119 Replies to “He Admires Their Basic Dictatorship”

    1. Coyne is a very compromised Caged Parrot. Who speaks when Trudeau nods his head.
      What else can he do, his sister had a love child with Pierre Trudeau. This child is Justin Trudeau’s half sister.
      So in reality Coyne is doing as he is told. Talk down, slander and attack on command. Same as all the old fat a*sed soiled doves at the CBC CTV and Global. Ha ha ha.
      The Empire of Lies is dying

      This is what is terrifying Ottawa and Trudeau . Just like Tamara Lich terrified we Justin
      https://3speak.tv/watch?v=vladtepesblog/kaiixzgt

        1. “Coyne is a certified CBC approved “conservative””

          Yes, which means he is a ‘Progressive’ Conservative (aka Liberal Lite), and thus safe to have on their TV panels….he poses absolutely no threat to The Narrative.

      2. “This child is Justin Trudeau’s half sister.”…..or maybe not, in terms of consanguinity.

    2. po faced yob has no idea of how much hatred there is in the west for the prancing princess and his suckup friends..only pepsi’s and eastern yob snobs know how the country works. fk them and the frogs they bounced in on.

  2. I see he got the latest “ism” from the PMO.

    Remember if you oppose Ottawa you must be against the constitution which by association will mean you oppose the Trudeau charter, and because it’s Trudeau’s charter and you also oppose him, that means you’re anti-Canadian.

    Wash rinse repeat.

    1. The Charter is rubbish and is the reason why Klaus Barbie can easily make pronouncements that Justin the puppet-head will follow.

      Return to the Bill of Rights.

  4. It’s funny…Coyne has the Ukraine flag on his tweet…..I guess he doesn’t realize that Ukraine unilaterally declared its independence from the USSR on August 24, 1991 when it proclaimed that Ukraine would no longer follow the laws of USSR and only the laws of the Ukrainian SSR. In other words, Ukraine essentially said that it would no longer listen to the dictates of the totalitarians in far away Moscow.
    Oh….and the Alberta Act IS constitutional.
    https://nationalpost.com/opinion/carson-jerema-surprise-danielle-smiths-sovereignty-act-is-very-likely-constitutional

    I’d also suggest that a “big stick” might just be the one that is carried by the Alberta government which controls those valves on the oil and gas pipelines out of Alberta….you know, with a cold winter coming on and everything.

      1. It is a great signal. Eastern Orthodox Church is a nothing but Pootin’s fifth column. Are you concerned about persecutions of Evangelicals in Crimea? How about a ban on all Protestant churches in LPR? Persecution of Protestant churches in russia? No? Just Eastern Orthodox Church in Ukraine. I see, just like only Ukrainian Nazis matter. Of course.

        1. How is your pious-mobile going?

          Is the battery made by Congolese children still holding out or has it exploded?

    3. Art

      “…Alberta government which controls those valves on the oil and gas pipelines out of Alberta….you know, with a cold winter coming on and everything…”

      Sitting here working in that very Industry at Suncor Fort Hills Mine…you’re goddamned RIGHT..!!

      Danielle is no pushover and it is beyond long long time that a True Albertan told the feds to F off.

      I am loving her initiatives….big freaking time. I would Note that TMX is nearing completion… adding 800,000 bbls of capacity daily to our exports.

      Now:
      Time for this Govt to embark on a “Nation Building Exercise”

      CONSTRUCT 3 ea 42″ X80 Pipelines from Hardisty, Fort Sask and Edmonton straight North to connect with the Trans Alaskan Pipeline system direct to Valdez – a yr round ice free deep water port capable of handling VLCC & ULCC tankers.

      Build it and they will come…by the hundreds of thousands.

      As for Coyne: Another Anti Canadian Fascist Pig deserving a Hemp necklace

  6. I’ve long suspected that Coyne was a bought-and-paid-for scribe of the Laurentian elite. I was wrong about one thing: His masters are much more global.

    1. Why suspect? It’s a badge worn proudly. Coyne comes from a long and illustrious line of Coynes, who have all been faithful and elite servitors of Empire.

        1. As I understand it she wanted a kid sired by T1. Not sure it was an affair, more like a business arrangement. I’m sure the old creep T1 insisted on natural insemination.

          1. When Pierre Elliott Trudeau was first elected in 1969/1970, I was in Grade 12 in Edmonton. I remember my father and his friends discussing him and the fact that he was 50 years old and “not married”. This was code for the fact that he was “light in the loafers” “gayer than Christmas”. When he married Maggie, there was a lot of “nudge,nudge, wink, wink!”.

