21 Replies to “Reader Tips”

  1. I get a kick out of liberals. On Monday, June 27-16, CBC.Ca, the official propaganda machine for the Liberal Party of Canada, ran an article that compares auto makers to pipelines and big oil and how government policies deal with them and climate change. Not really a good or a bad article, just one of 100s that promote liberal ideas, and that’s nothing new coming from the CBC.
    http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/big-oil-neb-transcanada-kinder-morgan-oshawa-1.3650925?__vfz=profile_comment%3D4285700003352
    I have 2 questions. A: What happens if we start changing CO2 and other levels of gases in the atmosphere, and countries such as Russia, China or India start experiencing negative climate changes, IE the types of drought that we experienced here in SW Saskatchewan during the 1930’s and 1980’s?? B: Will the nuclear weapons they send out here in retaliation not affect our climate??

  5. AGW RIP.
    …-
    “Southern Alberta thunderstorm brings lightning, hail, flooding and even snow” (cbc)
    …-
    “Brexit: Siemens Freezes New Wind Power Projects”
    “The EU is truly losing its grip, if recipients of EU “largesse” reject the EU at the ballot box. The Brexit campaign, and the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), receives some of its strongest support from places like Hull, working class cities which are frequently listed as “deprived”.
    Greens often try to paint support for climate policies as a left / right issue, but the truth is far more nuanced. Despite unwavering support for green causes from elite left wing British politicians, the reality is there are plenty of “Reagan Democrats” throughout the world, who are open to persuasion about issues which directly affect their own lives – as UKIP proved with the massive Brexit defections they engineered in places like Hull, some of the most staunchly left wing regions in Britain. Without UKIPs effort to appeal to the left, the Brexit vote would have failed.”
    https://wattsupwiththat.com/2016/06/28/brexit-siemens-freezes-new-wind-power-projects/

  7. “10 most heavily guarded places on earth”
    notably absent from the list is Hillary Clinton’s server…

  9. Right now (9am Eastern) CBC is discussing the problems with referendums. The special guest believes that the voters are “uninformed” and not educated “in the social sciences”.

  11. Yes, Virginia; liberalism is a mental disorder.
    …-
    “Rally in support of Jeremy Corbyn cancelled due to ‘overwhelming public demand'” (telegraph)
    …-
    “Now Labour’s grand dames turn on Corbyn: Margaret Beckett breaks down in tears as she calls for leader to quit – while Tessa Jowell makes TV plea for him to stand down ”
    “Margaret Beckett pleads with Corbyn to quit to end the ‘trauma’ in party
    Says his refusal to stand aside risked destroying the Labour ‘family’
    Tessa Jowell also makes direct appeal to Corbyn to step aside because he was putting the future of Labour in jeopardy
    Ex-Cabinet minister describes Labour leadership as ‘complete shambles’
    Jowell speaks directly to camera to plead with Corbyn to step down
    Corbyn faces all-out attack after 172 MPs signed vote of no confidence”
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3665585/Never-wildest-dreams-did-think-Former-Labour-leader-Margaret-Beckett-breaks-tears-joins-calls-Jeremy-Corbyn-quit.html

  12. While some (even many) individual voters may not be informed with respect to a referendum issue, because large numbers participate, the results tend to balance out — that is, the uninformed voters on one side cancel out the uninformed voters on the other side. While this may seem like specious logic, there is research that larger numbers of participants result in better decision making. The alternative is to have a small group of ìnformed`specialists making decisions, and many of them tend to think myopically left or right. Too many people who think alike for sure make bad decisions. I think they were all informed specialists who set up the Soviet Union. People who think they know what is best for the rest of us often get into trouble.

  13. And the people who elected a ski instructor and sometimes high school teacher were informed, sophisticated, thoughtful voters, none of them influenced by hair styles or idealistic pandering.

  14. OK something is starting to smell funny…
    A large house exploded in pieces in Mississauga YESTERDAY AFTERNOON damaging and causing the closure of a large swat of the region…
    At this time we still do not know who owns/lives in that house. We do not know the name of the one reported dead. We do not know the cause of the very powerful explosion…The most plausible “accident” cause would be a gas leak…Wouldn’t we know this by now? Other than that, it could be a suicide by gas…
    This AM, CBC reporter on the scene said:
    “A large number of hand written notes seemingly blown from the house has been amassed and given to the authorities for evidence…” Suicide?
    It just seems so slow in having answers…
    Is it the fact the Three Amigos summit is on at the same time…Government and media black out until they are certain it is not Islam related?

  16. You mean ….you mean…..you mean taking shelter under my school desk won’t save me??? I’m SHAAAATTEEEERED!!

  18. PET Cemetery~POT Party Report.
    Jeancula Chretien’s criminal buddy.
    “… a chief of staff to Liberal party leader Jean Chretien in the early 1990s.” (cbc)
    …-
    “Former Liberal official charged over alleged payments from SNC-Lavalin”
    “… the charges against Michel Fournier are related to his time as president of the Federal Bridge Corporation and of Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated.
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ex-bureaucrat-faces-fraud-charge-over-alleged-payments-from-snc-lavalin/article30673207/

  20. “‘Some crash, some crisis’: It was a great media ride, but Brexit is no market killer
    Most of the market world is today essentially where it was the day before the vote”
    “As the world marks the first week anniversary of last Thursday’s Brexit vote, it’s time for a review of the carnage — the record-setting demolition of trillions in market value, the Lehman Brothers-like tipping point to financial meltdown, the currency devaluations, the portents of recession and global economic crises — all the stuff that didn’t happen.
    It was a great media ride while it lasted, with flocks of economic gurus and market analysts feeding a frenzy of alarming predictions and hyperventilated commentary.”
    http://business.financialpost.com/fp-comment/some-crash-some-crisis-it-was-a-great-media-ride-but-brexit-is-a-market-bust

  21. It’s official: the “politically correct” lunatics are out of touch with reality because they can’t tell the difference between a PERSON and a DESSERT.

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