74 Replies to “July 1, 2018: Reader Tips”

  1. Yes, Happy Dominion Day to Kate, Lance, guest bloggers, and all who frequent here.

    May Canada survive the effort to remake it into a leftist monstrosity.

  2. And a Happy Dominion Day to you, Kate. Let it be the last the dominion spends under Liberal and globalist domination.

    To all loyal Canadians here: happy Dominion Day. It’s darkest just before the dawn.

    To the liberals and globalists who plague these comment threads: it’s no use wishing you happiness—you’re never happy—so may I suggest you at least be productive. Use your Sunday to research the asylum laws of countries that might give you refuge if you ever have to flee Canadian justice.

    Just to save you some time—China accepts almost no refugees who don’t have Chinese blood. Most of their “asylum seekers” are Overseas Chinese who have worn out their welcome in their host countries. When you are no further use to Beijing, you’re on your own.

  3. Yes, that second Canada Song WAS more irritating than Bobby Gimby’s classic! Never woulda thunk it.
    To echo Ken, Happy Dominion Day to everyone here.

    Now, if we could back the old flag………….

  4. Examining the Newest Historical Research on Islam and the Earliest Quranic Manuscripts – Jay Smith

    With so much of the world focused on ISIS these days, a group which uses and is absolutely dependent on the Qur’an and their prophet Muhammad for their authority, it is important to look at just how authoritative they both are historically.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMJRsd8SrhU

    Islam is based on lies.

    1. It’s also worth considering that the writers of the New Testament followed many of the practices of the scholarship used for the Old Testament. The writers were painstaking in the details that were used and referred to actual events and rulers to set the context.

  5. Poor people all over the world are lazy and ignorant, have too many children, and don’t plan beyond their next rut or drunken or drug-fueled binge.

    That’s why they’re poor.

    But why own your mistakes when you can blame your misery on climate change and Donald Trump?

    “In the town of Jumaytepeque, which is in Central America’s dry corridor, a group of farmers took me to see their coffee crops. Coffee was responsible for the majority of the community’s income but had been decimated by a plague known as coffee rust, or la roya. Plagues like these aren’t necessarily caused by climate change, but it exacerbates them, and roya is now infecting plants at higher elevations as those heights become warmer. Making matters worse, stress from the drought has made these plants more vulnerable to the plague.

    “‘We can’t make a living purely off coffee anymore,’ one young farmer told me in the dappled shade of his coffee plantation, pointing to the limp, yellow roya-pocked leaves all around us. Young people like him, he explained, either move to the cities and try to make a go of it amid the gang violence, ‘or they go north,’ he said, to the United States.”

    https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/06/29/opinion/sunday/immigration-climate-change-trump.html

    1. “Poor people all over the world are lazy and ignorant, have too many children, and don’t plan beyond their next rut or drunken or drug-fueled binge.”

      Oh please. Generalities. Stereotypes. Give us a break. You have no idea about what’s happening in Central America. Your rant is right up there with the NY Times doing the same: ” Plagues like these aren’t necessarily caused by climate change..”

      This plague is NOT caused by climate change (PERIOD.) There is no “necessarily” about it. This disease of coffee has been spreading since at least 1870 ……from Africa to Asia to South America, to Central America. That spread has NOTHING to do with climate change. (Probably due to stupid plant breeders trying to increase yield or quality….. many examples of this.

      1. Exactly. Any plant, tree, or bush becomes susceptible to diseases and the spreading thereof if the plantings are too frequent and too close.

        I don’t think though that ‘A Canadian’ was endorsing the article and was ridiculing it.

        No doubt the pain in my left foot’s big toe, which had some steel drop on it in 1976, is also caused by climate change.

  6. The old psychiatrist should have retired a few years ago, but he had nothing much to do and people valued his insights.

    One day, a disturbed young man sought his advice about his rage, poor self-control, and lack of self-esteem.

    “You probably had rotten parents,” said the shrink with his mild German accent, perhaps with a hint of South America added in. “You’ll have to rise above that.”

    “Well that’s fine for you to say, I’ll bet you had great parents who gave you everything then sent you to university.”

    “Oh, Adolf and Eva? No, they died near the end of the war.”

