15 August 2009

Tonight's CTV Moonbat Moment

I'm beginning to see why Steve Paikin wanted to fly solo.

Paula Todd has moved over to CTV and on tonight's episode of W5, is crying a river in support of compulsive degenerate gamblers.

Apparently, according to Paula & CTV... it's the government's responsibility to keep these irresponsible dumbsticks out of racetracks and casinos. There's even some dufus who put himself on an exclusion list and successfully sued the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Commission for not saving him... from himself.

Whatever happened to personal responsibility?

I truly fear for my country.

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FROM THE COMMENTS: Speaking of Moonbattery...
"They have a gender-neutral washroom for those that don’t feel comfortable using a gender-specific one. This was announced by their anti-harassment committee co-chairs."
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Making Allah proud...

...one bloody, death-dealing explosion at a time...
Bloodied and dazed Afghans wandered the street after Saturday's blast, which rattled the capital and sent a black plume of smoke skyward. Children – many of whom congregate outside the NATO gate to sell gum to Westerners – were among the wounded. Windows of nearby antique shops were shattered and blood smeared the ground.

The Taliban claimed responsibility and said the target was the NATO headquarters and the U.S. Embassy some 150 yards (meters) down the street.
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RELATED: Good ol' Commie Bob...
"I am taking this opportunity today to plead with the Canadian government that they stop the legal wrangling and ask the United States to bring Mr. Khadr home," said Liberal foreign affairs critic Bob Rae.
And where's Iggy on this one... shouldn't he be trumpeting this horrible injustice from the Liberal ramparts too?

Meanwhile, here in Canada... Robert Latimer gets stepped on yet again.

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The capricious and unknowable...

...Will of Allah...
The leader of a radical Islamist group involved in a shootout with Hamas in Gaza is one of at least 22 people killed in the raid, reports say.

Hamas fighters on Friday fired rocket-propelled grenades at Ibn-Taymiyah mosque, where at least 100 Jund Ansar Allah supporters were holed up. About 120 people were injured, with some in a critical condition.
Here's a thought... just try to imagine the trouble Israel would be in... if these idiots didn't actually spend most of their time trying to kill each other.

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14 August 2009

Crime is down, my arse

All those homicide numbers really mean... is that Toronto has amazing paramedics... and a thousand Vin Diesel wannabes...
-- TORONTO -- Police are still seeking one gunman after a 25-year-old Toronto man was arrested yesterday for shooting a man outside of a mid-rise complex area with families and children nearby.

The victim, Zabiullah Mojaddedi, 22, intervened in a robbery in front of 47 Gilder Dr. near Eglinton Avenue East shortly after 8 p.m. on Aug. 5. Police say two suspects tried to rob two of Mr. Mojaddedi's acquaintances.

Today, Tristan Lall appeared briefly in court, charged with first-degree murder. The second suspect is described as a black male who is 5'4 to 5'6 with a medium build and collar-length hair worn in braids.
But, but, but... I don't understand... wasn't this guy under a lifetime ban from possessing weapons? Why... he's just not playing by the rules!!!!

It is important to note that, whatever the current number of homicides are in Toronto... there have been over 150 shootings and over 200 victims to date.

Again... if it wasn't for Level III paramedics and all these assholes turning their cheap-ass Saturday Night Specials' sideways, like in their favourite rap video... the carnage would be much, much worse.

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RELATED: Who's zoomin' who?

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LAST WORD: They shoot seniors, don't they?
-- TORONTO -- A 72-year-old man is in hospital after a drive-by shooting in the city's west end today.

The man was sitting on his porch south of Black Creek Dr. and Weston Rd. when he was shot in the leg around 5:30 p.m., Toronto Police Sgt. Larry Cowl said
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Miss-Creant

Mayor's office, once again, strangely silent on which gun club she belonged to...
A former Miss Toronto Tourism faces 19 weapons and drug charges, including possession of a Glock loaded with hollow-point ammo.

Zenovique Wilson, 23, Miss Toronto Tourism 2005, is to appear Monday for a bail hearing at College Park court. The lovely Zenovique was arrested 4 p.m. Tuesday near Jane St. and Sheppard Ave. W.

Jamar Francis, 20, of Toronto, and Clayton McFarlane, 27, of Brampton, were arrested with the former pageant queen.
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UPDATE:
Apparently, it's not Ms. Wilson's first brush with the law.
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UPDATE2: Paging Wendy Cukier...

Fuzzy-bunny "Red Star" not interested in gun crime... UNLESS they can shit on legitimate firearms owners...
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RELATED: Girls just wanna have gun
-- TORONTO -- A man is in hospital and police are searching for a female suspect after an early-morning shooting.

Cops allege that bullets flew outside a bar at 616 Trethewey Dr. around 1:30am.
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Okay, rest of Canada...

