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  5. I was peeling spuds a few days back,one had some heart rot just like that in the photo!
    I cut out the “holy” part, diced up the rest of the spud,and boiled it with it’s fellows.
    Perhaps I committed sacrilege and condemned the world.
    Sorry ’bout that ,Chief.

  7. Looks like the driver was literally hoisted by his own petard – or an IED of one of his buddies rather.

  9. Big debate going on in Ottawa over so called “safe injection sites”. Apparently they’ve done a poll and a huge majority agree with having them. Funny that,since no one wants them in their neighbourhood. The Mayor of the city is not in favour of them period.
    Where is the reasoning behind this? Those shooting up are using illegal drugs but are allowed to go into the shooting galleries and inject themselves with clean needles, no problem. Now if these drug addicts get caught shooting up in the streets with dirty needles will they be arrested? DO we have any laws against illegal drugs that matter or count for anything? Seems to me having injection sites is proliferating the problem and all that stems from the illegal sales through drug dealers. Insanity.

  10. Obviously a fake video, the explosive force needed to launch a vehicle to that altitude would have instantly shredded it and any bomb inside to confetti.
    That said, I still appreciate the laugh at evil ISIS’s expense.

  12. AGW RIP.
    “Canada not yet ready”.
    “… Mr. Trudeau has encountered resistance from places like Saskatchewan,”.
    …-
    “U.S. and China ratify historic Paris climate agreement; Canada not yet ready”
    “… a momentous step toward global emissions reductions that Canada has yet to take, though Justin Trudeau continues to boast about his government’s environmental leadership.”
    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/the-us-and-china-ratify-historic-paris-climate-agreement-canada-declines/article31703985/comments/

  18. http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/softwood-lumber-freeland-anti-trade-1.3745872
    In a blatant and shining example of the typical bias at CBC, this article claims Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland will have a tough road ahead in negotiations on softwood lumber due to Trump and his anti-NAFTA stance.
    Utter bullshi* , the U.S.’s Southern Democrat dominated forest industry has always played hardball with us on softwood lumber. They don’t want our lumber sold down there,period, but can’t produce enough of their own. I guess they advocate brick and steel building.

  20. Chrystia Freeland? She scares me, another example of incompetence in the Trudeau government, she’s in over her head. Seems to be par for the course across the board in the Trudeau government.

  21. So called ‘safe injection sites’ should give free drugs so addicts OD sooner and make space in the health care queue. Then they wouldn’t need to do crimes to support their expensive habit, and it would reduce the obscene profits of the drug lords.
    Can you guess why drugs are illegal [hint: follow the money]?

  22. Drugs are illegal for two reasons.
    Ordinary people see them as harmfull and the Liberals haven’t figured out a way for the government to get a cut of the action.

  23. Oh they’ve found out a way, alright, and it’s coming down the pipe, forgive the pun. Companies like TWEED and other very Lib friendly outfits are already drooling. When they finally unveil their exclusive contracts to provide legal weed vis a vis provincial Liquor Boards, it’s gonna be triple the street price. Then they’ll need a bail out or subsidy just like all those Lib friendly green energy hucksters, etc etc

  24. ESPN humiliates one of their own…
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    ESPN and SEC network college football analyst Paul Finebaum publicly apologized for remarks he made earlier this week when discussing Colin Kaepernick’s decision not to stand during the national anthem, remarks in which Finebaum said that “this country has issues, but this country is not oppressing black people.”
    http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/09/colin-kaepernick-paul-finebaum-apology-blew-it

  26. Mange Merde, Denis!
    H/T Ad$cam Liberal Coderre.
    …-
    “Montreal campaign features giant plastic poop. Here’s why”
    “Montreal has launched a controversial cleanliness campaign featuring giant sculptures, one of which includes plastic dog poop, all in effort to combat the city’s littering issue.
    The jumbo-sized excrement sits on top of a bus shelter at Dorchester Square, complete with circling flies and a pile of scoop bags.”
    https://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/montreal-campaign-features-giant-plastic-poop-heres-why/71807/
    …-
    “Canada: Montreal to Dump Sewage Into River During Repair Work”
    “The mayor of Montreal, Denis Coderre, said Tuesday that the city would begin dumping about 2.1 billion gallons of raw sewage into the St. Lawrence River…”
    http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/11/world/americas/canada-montreal-to-dump-sewage-into-river-during-repair-work.html

  30. All the “safe injection site” unpleasantness could have been avoided if our Supreme Court hadn’t slapped itself in the face five years ago in PHS.

  32. http://www.thedailybell.com/news-analysis/bloomberg-explains-why-trumps-anti-nafta-approach-is-incorrect/
    To sum up, NAFTA has enriched Mexico while forcing large US manufacturers to upgrade their production and quality. But it’s too bad that NAFTA has enriched various industrial classes, as Mexico is a corrupt country at all levels of government.
    Absent such prosperity, the natural repugnance that many Mexicans feel toward their authoritarian and irrational government might already have resulted in its toppling or at least its significant adjustment.
    As for the upgrades that NAFTA has forced on US manufacturing, this assumes that large corporate entities provide a “normal” industrial model. But as we’ve noted many times, large corporations are a product of US Supreme Court decisions involving corporate person-hood, intellectual property “rights” and central bank fiat money printing.
    Multinationals and large corporations are thus the result of judicial force. A more normal model for industry would be flexible, modest-sized limited partnerships working together to produce what was necessary.
    Insult, as we can see, is added to injury. Since Mexican industry has benefited (inordinately so) from NAFTA, the way to reduce the artificial advantages is to inflict a destructive regulatory regime upon it. Make the industrial environment in Mexico, in other words, as terrible as it is in the US.

  33. If the Grits legalized marijuana they’d find a way to lose money at it while forcing customers onto waiting list. It’s the Lieberal way.

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