE, Parliamentary Bureau
A Liberal private member’s bill to grant U.S. military deserters permanent residency in Canada died at second reading Wednesday by a vote of 143 to 136.
By BRYN WEESE, Parliamentary Bureau
A Liberal private member’s bill to grant U.S. military deserters permanent residency in Canada died at second reading Wednesday by a vote of 143 to 136.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Let's Keep Two Important Things In Mind...
2) that Depends Snivelman was part of the team that foisted these travestys upon Ontarioians and he is asking for your support so that he can stick it to the people of Toronto for four years. The vaseline applicators supplied by Dulltoon have two sides.
Public Service Announcement & Possible Recall...
Defective M&Ms Could Melt In Your Hands
Candy manufacturer Mars, Incorporated went into overdrive mode today as it scrambled to recall millions of defective M&M™ candies manufactured in China that could melt in your hands, despite the chocolate confection's legendary protective shell.
Full Story »
Candy manufacturer Mars, Incorporated went into overdrive mode today as it scrambled to recall millions of defective M&M™ candies manufactured in China that could melt in your hands, despite the chocolate confection's legendary protective shell.
Full Story »
BP Bashers Take Note...
Ba da boom
Ezra Levant:
"If we shut down the oilsands, Americans are going to fill up their cars with gas from somewhere else."
John Vidal, in The Guardian:
More oil is spilled from the (Niger) delta's network of terminals, pipes, pumping stations and oil platforms every year than has been lost in the Gulf of Mexico... With 606 oilfields, the Niger delta supplies 40% of all the crude the United States imports and is the world capital of oil pollution...
Posted by EBD at 12:14 AM Comments (21)
Ezra Levant:
"If we shut down the oilsands, Americans are going to fill up their cars with gas from somewhere else."
John Vidal, in The Guardian:
More oil is spilled from the (Niger) delta's network of terminals, pipes, pumping stations and oil platforms every year than has been lost in the Gulf of Mexico... With 606 oilfields, the Niger delta supplies 40% of all the crude the United States imports and is the world capital of oil pollution...
Posted by EBD at 12:14 AM Comments (21)
Print And Paste On Refrigerator Door...
Marcus Gee
Cutting city staff through attrition not so simple
When you hear a candidate say he is going save millions through 'attrition,' beware.
Sep 29, 2010 3:38AM EDT 7
Cutting city staff through attrition not so simple
When you hear a candidate say he is going save millions through 'attrition,' beware.
Sep 29, 2010 3:38AM EDT 7
Hopefully Voters, In TO & ON, Won't Develope Short Term Memory Loss...
...come election day!
Adam Radwanski
A wave of voter anger is growing – and incumbents should be afraid
Adam Radwanski
A wave of voter anger is growing – and incumbents should be afraid
Iggy, Kennedy And Other Supporters Should Be Banned...
...from driving on the Highway Of Heros!
National Post editorial board: Making Canada a haven for deserters
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff has thrown his support behind a private member’s bill from Liberal MP Gerard Kennedy. The bill, slated for a second-reading vote on Wednesday, would permit U.S. soldiers opposed to the war in Iraq to seek refuge in Canada from their sworn duty in the United States armed forces.
To say the least, Mr. Ignatieff’s support is hypocritical. He was one of the world’s leading academic supporters for the American invasion in 2002. In his 2004 book The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terror, he not only justified such pre-emptive wars against rogue states, but also condoned coercive forms of interrogation that many Liberals believe are really torture. How does he square those earlier positions with his current support for giving shelter to soldiers who are running away from fighting the war on terror?
Mr. Kennedy’s bill, if left unamended, would make Canada a haven not only for American deserters, but deserters from around the world. Any soldier, whether from a country’s regular army or a ragtag militia, who objected to the fight he was being sent into, could escape to Canada and stay here permanently, so long as the battle he was fleeing was unapproved by the United Nations.
According to the United Nations, there are currently 27 active wars or conflicts around the world. Almost none have UN approval. Indeed only one – the war in Afghanistan – has anything approaching Security Council sanction. And there are those who argue the Afghan mission has changed so drastically that even it no longer qualifies as UN-endorsed.
Would Mr. Ignatieff welcome an American GI who objected to being part of the surge in Afghanistan? Canadian soldiers who similarly shirked their duties there would be subject to arrest. The passage of Mr. Kennedy’s bill might well establish a situation in which immigration officials were required to give more protection to American deserters than our own conscientious objectors would have.
We suspect both Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Ignatieff would insist the former’s private member’s bill would never sanction such amnesty for Americans being sent to Afghanistan. Still, it’s not hard to imagine American deserters showing up at our border, claiming the Afghan campaign is immoral and insisting we take them in. Many of the same crusading lawyers representing the approximately 40 Iraq-war deserters already here would no doubt be only too happy to use Mr. Kennedy’s law, if passed, to advocate for similar rights for future Afghan-war deserters.