  7. Obviously, this isn’t my real name. I tried to sign in several times with my real e-mail, it just wouldn’t work. I created this e-mail to sign in. What am I doing wrong??? I’ve had problems with the Captcha since day one when the format was changed. Most times I do the Capthca and it says: ”Please enter a valid e-mail address.”

    Help!!

    Happy Canada Day!! I was 18 in 1967, and yes, I Iove Bobby Gimby’s song. Canada was a great place back then. Not the hate filled country it has become. Sad!!

    1. I don’t know what to tell you, except that whatever you did obviously worked. 🙂

    2. “I Iove Bobby Gimby’s song.”

      I agree with you. Gimby’s ditty was patently silly but entirely redeemed by being so completely upbeat. Just like 1967 itself – the Centennial we celebrated as a dynamic, positive nation on a roll. Unlike the sorry, self-loathing, victim-and-grievance-mongering 150th last year, with its awful spikey flag and gruesome 1 July Parliament Hill debacle of a party.

      But that’s my griping done! Today it’s going to be burgers and franks on the BBQ and craft beers poolside for us all here in the Ottawa Valley.

      Happy Canada Day to everyone! Bonne fête du Canada à tous et à toutes!

  8. So Chrystia Freeland went to the Stelco steel factory in Hamilton to announce Canada’s reciprocal tariffs in the trade spat wit the USA. She’s obviously never been in a real factory before, because she was wearing high heels out in the production plant. Not allowed! It’s a safety issue. But I guess a Cabinet Minister gets special treatment.

    Melania Trump was called out by the MSM for a much lesser high-heel-at-the-wrong-place faux paux. So why does Ms. Freeland get a free pass from the CBC?

    Maybe because if they started pointing out the stupid things she’s done, it’d start an avalanche. Or get their funding cut.

    Canada reveals retaliatory tariffs

    1. Freeland gets a free pass from the CBC because she hates Jews, Americans and Russians as much as any hijab-clad harridan at the CBC, just like her Nazi grandfather. Any enemy of the Jews is a friend of the Corpse.

  9. Great article from Jack Baruth on Kids in Cages and DadLogic:

    An excerpt:

    ” ‘Dad, I want a puppy.’

    “Who’s going to feed the puppy? Who’s going to pay the puppy’s medical bills? When the puppy reaches 100 pounds and drops turds the size of footballs, who’s going to clean it up? What happens when we go on vacation?” DadLogic sucked, because it immediately poked a hundred holes in your best ideas. But we were all lucky to have it, because DadLogic is the necessary counterpart to feminine/childish/impulsive emotion. Without DadLogic, your family goes bankrupt, kids get hurt, mistakes are made that are permanent and unfixable. With perhaps two exceptions, every school shooter in the past fifty years has been raised in a family with no DadLogic. Children who don’t get a dose of that unpleasant DadLogic are statistically far more likely to spend their lives in prison or end their lives early via violence or stupidity. As fathers, we want to think that our children need our love. They do, but more than that they need our logic.”

    http://jackbaruth.com/?p=10587#more-10587

  10. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44665862

    “In the private Facebook post seen by Foreign Policy, Mr Melville reportedly told friends: “For the president to say the EU was ‘set up to take advantage of the United States, to attack our piggy bank’, or that ‘Nato is as bad as Nafta [the North American Free Trade Agreement]’ is not only factually wrong, but proves to me that it’s time to go.””

    1. The money quote:

      “Mr Melville is a career diplomat and took up his position as ambassador in Estonia in 2015 after being nominated by then President Barack Obama.”

      BBC? Couldn’t find a CNN link?

    2. Good riddance.

      For the record, Estonia itself was set up to serve as a parking lot for German tanks a couple of hours drive from St. Petersburg. Estonian was a jabber only spoken by illiterate peasants in 1917, well on its way to extinction.

      Here’s hoping Trump will agree to allow Russia to reclaim her Baltic coast.

      1. Hate to break it to you Konni but Estonians fought on two fronts, one against Bolsheviks and the other against Germans and were supported by white russians in their war of independence. But hey let’s not let facts get in way of Pootinista propaganda.

        In any case you might be disappointed about Trump’s willingness to suck Pootin’s schlong. He is musing about moving a permanent base to Poland and from Germany. That would rather upset your master.

