Thursday, January 07, 2010
BEST Climate Explanaton
From the founder of the Weather Channel, who cuts through the hype & horseshit to give a clear picture of how wrong Gore & Company (carbon millionaires) truly are.
Labels: climate change, global warming
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Transubstantiation
Red is Green, writes Lorne Gunter in the NPost, an observation of how the left has left the colour red of socialism and communism for the colour green of environmentalism and the correctness of all views associated with that verdant hue (which are strangely not unlike many of their reddish views). The article is an excellent piece on the political transubstantiation of the lefty need to tell others what to do and how to think. This need afflicts humankind universally, whether through the divine right of kings, to the absolute power of dictators, to the religious infallibility of various holier-than-thou priests, prophets and pontificators.
Shakespeare observed, in his usual brilliant fashion, what a piece of work man is, the paragon of all animals. BUT, he was talking about the individual: put two or more together, and you've got a dumb animal.
Shakespeare observed, in his usual brilliant fashion, what a piece of work man is, the paragon of all animals. BUT, he was talking about the individual: put two or more together, and you've got a dumb animal.
Labels: canadian politics, gunter, left wing, national post
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
It's Enough to Make you Libertarian
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Copenhagen Follies: the Dolt and the Steamer
Both the Dolt and the Steam Machine decried Canada's woeful contribution to climate change by adding more fraud to the fire: the Alberta Tar Sands are the infamous culprit! This is a common form of traditional Canadian self-hatred. The province that helps pay the bills in mendicant Ontario & Quebec was singled out to wear the Dunce's Cap. This was the only way the Dolt could shift it from his head to another, and the only way the Steam Machine could obscure the fact that his province is a larger contributor of evil Canadian emissions than not-so-steady Eddy's spewing oily empire.
Canada, which contributes about 2% to the world's total of evil emissions, with Alberta's black gold empire making up a mere 4% of that huge percentage, produces these emissions largely from transportation, heating and cooling activities. Guess where the majority of trains, planes, cars, trucks, buses, furnaces, foundries and fireplaces are to be found in the Great White North? Right, in Ontario and Quebec, the twin domains of Dalton the Dolt and Jean the Steam Machine.
In typical Canadian fashion (typical because Canadians are traditionally morally and politically indolent), these twin leaders not only shifted the blame but also bit the hand that feeds them, the hand of the Dark Force, Alberta (the Dolt and the Steam Machine felt perfectly at home with the infamous despots and tyrants gathered at Copenhagen, shilling for money - and Robert Mugabe and Hugo Chavez are also paragons of political and human virtue).
Alberta separatists are stirring again; the Wildrose Party is rising and about to de-throne Eddy's unsteady reign. Let's hope that the Republic of Alberta is soon born, to be followed by that of Newfoundland&Labrador. Canada will be left to the Dolt and the Steam Machine, who will eventually be abandonned by the other western provinces, so that the new Canada will flow from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic to the Arctic, free from evil emissions, Golden Geese and republicanism.
The Dolt and the Steam Machine will be safe and politically correct, open to any and all fraudulent winds that may blow across their new country.
Labels: Alberta, canadian politics, Dalton Dolt, Jean Steam Machine, Ontario, Quebec, Tar Sands
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Cayuga: Follow BC
BC First Nation gets it right by liberating itself from the shackles of the Indian Act and conferring property rights on individual members.
Time for Ontario to end the crime, organized and unorganized, at Cayuga. Time for the Feds to revive the 1969 White Paper on ending the Wards-of-the-State fiction and confer full rights on individuals covered by the Indian Act. Time to stop the politically correct fiction of, First Nations, to refer to groups that invaded the land over the Bering Strait. Time to shut down the Aboriginal Industry of lawyers, clerics, bureaucrats, consultants, politicians and their stooges, the Chiefs.
Time for Ontario to end the crime, organized and unorganized, at Cayuga. Time for the Feds to revive the 1969 White Paper on ending the Wards-of-the-State fiction and confer full rights on individuals covered by the Indian Act. Time to stop the politically correct fiction of, First Nations, to refer to groups that invaded the land over the Bering Strait. Time to shut down the Aboriginal Industry of lawyers, clerics, bureaucrats, consultants, politicians and their stooges, the Chiefs.
Labels: canadian politics, cayuga, first nations, property rights
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Bello, giovane e abbronzato...
said Italy's Berlusconi about the newly elected Obama in Moscow, in November 2008, and he said it to the new Russian Premier, who is neither young nor tanned. Of course, the world's press not knowing how the phrase would be taken in Italian, as a "carineria" (an endearing compliment) rather than a gaffe, reacted to "racism" by the gaffe-prone premier of Italy (despite there being only one "race" biologically amongst humans).
Media must sensationalize or it doesn't attract attention; it must lie or there is no truth. Truth is, a compliment is a compliment, even if you don't like it. And I say this as I'm getting nicely tanned, working in my field of newly planted trees, these last sunny and hot days of May.
Media must sensationalize or it doesn't attract attention; it must lie or there is no truth. Truth is, a compliment is a compliment, even if you don't like it. And I say this as I'm getting nicely tanned, working in my field of newly planted trees, these last sunny and hot days of May.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
See the Bow Wow
Here it is on the O'Reilly Factor, courtesy of You Tube.