It is also worth noting that America officially ended combat operations in Iraq on August 31. Would any deserters who showed up after Mr Kennedy’s bill became law qualify to use its provisions? Is his bill anything more than one more snide, symbolic gesture to reaffirm that liberals around the world hated George Bush?
The current Obama administration isn’t likely to welcome a purported ally taking this action either, since it implies current policies – not just Mr. Bush’s – warrant Americans running out on military obligations they willingly signed up for. (There is no longer a draft to dodge. Any American seeking refuge here willingly enlisted.)
Mr. Kennedy’s bill is nothing more than an attempt to keep fighting the last culture war. And Mr. Ignatieff should be ashamed for supporting it.
Read more: http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2010/09/28/national-post-editorial-board-kennedys-bill-would-make-canada-a-haven-for-deserters-from-around-the-world/#ixzz10uqP5MCy
National Post editorial board: Making Canada a haven for deserters
Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff has thrown his support behind a private member’s bill from Liberal MP Gerard Kennedy. The bill, slated for a second-reading vote on Wednesday, would permit U.S. soldiers opposed to the war in Iraq to seek refuge in Canada from their sworn duty in the United States armed forces.
To say the least, Mr. Ignatieff’s support is hypocritical. He was one of the world’s leading academic supporters for the American invasion in 2002. In his 2004 book The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terror, he not only justified such pre-emptive wars against rogue states, but also condoned coercive forms of interrogation that many Liberals believe are really torture. How does he square those earlier positions with his current support for giving shelter to soldiers who are running away from fighting the war on terror?
Mr. Kennedy’s bill, if left unamended, would make Canada a haven not only for American deserters, but deserters from around the world. Any soldier, whether from a country’s regular army or a ragtag militia, who objected to the fight he was being sent into, could escape to Canada and stay here permanently, so long as the battle he was fleeing was unapproved by the United Nations.
According to the United Nations, there are currently 27 active wars or conflicts around the world. Almost none have UN approval. Indeed only one – the war in Afghanistan – has anything approaching Security Council sanction. And there are those who argue the Afghan mission has changed so drastically that even it no longer qualifies as UN-endorsed.
Would Mr. Ignatieff welcome an American GI who objected to being part of the surge in Afghanistan? Canadian soldiers who similarly shirked their duties there would be subject to arrest. The passage of Mr. Kennedy’s bill might well establish a situation in which immigration officials were required to give more protection to American deserters than our own conscientious objectors would have.
We suspect both Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Ignatieff would insist the former’s private member’s bill would never sanction such amnesty for Americans being sent to Afghanistan. Still, it’s not hard to imagine American deserters showing up at our border, claiming the Afghan campaign is immoral and insisting we take them in. Many of the same crusading lawyers representing the approximately 40 Iraq-war deserters already here would no doubt be only too happy to use Mr. Kennedy’s law, if passed, to advocate for similar rights for future Afghan-war deserters.
It is also worth noting that America officially ended combat operations in Iraq on August 31. Would any deserters who showed up after Mr Kennedy’s bill became law qualify to use its provisions? Is his bill anything more than one more snide, symbolic gesture to reaffirm that liberals around the world hated George Bush?
The current Obama administration isn’t likely to welcome a purported ally taking this action either, since it implies current policies – not just Mr. Bush’s – warrant Americans running out on military obligations they willingly signed up for. (There is no longer a draft to dodge. Any American seeking refuge here willingly enlisted.)
Mr. Kennedy’s bill is nothing more than an attempt to keep fighting the last culture war. And Mr. Ignatieff should be ashamed for supporting it.
Read more: http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2010/09/28/national-post-editorial-board-kennedys-bill-would-make-canada-a-haven-for-deserters-from-around-the-world/#ixzz10uqP5MCy
When Did You Last Spend A Night At The Delta Chelsey FREE?
...another example of the mediocrity and downright incompotence of Toronto Community Housing when it comes to looking after it's tenants and it is obvious there was no contingency plan.
Wellesley fire evacuees stranded in style
Tue Sep 28 2010
Wellesley St. E. residents stranded by a fire in their building are taking advantage of hotel accommodations.
Wellesley fire evacuees stranded in style
Tue Sep 28 2010
Wellesley St. E. residents stranded by a fire in their building are taking advantage of hotel accommodations.
Adult Diapers, eHealth, Windmill Farms...
Smitherman has some of it right
By SUE-ANN LEVYToronto Sun
The man who claimed he delivered Ontarians “more for less” as minister of health unveiled a proposed Budget Blueprint Monday that will not just eliminate the city’s operating deficit and bring in more revenue next year.
By SUE-ANN LEVYToronto Sun
The man who claimed he delivered Ontarians “more for less” as minister of health unveiled a proposed Budget Blueprint Monday that will not just eliminate the city’s operating deficit and bring in more revenue next year.
Victimless Crime?
...ask business owners in areas where street prostitution is prevelent, ask the spouses of johns and janes, ask the immigrants who are brought to this country specifically to dance in strip clubs and massage parlors, etc.
