Friday, October 14, 2011
Putting Thingsd In Perspective...
Humorous Truth
Lets give ADBUSTERS the MAO/STALIN/MARX AWARD for the most successful advertising campaign since the 1930s...promoting the Red Book Manifesto was a necessary part of their campaign because most the participants could not afford the jackboots, military gear, etc. of the group from which the tactics were purloined.
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Costs of the Occupiers; Plus: Friday showdown in NYC, Boston backlash, Austin arrests
By Michelle Malkin • October 13, 2011 11:14 PM
Lets give ADBUSTERS the MAO/STALIN/MARX AWARD for the most successful advertising campaign since the 1930s...promoting the Red Book Manifesto was a necessary part of their campaign because most the participants could not afford the jackboots, military gear, etc. of the group from which the tactics were purloined.
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Costs of the Occupiers; Plus: Friday showdown in NYC, Boston backlash, Austin arrests
By Michelle Malkin • October 13, 2011 11:14 PM
A Position You Won't See In The "occupy toronto" PARADE...
Not one of the "99 Percent"
As a follow-up to this & this, SDA commenter 'Bemused' posted a link to the following image. Absolutely brilliant!
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As a follow-up to this & this, SDA commenter 'Bemused' posted a link to the following image. Absolutely brilliant!
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Thank PET For This Cradle To Grave Mentality...
October 12, 2011
Baiting the Left
Scramble their Brains (more likely Fire and Forget)
1. You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealthy out of prosperity.
2. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving.
3. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else.
4. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it!
5. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that is the beginning of the end of any nation
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Baiting the Left
Scramble their Brains (more likely Fire and Forget)
1. You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealthy out of prosperity.
2. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving.
3. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else.
4. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it!
5. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that is the beginning of the end of any nation
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Protester Demands Half Eaten Breakfast Bun...
...but it seems they have lost sight of the fact that he could have had his own Breakfast Bun, complete with meat loaf, but he is too busy feeling sorry for himself.
George Jonas: The birth of my social conscience
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The Wall Street occupiers remind me of a hungry boy who guilted me out of my breakfast.
The “Occupy Wall Street” movement baffles observers. What do the protesters want? I think I know. Sixty five years have passed since one accosted me at the other end of the world, whining and cursing, to arouse a nuisance organ in my soul, dormant and vestigial, called empathy, a.k.a. social conscience. The New York demonstrators are speaking in his voice.
My social conscience awakens a few minutes before eight o’clock on a sunny September morning in 1946. I remember the precise moment.
The war is over. My native Budapest is gradually emerging from the ruins. I am 11 years old, walking briskly to school, taking a bite from my breakfast bun as I go. My mother has packed another roll in my school bag for my lunch. The bag is strapped to my back, leaving my hands free to finish my bun. Mother disapproves of eating in the street — it’s uncouth — but also disapproves of me going without breakfast: It’s unhealthy. Read More »
Occupy Wall Street is the ultimate realization of the self esteem movement
Steve Jobs and the Adullamites Who Occupy Wall Street
By Clarice Feldman
Hypocrisy of the Hyper-Entitlement Generation
Please ensure that there are no hard or sharp objects underneath your chin. This is absolutely necessary prior to watching this video segment from a recent Jon Stewart show. Have you ever seen thicker hypocrisy than that exhibited by these protesters? h/t ES
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Obamacare to Occupy Wall Street: A brief history of the Left and rent-a-non-English-speaking-protester
By Michelle Malkin
Recognize Anyone From G20?
George Jonas: The birth of my social conscience
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The Wall Street occupiers remind me of a hungry boy who guilted me out of my breakfast.
The “Occupy Wall Street” movement baffles observers. What do the protesters want? I think I know. Sixty five years have passed since one accosted me at the other end of the world, whining and cursing, to arouse a nuisance organ in my soul, dormant and vestigial, called empathy, a.k.a. social conscience. The New York demonstrators are speaking in his voice.
