"After I Take Over Canada, I'm Going to Disneyland!
In preparation for the undemocratic takeover of the Canadian government in 2009, the NDP has created a special promotional video honouring their #1 Comrade, Jack Layton! Here's a sneak preview:
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In preparation for the undemocratic takeover of the Canadian government in 2009, the NDP has created a special promotional video honouring their #1 Comrade, Jack Layton! Here's a sneak preview:
Posted by Robert W. at 5:26 PM
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The latest actions of Canada's corrupt MSM comes from the [Toronto] Globe & Mail. They suggest by a reverse negative that Prime Minister Stephen Harper go on a "Contrition Tour". This is much the way a neurotic girlfriend would respond to, "Is everyone okay, honey?" : "Everything's FINE. Fine, Fine, Fine!" And then later to her girlfriends, "He was so stupid not to realize what he had done wrong!"
There's one very telling section:
Worse is that Mr. Harper continues to actively misrepresent the events of the past several weeks and the motives of his opponents. "We only found out [after the economic update] that they've been planning to overturn the results of the election ever since election night," he said. In fact, there is nothing to suggest that the opposition had any prior intention of toppling the government, and the disarray the Liberals quickly fell into suggests the prospect surprised them as much as anyone.
Nor would the opposition have been "overturning the results of the election," as Mr. Harper repeatedly alleged. Although a coalition government may be politically untenable, it would be entirely within the boundaries of parliamentary democracy - not a coup attempt, as the Conservatives continually claim.
What complete morons do they think we are? Does the Globe & Mail view Canadians as dementia patients who can't remember anything from just a few minutes ago?Posted by Robert W. at 12:57 PM
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On his radio show today, Roy Green pointed out something very interesting about The Coalition's Policy Accord. It occurs in the FIRST sentence of the FIRST page:
As the highlighting shows, every Liberal and NDP Member of Parliament signed onto a document that makes a clear distinction between Canadians and Quebecers. Here's the first sentence of their document again:
The new Government is supported by parties that share a commitment to fiscal responsibility, a progressive agenda and a belief in the role of Government to act as a partner with Canadians and Quebecers.
One must ask the obvious question: On a document intended for ALL Canadians, why would you separate out Quebecers from the rest of Canada?
Whether one lives inside or outside of Quebec, do you think such language will help to bring together or pull apart the residents of Quebec?
Finally, why is the Mainstream Media not asking these questions of Mr. Ignatieff and Mr. Layton?!?
My Canada includes Quebec. It also includes 9 other provinces and 3 Territories. Why is it that the very public agenda of the Liberals and the NDP separates out Quebec from the rest of us?
I don't blame Gilles Duceppe for this one bit. He was just looking out for his party's own best interests. And at least HE has been up front and honest all along. But it more than saddens me how all of these people shown below were so quick to sell Canada and Canadians down the river simply for a short lived shot at power:
Posted by Robert W. at 5:26 PM
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Liberal blogger, Rob Silver, asks some very poignant questions of the MPs in his party. A must read!
Posted by Robert W. at 7:59 PM
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Here's a great discussion about Bob Rae's hypocrisy and the Coalition's demise beginning at 34:00.
Posted by Robert W. at 6:30 PM
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Jonathan Kay offers up an hilarious column exposing U of T elites as the absolute phony, undemocratic thugs that they truly are. Here's one side-splitting snippet:
White, middle-aged, dour, earnest liberal academics are quite outraged that Canadians may still wish to be governed by the government they voted for and will stop at nothing to use their influence to install the coalition of the rejected and bring down the Harper government.
Here is the group photo of elites involved in the recent debate that Kay describes. They may all seem like innocent bureaucrats but each & every one of them is fully prepared to throw away your democracy & mine faster than you can say "Prime Minister Stephane Dion"!
After reading Kay's piece, one cannot help but reflect upon Charles Adler's recent editorial about those "tenured professors". They're one & the same!
Posted by Robert W. at 4:27 PM
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In the off chance that a CKNW listener named Enrico reads this, I want to profusely thank him for saying to Christy Clark what a LOT of us have felt like saying for years.
Paraphrasing, he told her that he was pleased that democracy in Canada works and that the Coalition was stopped dead in its tracks. Then he added, "at least I have the courage to admit my bias, unlike you Christy". This must have thrown her completely by surprise because she seemed absolutely flabbergasted that someone would "dare" say this to her.
But she reinvented history, pretending that she wasn't an adamant cheerleader for the Coalition last week. How telling is it that she's now seen the light only after they've proven a flop with people who actually care about democracy. Then she had the gall to tell Enrico to be more "honest". Pot. Kettle. Black ... a thousand times over!!!
Posted by Robert W. at 4:00 PM
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Here's an hilarious article by Ezra Levant detailing Bob Rae's sudden about face with regard to democracy.
Never before in recent Canadian history has there been a more apropos poster boy for Hypocrisy than Bob Rae. He completely sold out any principles he once might have had in order to acquire power. But then when the furniture on the sinking ship shifted around and *HE* was in danger of being pushed off, suddenly he saw everything in a new light!
The irony of this is beautiful!
Posted by Robert W. at 11:30 AM
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If this were a different country, what would be the consequences for those supporting a failed coup d-etat, be it violent or peaceful? In this audio clip, move the slider to 7:00 to listen to Conservative pundit, Norman Spector, and NDP pundit, Bill Tieleman, discuss all that happened last week.