        Here’s hoping russians maintain the highest abortion rates in the world.

        1. Exactly. As did the Latvians. In the early 1960s, until I married and moved to a different location, I had an auto mechanic in the Niagara area, originally from Latvia, that learned his trade in a Wehrmacht tank unit. He survived three years of fighting and managed to elude being captured by the Soviets in early 1945.

    1. The British defeated the savages in battle, shoved those lucky enough to survive onto reserves, and opened the land to British settlement. Today, both parts of British north America remain (no thanks to the globalists) civilized, prosperous countries for the most part.

      The Spanish bred with their savages instead of doing the hard work of wiping them out and driving them off any land fit for European settlement. Today Mexico is still half-savage.

      1. Ho Lee $hit, Konni who taught you history? This is some weapons grade stupid right here.

      2. ‘Splained a tad harshly, but I think the theory is correct. About 60% of Mexico is made up of Mestizos. They are similar to Canada’s Metis population. Indians who bred with semi-modern man … you know the French and the Spanish. The Italians knew better and stayed completely out of it. :0)

  11. Posted these at the very end of last Readers Tips, but I think most would enjoy the entertainment and probably missed them.

    Patriot Prayers greatest hits from the Portland riots.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idnLKUeiXBU They are calling him One Punch Man, stepped in after antifa was beating someone in the head with a metal pole. Well worth the 18 seconds to watch it. Hell, give it 36 at half speed to appreciate the beauty.

    And a little proof of who started it before Fake News machine gets to the spin cycle.
    https://twitter.com/TurdForager/status/1013257233474424832

  12. Interesting story, my memory is that all the Indians @ Custer’s Little bighorn fled the USA to Canada. It was why the RCMP was established to protect them from pursuing US Troopers (US did not enter Canada because they didn’t want to restart the war with the British Empire) BTW only 253 of Custer’s men died in the battle (a skirmish) The Sioux were not in “Western” Canada before that time
    Could be wrong!

    https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/first-nations-woman-fights-to-stay-in-canada/ar-AAzn8Cf?ocid=spartandhp

    1. The Mohawks around Cornwall pass back and forth – have a ‘special’ arrangement…and smuggle, smuggle, smuggle.

    2. Actually, the NWMP (as they then were) were established in 1873 to police the frontier territories of the west which Canada had purchased from the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1870 (Rupert’s Land). They were sent first to Lower Fort Gary and then, in 1874, undertook the long march west across untracked prairie to Fort Whoop-Up. The mounties had already established several forts along the border before Chief Sitting Bull escaped to Canada in May, 1877.

  13. Happy Dominion Day to my neighbors north of the 49th parallel (admittedly, quite a distance north of south-central Iowa).

    1. Thank you. While we are on this sort of topic, four days early, but, Happy Independence Day to our neighbours south of the 49th. May you manage to stay a free people.

  14. Off topic from Dominion Day (Canada Day?), but here goes:

    The last two days, with my wife and a girl friend at the cottage, I’ve been watching a lot of TV. A new commercial hitting the cable channels is from something called the “Ted Rogers Foundation Scholarship Fund”. It follows the usual cliche of quick promos from a heterogeneous number of students, who give quick quotes about how wonderful the scholarship fund is. We all know this ad cliche by now: all the people shown are from a variety of ethnic groups and genders, except that there are no white males included. But what makes this commercial so irritating is that one fellow (woman?) who leads off the ad, and who finishes te ad, is a tranny, all made up with a deep husky voice. So the big Rogers corporation is pushing transgenderism.

    1. “…with my wife and a girl friend at the cottage. ..”

      You’re a lucky man. ….

      1. I wouldn’t count on that. Try it sometime, even if they agree I am sure it doesn’t work out well for the man very often.

        1. My wife’s girlfriend likes the cottage, but because of her job she can’t get out but two or three times a year. I get out there often, but sometimes she takes a girlfriend from church. She fishes but I don’t.

  15. On topic this time. How many of us will be watching the Canada Day (Dominion Day?) celebrations on the CBC? My wife and a girl friend from church are at our riverfront cottage, and I am here dogsitting our Labrador, wth not much to do after church. I might watch, just to see how politically correct, and how insipid, this production will be. Justin Trudeau might hog the limelight. The pc production is three hours long, so it might cause a migrant or two.

