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Doctor and medical student interrupt Minister Joe Oliver at press conference

By Jymn, on June 24th, 2012

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Dan Gardner thinks the doctor and medical student are being “thuggish”.

 

But I wonder what alternatives these professionals have to express their concerns and represent the Canadian public? If the Dr and student hadn’t acted “thuggishly”, would we even know that medical professionals are standing up for Canadians? . . . → Read More: Doctor and medical student interrupt Minister Joe Oliver at press conference

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Oh Premier Johnny! You Have Been Learning From Stevie Spiteful & Vic ‘Lock ‘em Up’ Toews, Haven’t You? Plus, Mask-uh-raid Fun

By ck, on May 18th, 2012

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Boys ‘n’ girls, Johnny’s foe once upon a time is now his mentor. He has learned well about stupid politician tricks. Bill 78 is right out of the Stevie Harper rule book. 1) Rile up populist anger by purposely pretending to want to negotiate, offer something really stupid and then throw his hands . . . → Read More: Oh Premier Johnny! You Have Been Learning From Stevie Spiteful & Vic ‘Lock ‘em Up’ Toews, Haven’t You? Plus, Mask-uh-raid Fun

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Another Step To Criminalizing Dissent?

By ck, on March 7th, 2012

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It certainly looks that way as the Harpercons and the RCMP turn Canada into a more McArthyesque place to live. Apparently, one Mr. John Allsop became a “person of interest”  as the RCMP made a special house call to his place of residence, basically, telling him he should watch what he does and . . . → Read More: Another Step To Criminalizing Dissent?

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Could The CRTC Be The Next On Stevie Spiteful’s Hitlist?

By ck, on August 19th, 2010

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I just caught this from Impolitical’s Tweets. Lawrence Martin just wrote and reviewed how Kory Teneycke’s new position at Pierre Karl Peladeau’s outfit was quite the coup for King Steve.  As we all know, it hit a snag with the CRTC in trying to get that coveted category 1 licence not long ago. . . . → Read More: Could The CRTC Be The Next On Stevie Spiteful’s Hitlist?

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No Dissenters in Harpercon Utopia

By ck, on August 18th, 2010

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900ft Jesus does the heavy lifting, having found everyone who has been fired, demoted, and sent away. Thanks 900Ft Jesus for furnishing this list.

Fired or dismissed:

Luc Pomerleau, biologist, Food Inspection Agency for whistleblowing. Douglas Tipple, consultant, PWGSC, set up then fired for his advice on real estate.David Rotor, consultant, PWGSC, set . . . → Read More: No Dissenters in Harpercon Utopia

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Attention All Hooligans! Thugs! And Anarchists!

By ck, on July 14th, 2010

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Yes, that’s what we are; those of us who oppose the good word of Harpercon and refuse to follow dreamy Stevie blindly like a starry eyed school girls to the slaughter according to folks like  weepy fetus fetishist Dean Del Mastro (yes, Douglas Bell, he is due for a rabies test, at least; I, in fact, . . . → Read More: Attention All Hooligans! Thugs! And Anarchists!

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