...you run into Quebec at a party, don't go anywhere near that whole "kicked your ass" thing... apparently they're still a little sensitive...
The display of an 18th century French coat of arms at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa is insulting, and the artifact should be returned to Quebec City, says a French Canadian heritage group.

It hangs on a gate similar to the one where it would have been mounted in Quebec City before it was taken by British soldiers in 1759, following their defeat of the French on the Plains of Abraham.
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A READER WRITES:
"When we lived in Ottawa, one of our neighbours and still good friend was a artisan (I say that because he paints, sculpts, does just about everything) who worked for the Dept. of Public Works. He's the guy who painted the graphics on the side of the confederation train in 1967."

"Anyway, the Canadian government had a beautiful model of Quebec City done in 17xx something that the Quebec government wanted back. So the Canadian government commissions Joe to make a replica of the model and he does such a good job that when the Quebec guys came to pick up the original they couldn't tell the difference and still don't know today if they took the wrong one home."

"I believe that it is the original that is on display in the Museum of Civilization and the copy is in Quebec City."
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13 August 2009

Wake up folks...

...and smell the Fiberals...
Ontario taxpayers are paying the lion's share of a $1.4-billion plan to rebuild and maintain a Toronto hospital, including renovating the historic Don Jail building into stunning new office space for administrators.

The deal is being funded through Infrastructure Ontario, a public agency overseen by Public Infrastructure Minister George Smitherman, who as a former health minister used to complain about tax dollars being spent on "Taj Ma-Hospitals."
Try to imagine what this puppy's actually gonna cost by the time Dalton and "his friends" are through with it...
Ontario's Liberal government has paid out almost $1 billion to private companies to cover new hospital construction overruns, a coalition of community health organizations said Friday.
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UPDATE: Hudson resigns, Kramer dishes...
“Given the many hundreds of millions that were squandered under the auspices of SSHA, it is ironic that the much smaller amounts spent on these consultants that have garnered so much attention.”
That'd be squandered by the McSlippery cabal folks... and Sarah lets it all hang out...
..."a failing behemoth which had already run through more than $600 million dollars with hardly anything to show for it... a moribund and deeply troubled and dysfunctional organization... an internal culture that prized process above results."
Hey, Dalton... this was your handpicked candidate?

I wanna meet the ones that didn't make the cut.

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Some countries, apparently, don't have...

...anything remotely like the Canadian Human Rights Commissions...
Assailants armed with arrows, spears and machetes killed a Scottish-born geologist in an apparent dispute over mining rights in southeastern Kenya, police said today.
A dispute, huh? Makes you wonder what these folks do when they're really pissed off.
Campbell Bridges, 72, was attacked by about a dozen people Tuesday after stopping to remove a log on the road as he drove to a camp in a mining area near Tsavo West National Park, said local Deputy Police Chief John Leshindoro.
Alrighty... that's one more place scratched off the vacation list.

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FROM THE COMMENTS: The intellectual left responds...
"In Canada, we murder Polish tourists with state-sanctioned weapons. But that's ok."
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Yet another CTV Moonbat Moment

Had to laugh out loud last night as Lisa Laflamme tried to blame the Conservative government for Toronto's CNE board decision to use part of a federal stimulus grant to pay serial philanderer and ex-U.S. president Bill Clinton to share his worldly wisdom with us northern rubes.

The kicker was the clip of infamous dipper loudmouth "Punchin'" Judy Wasalycia-Leis... attempting to link this nonsense with the dead Canadian bodies that will be littering the streets this fall, because Slick Willie... presumably through the personal intervention of his new bff Stephen Harper... got all the Tamiflu bucks.

Who, exactly... besides the rabid pinko faithful... is stupid enough to swallow this cant?

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RELATED: Just shut up & eat your pablum
"Canadian statistician and blogger Steve McIntyre, who has been asking for the data set for years, says he isn't impressed by the excuses."

"McIntyre obtained raw data when it was accidentally left on an FTP server last month."

"Since then, CRU has battened down the hatches, and purged its FTP directories lest any more raw data escapes and falls into the wrong hands."
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12 August 2009

In the gun world...

...they use what is termed "recoil index" to measure what kind of kick to expect out of a gun.

A 30-06 has a rating of 1.0, which for many people is about the limit of what they can shoot multiple rounds thru comfortably.

A 243 BR is rated at about 0.4, a 270 is about a 0.8, etc.

The 600 Nitro Express is rated at 9.4.

9.4 times more punishing power than a 30-06.

Now watch the video.
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FROM THE COMMENTS:
"The best is yet to come. There is a .700 Nitro Express!"
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Good news for Gary Lunn

Looks like Lizzie May is gonna split the fuzzy-bunny, hippie-freak demographic even further...
Elizabeth May appears to have (finally) made up her mind.

After an interminable search process, the Green Party leader has decided to seek a seat in (drumroll; cue lights...) the B.C. riding of Saanich-Gulf Islands.

