This bit of tongue in cheek penned by the Toronto Star’s Public Editor, Sharon Burnside;
“The Star does not quote unnamed sources who make critical comments about others — and that’s as it should be, since readers would have no idea who the sources are, nor if they had motive for mischief-making.”
h/t Chris Selley, (who has the punchline).
SELL SELL SELL
“Torstar stock, which has dropped 15 per cent so far this year and is trading at five-year lows, shed another 77 cents or 4.09 per cent to close at $18.05 on Friday. A drop from Thursday’s opening price of $18.92 to the Merrill valuation average of $13.59 would be 28 per cent.”
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20061020.wtorstar1020/BNStory/Business
Smears by the Martinite Librano$ were far worse than that.
While it seems a hobby of failing politians to slander their neighbours, it points to a bankrupt imagination.
If too much of this becomes habit, then the idea of some sort of hatred builds over time.
To the gullible; there is no general dislike between Canadians and Americans, it*s just a low form of political doublespeak.
Unthinking and pointless.
OK, here*s a bright spot for you.
ht.p://observanda.blogspot.com/
and scroll down two posts.
I like the cellphone part of the video. Amazing!
Working towards a Conservative majority = TG
The Toronto Star is far too socialist to have to scrape and grovel for income and profits. Like the CBC, which is featuring a documentary indispensible to Canadians this weekend on “the F-word”, the Toronto Star deserves to be taxpayer-funded. How dare Canadians not support the Toronto Star.