My social conscience awakens a few minutes before eight o’clock on a sunny September morning in 1946. I remember the precise moment.
The war is over. My native Budapest is gradually emerging from the ruins. I am 11 years old, walking briskly to school, taking a bite from my breakfast bun as I go. My mother has packed another roll in my school bag for my lunch. The bag is strapped to my back, leaving my hands free to finish my bun. Mother disapproves of eating in the street — it’s uncouth — but also disapproves of me going without breakfast: It’s unhealthy. Read More »
Occupy Wall Street is the ultimate realization of the self esteem movement
Steve Jobs and the Adullamites Who Occupy Wall Street
By Clarice Feldman
Hypocrisy of the Hyper-Entitlement Generation
Please ensure that there are no hard or sharp objects underneath your chin. This is absolutely necessary prior to watching this video segment from a recent Jon Stewart show. Have you ever seen thicker hypocrisy than that exhibited by these protesters? h/t ES
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Obamacare to Occupy Wall Street: A brief history of the Left and rent-a-non-English-speaking-protester
By Michelle Malkin
Friday, October 07, 2011
Cutting Off Their Nose To Spite Their Face...
Thursday, October 06, 2011
Possibly This Is Why Jews Have Survived...
...despite a continous attempt to eliminate them from the face of civilizations!
Yoni Goldstein: If your Jewish friends seem depressed on Yom Kippur, this is why
Oct 6, 2011 – 9:00 AM ET
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Rosh Hashanah, the new-year celebration that Jews observed last week, is a time for serious reflection. Yom Kippur, on the other hand, is a day of psychic terror.
This Saturday, the destiny of every person will be indelibly stamped for the next year. It is zero-hour: Either you will be marked to live or you will be marked to die.
Among the liturgy of Yom Kippur, there is no more terrifying prayer than the Unetaneh Tokef. It is the centrepiece of the day, a blunt reminder of man’s evanescence. “Like a shepherd pasturing his flock, making sheep pass under his staff, so shall [God] calculate and consider the soul of all the living Read More...
Yoni Goldstein: If your Jewish friends seem depressed on Yom Kippur, this is why
Oct 6, 2011 – 9:00 AM ET
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This Saturday, the destiny of every person will be indelibly stamped for the next year. It is zero-hour: Either you will be marked to live or you will be marked to die.
Among the liturgy of Yom Kippur, there is no more terrifying prayer than the Unetaneh Tokef. It is the centrepiece of the day, a blunt reminder of man’s evanescence. “Like a shepherd pasturing his flock, making sheep pass under his staff, so shall [God] calculate and consider the soul of all the living Read More...
You Won't Find A Better Example Of Social IN-ACTIVISM
2011/10/05 20:40:30
It’s easy to dismiss the protest Occupy Wall Street and its planned spin-off Occupy Toronto as ditzy. Don’t. (54)
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
The Modern Anne Oakley...
Michael Moore: ‘Capitalism destroyed my town’ — except he grew up in suburbia, not Flint…
By Kathy Shaidle on Tuesday, October 4th, 2011
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Ann Coulter has had it with your bullshit.
Progressive of Pallor on pointless paradBy Michelle Malkin • October 4, 2011 05:01 PMe
Winter Is Coming...Social In-Activists (Protestors) Will Be...
...retreating to the closest Starbucks, California, etc. where the climate is more conducive to saving the world.
October 5, 2011
More Observations of the Wall Street "Protests"
Monsieur Provocateur vs. an Elderly Jewish Man - h/t EBD
Ann Coulter discusses the "protests" - h/t Lucky Lori
Perhaps most enlightening of all is this interview with Lloyd Hart, author of the Occupy Wall Street Demands post. I have little doubt that Mr. Hart deeply believes what he's saying. The fact that he has NO CLUE into human character provides a valuable teaching moment into what precisely is wrong with the Leftist mindset ... and why Leftist public policies almost always end up in abject failure.
