Democracy of Hypocrisy

Wow, the movement has arrived in Canada and the people out in the streets are getting the same lack of respect from their fellow Canadians that they receive in the US. I cannot believe how ignorant some people can be. Telling these protesters to "occupy… more »

The Ontario Liberals seem to be edging closer to a third victory if one were to judge based on the latest polls. I had a debate with some friends about how this is even possible. My stance was that Dalton McGuinty and the liberals have amassed a huge de… more »

I am saddened by the news of Jack Layton's passing. Deep down I knew things did not look good after seeing his press conference on July 25. Although at times, I disagreed with his points of view, he was a great man who opened my mind whenever he spoke.… more »

Congratulations Dippers and Greens, what an historic showing.The Bloc might be history, as in the not so distant past and the Cons get their coveted majority at the expense of the Liberals. I for one am leery of the future with a Conservative majority..… more »

Did you watch the televised leader's debate tonight? If so, what did you think? It was rather boring to me this time around. Not much substance but a few entertaining quips had me lol'ing, particularily the ones that came out of Jack Layton's mouth. He… more »

Elizabeth May has once again been denied the opportunity to particpate in the leader's debate. It is a repeat of 2008 when the broadcasting consortium said she wasn't invited, yet due to public pressure, she was invited after all. I am guessing, and hop… more »

It's like Dsert Storm in 1991 all over again. Back then I was a youngin of 14 years of age and what I saw on CNN was awesome to me at the time. Anti-aircraft shells sgoing off in the night sky with the cool green glow of night vision. Patriot missles an… more »

I've said it time and time again that governments, specifically the United States and the Canadian variety do not condone peaceful protests. Take this latest example of Ray McGovern being forcefully removed and roughed up during a speech by Hillary Clin… more »

Stephen Harper is a champion of the right to protest, as long as it doesn't include violence and as long as it doesn't occur in his Canada. He has on a few occasions opined that he firmly supports the protest de jour in whatever country there happens to… more »