Hogtown a hooker haven?
For a good time, call the number below. Ask for Mikey. Reasonable rates.
Cops rail against prostitution ruling
By TAMARA CHERRY, Toronto Sun
Toronto-area cops who use key anti-prostitution laws to crack down on exploitive pimps said Tuesday it will be business as usual until someone tells them to stop doing their jobs.
Barbara Kay: The end of prostitution laws as we know them
Prostitution ruling will make things worse for many
Corbella: Far be it from me to argue with a dominatrix about anything, let alone prostitution. But something Terri-Jean Bedford said Tuesday about Canada's anti-prostitution laws needs to be whipped into shape, or at least bound and exposed as partly untrue. MORE...
Hogtown a hooker haven?
For a good time, call the number below. Ask for Mikey. Reasonable rates.
Cops rail against prostitution ruling
By TAMARA CHERRY, Toronto Sun
Toronto-area cops who use key anti-prostitution laws to crack down on exploitive pimps said Tuesday it will be business as usual until someone tells them to stop doing their jobs.
Barbara Kay: The end of prostitution laws as we know them
Prostitution ruling will make things worse for many
Corbella: Far be it from me to argue with a dominatrix about anything, let alone prostitution. But something Terri-Jean Bedford said Tuesday about Canada's anti-prostitution laws needs to be whipped into shape, or at least bound and exposed as partly untrue. MORE...
Fight Or Flee? A Leftwing Solution...
Candidates react to Thomson's announcement
By DON PEAT, Toronto Sun
Here's how the other candidates responded to Sarah Thomson throwing her support to George Smitherman.
James: Pantalone poised to be kingmaker
Tue Sep 28 2010
Thomson's move to Smitherman sinks Pantalone's campaign and sets up the prospect of a Ford-Smitherman donnybrook.
..court jester more descriptive.
Time for city to target the real problems
By JOE WARMINGTON, Toronto Sun
Who cares what Sarah Thomson is up to?
Rob and George selling fool’s gold: Editorial
Toronto deserves better than this. Either Rob Ford or George Smitherman, it appears, will be our next mayor and neither has a fiscal plan worth warm spit.
By DON PEAT, Toronto Sun
Here's how the other candidates responded to Sarah Thomson throwing her support to George Smitherman.
James: Pantalone poised to be kingmaker
Tue Sep 28 2010
Thomson's move to Smitherman sinks Pantalone's campaign and sets up the prospect of a Ford-Smitherman donnybrook.
..court jester more descriptive.
Time for city to target the real problems
By JOE WARMINGTON, Toronto Sun
Who cares what Sarah Thomson is up to?
Rob and George selling fool’s gold: Editorial
Toronto deserves better than this. Either Rob Ford or George Smitherman, it appears, will be our next mayor and neither has a fiscal plan worth warm spit.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Reality By SDA
The Tolerant Left
They'll fix America like they've fixed Detroit.
Posted by Kate at 1:55 PM Comments (31)
They'll fix America like they've fixed Detroit.
Posted by Kate at 1:55 PM Comments (31)
Possibly Israel Thnks The PRICE Is Too High...
Israel’s message to the rest of the world: We don’t want peace
As someone who generally considers himself a friend of Israel, I really am stunned by the foolish decision to re-commence settlement construction in the West Bank. I know there are plenty of people out there who’ve memorized 18 different reasons why Israel is theoretically justified in putting up new homes on the ground. But as I argued at length here, that is beside the point: Mahmoud Abbas is a legitimate peace partner, and it is simply idiotic for Israel to stubbornly insist on wrecking any chance for fruitful peace talks by willfully violating the one red-line issue that the PA President has insisted upon. And for what? To build a few hundred more houses and empower the most militant and uncompromising political settler-friendly elements within Israel?
The Gaza flotilla has gotten a lot of the press in recent months. But in that case, the Israeli government at least could legitimately argue that it was interdicting aid to Hamas, an entity that truly is at war with Israel. In the case of settlement construction, Israel is sabotaging a chance for peace, full stop. And aside from everything else, that’s a terrible message for an already beleaguered nation to the send to the world.
jkay@nationalpost.com
As someone who generally considers himself a friend of Israel, I really am stunned by the foolish decision to re-commence settlement construction in the West Bank. I know there are plenty of people out there who’ve memorized 18 different reasons why Israel is theoretically justified in putting up new homes on the ground. But as I argued at length here, that is beside the point: Mahmoud Abbas is a legitimate peace partner, and it is simply idiotic for Israel to stubbornly insist on wrecking any chance for fruitful peace talks by willfully violating the one red-line issue that the PA President has insisted upon. And for what? To build a few hundred more houses and empower the most militant and uncompromising political settler-friendly elements within Israel?
The Gaza flotilla has gotten a lot of the press in recent months. But in that case, the Israeli government at least could legitimately argue that it was interdicting aid to Hamas, an entity that truly is at war with Israel. In the case of settlement construction, Israel is sabotaging a chance for peace, full stop. And aside from everything else, that’s a terrible message for an already beleaguered nation to the send to the world.
jkay@nationalpost.com
Snivelman Gets Credit For Being An Environmentalist...