According to the Vancouver Sun’s Barabara Yaffe, May reached her conclusion after losing previous efforts in Ontario and Nova Scotia. Her decision is revealed with all the usual May humility. Rather than waste time trying to compete in all 308 federal seats, all efforts from here in will be concentrated on getting May elected.
Fresh off her disastrous dalliance with the Axis of Weasels... ol' Lizzie is already churnin' out the pre-election bluster...
“The Greens need to be in the House of Commons ... And I’ve got the best chance of anyone to do it,” she tells Yaffe.

Maybe she shouldn’t be planning the victory parade just yet. The Greens may need Elizabeth May in the House of Commons. It remains in considerable doubt whether voters in Saanich feel the same way.
Funny how, with Lizzie, it's always all about "mirror, mirror"...
In any case, she once again looked far more interested in finding a place in Ottawa for the one-woman Elizabeth May Party, rather than the Greens she is supposed to represent.
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Take doctors -- please

You know how it is with doctors. First they see patients and the next thing you know they want to diagnose, treat and cure them. Apparently these clowns think money grows on trees, unlike our thrifty eHealth consultants.

The problem is with all this -- ugh! -- treatment going on, you then have to hire more nurses and hospital technicians and pay for more tests, equipment and beds. It's a vicious circle.

Heck, I'd engineer a doctor shortage to save money if Bob Rae hadn't beat me to it two decades ago.
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RELATED: Is President McDreamy goin' down?
“You know a sales pitch is in trouble when it starts, 'Look! Ya gotta trust me! We’re not gonna kill your grandparents'!”
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LAST WORD: Let the "puppet show" commence...
GIRL: [Waits for screen to load] You’re going to … help my gwandpa, aren’t you Mister Pwesident? He’s all sick with acute wenal failure. Please wescue him. He’s not a wegistered Wepublican or anything like that.

OBAMA: You know, Tammy, before your question tonight, I probably would have left him to die. But now I won’t. You have my word on it.
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Iggy's "Red Shift" just not...

...doin' it for voters...
“Eight per cent of my constituents are unemployed, but 92 per cent are working,” said one MP. “And they don't think that warmly of employment insurance.”
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FROM THE COMMENTS:
"They take a lot of money off our paycheques for EI - and send it to seasonal workers. That's just not fair, the rest of us would like eight month vacations too."
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RELATED: NDP ups the political ante
"BE IT RESOLVED THAT in recognition that the criminalization of the production and use of recreational drugs is socially destructive, the New Democratic Party of Canada will use its political influence in every available forum to begin the process of decriminalizing the production and use of recreational drugs, beginning with the decriminalization of the production and use of marijuana."

This policy shows a rare amount of pragmatism on the part of the NDP.

After all, increased recreational drug use among voters is more likely to increase NDP support than a name change ever would.
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Your money, his friends...

...yet again...
Former eHealth Ontario chief executive officer Sarah Kramer landed the top job at the troubled agency after Premier Dalton McGuinty directly intervened in her appointment, over the objections of some of his own civil servants.

Ms. Kramer did not have to go through the normal channels government agencies use to find a chief executive officer. And Mr. McGuinty was directly involved in her hiring, according to sources close to the situation.
But there's always two sides to a story, right?
Ms. Kramer could not be located for comment.

Jane Almeida, a spokeswoman for Mr. McGuinty, declined to discuss the Premier's involvement in the matter.

A Health Ministry spokeswoman said Tuesday that Dr. Hudson is not available for comment.
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FROM THE COMMENTS:
"So now according to CBC McSlippery denies the whole thing."
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LAST WORD: McGuinty addresses eHealth accusations...
"Hey... what about those racist Conservatives?!?!?!"
Sigh.

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11 August 2009

Belleville City Council decides to...

...lubricate & stimulate... the, er... economy...
A former strip club in the city's east end may get a second lease on life thanks to a decision made by council regarding the municipality's adult entertainment bylaw pending provincial licensing approval.

Prior to discussing the bylaw, however, council heard from brothers Carlos and Robert Moniz, current owners of Doc's Palace. The pair told council they recently signed a lease with a Russian businessman who has plans of renovating and reopening the Station Street location.
Apparently... you can never have too many strippers.

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Jack Layton's NDP

Apparently the economy isn't THEIR biggest priority...
Holmes, a former union executive, was sentenced to eight years in a U.S. federal prison after pleading guilty to helping smuggle 61 kilograms of cocaine across the border from his property on the Canada-U.S. border near near Osoyoos, B.C. in January 2007.

Holmes drew a lengthy sentence in July 2007 because he would not identify his accomplice.
Not that Iggy & the Fiberal cabal are that much better.

Hey... ever wonder how the Socialists pay for all their "poor little criminal" initiatives?
-- VANCOUVER -- Vancouver patients needing neurosurgery, treatment for vascular diseases and other medically necessary procedures will wait longer for care as their health authority prepares to cut over 6,000 surgeries under the B.C. Liberals' post-election plan for health care.
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