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By ck, on February 6th, 2012
How low can Pamela Geller sink?
The classification of “honour” killing has just become too much of a dog whistle for the bigotted extremes, these days. Pam Geller is running with it to promote her Islamophobic agenda.
Anti-Muslim hate group leader Pamela Geller has seized on the murder of a 20-year old . . . → Read More: Pam Geller Pushes Her Hate-fest Agenda–Even if it Means Perpetrating a Lie
By Jymn, on February 4th, 2012
Sitting back after the dust has settled on Susan G. Komen’s awkward about-face (which is actually no about-face at all but a bit of temporary cover), one thing has become clear. Komen has given a renewed voice back to the pro-choice movement, too long drowned out by the money and loud talking . . . → Read More: Fallout from the Komen disaster. New-found power for pro-choice voices.
By Jymn, on February 3rd, 2012
It's OK. It's pink!
I felt a little bad feeling so much animosity towards a person, but Nancy Brinker’s reaction to her disengagement from Planned Parenthood has quickly become the stuff of history. Not the good kind mind you, but the wrong-side kind. Now I find her organization is soft on guns, . . . → Read More: Susan G. Walther-Komen soft on guns. Hard on women.
By Jymn, on February 2nd, 2012
From Dammit Janet!
While the the big news, and the ultimately sad news, is that the Susan G. Komen foundation has allowed far-right evangelical ideology to interfere with its formerly well-respected humanitarian work, the news that Planned Parenthood has replaced the $650K it lost from Komen so quickly is good news, indeed.
. . . → Read More: Planned Parenthood gains back the $ it lost to ideology-driven Susan G. Komen turnabout
By Jymn, on February 2nd, 2012
If you ever wanted to combine the worst of Conservatism – that frothy mixture of deceit, barely-veiled racism and amoral opportunism – look no further than the perfect marriage of the Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism and Fox News North.
Six federal bureaucrats were drafted to pose as new Canadians for a citizenship reaffirmation ceremony broadcast . . . → Read More: Sun News Network + Jason Kenney = frothy mixture
By Jymn, on February 2nd, 2012
Vic Toews doesn’t let reality get in the way of a good ideology (emphasis mine).
“I don’t know if the statistics demonstrate that crime is down,” he said.
“I’m focused on danger.” Toews said his concern is that the public is in danger as long as criminals walk the streets. The government’s crime . . . → Read More: Vic Danger – Third Eye. Toews doesn’t know ‘statistics’. But he sure knows fear.
By ck, on February 1st, 2012
Well, boys ‘n’ girls, here the ol’ Senator “sell-out” Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu goes again! He appears to be promoting suicide amongst prisoners.
“Basically, every killer should (have) the right to his own rope in his cell. They can decide whether to live,”
And boys ‘n’ girls, like the abortion debate that is making a . . . → Read More: Senator Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu Sticks His Foot in it–Again!
By Jymn, on February 1st, 2012
I’ve made the domination of Canada’s right-wing media the centrepiece of this blog. Sometimes I wonder why. Those posts are the least travelled, the least linked of any on this blog. I guess the blogging community has other things to talk about. As for the media, it certainly doesn’t want to spoil its . . . → Read More: Vancouver Observer: Canada’s right-wing media monopolies move further right
By Jymn, on January 31st, 2012
For the 13th time in nine months, the Conservatives have stifled debate on an issue important to Canadians, especially those approaching old age. “Enthusiastic support”, indeed. When the public is shut out from discussion, of whose support is Van Loan speaking?
Mr. Van Loan made the accusations of delay in spite of . . . → Read More: Today’s Conservative: afraid of debate, emboldened by a docile media
By Kim, on January 27th, 2012
Our Canada is gone. Harper made that perfectly clear this morning in Davos, Switzerland. Sweeping changes to Old Age Pensions. Privatisation of science and innovation. Deregulation. MacKay signed off our military sovereignty quietly yesterday, authorising Homeland Security operations on Canadian soil, in the event of an emergency, or a terrorist attack…
Canada and . . . → Read More: “Let Me Be Perfectly Clear…”
By ck, on January 26th, 2012
Step right up, boys ‘n’ girls, see what you’re forced to sacrifice for!
