37 Replies to “Reader Tips”

  1. In twenty or thirty years the politicians who thought it was a good idea to undertake the wholesale importation of these human pathogens will be held accountable by the people of Belgium for what they did to their country. If they’re no longer alive, they’ll be remembered.
    “Idiots” doesn’t even begin to cover it.

  3. Posted by: EBD at March 17, 2012 10:02 PM
    Personally I hope they succeed,and turn Belgium into a 7th century backwater(not far to go).
    Then maybe the parasites here in NA will get the message. Or at worse,the sheeple will wake up and start on a path back to civilization.

  5. Tommy Douglas’s enthusiasm for eugenics. From the comments. “There are disturbing similarities between the eugenics hysteria in the 1920’s and 30’s and current hysteria about human causes of global warming.”
    http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/03/14/tommy-douglas/
    “Human pathogens”, soon to be a major problem here. As you know McGuinty just about snuk Sharia into Ontario. They will try again and be more forceful like in the cbn video.

  6. Senator Nancy – way to go !!
    Finally! some realistic and sensible words from a Canadian politician.
    Very good – every word of it !! Factual, timely, responsible. The most intelligent words I have ever! heard from any! Canadian politician. Way to go !!
    I would be very interested to hear how others are reacting to Sen Nancy. I bet the Sky Alarmists will not challenge her science at all – because they cannot. She will probably just receive some ad hominem attacks.
    http://climatescienceinternational.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=654

  8. The Fragile Future
    “It is a law of nature we overlook, that intellectual versatility is the compensation for change, danger, and trouble.” — H.G. Wells, The Time Machine
    Chapman points out that abortion, which is centerpiece of what is described as women’s rights, has chiefly been used to exterminate females. “It was once assumed that the general preference for male offspring would subside as countries became richer and women became more educated. But in country after country, that has proved false.”
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    But as Mara Hvistendahl reports in her 2011 book “Unnatural Selection,” the number for boys per 100 girls has risen to 112 in India and 121 in China. …
    http://pjmedia.com/richardfernandez/2012/03/15/the-fragile-future/

  12. Nasa funding or send people to moon can be funded privatly
    pay $100 for two way ticket to moon
    new wonderland project or
    new walt disney
    All money wasted but too much result
    discovered
    it means so many scientis need to fire
    to hire more sharp engineer
    able to do something out of all money spending
    this money spending for send man to moon
    should has one AIM or one project
    made space tunnel to link two Mars and earth land together
    still too much money spending
    and too much hunger need those money to not die
    balance of spending of money is unfair
    but may be workable if it goes in hand of private
    not in hand of government or any cold war any more
    lol

  14. EBD @ 10:02 p.m.:
    I watched the clip, and the sharia-advocating organization appears practically indistinguishable from Nazis or Communists in its tactics. And as we all know, Nazis and Communists are gangs of violent thugs.

  15. “For centuries, my predecessors and I have been inculcated with what has come to be called the “Hippocratic Ethic.” This tradition holds that I am ethically required to use the best of my knowledge to recommend to my patient what I consider to be in my patient’s best interests—without regard to the interests of the third-party payer, or the government, or anyone else.
    But gradually the medical profession has been forced to give up this approach for what I like to call a “veterinary ethic,” one that places the interests of the payer (or owner) ahead of the patient.”
    http://reason.com/archives/2012/03/15/the-coming-medical-ethics-crisis

  18. Neo-AGW Progress Report.
    “A longer solar cycle predicts lower temperatures during the next cycle.”
    …-
    “The long sunspot cycle 23 predicts a significant temperature decrease in cycle 24”
    “Abstract
    Relations between the length of a sunspot cycle and the average temperature in the same and the next cycle are calculated for a number of meteorological stations in Norway and in the North Atlantic region. No significant trend is found between the length of a cycle and the average temperature in the same cycle, but a significant negative trend is found between the length of a cycle and the temperature in the next cycle. This provides a tool to predict an average temperature decrease of at least [1.0 C] [View the MathML source] from solar cycle 23 to solar cycle 24 for the stations and areas analyzed. We find for the Norwegian local stations investigated that 25–56% of the temperature increase the last 150 years may be attributed to the Sun. For 3 North Atlantic stations we get 63–72% solar contribution. This points to the Atlantic currents as reinforcing a solar signal.”
    “Highlights
    ► A longer solar cycle predicts lower temperatures during the next cycle. ► A 1 °C or more temperature drop is predicted 2009–2020 for certain locations. ► Solar activity may have contributed 40% or more to the last century temperature increase. ► A lag of 11 years gives maximum correlation between solar cycle length and temperature.”
    http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1364682612000417

