17 Replies to “Reader Tips”

  3. You’re musical selection takes me back, not admitting I like it, but the energy makes KISS** appear so boring (stage presence and and all). PS The Massey commercial accompanying the hit song must have had some impact because we use their equipment to this day.

  4. Mark Steyn: ‘Occupy’ is anarchists for Big Government
    Underneath the familiar props of radical chic that hasn’t been either radical or chic in half a century, the zombie youth of the Big Sloth movement are a ludicrous paradox.

  5. Socialism’s natural end result: grief counselling.
    Socialism’s Grecian Formula.
    “Suicide watch”
    ““Greece?” he asked, looking up to the ceiling. “God help us.””
    “At the Klimaka centre, a team of nurses, psychologists and social workers welcome a stream of troubled Athenians each day. When our reporters visited, more than 50 people had already turned up before noon.”
    …-
    “Greek austerity breeds new generation of homeless”
    http://www.france24.com/en/20111007-homeless-rife-austerity-greece-depression-crisis-centre-athens-jobless

  6. PET Cemetery Report.
    We have opened up another resting ground.
    Our “truth cemetery”.
    “Whereupon, it will go to the “truth cemetery” where ALL the other scandals of leftists go…and it will remain dead forever.”
    …-
    “Gunwalker: Dems Abandoning Ship?”
    “Helmke would later testify at a dog and pony show organized by Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings that sought to be a rhetorical counter against Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa’s congressional investigation. Cummings and a handful of fellow Democrats then tried in July to use Operation Fast and Furious as an excuse to call for more gun control. This also fell flat.
    Since that last effort the administration’s allies have fallen silent.”
    http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/gunwalker-dems-abandoning-ship/

  7. Left-liberal Globe-Mail’s “nice” propaganda mill.
    Welcome to the left’s/socialism’s recycled frog chorus.
    The same old, same old leftist/communist chant/singsong is now:
    ““How many working-class people have you oppressed today?””
    It was:
    “Hey, hey, LBJ, how many kids did you kill today?”
    “There are many flavours of rebellion in the air this autumn, a nice change from decades of apathy.”
    …-
    “Elizabeth Renzetti To start a revolution, read Gene Sharp’s primer on peaceful protest”
    “A few months ago, I attended a huge demonstration in central London that had drawn people from all across the country to protest against the public-sector cuts imposed by the British government. Near Trafalgar Square, I saw a wee fellow, not quite four feet tall and dressed entirely in motorcycle leathers, berate a police officer: “How many working-class people have you oppressed today?” The cop smiled down at him and said nothing, but you could tell he was thinking: If you think I’m landed gentry, mate, you’re as mad as a box of frogs.”
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/arts/elizabeth-renzetti/to-start-a-revolution-read-gene-sharps-primer-on-peaceful-protest/article2195375/

  8. Are some Alberta PC government members getting ready to jump ship?
    http://www.edmontonjournal.com/news/Some+cabinet+ministers+shows+Redford+swearing/5521100/story.html
    Danielle Smith says Wildrose will implement a provincial Alberta pension plan. Saskatchewan’s plan has worked great for my wife and me even though we were not able to contribute for that many years. The plan is arms length from politicians and has done much better than the other plans we have at private banking firms.
    http://www.calgarysun.com/2011/10/07/wildrose-calls-for-provincial-pension-plan
    Go Wildrose, go.