Tell me again how these mega-low corporate tax cuts and austerity for the rest of us is supposed to benefit Canadians in the long run?
H/T deBeauxOs who also wrote some lyrics. I don’t think they’re white stuffed shirts . . . → Read More: See How Austerity Will Really Pay Off Canadians in the Long Run
By TorontoEmerg, on January 18th, 2012
Cruising through Memeorandum this morning, this item caught my attention: Michelle Obama’s Birthday Restaurant Has Occupy-Themed Burger Menu. The restaurant of her birthday festivities features a “99% Patty Melt” on Wonder Bread for $9.99, and a “1% 8 oz Kobe burger” decorated with gold leaf.
Because Michelle Obama drives righties insane (smart, black, female), . . . → Read More: Meat to Barking Dogs
By Logan, on January 13th, 2012
Cartoon Representation May Not Be 100% Accurate, Much Like Adler's Own Musings
After reading a recent post by resident cranky old man of Sun News Network Charles Adler I decided to take Adler’s advice; write a letter to the PM.
I’ve of course done this before, but never in this vein. I decided to . . . → Read More: The Spirit of Conservative Giving
By Kim, on January 11th, 2012
Update in comments, see links below. EthicalOil. Ezra. Shares an address in Toronto with Tony Clement. Minister of Gazebo’s in Muskoka. From a website in the archives…
02/ 19/ 04 12:21 pm
Fourteen Canadian Alliance Councillors say: “CHOOSE TONY” Fourteen members of the former Canadian Alliance National Council released a statement today, declaring . . . → Read More: Crudities
By Jymn, on January 4th, 2012
Another generation's dirty effing hippie
Stephen Douglas captures Harper’s new world order as it applies to Canada with a scalpel-like efficiency.
Harper and his cadre of conservative ideologues share this collective denial. In these hard economic times where concern is growing about the disparity of wealth, when one in nine Canadian children live . . . → Read More: Welcome to Canada’s new world of Haves and (mostly) Have Nots
By Jymn, on January 4th, 2012
Operation Maple has been doing a yeoman’s job in pointing out the main pillars of Canada’s Conservative media monopoly. So far OM has grappled with the following behemoths of industry:
Sun Media Corporation Bell Canada Enterprises The Rogers Dynasty Irving Media Shaw Media
And now at number 6, OM tackles . . . → Read More: Operation Maple takes on Globe & Mail. Number 6 in Gang of Seven.
By Jymn, on January 1st, 2012
Occupy will stay underground and grow its infrastructure and goals. More and more organizations and individuals will pledge allegiance to the movement. The media will interpret this lack of visibility to the failure of Occupy and continue to treat supporters as dirty fucking hippies. The year of Occupy will have to wait until . . . → Read More: Jymn’s half-assed Predictions for 2012
By Kim, on December 27th, 2011
First of all, best wishes to all of you in your endeavours in the new year. We need more then ever to strive towards enlightenment in the new reality that we pretend is democracy. In this spirit, I will resolve to educate as many people as I can reach on the dangers we . . . → Read More: Top story of 2011
By ck, on December 20th, 2011
I hate everything and everybody but I sure love to spend their money. But, of course, isn’t that true of most of these Harpercons and those Rethuglicans south of the border these days? I’m only mentioning it because it seems that the speculation regarding Stevie Spiteful’s potential successor have begun. Jason Kenney happens . . . → Read More: Shorter Jason Kenney
By Kim, on December 15th, 2011
How we embraced hate. I was watching the CBC News this morning, Suhana Meharchand was the host. Talking about Attawapiskat, she interviewed NDP/MP Charlie Angus. Hostilely, she asked him, “What would you do if you were Minister? Throw money at the problem?” His reply showed unflappable professionalism, indicating that he would first alleviate . . . → Read More: Welcome to Harperland
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