  19. “There are myths out there.””
    “a report on the Harris Decima poll, released in 2009 but unpublicized until now.”
    It’s a disguised AGW Red-Green “tar sands”/”dirty oil” rant from TO RedStar.
    …-
    “Albertans ‘smug’ and ‘condescending,’ says poll of Toronto and Vancouver residents”
    “EDMONTON—The city that likes to consider itself the Centre of the Universe now thinks that Calgary and Edmonton are the ones getting too big for their britches.
    At least, that’s the conclusion of extensive polling done for the Alberta government into how its citizens are seen elsewhere in Canada.
    “In Toronto, we found clear evidence of frustration that Alberta was becoming a stronger pillar and a more central agent in terms of Canada’s economy, eclipsing Ontario in some respects,” said a report on the Harris Decima poll, released in 2009 but unpublicized until now.
    “In Toronto and Vancouver, there were also considerable perceptions that Alberta was a fairly right-wing or conservative place, and that compassion, open-mindedness and tolerance was not always what it could or should be.””
    http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/1148177–outsiders-find-albertans-smug-condescending-and-uncaring-government-poll

  21. I just saw this headline over at National News Watch:
    “Cinnamon dare game popular but dangerous”
    First of all, Duh, since when did this become a common thing and secondly will I have to start showing ID at the local cinnibun shop? surely the government has to regulate it.

  24. The puppetmaster calls Ezra Levant a puppet of the big bad oil sands:
    http://www.torontosun.com/2012/03/16/its-time-to-raise-the-curtain-
    Finally, a masters in puppetry pays off.
    On another note, re: CF35:
    http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/Buying%2Bfighter%2Bmakes%2Bsense%2BCanada/6320351/story.html
    As pointed out, last time we ditched the military, it was the navy helicopter and here we are 19 years from the cancellation and no replacement in service. The choice is clearer this time – buy the CF35 or nothing at all; or use some other approach, like a drone.
    Don’t bother buying 4th generation fighters; they will not be able to operate in theatre 10-15 years from now. That is the environment we need to think about when replacing the CF18, not wild weasels and the odd stealth aircraft. In the future anti-aircraft missiles with be stealthy, turning current non-stealth incursions into suicide missions.
    Can we please stop screwing our military?

  25. National Socialism: a religion of the stomach.
    One potato, two potatoes, …
    “Throughout the war, Victor* stays alive by eating potatoes and bread”.
    …-
    “Greece on the breadline: ‘potato movement’ links shoppers and farmers”
    “A scheme letting consumers buy food straight from producers is typical of the inventive ways Greeks are finding to get by”
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2012/mar/18/greece-breadline-potato-movement-farmers
    …-
    *Victor:
    http://www.history.ucsb.edu/faculty/marcuse/classes/33d/projects/jewishlife/JewishKlempererAustin05z.htm

  27. “Cameron’s table tennis table gift to Obama made in China” (telegraph)
    …-
    “*Dying as a political act: Centuries-old Buddhist tradition of self-immolation continues in China”
    “On Wednesday, Jamyang Palden, a 39-year-old monk, described as “calm, humble and virtuous,” set himself aflame in Drolma Square in the town of Rongwo in the Chinese province of Qinghai, along the border with Tibet.
    He prostrated himself three times beside a Buddhist monastery that was founded in 1301, said a silent prayer, then set himself alight, according to the Washington-based International Campaign for Tibet.
    In a matter of minutes more than 500 crimson-robed monks and 700 students from nearby schools were swarming over the site of the attempted suicide, chanting prayers for the monk’s soul, shouting political slogans, waving outlawed photographs of the exiled Dalai Lama and filming the scene with their cellphones.”
    http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/03/17/dying-as-a-political-act-centuries-old-buddhist-tradition-of-self-immolation-continues-in-china/
    *H/T Mao Stlong Lepolt.

  28. “MONTREAL – There are moments that serve to define the health of a society.
    We lived through one of those moments on Thursday and the diagnosis is not good.
    The pillars of our democracy are rocked when a police force attempts to intimidate journalists. We cannot stand idly by. There is no way of knowing where these kinds of acts can lead.
    Early Thursday morning, investigators with Quebec’s provincial police arrived unexpectedly with a search warrant at the home of Eric Yvan Lemay, a senior medical reporter for the Journal de Montreal, a QMI Agency newspaper.”
    http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/straighttalk/archives/2012/03/20120316-200032.html

  29. Sunday morning, I’m listening to Roy Green interview Ryan Ruppert of Spectre Live. They’re discussing this death threat.
    Most Canadians are oblivious to the nutbars in the Cult of Leftism but I doubt such threats of violence would be of much surprise to any regular of SDA.

  30. More cuts to the left-liberal arts.
    …-
    “Seal hunt protest fizzles out on Parliament Hill”
    “Only about a dozen people gathered at Parliament Hill on Saturday to protest the commercial seal hunt during a world day of action.
    Protests were planned in cities across Canada, including Toronto, Halifax and Nanaimo, B.C., as well as in Boston, Brussels, New York City, and London.”
    http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2012/03/17/19517011.html

  33. Riot caught on tape. CTV media news van set on fire at Fanshawe college, London, Ontario.

  36. Robert @ 2:13, hopefully Ryan Ruppert is able to press charges against the people perpetrating the threats.
    This sort of thing is done all too often by the “tolerant” left.

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