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  • Five Steps to a Better Canada

    06/16/2009 2:36:35 PM PDT · by Leigh Patrick Sullivan · 201+ views
    The Moderate Separatist ^ | June 16, 2009 | Leigh Patrick Sullivan
    Divisions, based mostly on historical events and stereotypes, have become entrenched in the very fabric of our culture. West versus East, English versus French, Native Canadians versus the federal government, Quebec versus Ottawa, Alberta versus everybody… Tough love being what it is and all that, here’s five ways to save Canada – or at least make it better.
  • Depopulation and Abortion Advocates Top People "Screwing up Canada" Says Blogspot

    08/24/2007 12:18:36 AM PDT · by monomaniac · 4 replies · 351+ views
    LifeSiteNews.com ^ | August 23, 2007 | Elizabeth O'Brien
    Depopulation and Abortion Advocates Top People "Screwing up Canada" Says Blogspot Top most harmful: abortionist Henry Morgentaler, followed by de-populationists David Suzuki and Maurice Strong By Elizabeth O'Brien NEW BRUNSWICK, August 23, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The blogspot "101 people who are screwing up Canada," which has been gaining public attention over the past year, announced that the top most harmful Canadians are notorious abortionist Henry Morgentaler, followed by de-populationists David Suzuki and Maurice Strong. In August of last year Tony Spinks launched his blog "101 people who are screwing up Canada." Basing his idea on a book by American journalist...
  • Elizabeth May's bizarre speech + related article (red/green enviro nonsense)

    05/01/2007 9:07:32 AM PDT · by GMMAC · 17 replies · 981+ views
    National Post - Canada ^ | Tuesday, May 01, 2007 | Lead Editorial
    Elizabeth May's bizarre speech National Post: lead Editorial Published: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 On Sunday, Elizabeth May, the leader of the Green Party of Canada, returned to London, Ont., where she lost a byelection five months ago. Although Ms. May was not on the campaign trail, she was preaching the Greens' environmental catechism, this time from the pulpit of a local United Church. Her odd sermon should concern not only Green party members who hope to take the party into the political mainstream, but also Liberal leader Stephane Dion, who recently struck a controversial political alliance with Ms. May...
  • Eco-extortionists the real Holocaust deniers

    03/07/2007 12:19:21 PM PST · by GMMAC · 16 replies · 663+ views
    Institute for Canadian Values ^ | March 07, 2007 | Joseph C. Ben-Ami
    Eco-extortionists the real Holocaust deniers - Joseph C. Ben-Ami Institute for Canadian Values March 07, 2007 Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher used to say that she was happy when her opposition resorted to attacking her or her colleagues’ character. It meant, she said, that they (her opponents) could not win the battle of ideas. If that is true, then the eco-extortionists are definitely on the run. For almost four decades, the left has been using the environment as a weapon in their ongoing war against free markets and free societies. “The world is on the verge of an...
  • Little Miss Apocalypse [using children to promote global-warming scare]

    03/01/2007 8:16:16 PM PST · by TFFKAMM · 20 replies · 679+ views
    Canadian Financial Post ^ | 2/28/07 | Peter Foster
    Little Miss Sunshine's Abigail Breslin isn't the only cute little girl to have made a media splash lately. Canada has seven-year-old Gillian Wiley, another adorable moppet, who is being promoted by eco-warrior David Suzuki as the star of his "If I Were Prime Minister" campaign... Mr. Suzuki's favourite candidate so far is little Gillian. She delivers the message that if she were living on Sussex Drive, she would make some big changes "so that we don't destroy the planet with fossil fuels and carbon dioxide." She castigates SUVs, wants to stop the tar sands, and tells the camera that "Kyoto...
  • Global warming charlatan

    02/19/2007 10:49:41 AM PST · by GMMAC · 30 replies · 3,443+ views
    Institute for Canadian Values ^ | Monday, February 19, 2007 | Joseph C. Ben-Ami
    Global warming charlatan Joseph C. Ben-Ami Institute for Canadian Values Monday, February 19, 2007 Witnesses in a legal trial are sometimes compelled to answer questions that have little or nothing to do with the subject they are testifying on in order to determine whether or not their word can be trusted in the absence of incontrovertible, corroborating evidence. If it can be shown that the witness is a liar, then the veracity of their testimony can, and should, be called into question. Which brings me to the subject of David Suzuki. It's hard to imagine any Canadian being unfamiliar...