From the monthly archives:
UPDATE: Toronto Star Columnist ‘Wishes’ Conservative Michelle Malkin Were Shot
From their comments:
Isn’t it interesting that waterboarding a jihadist hell bent on destroying us is bad, but shooting an innocent American citizen is good. And there is a question that liberalism is a mental disorder?
From Michelle Malkin:
Antonia Zerbisias is a columnist and blogger for the Living [...]
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Alberta kangaroo courts awarded a 25% pay raise for their abusive bullying and censorship by Alberta’s premier, Ed Stelmach.
Alberta’s human rights legislation will balance freedom of speech with our responsibility to others.
Huh? I know about my freedom of speech. It is an ancient, inalienable right. It happens to be enshrined in Canada’s Bill of Rights [...]
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A federal government lawyer is suing Loto-Québec for “allowing” him to gamble.
Glowinski is also suing National Bank for allowing him to withdraw more than his daily ATM limit and for allowing him cash advances even when he was drunk.
ATMs soon to have mandatory breathalyzers installed.
From LotterySquirrel.com:
I’ve said it many times: Gamble only what you can [...]
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White House schedules a photo-op:
Air Force One Flyby Of Goldman Sachs Tower
Gee, who could have foreseen this was a bad idea? And I wonder what the whole stunt cost? Good to know the economy’s back on track and the U.S. government can, once again, spend the “surplus” on important things like photo-ops.
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UN Watch exposes hypocrisy of Durban II conference
Iran interrupts U.N. racism session
In a moment that will encapsulate the disappointment of many human rights activists attending the Durban 2 conference, Iran’s delegate interrupted UN Watch executive director Hillel Neuer for daring to mention this week’s testimony by Iranian torture victim Ahmed Batebi, delivered Sunday before a [...]
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Mark Steyn’s new book Lights Out: Islam, Free Speech And The Twilight Of The West is not currently for sale in Canada.
From Werner Patels:
A must-read book for sure. But what is puzzling (well, not really) is that the book is not listed with Amazon.ca – it is available at Amazon.com, though. I suppose we shouldn’t [...]
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A 2005 quote from Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
(pronounced “I’m-a-nutjob”):
“We say that this fake regime [Israel] cannot logically continue to live. Open the doors [of Europe] and let the Jews go back to their own countries.”
Fast forward to 2009 and the Durban II misnamed anti-racism conference:
In his opening speech, Ahmadinejad proceeded to name Israel as a [...]
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Durban II:
Turning liberalism on itself
When Iran, Libya and Cuba, the three countries particularly active in organizing Durban II, cast themselves as beacons of anti-racism and human rights, and everyone nods politely because they want to be tolerant and co-operative, part of the dialogue, you know the lunatics have grabbed the keys to the asylum.
The United [...]
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FIRE — Foundation for Individual Rights in Education is beating back the indoctrination of American students.
Think What We Think…Or Else: Thought Control on the American Campus
I know it’s over 15 minutes in length, but watch it all — it’s well worth it.
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From journalism fantasyland…
Journalism changing, not dying by Paul Berton
Despite what you may have heard, the industry is not dying; it’s changing. Yes, newspapers are closing, circulation almost everywhere is declining, and TV stations are shutting down.
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Who could have foreseen that Free Press reporter Randy Richmond, one of the best writers in the business, would be [...]
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Still trying to get over a bloody cold, so enjoy some dancing squirrels.
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Now playing: Attack of the Squirrel
h/t: Nothing To Do With Arbroath
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From UN Watch:
In an unprecedented coup, the rank hypocrisy of Durban II was exposed before the world this week when UN Watch surprised the Libyan chair — by bringing a victim of Qaddafi torture to confront her on Libya’s brutal torture and scapegoating of five Bulgairan nurses and a Palestinian doctor. The video clip has [...]
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From the Big Sky Brewing Co. in Montana (where else?)
Sounds good to me!
h/t: Chi Wulff
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Since our money is paying for this boondoggle and they are “consulting the public” I thought I’d offer a few exhibit suggestions.
Read: A modern day Tower of Babel
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Cat meets moose – from Cool as a Crazy Moose
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FontSquirrel.com — 100% free fonts for graphic designers. All with commercial-use licenses. Cool! Handy if you want to write a ransom note.
Here’s a sample:
h/t: LotterySquirrel.com
We “squirrels” have got to stick together!
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