Smitherman reveals his economic plan
...and recycling much of Comrade Miller's election platform, which Miller never delivered, and this includes gifts from Dulltoon McGinty.
James: Smither-math: Spend more plus freeze taxes = savings
September 27, 2010
Royson James
George Smitherman says he will freeze your taxes, spend more on core services and still save you money, if he’s elected Toronto mayor.
The budget blueprint, released Monday, sounds like so much hocus-pocus, and on one level it is. But using a well-known formula at Toronto city hall, success may be possible. So long as the rich uncle up at Queen’s Park bankrolls the city to the tune of $100 million a year, we’re good.
Smitherman, the former deputy premier under Dalton McGuinty, and the candidate that McGuinty Liberals are supporting in the Toronto mayoralty, said Monday he has a “reasonable expectation the province will pay.”
While he suggests his relationship with provincial party friends gives him an inside edge in landing such aid, Smitherman’s strategy borrows from a well-worn budget playbook, dating back to the start of amalgamation. This only goes to show that Toronto’s money woes are easily addressed, as long as the province maintains the city’s allowance.
Poll shows Ontario wants change: 76% want new party in power
...and recycling much of Comrade Miller's election platform, which Miller never delivered, and this includes gifts from Dulltoon McGinty.
James: Smither-math: Spend more plus freeze taxes = savings
September 27, 2010
Royson James
George Smitherman says he will freeze your taxes, spend more on core services and still save you money, if he’s elected Toronto mayor.
The budget blueprint, released Monday, sounds like so much hocus-pocus, and on one level it is. But using a well-known formula at Toronto city hall, success may be possible. So long as the rich uncle up at Queen’s Park bankrolls the city to the tune of $100 million a year, we’re good.
Smitherman, the former deputy premier under Dalton McGuinty, and the candidate that McGuinty Liberals are supporting in the Toronto mayoralty, said Monday he has a “reasonable expectation the province will pay.”
While he suggests his relationship with provincial party friends gives him an inside edge in landing such aid, Smitherman’s strategy borrows from a well-worn budget playbook, dating back to the start of amalgamation. This only goes to show that Toronto’s money woes are easily addressed, as long as the province maintains the city’s allowance.
Poll shows Ontario wants change: 76% want new party in power
Monday, September 27, 2010
Sorry Mom...
...you should have gotten a civil service job at the municipal, provincial or federal level rather than waste my time raising a family without the aid of government sponsored bribes. The fact that Dad and kids held steady jobs and their taxes paid for those civil service pensions is irrelevant.
Put Away Your Crayons And Bristol Board And Plans To March In Front Of My Home...
...I am not being Islamphobic or joining any conspiracy groups but I have noticed that my local Timmies are featuring an item that call croisants but they are in the shape of a crescent.
(Continuance of my research and findings on shariah finance and Canadian financial institutions aka Canadian financial traitors)
No matter what anyone tries to tell you, remember this: The introduction of Sharia Finance in our country is a sure-fire way of gaining a very strong foothold inside the economy and thus the heart of Canada. PERIOD. Shariah embeds itself like a cancer, by stealth .... and the easiest way for this evil to permeate into our society is through shariah finance.
It's very important that you read this and educate others too, not only about shariah finance but all other aspects of shariah, some of which are already here in Canada under the guise of political correctness. Go through the lists provided at the link and see for yourself how England and the EU let this menace take over their countries. Shariah started small in England , just like over here in Canada. Now, in England it is going to be next to impossible to turn the tide of islamization without a bloody all-out civil war. If you want to save Canada from a similar fate, you better educate yourself and your family and friends.... even at the risk of being ridiculed as a hatemonger or a conspiracy nut.
There are also some videos towards the bottom of the link where Robert Spencer and Wafa Sultan talk about Shariah laws. Spencer tells of how shariah laws have crept into universities across USA .... and I fear by now in many of our own universities here in Canada.
Please take the time to read through the link and send it on to others.
Posted by MariaS
...nuff said!
What exactly is Shariah and what is Shariah Finance and what are Shariah Laws ? .......... Part X(Continuance of my research and findings on shariah finance and Canadian financial institutions aka Canadian financial traitors)
No matter what anyone tries to tell you, remember this: The introduction of Sharia Finance in our country is a sure-fire way of gaining a very strong foothold inside the economy and thus the heart of Canada. PERIOD. Shariah embeds itself like a cancer, by stealth .... and the easiest way for this evil to permeate into our society is through shariah finance.
It's very important that you read this and educate others too, not only about shariah finance but all other aspects of shariah, some of which are already here in Canada under the guise of political correctness. Go through the lists provided at the link and see for yourself how England and the EU let this menace take over their countries. Shariah started small in England , just like over here in Canada. Now, in England it is going to be next to impossible to turn the tide of islamization without a bloody all-out civil war. If you want to save Canada from a similar fate, you better educate yourself and your family and friends.... even at the risk of being ridiculed as a hatemonger or a conspiracy nut.
