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Thursday Night’s Quebec Election Leader’s Debate and The Power of Misinformation
By ck, on March 22nd, 2014
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I’m a bit late giving my opinions here, but here goes.
First off, for those who complained or mocked Pauline Marois for being, shall we say, animated, would you rather a debate where everybody is standing still like statues and speaking in a monotonic voice? Perhaps where they all basically agreed with each
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Thursday Night’s Quebec Election Leader’s Debate and The Power of Misinformation
By ck, on June 3rd, 2013
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I learned about this scary happening on tonight’s episode of Power Play this fine evening. Remember another story CTV’s Bob Fife did a year ago, regarding Walt Natynczyk, spending 1Million $ smackers using gov’t aircraft as his personal play things, going off to the Caribbean and to hockey games? Well, boys ‘n’ girls,
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Still Think the Harpercons aren’t Running a Dictatorship?
By Kim, on March 17th, 2013
Tweet Muzzled. Our Scientists. Civil Servants. Librarians and Archivists (? Yes, you read that correctly, Librarians and Archivists). Our Members of Parliament. Journalists. Activists. Charitable and Environmental Orgs. Have I missed anyone? I have a problem with the way muzzled gets used these days. In this Governments actions and in the casual way
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The Language of Oppression
By Jymn, on February 23rd, 2013
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I can’t help but notice that National Post’s Jonathan Kay has been trumpeting Sun News Network and Ezra Levant lately. Which seems odd in that Kay works for Sun Media’s primary competitor, Postmedia.
It’s not just the free praise and publicity that Kay has showered on Levant and co. It’s most likely a
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Is the National Post working in tandem with Sun News?
By Kim, on January 25th, 2013
Tweet Updated at bottom Racism and ignorance are obviously alive and thriving in Canada today. I can’t help feeling overwhelmed by it. Saddened. Discouraged. But I have this doubt in my mind, based on stories that have surfaced over the last few years. We all know that Stephen Harper is extremely controlling in his
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Trolls and Polls
By Kim, on January 18th, 2013
Tweet Deloitte and Touche. Auditors of Attawapiskat. It turns out, for one of the 4 largest Auditing Firms on the planet, this firm has faced alot of critisism, charges and fines. After the 2006 election, they were forced to retract their audit of the Conservative Party of Canada. From the Ottawa Citizen
“The Conservative
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Who Audits the Auditor, and why it’s not news…
By Jymn, on January 18th, 2013
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Haven’t blogged much lately because frankly I’m sick to death of the absolute grip the Conservatives have over our country and its media. It’s barely worth blogging anymore because let’s face it, who cares? Canadians certainly don’t.
While the press has a field day with the obviously phony Lance Armstrong and his cowardly Oprah interview, the
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Lance Armstrong and Dean Del Mastro – tour de lies
By Kim, on January 4th, 2013
Tweet I’m getting tired of the racism displayed for all the world to see right now. I thought we were so much better as a collective society. I was wrong. It’s not just the right-wing extremists. It’s looking to me like somewhere around half of all Canadians are completely unaware of how our country
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The World is Watching
By Jymn, on December 27th, 2012
Tweet Stephen Harper, for all his shortcomings, is a shrewd strategist. He is known for his astute surveying of the political horizon and coming up with a precise show to please the public and fool the media. This immaculate playing of the publicity game has been the primary reason he has stayed in power
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Why is Stephen Harper so intent on making Chief Spence a martyr?
By Jymn, on November 12th, 2012
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The good news.
The survey found only 16 per cent of Canadians place “a lot of trust” in their Prime Minister, putting Stephen Harper near the bottom among all leaders in the Americas.
“In an international context, Harper has a lower level of trust than almost every other national leader in the hemisphere,”
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Harper least trusted. Media at dismal 6% approval.
By Jymn, on November 5th, 2012
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Or, how being good at one’s job in journalism is a firing offence. The Jill Winzoski story.
