Xmas Gift Idea,,,,,,

The $600 penis pump: my latest at Taki’s
By Kathy Shaidle on Tuesday, December 13th, 2011 No Comments
Talk about yer “big government”…
Here ya go:
I was blessedly unfamiliar with penis pumps until last year, when the (straight Jewish) client of my (gay Muslim) client turned out to be an inventor of penis hats. I don’t mean penis-shaped hats for your head. I mean miniature top hats and fezzes and Viking helmets that a guy can wear on his penis. For some reason. (The gay Muslim’s mom, an imam, even sewed the tiny bells on the jester’s caps. Just another day in multicultural Toronto.)
I decided to immerse myself in everything penile, the better to promote our product to adult-novelty distributors and Japanese penis-festival devotees—whose cult is looking better all the time.

The Norm Whenever There Are "Govt. Handouts!"

Alberta band’s challenge: ‘Too many chiefs, not enough Indians’


Along the side of the road into Morley, headquarters of Alberta’s Stoney Nakoda Nation, just north of the busy stretch of Trans-Canada between Calgary and Banff that bisects this portion of the reserve, is a parade of signs

All Profiteering Not In The Boardroom...

THE WINNER...

and THE LOSERS!

City Hall's clearly defined battle lines


By SUE-ANN LEVY, City Hall Columnist

They came in droves Wednesday evening.
There were the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) tenants like Susan Gapka and Pat McEndry whose only job seems to be hanging around City Hall and making deputations.

I noted leftist consultants like Sean Meagher, president of Public Interest Strategy and Communications and Katrina Miller, who has just joined Meagher’s firm after shilling for the Toronto Environmental Alliance.

I spotted CUPE 416 president Mark Ferguson and his counterpart, CUPE 79 head Ann Dembinski as well as John Campey, executive director of Social Planning Toronto.

When I left the chambers to file this column, I saw former Federation of Metro Tenants Association (FMTA) executive director and now paralegal, Dan McIntyre out of the corner of my eye.

The Council Chamber was packed with the gravy train-enabling, public teat-sucking, union-loving crowd fighting for life as they knew it Before (Rob) Ford.

This is war, ladies and gentlemen.

Today, new Mayor Rob Ford has the audacity to remove the entire board of directors of the TCHC for sitting on their thumbs as millions of dollars were gambled on the stock market, spent on obscene visits to spas, Muskoka resorts and pricey restaurants and thrown into sole-source contracts with suppliers in China.

My goodness, shame on the new regime for wanting that money to go directly towards improving the quality of life for tenants living in bed bug-filled, decrepit, flooded units.

The people in the crowd have themselves convinced that some day soon Canada’s largest housing authority will be privatized, once CEO Keiko Nakamura is shown the door.

Not that the TCHC will be privatized.

And before the trees are in full bloom, the new regime will take the necessary steps towards contracting out half of the city’s garbage pickup.
Horror of horrors.

This is war.

Mark my words.

Last night’s show from various leftist hangers-on and despicable leftist hypocrites on council — like Adam Vaughan, Pam McConnell, Paula Fletcher, Joe Mihevc, Gord Perks and newbies Kristyn Wong-Tam, Sarah Doucette and Mary Fragedakis — had nothing to do with the fate of the tenants living in TCHC buildings.

It was about battling the kinds of changes at City Hall that will lessen their power, influence and shall we say, the good times they’ve enjoyed for the past seven years.

Yep, the party’s over and they know it.

For if they really cared about tenants, they wouldn’t have spent nearly two days blowing hot air and wringing their hands about whether due process had been followed and whether the audit report should have been debated first before council decided to remove the board.

For goodness sake, if they were so concerned, I don’t recall one of them — not Vaughan, McConnell, Fletcher, Mihevc, Perks or the three newbies — attending last Thursday’s TCHC board meeting.

They could have heard it all directly from Auditor-General Jeff Griffiths.

Did any of them actually read Griffths’ report? It’s been available for 10 days now.

Wong-Tam — who put forward a so-called “compromise” motion to keep the four people still on the board along with a new managing director — claimed she was “concerned,” about the future of TCHC and its tenants.

What a bunch of crap.

Mihevc, rushing to support her “elegant” motion as he called it, chimed in with his own thoughts about Ford engaging in an “abuse of process” for having the nerve to be decisive and wanting to clean house.

Perks insisted that public confidence won’t be restored if Ford and Co. “throw out the rules in a crisis.”

Well, I’ve got news for all of them.

They don’t care one bit about tenants and they don’t care about transparency.

They’re out of touch with public sentiment, too. A just released Ipsos Reid poll has put Ford’s approval rating at 72%.

Some 71% of Torontonians surveyed said the new mayor has the right priorities in mind.

It could have been a slam dunk.

But the leftists care only about hanging on to the gravy train.

The battle lines have been drawn, folks.

Fasten your seatbelts. We’re in for a bumpy ride.

Black History Month

N-word wickedness Do kids of other minorities have to accept insults in the name of free speech?

