Democracy of Hypocrisy

I really didn't find the video to be that witty but the premise is what got me. This whole global warming business, now called climate change for some reason, stinks bad. The reason behind this video, and the hoopla (or lack thereof in mainstream media)surrounding it is the apparent leak of supposedly hacked emails showing scientists "cooking the books" in terms of climate change. If this is true, then these people have been caught in their own lies and manipulation and it only strengthens the case against their junk science.

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...kind of sucked but that's to be expected since I have never read the book, nor have I ever read any of the books in the Twilight series. I was going to blog about my experience the night I seen it with my fiance, which was Friday night but I had been busy with work and school. I wouldn't say it was an awful movie because I don't know how true to the book it was but there was only a minuscule amount of stuff happening in the movie to make me say that it wasn't a waste of money. I'm not your typical Twilight hater, if there is such a thing, all I know is that the characters seem a lil off to me. The leading female, Bella is a codependent, expressionless whiner while Edward seems like a Mary Sue. I just can't "get" each of their personalities if you will. Perhaps it was the fact that I was surrounded by tweens and their weird mothers that made the experience something less than to be desired, I dunno.

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The people living in West Windsor, specifically the Indian Rd area have had enough, and took their frustrations to city council on Monday, only to be denied. They are tired of the abandoned houses, the rodents, and the plummeting property values. With hopes of having their voices heard, city council was quick to reject them and tell them to come back in two weeks.

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Tisk tisk Spanky, this doesn't look good at all.

What have you guys gotten yourself into now lol.The white elephant known as Ceaser's Windsor is having a bit of trouble with their new $81 million power plant. See, the thing is, it isn't fully operational, far from it, and it may never be! The good ole citizens of Ontario should be mad as hell for paying for this boondoggle but I haven't really heard much from anyone. Must be the love we still have for the Dalton Liberals, but then again, the polls are showing his support shrivelling up so who knows.

Some highlights of the article

The OLG also says the energy centre was supposed to cost $40 million. Built into the parking garage of Caesars Windsor, the powerhouse provides heating, cooling and backup power to the expanded gaming facility.

Well, in theory that is what it is supposed to do, but in reality...

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So the government actually worked together to accomplish something and voted to abolish the long gun registry. Many Canadians are rejoicing to finally see something being done about this billion dollar boondoggle.

poll results

Are you for or against the long gun registry in Canada?
Selection Votes
For 57%- 8
Against 43%- 6
I don't care 0%- 0

Poll comments:

From marcel on November 17, 2009 at 7:51 pm.

The long gun registry is a joke it has only sucked about two billion dollars out our pockets. Registering hunting guns serves no purpose, Registering criminals should be the order of the day, not a few farmers and rabbit hunters.

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The past two weeks have been rather interesting, not only in my city, but across Canada. What makes it interesting is the hysteria and almost comical nature surrounding the h1n1 vaccination program, or lack thereof. Just reading the news online has led me to wonder how they could screw something like this up, especially after hyping it up and saying they were on it and they had enough vaccines for everyone in Canada. Well since the program started last week, there has been nothing but line ups, and of course the shortage of the damn vaccine itself. Yup, people are drudging out in the cold weather to wait in line for hours to get a shot. A lineup that could potentially increase their chances of catching the very virus they are there to supposedly protect against. The government has dropped the ball big time, and had this been a "real" pandemic many, many people could die.

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