There are also some videos towards the bottom of the link where Robert Spencer and Wafa Sultan talk about Shariah laws. Spencer tells of how shariah laws have crept into universities across USA .... and I fear by now in many of our own universities here in Canada.
Please take the time to read through the link and send it on to others.
Posted by MariaS
Would The G20 Anarchists...
Globe Essay
What to do if Canada wins a seat at the Security Council table
Forner UN ambassador Paul Heinbecker offers 10 goals Canada should persue if it makes it to the hoseshoe Sep 25, 2010 10:20AM
Politicians Setting Priorities...
...espousing concerns about "snarled traffic" on a Sunday in a city that views motorists as the enemy the other six days as opposed to local charities getting $2.7M that doesn't come out of the coffers of Silly Hall.
Take marathons off city streets — Ford
By IAN ROBERTSON, Toronto Sun
Mayoral candidate Rob Ford offered an alternative to closing streets for marathons like the one that snarled traffic on Sunday.
Records set at waterfront marathon
By IAN ROBERTSON, Toronto Sun
Last Updated: September 26, 2010 8:05pm
As Kenneth Mungara crossed the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon finish line Sunday, he clasped his hands and offered a prayer of thanks.It was the third time the Kenyan outpaced runners in the annual event. And he covered the 42.1-kilometre course in 2:07:57 hours — breaking his previous record, in 2009, by 34 seconds.
This year, Mungara had more than 20,000 participants behind him.
Officials said the 21st running of the marathon had its most successful year, raising more than $2.7 million for 127 local charities and setting several course records.
Highlights include:
• A dramatic final sprint won Sharon Cherop, also from Kenya, the women’s title, running one second ahead of Tirfi Tsegaye, of Ethiopia.
• Hamilton resident Reid Coolsaet, of the Speed River Track Club in Guelph, came 10th, with the fastest time ever by a Canadian on Canadian soil — in 2:11:22 hours, achieving the Canadian Olympic standard for the 2012 Games. His time eclipsed the mark of 2:11:34 previously set in 1995 by Peter Fonseca, Ontario’s labour minister.
— Half-Marathon Highlights
• Ed Whitlock, of Milton ran a world-record for 79-year-olds, finishing in 1:34:27 hours. He holds the world-record for the fastest marathon in the 70-plus category, set in 2004.
• Dagim Yeshitela, of Mississauga, won the men’s half-marathon in 1:03:24 hours.
• The women’s race was won by Nicole Stevenson of Toronto, in 1:18:06 hours.
For further details on the race and its winners, check the website: http://www.stwm.ca.
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Take marathons off city streets — Ford
By IAN ROBERTSON, Toronto Sun
Mayoral candidate Rob Ford offered an alternative to closing streets for marathons like the one that snarled traffic on Sunday.
Records set at waterfront marathon
By IAN ROBERTSON, Toronto Sun
Last Updated: September 26, 2010 8:05pm
As Kenneth Mungara crossed the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon finish line Sunday, he clasped his hands and offered a prayer of thanks.It was the third time the Kenyan outpaced runners in the annual event. And he covered the 42.1-kilometre course in 2:07:57 hours — breaking his previous record, in 2009, by 34 seconds.
This year, Mungara had more than 20,000 participants behind him.
Officials said the 21st running of the marathon had its most successful year, raising more than $2.7 million for 127 local charities and setting several course records.
Highlights include:
• A dramatic final sprint won Sharon Cherop, also from Kenya, the women’s title, running one second ahead of Tirfi Tsegaye, of Ethiopia.
• Hamilton resident Reid Coolsaet, of the Speed River Track Club in Guelph, came 10th, with the fastest time ever by a Canadian on Canadian soil — in 2:11:22 hours, achieving the Canadian Olympic standard for the 2012 Games. His time eclipsed the mark of 2:11:34 previously set in 1995 by Peter Fonseca, Ontario’s labour minister.
— Half-Marathon Highlights
• Ed Whitlock, of Milton ran a world-record for 79-year-olds, finishing in 1:34:27 hours. He holds the world-record for the fastest marathon in the 70-plus category, set in 2004.
• Dagim Yeshitela, of Mississauga, won the men’s half-marathon in 1:03:24 hours.
• The women’s race was won by Nicole Stevenson of Toronto, in 1:18:06 hours.
For further details on the race and its winners, check the website: http://www.stwm.ca.
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Commonsense and.....
None so blind as those who will not see...
Video Shows Mosque which Hosted Wellesley Public School Students also Sponsored Hate Speakers
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Whose Rights Are Paramount...