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October 5, 2011
More Observations of the Wall Street "Protests"
Monsieur Provocateur vs. an Elderly Jewish Man - h/t EBD
Ann Coulter discusses the "protests" - h/t Lucky Lori
Perhaps most enlightening of all is this interview with Lloyd Hart, author of the Occupy Wall Street Demands post. I have little doubt that Mr. Hart deeply believes what he's saying. The fact that he has NO CLUE into human character provides a valuable teaching moment into what precisely is wrong with the Leftist mindset ... and why Leftist public policies almost always end up in abject failure.
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If McGoonty Wins My Investments Will Be In Vaseline...
McGoonty sent out coupons for a free supply to all those who voted for change but I guess in our diverse society this might be the new norm!
Ontario’s Power Trip: The $4,000 electricity bill
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Electricity rates will double, making them among the highest in the developed world
By Glenn Fox and Parker Gallant
While attending an Energy Probe board of directors meeting almost a year ago (we are both directors), several of us around the table — as might be expected — discussed the Ontario government’s Green Energy Act and wondered aloud about the hidden costs associated with the act. Some speculated that the act might lead to a doubling of Ontario’s power rates. Could that possibly be true?
The discussions, which carried on after the meeting, led to a decision by the two of us to pursue a study to cost out the act’s embedded costs, focusing on the numerous “directives” the Minister of Energy, Brad Duguid, and his predecessor, George Smitherman had issued to the Ontario Power Authority. These directives drove the creation of a jaw-dropping panoply of initiatives — the feed-in-tariff (FIT) program, conservation, the Samsung contract, Ontario content mandates, community power programs, nuclear refurbishment, transmission expansion to accommodate the renewables, and job creation — just to mention a few.
When we commenced our study, the plan was to encompass as much as possible that the directives contained. But as we soon discovered, covering everything would require a lot more time and effort than we could reasonably offer, delaying the results. Our position was also crystallized when the Energy Minister, Brad Duguid released his Long Term Energy Plan (LTEP), shortly after we had started our study.
We decided to focus only on renewable energy for wind and solar. The result, a study entitled Omitted Costs, Inflated Benefits: Renewable Energy Policy in Ontario, was released Oct. 1 by the peer-reviewed Bulletin of Science & Society. The study examines the additional costs to Ontario ratepayers omitted in the ministry’s LTEP, and the ministry’s claim that ratepayers’ electricity bills would increase by 46% by 2015, followed by a more modest increase after that, for an average 3.5% annual increase for the period 2010 to 2030.
Our study effectively finds that the ministry was remiss in not quantifying the knock-on effects of the push for 8,400 MW of industrial wind generation plants and the 2,600 MW of solar plants that are needed to achieve the goals outlined in the LTEP.
For example, the ministry did not adequately account for the fact that wind and solar require backup fossil-fuel generation to ensure no blackouts or brownouts occur. Solar will underperform when Ontario experiences cloud cover, and wind power underperforms when the wind dies down. Texas with almost 10,000 MW of installed wind capacity during a hot, dry and wind-deficient 2011 summer experienced rolling blackouts and had to restart mothballed coal plants. This provides real-time affirmation of the dangers in an Ontario system over-dependent on renewables.
Our study also brings out important issues such as the predilection of wind to produce power at the wrong time. Wrong-time delivery can be costly, causing Ontario to export power at a significant cost, to build expensive transmission facilities to manage wind and solar’s unpredictability, and to spill cheap hydro. These all deplete revenues for Ontario Power Generation, thereby extending the time required before the province’s “stranded debt” can be extinguished.
The Ontario Green Act promised to create 50,000 jobs. Our study concludes that each of those jobs will require a ratepayer subsidy of $200,000 annually, which effectively means that — as the LTEP reaches fruition — $10-billion will be extracted from ratepayers each year.
