Weakly observations
(Mostly) linkless, (usually) context-less.
I love how Trump will post wildly-offensive, deeply-ignorant, inarguably batshit crazy stuff on social media and then end it with a chirpy "Thank you for your attention to this matter," like the meds have kicked in at that precise moment.
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I've kept quiet about CAHN for a while, because I have friends who founded it. But no longer. I've had it.
So, can someone there explain why the Hell they are opposing bubble zones for all minorities?
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By the by, here's who voted for protecting people when at places of worship (in green) and who didn't (in red).
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Green Party candidate in Calgary. He needs to be charged criminally. In my home town, he just might be.
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For a party that promotes smaller government, this "shadow cabinet" is ridiculously big.
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The direct consequence of unchecked antisemitic propaganda – the direct consequence of unopposed antisemitic violence – is what happened in Washington DC this week.
Will police, prosecutors and politicians in Canada heed the warnings? Probably not.
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The Who should have a farewell to farewell tours, and fire Zak Starkey a third time.
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I block people for whatever reason, and then they always come back later and say hey can you unblock me, and I usually can't remember why I blocked them it must've been a good reason, but if they're polite I unblock them.
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A great gift just arrived from my Daisy Group colleagues!
I would comment on Matlow’s “no vote”, but I don’t want to risk a libel suit.
The Green Party may denounce Baldonado’s lunatic post, but it remains to be seen if he will be booted from the party’s ranks. Words of condemnation are toothless if they are not followed by action.
Of course Matlow was a no. They need to throw that Green Party idiot in jail. On the critics, the memo would appear to have gone out in the last day or two but I am not buying it. I have never understood the complaints about the number. First of all, they don't get any extra income for the work. When I think of smaller government, I am thinking dollars, not bodies. If each of the cabinet minsters and secretaries of State(whatever the heck they are, speaking of smaller government) get a parliamentary secretary, the total number of people getting paid for doing god knows what will be 76-two more than the unpaid critics.