By George Elliott Clarke

An English Prof in the “New South,” shy about uttering the N-word even in university, sought a remedy – and now a U.S. publisher will shortly release a new edition of the 1884 American classic Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens), in which the word “slave” replaces “nigger” 219 times.

More...

...NO but if you really want to learn about history they will have to accept the facts something current day messiaha are oppossed to as it threatens funding of their cottage industry, Racial Harmony.

The N- word challenge


Local celebs weigh in

Homeless Being Promoted...

...as a cottage industry by the artsy/fartsies.

Canada's most talented homeless


By MIKE STROBEL, Toronto Sun

Homeless, but with a hidden talent? Call me.

The Star Needs To Look At Reality...

...and look at what has been happening on our streets paricularly during the past couple of weeks. The Star's vendetta against the police continues even in the face of increased violence by groups that cannot be identified due to charges of racial profiling, ethnic diversity and the leftwing social in-activists.

Male victim dies after gunfire in north end


A male has died after being shot in the city's north end Monday night, CTV Toronto reports. The victim was taken to Sunnybrook Hospital for treatment but was pronounced dead.

Police say no links among weekend shootings

Teen stabbed outside Toronto school

Prior To Campbellford I Can't Recall...

...the last time I had thought about the KKK but thanks to the media, which now includes The Star everyone is taking to the streets,

James: City facing questions about KKK dress-up in Parkdale by Royson James

and I think there are more questions than answers when it comes to the charge that City Of Toronto employee's antics were similar and I wonder how long it will be before we see requests for more funding for social in-activists.

Interesting Trivia Question...

Where did the Hare Krishnas go ?

Agree...

Weekend Letters: It’s time for Canada to get over its multicultural smugness


Re: Our Kind Of Multiculturalism, editorial, Oct. 21.

For years Canadians have looked down on the American “melting pot” with smug and self-righteous disdain, believing our mosaic, or community of communities, or whatever, was superior. In view of this editorial and Angela Merkel’s admission that “multikulti” hasn’t worked in Germany, will we Canadians now eat humble pie and admit that, whatever Trudeau might have said, the forces of assimilation take their own course, as evidenced by the election of Naheed Nenshi as Mayor of Calgary?

We will melt in the pot even if the politicians and the politically correct keep trying to put out the fire.

G. Lee, Toronto.

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The Hyphen Is Your Ticket To Feed At The Cultural Trough

AISHA KHAN


Where am I from? Where race shouldn’t matter

Just because I’m a my parents were immigrants doesn’t mean I take a hyphen

Don't Solve The Problem...

...make it a cottage industry funded by taxpayer $$$.

Bedbug invasion: Time to name a czar

Fri Oct 1 2010


This is not a problem that can be legislated away or foisted on one single group, be it private landlords or health bureaucrats.

Who Would You Nominate For The Position...

* Howard Moscoe
* Kyle Rae
* Woodbine Arts Mihevic
* Sandra Bussin
* Your Favorite Clown councilor
* BILLY THE EXTERMINATOR

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.

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I Have Been Saying It For Years...

...social in-activists high jack "causes" and turn them into cottage industries providing employment and a paycheck for them and their friends at taxpayers expense.

Margaret Wente

Playing the diversity game

Playing the diversity game AFP/Getty Images

The diversity business is a huge industry. Yet, there's no reliable scientific evidence to show whether it works...

Prepare Your Kids...

...I have said it for years; "Racism is colour blind!" The upside is that your kids will benefit  using the model propogated and utilized by the various special groups over the past four plus decades.

Not One Of The Designated Groups...

...don't despair. Your children will finally reap the benefits of a diverse society.

GTA's visible majority

45 minutes ago

If current demographic trends hold, the term "visible minority" may need to be revamped for the Toronto area. According to Statistics Canada, the population of the country's largest city will be 63 per cent non-white by 2031, not counting...

Racism Is Colour Blind...

Adrian MacNair: How to combat racism on campus by banning 'weird' looks

Posted: February 09, 2010, 11:00 AM by Kelly McParland Filed under: Full Comment,Adrian MacNair

 

One of the most predictable effects of anti-racism policies can be found in the law of unintended consequences, in that after a while they tend to foster and perpetuate the very racism those policies aim to defeat. After all, cataloging and enumerating every shade of skin pigment in a University is more than just an exercise in demography. It preserves the contradictory premise of anti-racism theory, by arguing that race is important and needs to be identified, so that we may observe how far the targets of this alleged racism have come. Instead of applying simple, logical rules in workplaces and educational institutions, such as valuing individuality in concert with equality, and then admonishing those people who break those rules, there are too many people who classify discrimination into two distinct categories. The one category is the privileged white Christian heterosexual male who is assumed can never be a victim of any sort, and the other contains everybody else who happens to reside in the world. This makes it easy, since institutions can add all the white people together, all the non-white people together, and then subtract one from another to see if it is diverse enough.

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