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  1. Are you so certain that this was meant to be … “unintentionally” …. amusing ?

  2. Just heard a 5 minute report on BBC Radio News about the shooting in Chattanooga. From that I learned that :
    1. The shooter has a name, but it wasn’t mentioned.
    2. He was working alone.
    3. They don’t yet have ANY IDEA what motivated these murders.
    Truly pathetic yet that’s modern journalism in a nutshell.

  3. Last evening the CBC ran the following story under this headline.
    ”Tom Mulcair’s NDP seeks advice on preparing to govern after election.”
    My comment was: ”My advice to the NDP is please, remain in the opposition side of the house!”
    My comment was deleted.
    Then I made the following comment based on the photo that accompanied the article. A photo that showed Tom Mulcair surrounded by people who mostly were dressed in Red and White.
    ”I’m quite surprised to see the photo of Mr. Mulcair and his followers all sporting Red and White colors. I thought the official color of the NDP was orange?? WE want to be Liberals do we??”
    That too was deleted. Of course I display a Conservative Party of Canada logo for my avatar at CBC.Ca, little wonder they delete my comments.

  4. Black Knives Matter
    Oh OK, in this instance it was a champagne bottle, but still.
    Three [black] Canadian women accused of attacking another woman with a champagne bottle and glasses in an upscale Manhattan hotel appeared in criminal court Tuesday where they were charged with felony assault and weapons offences.

  5. Further to Robert W’s post.
    Fox News – Breaking News
    Amish Mennonite shoots and kills four marines and wounds a fifth. Apparently collects his seventy-two virgins in the process. sarc
    http://www.foxnews.com/

  6. Regarding tonight’s musical selection.
    I would suggest that socialists never had any to loose unless they are in the mood to force you to accept their ideology. Liberals used to have them, but lost them during the latter part of the last century. Progressive conservatives think they have some, but are not sure where they left them. Some conservatives have them and use them, some others think to find them as a last resort.

  7. I read a article in CCPA by Scott Sinclair (SASK GRAD) that was butt ugly Marxist.. CCPA articles are all left of left and it helps to know the targets of their anger. They all seem to be embedded in academia (Day job paid by taxpayer)
    He belongs to Rideau Institute a NON profit Marxist Public policy group. They drive the political LEFT in Canada..(Same ideas,same policy)
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rideau_Institute

  8. “The Village People” must have been the most offensive band of all time – who knew?
    Aboriginals and music festivals are cracking down on crackers wearing feathers in their hair.

  9. They need to stop the aboriginals from wearing Stetsons and Nike ball caps
    By the way I don’t wear feathers. My ancestors got over that about 2 millennia ago

  10. Environment Canada FROST warning for last night in north western New Brunswick:
    3:41 PM ADT Thursday 16 July 2015
    Frost Advisory in effect for:
    Grand Falls and Victoria County
    Frost may damage some crops in frost-prone areas.
    Patchy frost is expected tonight in low lying areas as the combination of a cool airmass, clear skies and light winds will allow temperatures to drop close to zero. The frost will dissipate early Friday morning after sunrise.
    http://weather.gc.ca/warnings/report_e.html?nb5#1841407841371985380201507160506

  11. Just another Islamic extremist doing what he’s been programed to do. Let’s wait and see what Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has to say on this. Will he say no more immigrants from Islamic states? He’s riding high with the people on immigration, a very important file which can have a great impact on any country.

  12. Mohammed’s Page.
    “This has been one of the longest and toughest holy months for Muslims living in Europe, with some fasting 20 hours a day in the summer heat.”
    …-
    “Eid relief for Europe’s Muslims after long, hot Ramadan” (channel 4)
    …-
    “Triple suicide blasts in north-east Nigeria kill ‘at least 13′”
    “At least 13 people killed in Nigerian city of Damaturu in three suicide attacks carried out by girls as residents prepare for end of Ramadan”
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/nigeria/11746726/Triple-suicide-blasts-in-north-east-Nigeria-kill-at-least-13.html

  13. AGW RIP.
    Red-green’s “new normal”.
    …-
    “CNews | B.C., Saskatchewan want national approach to wildfires
    ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — The premiers of British Columbia and Saskatchewan would like to see a national approach to fighting forest fires, fearing this year’s wildfires are the new normal.”
    …-
    “Record 117-Month Major Hurricane Drought Continues”
    “It has been 117 months since a major hurricane, defined as a Category 3 or above, has made landfall in the continental United States, according to 2015 data from the Hurricane Research Division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
    This is the longest span of time in which no major hurricane has struck the mainland U.S. in NOAA hurricane records going back to 1851.”
    http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/kathleen-brown/noaa-record-117-month-major-hurricane-drought-continues

  14. Newsflash: BC Premier Christy Clark has just commented on the premiers’ conference, stating “we had very productive meetings and we all agree energy and the environment are intertwined, especially since they both start with E, so obviously fining people who pollute while we get to blow the money on anything we want is, well we hope, sustainable; and we’ve decided to increase federal taxes too. We will continue to update the media on other policy areas for which we have zero jurisdiction.”
    Also, the Left-lib media begins to turn the spotlight on Tom Mulcair and his mishmash of confused and contradictory policies, where you don’t just get to be against things anymore:
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/thomas-mulcair-walking-a-fine-cross-country-line-on-energy-east/article25543873/
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-debate/a-cautionary-fiscal-lesson-for-mulcair/article25541358/
    Speaking out of both sides of an issue is so well, Chretien. If we elect Mulcair then we deserve the fate of the Greeks.

  15. AGW RIP.
    UN vs PEW: poll vs poll.
    …-
    “Despite the ‘urgency’ of Paris climate talks, a U.N. sponsored global poll rates climate change dead last”
    “… global warming aka climate change. It is dead last in the list of concerns queried:”.
    http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/07/17/despite-the-urgency-of-paris-a-u-n-sponsored-global-poll-rates-climate-change-dead-last/
    …-
    “Global threat interactive: What’s the world scared of?
    Climate change is what the world’s population perceives as the top global threat, followed by global economic instability and Isis, according to research conducted by the Pew Research Center”
    http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/ng-interactive/2015/jul/17/interactive-whats-the-world-scared-of

  16. Liberal Wynnetario.
    “the streets are emptier than expected”.
    …-
    “Canadian Pan Am swimmers could benefit after Peruvian athlete tests positive” (g-m)
    …-
    “Pan Am boom is a bust for many downtown Toronto businesses”
    “… he says not only has there not been an increase, traffic has been even slower than usual. Regulars are avoiding the area because they don’t want to deal with tourists. But the tourists aren’t coming, either, he said.
    “It’s much less than the summer slump. I’m amazed [by] that,” he said.”
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto/pan-am-boom-is-a-bust-for-many-downtown-toronto-businesses/article25549661/

  17. I don’t know, but I think it’s reasonable to assume that the vast majority of references to “balls” in the history of children’s entertainment/instructional recordings are references to the bouncy-bouncy recreational toys/objects, just as the word “Johnson” in this ad was intended to be a reference to a brand of outboard motors.

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