If you’re looking for a story to represent the true nature of our 90 percenter Conservative media, this one would be considered a masterpiece (emphasis mine).
It was almost as if James Bezan had become the young girl
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Wanker of the Day: Brett Mitchell of Selkirk Record
By Jymn, on October 23rd, 2012
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I’m joking of course. Sue-Ann Levy is employed by Lorrie Goldstein and Sun Media. Nobody gets fired over at that outfit. Ezra Levant regularly has to apologize for his blatant racism and lies. But he still resides on the Sun News Network throne. Let’s face it – the right is a no-pink-slip zone.
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Sue-Ann Levy destroys her career in Tweets
By Jymn, on September 30th, 2012
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Hey Liberals, look at that attitude. Look at that stance. We need more of that NOW.
Trudeau loved Canada. Harper wants to destroy it.
Trudeau inspired the world. The world recoils from Harper.
Trudeau engaged the press. Harper runs from it.
Trudeau embraced change. Harper wants to send us back
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Why Stephen Harper hates Pierre Trudeau
By Jymn, on September 24th, 2012
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Canadian publishers convene ‘blogger ethics panel’ – “Something has to be done about these people”
With Colby Cosh breaking the silence of the journalism elite by criticizing and mocking not only Sylvia Stead but also the Globe upper crusts and Margaret Wente herself, will the floodgates now open? Well no, there are probably not enough
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Will Wentegate pull off the covers off the old boys/old girls network in Canadian media?
By Jymn, on September 23rd, 2012
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Margaret Wente has been caught allegedly plagiarizing.
Her public editor, Sylvia Stead, quickly absolves her of any indiscretion.
I react with a typically hyperbolic blog post.
For a lark I ask Andrew Coyne on Twitter for his opinion on the issue.
In response, Mr. Coyne evades my inquiry, instead moving the cursor to
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The state of Canadian journalism. Coyne, Stead, Wente edition.
By ck, on September 23rd, 2012
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Pauline Marois had a very busy first day of school, boys ‘n’ girls. After the first day school, by decree, La Marois has scrapped the proposed tuition hike for at least this year, struck the most contentious and punitive portions of Bill 78 (now Bill 12), issued a permanent moratorium on the production
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A Politician Who Keeps Her Promise and How Long Will Pauline Marois and the PQ Last?
By Jymn, on September 22nd, 2012
Tweet God rest the myth of the ‘liberal media’
By giving Margaret Wente a pass, the Globe & Mail has at last put to rest the myth of ‘liberal bias’ in Canada’s media. A new era, in hyperbolic terms, has begun. So I say, thank you Sylvia Stead. And thank you, Margaret Wente. I don’t think either
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The myth of the ‘liberal media’ in Canada has finally been put to rest
By Jymn, on September 21st, 2012
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The charges of plagiarism against Margaret Wente of the Globe & Mail are spreading like wildfire through social media. What started as an immaculately researched expose of Wente’s ‘borrowing’ of other journalists’ words has spread far enough that professional journalists are freaking.
Since the media itself is reluctant to police its wayward souls, I decided to pen an
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Write [email protected] and ask her to look into allegations of plagiarism by Margaret Wente.
By Jymn, on September 19th, 2012
Tweet From urNews.ca I had heard before about Margaret Wente’s tendency to plagiarize other writers but had not seen any hard evidence of these charges. Media Culpa has done the hard lifting and provides multiple examples of what can only be termed plagiarism by the Globe writer. In fact, the examples cited by the blog are staggering
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Margaret Wente’s plagiarism problem
By Jymn, on September 18th, 2012
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While there are literally hundreds of institutions and services that to the right winger are evidence of ‘liberal bias’, only the top ten are presented here because I’m tired of typing. Add your own!
Note: No links are provided for obvious reasons. But you can always go to that liberal search tool, Google,
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Top ten things right wingers believe have a liberal bias
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