Category Archives: Canadian Politics and Politicians

Canada take note: There Is Hope in America

Posted on December 27, 2010
Jim by Jim

The fossilized government of Canada waffles and wrings its slimy hands over what to do about its participation in the poorly-thought-out war in Afghanistan. Continue reading →

Posted in Asides and Musings, Canada in Afghanistan, Canadian Politics and Politicians, Current Affairs, independent politics, United Nations, War Resisters | 2 Comments

Canada’s Misguided Push to Purchase a Costly and Outmoded Weapon

Posted on December 19, 2010
Jim by Jim

At the rally outside MacKay’s office on Thursday, Kennedy carried a banner which quoted Oscar Arias, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and former president of Costa Rica: “Military spending represents the single most significant perversion of worldwide priorities known today.” Continue reading →

Posted in Asides and Musings, Canadian Politics and Politicians, Current Affairs, independent politics, United States | 4 Comments

Stephen Harper Has Gone Too Far

Posted on December 19, 2010
Jim by Jim

Stephen Harper has finally gone too far…. Continue reading →

Posted in Asides and Musings, Canadian Politics and Politicians | 4 Comments

I Finally Joined The Liberal Party of Canada

Posted on December 18, 2010
Jim by Jim

I truly believe that we can save this country from the destructive impulses of extremists and revive the principles of fairness, justice and equality that our Founders envisioned. Continue reading →

Posted in Asides and Musings, Canadian Politics and Politicians, Uncategorized | 11 Comments

Jason Kenney casts a five o-clock shadow over the Canadian Character

Posted on December 16, 2010
Jim by Jim

Jason Kenney and Stephen Harper appear to believe that Canadians are just racist enough to reward a racist government and punish those who want to be fair, just, legal and humanitarian.
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Posted in Canadian Politics and Politicians, Current Affairs, Uncategorized | 2 Comments