For the average ratepayer, an annual electricity bill will escalate from $1,700 per year to $2,800 by 2015 and by the time the renewables envisaged in the LTEP are largely in place (expected in 2018) an average ratepayer will be paying in excess of $4,000 annually — well over a doubling. Put another way Ontario’s ratepayers will be paying in excess of 40¢ per kWh, placing them on a par with Denmark, which suffers the highest cost of electricity in the developed world.
Financial Post
Glenn Fox is a professor of natural resource economics at the University of Guelph. Parker Gallant is a retired banker.
Monday, October 03, 2011
Forget Storming Wall Street...
Use Of Tactic Explained In Detail...
...in Chairman Mao's Red Book (liberal primer) in the chapter on diverting attention from criticism of the trough feeders.
Enough with the Race Card!
I was explaining to a Mexican visitor the other day that the Left's tried & true technique to shut down all debate on anything in Canada is to simply say, "We don't want any American-style ________ {fill in the blank however you wish}." This immediately stifles all real public discussion on the subject.
In America, a similar despicable technique has been deployed, in which you only need declare your opponent a "racist" and you've been able to destroy them and their arguments. This has worked very effectively for decades. Until now. Fair-minded Americans have grown absolutely fed up with the race card being played over & over & over again by Obama's foot soldiers, simply because someone "dares" disagree with his policies, most of which have been very destructive to America.
The latest race baiter is actor Morgan Freeman. Rex Murphy isn't having any of it. Neither are Dennis Miller or Herman Cain:
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Enough with the Race Card!
I was explaining to a Mexican visitor the other day that the Left's tried & true technique to shut down all debate on anything in Canada is to simply say, "We don't want any American-style ________ {fill in the blank however you wish}." This immediately stifles all real public discussion on the subject.
In America, a similar despicable technique has been deployed, in which you only need declare your opponent a "racist" and you've been able to destroy them and their arguments. This has worked very effectively for decades. Until now. Fair-minded Americans have grown absolutely fed up with the race card being played over & over & over again by Obama's foot soldiers, simply because someone "dares" disagree with his policies, most of which have been very destructive to America.
The latest race baiter is actor Morgan Freeman. Rex Murphy isn't having any of it. Neither are Dennis Miller or Herman Cain:
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We're Not Mexico...
...but does a day go by that we don't read about deadly violence on Toronto streets.
Man killed during nuit blanche
While downtown swelled with Nuit Blanche revellers on Saturday night, a 25-year-old man was shot to death outside Trinity Bellwoods Park while sitting in his car
While downtown swelled with Nuit Blanche revellers on Saturday night, a 25-year-old man was shot to death outside Trinity Bellwoods Park while sitting in his car
Sunday, October 02, 2011
Liberal's Green Energy Act Promises......
ELECTION LIES
If You Are Leaning Toward McGinty
...the following might give you some insight into McGinty's Green Energy Act. which promotes the manufacture and installation of wind turbines and the like. ("The single best green energy program on the North American continent," according to no less an authority than Al Gore.)
Solar Energy School Propaganda 101
By Michelle Malkin • September 30, 2011 12:01 AM
We Don't Need No Stinking Giant Mirrors
Via Walter Russell Mead;
Solar-power equipment manufacturer Stirling Energy Systems Inc. has filed for bankruptcy, adding to a wave of troubles in the solar industry amid soft demand, falling prices and difficulty raising money. [… ] Both [of the company’s plants] were sited on public land in California and obtained fast-track construction pemits from the Obama administration.
Mead notes ...
But there’s another factor behind the failure of so many Obama administration initiatives in this field. Because alternative energy generation is expensive and inefficient, it requires some combination of subsidies, high energy prices and forced purchases to make these investments pay off.
I remember the days when SDA was a lonely incandescent bulb of green energy truth, lighting a path through the blogosphere wilderness. Nowadays, it seems everyone's jumping on the bandwagon. Still, when you read the word "investments" in a sentence like that above, one realizes there's still work to be done. (h/t Instapundit)
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Let's Talk Politics - This doesn't compute, but then I have a ...