    1. I don’t think PM Ass-grabber is in Ottawa. I think he’s going to Leamington to squeeze some tomatoes and take credit for entrepreneurship, the f’n twat.

      1. Squeezing tomatoes? I thought he gave that up 18 years ago when he became a feminist.

        1. Runyonesque are we? ( FROM Damon )

          Women are broads, tomatoes, dolls, pancakes, and Judies!
          For the record.

        2. “Squeezing tomatoes? I thought he gave that up 18 years ago when he became a feminist.”

          No, when someone becomes a male feminist, the only thing they stop is asking.

  16. Happy Dominion Day. Hot one today. I’ve got about 50 beer in my “Beverage Center” in the basement. Hoping when the Snowbirds do the flyover of the Hill they drop some ordnance on Gatineau…just kidding. Cheers!

  17. Thank you Steve from Rockwood. This song is known as the unofficial Canadian anthem.

    And while we on the topic of Canadian national celebrations of statehood, the up coming United States Independence Day, and by extension the freedoms brought by classical liberalism. We need to be vigilant, as some so called liberals within our borders are doing their best to destroy these freedoms, or we could end up with a history like what is portrayed in the video below.

    “Stalinist Perpetrators on Trial: Scenes from the Great Terror in Soviet Ukraine”

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJl3TAf830A

  18. AGW FAIL.

    Drink these three words: \/ \/ \/ …_ “Canadian Climate Revolution”.

    Raise a cold quaff to Ontario Premier Doug Ford, et al, WUWT, Dr.Tim Ball, SDA, and more.

    …-

    “Canadian Climate Revolution: Voters Rebelling Against Trudeau Carbon Taxes”

    “The Economist worries that Canadians are electing powerful state politicians opposed to Trudeau climate policies.” (WUWT)

    …_

    “Can Ontario’s new leader wreck Canada’s climate-change plan?

    If Alberta supports him, he might do”

    https://www.economist.com/the-economist-explains/2018/06/27/can-ontarios-new-leader-wreck-canadas-climate-change-plan

  19. Happy Canada Day, or Dominion Day, to you all.

    I’m celebrating by supporting some of my favourite sites today, a little donation to help them keep these sites up and running.

    Celebrating freedom by supporting those that will help keep us free!

  20. Canada desperately needs a new anthem. The old one is boring and depressing … like a funeral march. Plus the lyrics have been mashed so many times that no one knows them anymore. And I should mention, that under the current triumvirate, Trudeau, Butt’s and Soros, NO ONE IS STANDING ON GUARD FOR THEE.

    1. The Maple Leaf Forever

      I love the part

      “In Days of yore,
      From Britain’s shore
      Wolfe the dauntless hero came
      And planted firm Britannia’s flag
      On Canada’s fair domain.”

  21. Providing that liberals want a new National Anthem for America one that sounds all about a World Community of No Borders or Fences and of Bridges between nations just like all liberals with their walnut sized brains want

  22. Some good news this “Canada Day.” Russia are through to the quarter finals of the World Cup, beating Spain on penalty kicks.

    Actual headline from the MSM, who are convinced Russians can’t win a fair sports competition:

    https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/russia-is-not-this-good-right/

    They told themselves, well, Russia hasn’t played a team worth anything yet. Well, now they have. And they won.

    Cheer on Russia’s sons as they go all the way, and show the EU and the Third World (not that you can tell their teams apart) how the game is played.

  23. Stupid Liberal Justine’s War Against Canadians.

    …-

    “Canada must recognize that the game is changing”

    “Canadians seem genuinely surprised that the President is challenging many of the basic precepts of post-Second World War internationalism.

    The truth is he’s been consistent about the need to revisit the basic framework for U.S. global engagement for some time.”

    ” … the United States essentially became the main provider of security and peace in Europe and East Asia following the Second World War in exchange for global stability and an impediment to Soviet expansion.

    There was also an economic dimension. The United States would subsidize welfare-state spending among its allies by assuming a disproportionate share of military and security costs and support their economies by accepting asymmetrical economic relationships. This “enlightened” model became the foundation of the post-Second World War liberal order.