. those of a group who are adding to the economy, providing jobs and have crossed all the t's and dotted all the i's to get permission to do their job:
in which i learn the lasting effects of the g20 police brutality
...or those of deserters who are here illegally and have disavowed their country:
the taste of metal: war resister memoir by canadian journalist jack todd
GUESS!
in which i learn the lasting effects of the g20 police brutality
...or those of deserters who are here illegally and have disavowed their country:
the taste of metal: war resister memoir by canadian journalist jack todd
GUESS!
You Don't Take Cheap Shots ...
...when your actions are similar:
How privileged Democrats pay for their houses
By Michelle Malkin • September 24, 2010 11:31 AM
How privileged Democrats pay for their houses
Like millions of Americans, Delaware Republican Senate nominee Christine O’Donnell has had trouble covering her mortgage and other bills over the years. Her opponents consider this a scandal of disqualifying proportions. But there’s a bigger disgrace: It’s all the sanctimonious Democrats who have exploited their entrenched political incumbency to pay for multiple manses and vacation homes — while posing as vox populi.
Rest Of The Facts...
How privileged Democrats pay for their houses
By Michelle Malkin • September 24, 2010 11:31 AM
How privileged Democrats pay for their houses
Like millions of Americans, Delaware Republican Senate nominee Christine O’Donnell has had trouble covering her mortgage and other bills over the years. Her opponents consider this a scandal of disqualifying proportions. But there’s a bigger disgrace: It’s all the sanctimonious Democrats who have exploited their entrenched political incumbency to pay for multiple manses and vacation homes — while posing as vox populi.
Rest Of The Facts...
Hero Has Clay Feet...
Gaia... Gala... I Can See How He'd Get Them Confused
Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose!
Calgary Herald, Sept.24th - Canada’s most famous environmentalist has been jetting across the country, taking centre stage at a slew of galas.
Canada's Most Famous Environmentalist, Sept.24th - "So clearly, the conclusion is get off carbon-based energy."
Previous: David Suzuki's Real Estate Footprint
h/t R. Black
Posted by Kate
Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose!
Calgary Herald, Sept.24th - Canada’s most famous environmentalist has been jetting across the country, taking centre stage at a slew of galas.
Canada's Most Famous Environmentalist, Sept.24th - "So clearly, the conclusion is get off carbon-based energy."
Previous: David Suzuki's Real Estate Footprint
h/t R. Black
Posted by Kate
A Decision Most Of Us Don't Want To Make...
Christie Blatchford
...when you consider that perogies with sour cream, black bread and 6" of kobassa is our primary meal.
The Boomers Have To Face Reality...
...they are paying for the "FREE LOVE" they might have enjoyed and the only upside is they have their kids and grandkids to help carry the load.
The $50 Saving Is A Myth...
...when you look at the impact of the HST brought in by his friends at Queens Park and who is going to pickup the $11M shortfall in revenue.
Smitherman promises tax break on apartments
2 per cent tax cut would cost the city about $11-million a year Sep 24, 2010
Smitherman promises tax break on apartments
2 per cent tax cut would cost the city about $11-million a year Sep 24, 2010
More Belly Up To The Bar And Buffet Event...
...with politicos and experts and social in-activists looking to how many $$$ they can add to their "war chest" and to get their 15 minutes in the media spotlight.
Waging war on bedbugs
A bedbug photographed under a scanning electron microscope.
ADAM NADEL/POLARIS
By Jim Rankin Sat Sep 25 2010
Toronto is home to a bedbug summit on Sept. 29. The tiny insect is making headlines across North America. Is it a case of awareness, or are they on the rise?
...and another cottage industry:
Poverty summit: A hope and a prayer
Sun Sep 26 2010
The rich nations of the world promised much, but are falling short.
...and in New Delhi:
Getting New Delhi ready for Games: 4-year-old Ajay
Sat Sep 25 2010
It’s crunch time in New Delhi and Ajay, a bright-eyed four-year-old with cropped hair and a handsome smile, is working 13-hour days to help the city...
Waging war on bedbugs
ADAM NADEL/POLARIS
By Jim Rankin Sat Sep 25 2010
Toronto is home to a bedbug summit on Sept. 29. The tiny insect is making headlines across North America. Is it a case of awareness, or are they on the rise?
...and another cottage industry:
Poverty summit: A hope and a prayer
Sun Sep 26 2010
The rich nations of the world promised much, but are falling short.
...and in New Delhi:
Getting New Delhi ready for Games: 4-year-old Ajay
Sat Sep 25 2010
It’s crunch time in New Delhi and Ajay, a bright-eyed four-year-old with cropped hair and a handsome smile, is working 13-hour days to help the city...
Toronto Has A Ban On Guns...
George Jonas: Armed citizens should look to their own security
KAREN BLEIER / AFP / Getty Images
Did Canada’s firearm-phobic urban elites score an own goal? Did they open up a political opportunity for Stephen Harper? Many commentators seem to think so.
I’m not as sanguine as some, but if, by their narrow rescue of the registry, Ottawa’s gunless wonders did elevate a wasteful program of loony liberalism into an election issue, it may open up an opportunity to re-examine the debate about gun control.