On my way home from CO, I drove past a shut down windmill farm in NM, AND a shut ... Dalton McGinty [Ontario's premier] signed ludicrous contracts with some big name "green ...
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Solar Energy School Propaganda 101
By Michelle Malkin • September 30, 2011 12:01 AM
We Don't Need No Stinking Giant Mirrors
Via Walter Russell Mead;
Solar-power equipment manufacturer Stirling Energy Systems Inc. has filed for bankruptcy, adding to a wave of troubles in the solar industry amid soft demand, falling prices and difficulty raising money. [… ] Both [of the company’s plants] were sited on public land in California and obtained fast-track construction pemits from the Obama administration.
Mead notes ...
But there’s another factor behind the failure of so many Obama administration initiatives in this field. Because alternative energy generation is expensive and inefficient, it requires some combination of subsidies, high energy prices and forced purchases to make these investments pay off.
I remember the days when SDA was a lonely incandescent bulb of green energy truth, lighting a path through the blogosphere wilderness. Nowadays, it seems everyone's jumping on the bandwagon. Still, when you read the word "investments" in a sentence like that above, one realizes there's still work to be done. (h/t Instapundit)
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Let's Talk Politics - This doesn't compute, but then I have a ...
On my way home from CO, I drove past a shut down windmill farm in NM, AND a shut ... Dalton McGinty [Ontario's premier] signed ludicrous contracts with some big name "green ...
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Check Back On Monday AND Tuesday...
* to see which elected officials didn't respond
* to get an insight into those elected to manage they city would do so
T.O. money, T.O. problems: city councillors on how to solve the budget gap
With Toronto's budget process just getting started, the Post asked all 44 councillors what they would do to balance the budget
* to get an insight into those elected to manage they city would do so
T.O. money, T.O. problems: city councillors on how to solve the budget gap
With Toronto's budget process just getting started, the Post asked all 44 councillors what they would do to balance the budget
How Canadian!
It is a Canadian tradition...once your foot touchs Canadian soil the first thing on the majority of people's minds is how do they get a place at the trough and how do they play the race/cultural card to get special privileges.
How the O’Learys and 20,000 other Newfoundlanders were declared Mi’kmaq
There are more and more registered Indians in Newfoundland. Not because of migration. But because thousands of people are discovering, or declaring for the first time, that they are Mi’kmaw descendants
How the O’Learys and 20,000 other Newfoundlanders were declared Mi’kmaq
There are more and more registered Indians in Newfoundland. Not because of migration. But because thousands of people are discovering, or declaring for the first time, that they are Mi’kmaw descendants
the Sad Reality...
Let’s apply that famous definition to Dalton McGuinty’s Ontario: Who has been getting what?
Thanks to the Ottawa Citizen, we know that Liberal-held provincial ridings have been getting almost 80% of provincial job-creation funds. “The Eastern Ontario Development Fund — a program designed to attract new business investment — has granted Liberal ridings on average $4 million since it was created in 2008, more than twice the $1.7 million averaged by Conservative-held ridings,” the Citizen reports. “In total, the fund has dispensed $40.5 million, according to figures released by the province. Nearly four-fifths of that money, or 78.4 per cent, has gone to Liberal ridings. The two highest-granted ridings belong to Liberal cabinet ministers. Consumer Services Minister John Gerretsen’s riding of Kingston and the Islands received the most, $7.7 million in provincial handouts, or 19.1 per cent of the total. The next highest-funded riding was Prince Edward-Hastings, which belongs to Education Minister Leona Dombrowsky. Her riding received $6 million, or 14.8 per cent of the program funding.” Read More »
2011 Ontario election, Dalton McGuinty, David Frum, government spending, green energy, Ontario, Ontario election 2011, Ontario Liberals, spending, taxes
Saturday, October 01, 2011
Don't Let That Disuade You...GET OUT AND VOTE
VOTE CONSERVATIVE AND SEND HUDAK TO THE LEADER'S OFFICE!
Playing The IslamPhobia card...