    It started with his campaign launch when he talked about the United States’ asymmetrical trade and military relationships with various countries. As he put it then: “We have all the cards, but we don’t know how to use them. We don’t even know we have the cards because our leaders don’t understand the game.””

    “The model has long outlived the late and unlamented Soviet Union. Subsequent administrations reaffirmed their support even though the global context had changed, and the United States’ resources and capacity became scarcer. That the “grand bargain” should persist was simply taken for granted. Even now the United States spends more on its military than the next eight countries combined.

    This will not continue….”

    https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-canada-must-recognize-that-the-game-is-changing/

    …-

    “Trump poised to ‘reverse’ seven decades of U.S. foreign policy, Stephen Harper says”

    ““The Trump presidency is a major source of global uncertainty,” Harper said Thursday in a speech in New Delhi, the speaking notes for which were obtained by The Canadian Press.

    “We do not have a clear idea of where the new president will head, but we do have some broad outlines.”

    Harper said Trump is “going to reverse the cornerstone of seven decades of American foreign policy.”

    Trump’s foreign policy will scale back U.S. involvement in global affairs and be guided by narrow economic interests, while coming to view China as a “geopolitical adversary,” Harper added.

    The speech comes on the eve of Trump’s inauguration …”

    https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/trump-poised-to-reverse-seven-decades-of-u-s-foreign-policy-stephen-harper-says

  24. There’s also another reason to celebrate July 1. Actress Olivia de Havilland turned 102 today!

      1. I won’t look. Don’t want to ruin my childhood late night movie crush.

  25. Stupid Mr. No Liberal Justine’s War Against Canadians.

    h/t Liberal NatSoc Freeland’s “tit-for-tat trade dispute” is now a sunset downer for SLJustine.

    …-

    “Donald Trump says he will wait until after midterm elections to sign new NAFTA deal”

    “… U.S. and Canada have been engaged in a tit-for-tat trade dispute…”.

    https://globalnews.ca/news/4307428/donald-trump-nafta-midterm-elections/

    …-

    “Trudeau: I said no to NAFTA sunset clause”

    https://www.parrysound.com/news-story/8642894-trudeau-i-said-no-to-nafta-sunset-clause/

  26. Stupid Liberal Justine’s War Against Canadians.

    T is For Texas.

    …-

    “Trump delaying NAFTA deal until after midterm elections” (g-m)

    >>> “Tenaris lays off 40 workers in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., following U.S. steel tariffs” (g-m)

    …-

    >>> “Tenaris to Resume Operations at Texas Mill, Hire 150 Workers”

    “The restart is expected to take place by September and Tenaris will form a team of 100 employees to operate the two areas of production.

    Tenaris will also hire another 150 employees to work at its seamless pipe mill in Bay City, Texas and its threading facility in Houston to support the increase in production.”

    https://www.rigzone.com/news/tenaris_to_resume_operations_at_texas_mill_hire_150_workers-21-jun-2018-156025-article/

  27. That’s a very weird image Google has put up for Canada Day — same shattered glass effect as the logo for 150th. I do miss that sense of connectedness and pride in country we used to have, not so long ago. I loved Harper’s efforts to create more awareness of Canadian heritage. Leftist did nothing but belittle those efforts, and now heritage is being systematically undermined.

  28. Stupid Liberal Justine’s War Against Canadians.

    Palpable Panic, Fear, & Wailing from leftist journo Ibbitson@g-m.

    NAFTA “lies moribund”, Ibbitson wails, acknowledging NAFTA is in a dying mode; knowing that Stupid Liberal Justine knifed/killed the NAFTA golden goose.

    “Although an agreement seemed within reach in May, it lies moribund today.”

    …-

    “Can one of the nicest places in the world – Canada – survive what’s to come?”

    “Although an agreement seemed within reach in May, it lies moribund today. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland simply must find a path to a new agreement.

    Canada’s economic future depends on it.”

    “Our commitments to high rates of immigration, to multicultural accommodation, to respect each for the other, to a free and open society are about to be tested.”

    https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-can-one-of-the-nicest-places-in-the-world-canada-survive-whats-to/

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