The police carry guns for a reason: They’re great tools for law enforcement. Letting firearms become the monopoly of lawbreakers, far from enhancing public safety, is detrimental to it. Canada has gone out of its way to make criminals as invincible, and victims as vulnerable, as possible. This wasn’t the aim of gun control, of course, only the result.
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KAREN BLEIER / AFP / Getty Images
Did Canada’s firearm-phobic urban elites score an own goal? Did they open up a political opportunity for Stephen Harper? Many commentators seem to think so.
I’m not as sanguine as some, but if, by their narrow rescue of the registry, Ottawa’s gunless wonders did elevate a wasteful program of loony liberalism into an election issue, it may open up an opportunity to re-examine the debate about gun control.
The police carry guns for a reason: They’re great tools for law enforcement. Letting firearms become the monopoly of lawbreakers, far from enhancing public safety, is detrimental to it. Canada has gone out of its way to make criminals as invincible, and victims as vulnerable, as possible. This wasn’t the aim of gun control, of course, only the result.
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Toronto Should Be That Lucky...
Anti-Mafia prosecutors in Italy probing an international crime network say they've uncovered the new face of the Mafia in Toronto, alleging there are seven dominant mob families in the city
...if this was the case we would be making a profit, not be at the brink of bankruptcy, and we wouldn't have a bunch of amateurs at Toronto Silly Hall under Godfather Miller nickel and diming us to death.
THE SILLY HALL MOB...
Lie Down And Play With Skunks...
Good Place To Start...
Ford's agenda: A reality check
By JONATHAN JENKINS, Toronto Sun
With Rob Ford, Job One is cutting wasteful spending.
Rob Ford's tax hike: Granatstein
By ROB GRANATSTEIN, Toronto Sun
Rob Ford will raise taxes. He’s firm on it.
...does he have any choice? When you are in debt you increase income or reduce expenses...do you see civil service wages being cut or even frozen?
Rob Ford's $1,000 donation: Levy
By SUE-ANN LEVY, Toronto Sun
When the Toronto Star tried to make hay of the idea there’s a link between my $1,000 donation from Ford and the columns I’ve written, I couldn’t help but think, gawd I go awfully cheap.
By JONATHAN JENKINS, Toronto Sun
With Rob Ford, Job One is cutting wasteful spending.
Rob Ford's tax hike: Granatstein
By ROB GRANATSTEIN, Toronto Sun
Rob Ford will raise taxes. He’s firm on it.
...does he have any choice? When you are in debt you increase income or reduce expenses...do you see civil service wages being cut or even frozen?
Rob Ford's $1,000 donation: Levy
By SUE-ANN LEVY, Toronto Sun
When the Toronto Star tried to make hay of the idea there’s a link between my $1,000 donation from Ford and the columns I’ve written, I couldn’t help but think, gawd I go awfully cheap.
Why Has It Taken So Long...
Help on way for homeless vets
By CHRIS DOUCETTE, Toronto Sun
As many as 100 veterans are believed to be living on the streets of Toronto, but now there is help for those who have so proudly served our country.
By CHRIS DOUCETTE, Toronto Sun
As many as 100 veterans are believed to be living on the streets of Toronto, but now there is help for those who have so proudly served our country.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
A Couple Of Questions...
Mayoral Race
Rare shot in RosedaleKyle Rae’s and Adam Vaughan’s choices go head-to-head in changing core
By Josh Hume
The Rosedale park playground is in terrible shape, yet the city won’t pony up for a new one. There’s no room in the capital budget for the needed half-mil until at least 2020.
>> More
1) How did the playground get in such terrible shape under the rule of Kyle Rae?
2) Did NOW miss this affliation of one of the major candidates...
The other face of the Ward 27 frontrunner
By SUE-ANN LEVY, Toronto Sun
She paints herself as an “independent” candidate who vows, on her campaign website, to “prioritize the needs of Ward 27 constituents over narrow, partisan interests.”
Rare shot in RosedaleKyle Rae’s and Adam Vaughan’s choices go head-to-head in changing core
By Josh Hume
The Rosedale park playground is in terrible shape, yet the city won’t pony up for a new one. There’s no room in the capital budget for the needed half-mil until at least 2020.
>> More
1) How did the playground get in such terrible shape under the rule of Kyle Rae?
2) Did NOW miss this affliation of one of the major candidates...
The other face of the Ward 27 frontrunner
By SUE-ANN LEVY, Toronto Sun
She paints herself as an “independent” candidate who vows, on her campaign website, to “prioritize the needs of Ward 27 constituents over narrow, partisan interests.”
Another Inmates Have Taken Over The Asylum Item...
USA on the brink of bankruptcy;
Budget woes could leave California parks without toilet paper...
'Toilet-Paper' bandit faces jail time....
...but:
Go To DRUDGE REPORT...
DEM CRACKUP: COMEDIAN ASKED TO LEAVE HILL HEARING...
