57 Replies to “The First American Prime Minister, On The Law”

  1. Yes, john begley, Lord Conrad Black is, indeed, a gifted writer — and a first-class thinker.
    Whiling away his time in prison, he used his very considerable talents to begin classes for 150 prison inmates, who became his students, in order to help them graduate from high school and, for some of them, to enroll at university via cyber-correspondence.

  2. Half of the Canadian parliament have criminal records.
    Who do people think they are electing anyway?

  3. Craig Oliver doesn’t qualify to be in the Senate.
    He’s over the age limit already.

  4. cal2, thanks for posting the link to Brian Lilley’s excellent, truthful column. Would there were MORE journalists of his calibre in Canada!
    CTV has sunk very low in my estimation, with its shameless lack of objectivity and its unprofessional tactics to try to influence the vote. I’m going to be switching from cable TV to a satellite dish starting next week.
    This election campaign has been lacklustre. The Liberals and NDP were very slow off the mark in getting their signs up in my riding, and I’ve seen no campaign signs attached to residences yet. People here seem irritated that politicians have nothing better to do than inflict yet another election on us!

  6. ‘Biggus Dickus’
    Has there ever been a comedic troupe so brilliant, outrageous and piss-your-pants funny as Monty Python?
    Not that I know of…
    Thanks R D

  7. PMSH harping away about the fact that the Dippers/Liberanos and the Blocheads still have a ‘living’ coalition arrangement is the ticket, IMO.
    Like you Ken (Kulak) and you, Snagglepuss; I know a lot of fool lefties that really like to view themselves as progressives and ‘enlightened’ beyond the scope of the money grubbers (people that the parasites like to call ‘rednecks’ and who have money, sometimes more than the ‘enlightened
    ones’!) who want to cling to bibles, guns and freedom. The snobs do not ‘tolerate’ the thought of anyone but themselves having power or money – they feel that money is wasted on people who do not think as a progressive BUT the parasite progressive cannot live without the money generated by the entrepreneur who produces and thus fills the gument coffers. Many boomer progressives (mostly gument workers) are retiring in the next few years and they really want the pensions to be in high gear doling out big $$ for their warm bodies being ‘present’ for a few years. IF the Troika takes over with Ducippee in the drivers seat all of the rest of Canada will be shoveling money into the bottomless pit of Quebec. Ducippee will see to that! This will frighten the pant wetting progressive and will knock the first ever known bit of sense into the head vacuum that they carry around on their shoulders. They will vote CPC to save themselves and inadvertently maybe save Canada and the next generation from abject poverty.
    This happened in Sask. during the election won by Brad Wall and the Sask Party. If the gument spends all it’s money, pensions are meaningless. Just ask some of the old Commis in Russia who lost their souls in a quest for a big fat gument pension. They are out sweeping sidewalks and not for fun – there are no cheques in the mail.

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