The Conservative government is preparing sweeping new eavesdropping legislation that will force Internet service providers to let police tap exchanges on their systems - but will likely reignite fear that Big Brother will be monitoring the private conversations of Canadians.
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tells us what kind of recession we’re in
They’re just making up sh*t as they go along ain’t they?
Written on February 10, 2009 | Posted in
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Canadian Politics |
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Jack Layton has once again introduced a climate change bill with (once again) mitigation at its’ heart - when are the mitigation people going to start acknowledging reality and start talking about adaptation?
Written on February 10, 2009 | Posted in
Canada,
Canadian Politics,
Environment |
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Stephen Harper dropped his lawsuit against the Liberals in the Cadman affair just weeks before a hearing on whether his emails, notes and agenda could be called into evidence.
Written on February 9, 2009 | Posted in
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Canadian Politics |
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– but at least this one isn’t gonna cost me or my great-grand children.
Written on February 6, 2009 | Posted in
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Canadian Politics |
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Tom Flanagan on Ignatieff not forcing MP’s to toe the party line: “...it is a sign of weakness in the brutal world of politics and will create problems in the longer run. Harper would never do something similar“
Written on February 4, 2009 | Posted in
Canada,
Canadian Politics,
General |
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The Liberals and NDP forced a major shift in Conservative spending: the Conservatives showed themselves surprisingly willing to adapt: and we dodged an election we can’t afford and no-one wants. Why so grumpy?
Written on January 29, 2009 | Posted in
Canadian Politics |
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The budget falls short, but we’re gonna support it, and require reports, and then watch them like hawks, and if it doesn’t work the way we think it should we’ll bring them down — I think Dion wrote his text for him.
Written on January 28, 2009 | Posted in
Canada,
Canadian Politics |
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How many of you who voted Conservative 3 months ago voted for $86 billion in deficit spending?
… really, I’m interested.
Written on January 27, 2009 | Posted in
Canada,
Canadian Politics |
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“People aren’t concerned about the balance sheet of the government,”
Written on January 24, 2009 | Posted in
Canada,
Canadian Politics |
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Israel has approved a new mechanism to prevent weapons from being smuggled into the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip
Written on January 23, 2009 | Posted in
Canadian Politics |
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If you, the Liberal Party, its’ membership, and indeed Canada as a whole “has to support the right of a democratic country to defend itself” what is your, and the Liberal Party of Canada’s, position on democratic countries banning political parties from running in elections?
Written on January 16, 2009 | Posted in
Canada,
Canadian Politics |
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It has been said, many times, and in many places, that Hamas hides hides their weapons and soldiers among civilians and uses them as human shields. This, apparently, legitimizes Israeli military attacks on civilian targets - indeed, our own government blames innocent Palestinian deaths on Hamas because of this tactic.
I wonder what our government has to say about the Israeli army using Palestinians as human shields?
Written on January 14, 2009 | Posted in
Canada,
Canadian Politics,
Human Rights |
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– but the proof will be in his governments actions, not what a civil servant says.
Residential schools apology deeply moved Harper, changed his views
I fib all night and I lie all day.
A post in which the bunker pokes fun at the partisans, and then asks them a question.