...tries to enter images from his colonoscopy into congressional record
Sarcastically Argues For Farm Workers...
Makes 'Gay Iowans' Joke...
VIDEO...
Gets 7 Armed-Guard Escort...
Shock: Even DC reporters declare Colbert to be out of line...
'Mocking'...
Budget woes could leave California parks without toilet paper...
'Toilet-Paper' bandit faces jail time....
...but:
Go To DRUDGE REPORT...
DEM CRACKUP: COMEDIAN ASKED TO LEAVE HILL HEARING...
...tries to enter images from his colonoscopy into congressional record
Sarcastically Argues For Farm Workers...
Makes 'Gay Iowans' Joke...
VIDEO...
Gets 7 Armed-Guard Escort...
Shock: Even DC reporters declare Colbert to be out of line...
'Mocking'...
The Nut Doesn't Fall Far From The Tree...
Trudeau: I believe in guns:
"We have a culture that has grown up with guns and that respects the need to go out into the winderness and shoot things ..."
I Have To Wonder...
Quebec bashes magazine report, Maclean's won't back down
MACLEAN'S ACCUSED OF SLANDERING QUEBEC
...how many trees would be saved if the mainstream media quit reporting incidents related to Maclean assertions?
UN bid shows that Grits got the wrong guy
Spector: Michael Ignatieff, Monday, commenting on Canada’s bid for a Security Council seat: “This is a government that for four years has basically ignored the United Nations and now is suddenly showing up saying, 'Hey, put us on the..
MORE
The lower side of politics
Robson: One of the oddest stories of the week, which takes some doing, was Michael Ignatieff apparently trying to undermine Canada's bid for a UN Security Council seat. I know politics here doesn't stop at the water's edge but tries to..
MORE...
Mother of slain soldier asks, what are we fighting for in Afghanistan?
There can be no doubt Capt. Nichola Goddard, the first female Canadian soldier killed in combat, believed heart and soul in what she was doing in Afghanistan. She died a warrior at 26, like a meteor that blazed too quickly across the skies of those who loved her.
Spector: Michael Ignatieff, Monday, commenting on Canada’s bid for a Security Council seat: “This is a government that for four years has basically ignored the United Nations and now is suddenly showing up saying, 'Hey, put us on the..
MORE
The lower side of politics
Robson: One of the oddest stories of the week, which takes some doing, was Michael Ignatieff apparently trying to undermine Canada's bid for a UN Security Council seat. I know politics here doesn't stop at the water's edge but tries to..
MORE...
Mother of slain soldier asks, what are we fighting for in Afghanistan?
There can be no doubt Capt. Nichola Goddard, the first female Canadian soldier killed in combat, believed heart and soul in what she was doing in Afghanistan. She died a warrior at 26, like a meteor that blazed too quickly across the skies of those who loved her.
I Am Certain...
...India will promote this as an example of everyone pitching in to acheive a common national goal and building character.
Child labourers working on construction sites to get Commonwealth Games stadiums ready
After Delhi's disgrace, the shame: India was yesterday building its chaotic Commonwealth Games venues with the toil and sweat of the country's children. Distressing pictures show children apparently as young as seven carrying hods and buckets as part of the Delhi's desperate bid to complete construction...
MORE
India cautions world to show 'respect' in Commonwealth Games criticisms
Child labourers working on construction sites to get Commonwealth Games stadiums ready
After Delhi's disgrace, the shame: India was yesterday building its chaotic Commonwealth Games venues with the toil and sweat of the country's children. Distressing pictures show children apparently as young as seven carrying hods and buckets as part of the Delhi's desperate bid to complete construction...
MORE
India cautions world to show 'respect' in Commonwealth Games criticisms
You Have To Wonder...
The United Nations, once a noble dream, is now just a joke
The Geneva Convention and Hitler in the 30s and the United Nations and Ahmadinejad in 2010? You couldn't find, no hard you try, of an prime example of the inmates taking over the asylum.
Jonathan Kay on Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: Inside the mind of a conspiracy theorist
A Quick Wrapup...
The latest news, views, photos and video on the race to become Toronto's next mayor.
Mayoral rivals of Ford holding discussions
Miller making moves
Mayor set to make his presence felt in the race to replace him
By Enzo Di Matteo
Who’ll save our city from the Hun Rob Ford now that he’s surged to a seemingly insurmountable lead in the latest public opinion poll?
...cheapshot! Even the mariginally illiterate know that comparing an individual to "Hitler" or countless other historical scoundrels is an act of desperation. I am surprised that the editors of NOW would allow it.
Friday, September 24, 2010
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- Unhypentated Canadian
- I lean to the right but I still have a heart and if I have a mission it is to respond to attacks on people not available to protect themselves and to point out the hypocrisy of the left at every opportunity.MY MAJOR GOAL IS HIGHLIGHT THE HYPOCRISY AND STUPIDITY OF THE LEFTISTS ON TORONTO CITY COUNCIL. Last word: In the final analysis this blog is a relief valve for my rants/raves.