Toronto Muslim leader preaches death to apostates; is buddies with former mayor Barbara Hall
By Kathy Shaidle on Friday, September 30th, 2011
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My husband does it again, includes photographic evidence:
Sayyid Muhammad Rizvi is just the sort of lunatic sought out and embraced by prominent members of the Liberal party such as Ontario Human Rights Commissioner Barbara Hall, and Liberal MPP & Cabinet Minister Michael Chan.
By Kathy Shaidle on Friday, September 30th, 2011
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My husband does it again, includes photographic evidence:
Sayyid Muhammad Rizvi is just the sort of lunatic sought out and embraced by prominent members of the Liberal party such as Ontario Human Rights Commissioner Barbara Hall, and Liberal MPP & Cabinet Minister Michael Chan.
How UnCanadian...Flying The Canadian Flag!
The Canadian Flag Controversy: How Dare Those Conservatives!
Ever been told you can't fly a Canadian flag? Some Canadians have. The Conservatives think that's wrong and are trying to introduce a law to prevent such anti-patriotism. Believe it or not, assorted members of the Liberals and NDP are siding with those who would stomp down on those Canadians who wish to display their nation's flag. Kelly McParland explains all and then talks with Charles Adler about it.
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Ever been told you can't fly a Canadian flag? Some Canadians have. The Conservatives think that's wrong and are trying to introduce a law to prevent such anti-patriotism. Believe it or not, assorted members of the Liberals and NDP are siding with those who would stomp down on those Canadians who wish to display their nation's flag. Kelly McParland explains all and then talks with Charles Adler about it.
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Forget Going Out For Dinner Every Night...
...it is time for Mac'n'Cheese at Queen's Park!
Vote Conservative!
John Ivison: Tim Hudak gets set to go to war with Ontario unions
John Ivison: Hudak willing to freeze pay for public sector unions
How much has union peace cost taxpayers over the last 8 years?
Vote Conservative!
John Ivison: Tim Hudak gets set to go to war with Ontario unions
John Ivison: Hudak willing to freeze pay for public sector unions
How much has union peace cost taxpayers over the last 8 years?
Two Questions...
* where do the "clients" get their illegal drugs?
* how do they "earn" the money to buy the illegal drugs?
With addicts, nothing works perfectly, but every little bit helps
Christie Blatchford: I hail from a long line of addicts, so it’s unsurprising that in the judgment about the controversial safe-injection clinic Insite, what grabbed me were the case’s two individual claimants
Injection sites for shooting up on illegal substances okay BUT:
Metro Vancouver board appears poised to ban smoking in its parks
Vancouver's Public Policies: An Absolute Disgrace!
Much about my hometown of Vancouver I love. But there's also a whole lot to be embarrassed about. Vancouver Courier columnist, Mark Hasiuk, succinctly outlines some of the most egregious recent examples, including giving out crack pipes to children.
Update: The parasites have won a victory. They must be so incredibly proud of themselves to be instrumental in continuing the destruction & exploitation of the lives of the downtrodden. -- h/t TJ & The Phantom
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* how do they "earn" the money to buy the illegal drugs?
With addicts, nothing works perfectly, but every little bit helps
Christie Blatchford: I hail from a long line of addicts, so it’s unsurprising that in the judgment about the controversial safe-injection clinic Insite, what grabbed me were the case’s two individual claimants
Injection sites for shooting up on illegal substances okay BUT:
Metro Vancouver board appears poised to ban smoking in its parks
Vancouver's Public Policies: An Absolute Disgrace!
Much about my hometown of Vancouver I love. But there's also a whole lot to be embarrassed about. Vancouver Courier columnist, Mark Hasiuk, succinctly outlines some of the most egregious recent examples, including giving out crack pipes to children.
Update: The parasites have won a victory. They must be so incredibly proud of themselves to be instrumental in continuing the destruction & exploitation of the lives of the downtrodden. -- h/t TJ & The Phantom
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About Me
- 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.