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Tweet If you ever wanted to know which side of the political spectrum the BC ‘Liberals’ fall, it’s pretty obvious by now it’s neither centre nor left. When a supposed centre-left political party hires a lobbyist whose previous tenure involved working as senior policy advisor and strategist to Stephen Harper and lobbying for Enbridge and Suncor, . . . → Read More: Christy, what are you thinking? BC Liberals hire Harper aide and Enbridge lobbyist Ken Boessenkool as chief of staff. Tags: BC Liberals, Christy Clark, Enbridge, Ken Boessenkool, lobbyists, pipeline, tar sands | Category: Uncategorized |
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 | Trackback for this entryTweet I don’t think Ezra will get it. With Mr. Levant any publicity, even when you’re being eviscerated, is what being a ‘gadfly‘ is all about. Cross posted at Let Freedom Rain. Tags: Conservative useful idiot, Ethical Oil, Ezra Levant, lobbyists, Mother Jones, tar sands, TransCanada Keystone XL | Category: Culture wars, Dirty Political Strategies |
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| Trackback for this entryTweet Nice to see the Guardian doing the heavy lifting while our media snoozes (aka doing Harper’s bidding). The Canadian government has been accused of an “unprecedented” lobbying effort involving 110 meetings in less than two years in Britain and Europe in a bid to derail new fuel legislation that could hit exports from its tar . . . → Read More: Guardian: Canadian government lobbying Europeans to protect tar sands Tags: Guardian, tar sands | Category: Main Stream Media, Media Fail |
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| Trackback for this entryTweet The disaster in Japan is, even now, putting a spotlight on the question of nuclear power and whether it’s a good idea to emphasize it in the planning of energy policy. I’d like to say something sensible, perhaps suggesting that if we’re going to talk about less expensive ways of producing energy, then . . . → Read More: Harper’s contribution to the energy debate Tags: energy consumption, energy costs, energy superpower, Environment, fossil fuel, Harper, Japan earthquake, nuclear power, oil, tar sands | Category: Dirty Political Strategies, Environmental Issues, Evolving Technology |
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