  9. Feds set to melt down millions worth of military memorabilia
    10:52 am, October 8th, 2011
    http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/canada/archives/2011/10/20111008-105229.html
    OTTAWA – Despite all its bluster about saving money and honouring Canada’s armed forces, the Conservative federal government is poised to melt down millions of dollars worth of military memorabilia.
    Specifically, the Department of Defence is planning to send 19,000 highly collectable Browning Hi-Power pistols made in Toronto more than 60 years ago to the smelter and destroy them, instead of allowing licensed firearm owners to buy them for hundreds of dollars each.
    As reported recently, the Canadian Forces are replacing the Browning Hi-Power semi-automatic pistols starting in the fall 2015. The decommissioned sidearms, the standard military issue pistol for the forces since 1944, are set to be destroyed.
    The price of used handguns varies widely but a price of $300 to $500, excluding any military historical value, is common. Assuming an average $400 price tag for the Browning, selling the surplus to licensed collectors could raise more than $7 million in much needed-revenue for the government.
    But that’s not the plan.
    “The Department of National Defence and the Canadian Forces are committed to the safe disposal of firearms,” wrote forces spokeswoman Josee Hunter in an e-mail Friday. “The standard DND practice for disposing of restricted small arms is destruction through smelting.”
    more…
    **IMO: If the govt were to sell these Antique sidearms, The left would be up in arm’s over Guns & Tanks in the streets, In fact iam surprised that they are not up in arms over the fact that they could be sold & the monies made put towards the purchase of the new weapons.
    I guess thats a Catch-22
    *Sorry for the puns, none intended

  11. Baking Soda being banned due to Greenhouse effects.
    What’s the difference between baking soda and baking powder?
    Both baking soda and baking powder are leaveners, used in baking to help baked goods rise. Interestingly, baking powder contains baking soda, but not the other way around. The two cannot be substituted for each other because chemically they are different, but both work in a similar was by releasing carbon dioxide to help batter rise.
    Read more: http://www.kitchendaily.com/2011/10/07/ask-the-editors-the-difference-between-baking-soda-and-baking-powder/#ixzz1aCtk2wi5

  13. Mao Stlong* Lepolt.
    “”Global warming is a bogus proposition,””.
    …-
    “Chinese sceptics see global warming as US conspiracy”
    “Winds of change … workers on site in Wuzhong country. Photo: Reuters”
    “BEIJING: It’s not only Western leaders like Julia Gillard and Barack Obama who face fierce resistance from climate sceptics as they try to lay out policies to tackle global warming.
    In China, where carbon emissions have surged despite tough government constraints and targets, President Hu Jintao is having to stare down claims that human-induced climate change is an elaborate American conspiracy.
    ”Global warming is a bogus proposition,” says Zhang Musheng, one of China’s most influential intellectuals and a close adviser to a powerful and hawkish general in the People’s Liberation Army, Liu Yuan.
    Mr Zhang told the Herald that global warming was an American ruse to sell green energy technology and thereby claw its way out of its deep structural economic problems.”
    http://www.smh.com.au/world/chinese-sceptics-see-global-warming-as-us-conspiracy-20111007-1ldl1.html#ixzz1aCy4W5x0
    …-
    “Sunlight in the Shade”
    “Fluoride effluent from a large solar cell manufacturer in Zhejiang Province wiped out a local fishing industry-but it still took months for environmental authorities to respond”
    “Loose Policy Forecasters Weathering Letdown”
    “All signs now suggest China will maintain tight monetary policy, although changes may be in the wind”
    http://english.caixin.cn/

  14. I was trying to find a picture of Margaret Thatcher showing a little cleavage so I could crush dissent on the Christ Clark thread. Well, I couldn’t, but I did find this.
    Seems like a stupid lefty emporium. I don’t care. I want one! (Preferably low cut.)

  15. Black Mamba, I’m sure you will look good in it.:-)
    It would sure shake up your lefty friends, assuming like most of us, you must have occasion to be around some.
    Thanks bryanr for the reminder.
    Everyone have a safe Thanksgiving and don’t eat too much turkey or ham and pumpkin pie. I can smell freshly baked pumpkin pie in my office.

  17. I’ve always thought that when they putting together the first Don Messer show, the CBC executive in charge summed up with a list of things still to do, and added, “And don’t forget to book the dancers!” Somebody thought he said, “don’t forget the Bukta Dancers” and the rest was history…

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