BOTH were vehemently against the Coalition trying to seize power in the manner which it did. And you will hear some VERY interesting things about Peter Mansbridge and Margaret Atwood, two elites who would now be in prison or worse if this were another country or another time. But in peaceful, kind Canada there are no repercussions for what many would describe as traitorous actions.
Here's a sampling of what Spector said:
"I think what you've got here around The Tyee, and you hear them on CBC, and they're full in the universities, are people who think you change governments by trickery or in the streets. It's the same thinking as in Solidarity or in the BC Teachers' Federation that thinks he can go on strike or call it illegally and call it 'civil disobediance'. It's the same kind of stuff. This one has infiltrated all kinds of people, who don't know what they're talking about in terms of constitutional conventions. But this idea that parties have a constitutional right to take power in this country without an election is balderdash! You've got a lot of people posing as constitutional experts, who essentially are political operatives. They don't like Stephen Harper, which is fine, but if you don't like Stephen Harper the way to do it is to win an election against him. I believe the Left should unite. I've written that. But I think they should unite before an election, not go into an election, tell people they're not going to do this and then turn around and do it. That is simply fraud. To get the Governor General to do the dirty work for them is simply outrageous."
Posted by Robert W. at 11:22 AM
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Here's a collection of photos from Rallies For Canada across our great nation:
Posted by Robert W. at 11:01 PM
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Some have chastised Stephen Harper for using the term "sovereignist" within Quebec to describe the Bloc Quebecois / Parti Quebecois folks. Is this really incorrect language? From the perspective of people outside of Quebec, those who want to remove Quebec from confederation are clearly separatists. But from the perspective of those within La Belle Provence who want it to be independent, they view themselves as sovereignists. Different terms, but same meaning no?
Posted by Robert W. at 2:57 PM
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Never before in my life have I felt so proud to be a Canadian!
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Posted by Robert W. at 11:26 AM
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Monsieur Dion couldn't even be on time for this well choreographed Pro-Coalition rally:
One fellow left this comment:
Pro-treason rally=about 300 union members with professionally printed signs and a paid day off.
Pro-democracy rally=2000 individuals with hand made signs.
The polls don't lie, 2/3rds of Canadians are strongly opposed to this attempted hijacking of the country. The Libs and NDP have finally thrown off the disguise and shown themselves to be power mad lunatics. Jumping into bed with the separatists and attempting to over-turn a democracy when their political welfare check was threatened.
Posted by Robert W. at 5:00 PM
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I was pleasantly surprised to see hundreds & hundreds of people out on a cold, miserable, rainy day. Never before have I felt so proud to be a Canadian. It was a great event!This sign reads: "[Jack] Layton ignores the public opinions, harming Canada's benefit". Translation courtesy of Olive Wong from UBC (Thanks!)
Posted by Robert W. at 4:22 PM
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I read this posting and immediately had these thoughts:
Posted by Robert W. at 10:31 AM
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Time is ticking down to the Rally For Canada rallies that will be held from coast-to-coast this Saturday.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA RALLY LOCATIONS:
VANCOUVER - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, 12PM - LIBRARY SQUARE
VICTORIA - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, 12PM - CITY HALL
KELOWNA - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, 12PM - RUTLAND CENTENNIAL HALL
NANAIMO - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, 10AM - JEAN CROWDER'S OFFICE (77 Victoria Crescent)
COURTENAY - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, 1PM - COAST WESTERLY HOTEL
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This movement started just days ago in reaction to the backroom attempt by the NDP, the Liberals and the Bloc to overturn the results of the last election. The Governor General has granted a "cooling off period" of sorts, but we know that Jack and Gilles will be back at it again soon.
So on Saturday, we rally. We rally so that our voices are heard, so that politicians don't abuse our trust and most importantly, we rally for Canada.
For rally day, let's create a sea of red and white! Wear red and white clothing and bring your Canadian flag and wave it proudly. This is a rally for our amazing country and for the celebration of our democratic principles.
Bring:
Posted by Robert W. at 10:05 PM
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Great news is all around us! A new poll by COMPAS Inc. Public Opinion and Customer Research reveals some startling, though not unexpected findings:
If you don't immediately grasp the enormity of 51% support for the Conservatives, then look historically at the Top 10 elections ever in terms of the popular vote:
Posted by Robert W. at 2:23 PM
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We're now famous ... courtesy of Mark Steyn explaining Canada's fiasco to Americans everywhere on Hugh Hewitt's show:
Posted by Robert W. at 2:43 AM
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Andrew Coyne has two words tonight to describe Le Coalition: The End
I have four: Dead In The Water
Posted by Robert W. at 9:15 PM
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I’m a strong Conservative supporter but I want an election that has only one Coalition candidate per riding facing each Conservative opponent. I concede that such a move would heighten the chances of the Coalition by eliminating vote splitting. Why would I want this? Because it’s long overdue to get resolved the most important question in our country: “Which direction do we want to head?”
Those on the far right have been sure. Those of us on the moderate right have been sure. But everyone left of that has been in LaLaLand about what they want. The only thing they think they’re sure of is that Stephen Harper is an “evil maniac”. And why do they think this? Because they’ve had a beer with him and saw horns growing out of the top of his head? No, it’s because this is the image that the mainstream media has painted for them, day after day, month after month, year after year. And like mindless Sheeple, they've let the brainwashing occur, the propaganda flow directly into their craniums. No questions asked.
So decision time is near. Not for us on the right. It’s clear how we’ll vote. Rather, it’s time for those on the left to put their money, their livelihoods, and the future of their children on the line and decide whether they REALLY feel that a government run by liberals, socialists, and separatists is in their best interest.