          2. Big Momma, when lived in Ottawa I had a lifetime girlfriend (Hughette) whose ex-husband was an advisor to Trudeau in the PMO, on bilingualism (he was from France and she was a Quebecker). This was bedroom talk between her and me, but it was common knowledge in Pierre’s PMO that Pappa Truudeau was bisexual.

  8. Coyne, the face of the Laurentian elite, expressing signature snark at the impertinence of a thinking provincial Premier standing up to the Constitutional inequality from which it suffers.

    1. Ah, yes.

      The Snarkoid Elites from the planet Laurentia.

      What would we do with our tax dollars if we weren’t propping up the entire Leftist cabal.

      He always seems like such an unhappy man.

  9. As mentioned in the twitter comments, let the Trudeau Liberal NDP government start the tough guy routine with Quebec.

    The federal government has rarely had a problem shovelling taxpayer money and allowing maximum autonomy for the province of Quebec, whose unofficial provincial motto is “Gimme, gimme, gimmee”. But when the western prairies is merely telling the rest of Canada “all we want is for you to FO and leave us alone but we will continue to pay you billions more than we receive in return if you quit attacking our economy” then central Canada throws a massive hissy fit.

    I agree that at some point the nuclear option of shutting off the energy supply from Alberta and Saskatchewan might be necessary – oil, gas, heating fuel, propane, petrochemical raw materials, everything leaving our provinces by pipe, rail and highways. Then refuse to participate in the egg and dairy marketing boards by setting up unrestricted provincial quotas. Continue and then expand resitance to control by central Canada.Become ungovernable.

    1. the nuclear option of shutting off the energy supply from Alberta and Saskatchewan might be necessary

      Look, Junior already trashed “the constitution” over parking violations and a bad cold season. Do you really think freezing in the dark is less concerning in comparison?

      Unless and until the prairie provinces have an army to match Ottawa’s, with no occupying police forces, they’ll need to use their wits. It shouldn’t be too difficult, as the Laurentians are mostly fat, lazy, numbskulls.

      1. “An army to match Ottawa’s”

        I recently read an article that Canada’s military is down to 23,000 active duty soldiers ,but, only half of those are classified as combat ready soldiers.

        “Right now, the Canadian Army has roughly 23,000 active-duty personnel – and fewer than half of those are front-line soldiers. So, even if Canada scrambled its entire army into the Caribbean, that’s going to work out to about 11,000 people with guns.”

        https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/canada-going-to-invade-haiti

        The combined population of Alberta and Saskatchewan is over 5 million, with high rates of legal firearm ownership. Then there’s our incredibly incompetent federal government that can’t manage passports, airports, medicine procurement, military training etc. Frankly the Trudeau Liberals would have trouble organizing a lemonade stand. All they really have is an oversupply of government paid keyboard warriors like Coyne.

        1. “Ottawa’s army” is on record saying that they’d be unable to field anything more than the most modest of forces for any military operations. I wouldn’t be *too* concerned. The BNA Act doesn’t allow a province to set up its own army, but it does allow for a provincial police force.

          Follow Japan’s lead — when they surrendered, a new constitution was basically foisted upon them by the Allies stating that they were perpetually disallowed to recreate their armed forces.

          So today, Japan’s the only country on Earth that has a police force that possesses fast corvette destroyers, tanks, armoured personnel carriers and fighter jets, and of course the trained personnel to operate all of that stuff. (And probably nukes, though they won’t cop to it.)

          Don’t wanna go that far? Fine. Switzerland’s cantons require all adults in a certain age range to be a part of defensive militia and to maintain a small cache of weapons (including anti-tank rockets, in some cases!) in each Swiss residence. I recently hosted a Swiss couple and they told me a lot about it. With a little creative thinking, an Alberta Police Force could be established that can deputize any adult volunteer in Alberta to make a “police reserve” several hundred thousand strong. The deputies would be required as part of their service to maintain their existing weapons plus adequate stocks of ammunition, to be called upon as necessary.

          There are ways to deal with a FedGov that thinks it can simply run roughshod over a province’s exclusive rights in the BNA Act. No-one guarantees that countries will exist forever, and quite a few observers of the Canadian scene over the last dozen years or so have opined that Trudeau has the “unique” qualities of character that could cause a rift in Confederation during the 2020s.

          One way or the other, The Hair That Walks Like A Man™ is going down in the history books.

          1. As a seperatist, liberation of the western prairies from the abusive relationship with the rest of Canada would be the preferable outcome. Realistically, that will take time and planning. Any tough guy moves from Trudeau will accelerate and increase the seperatist sentiment. In the end, I think two separate countries will be better and happier than one dysfunctional county.

          2. “The BNA Act doesn’t allow a province to set up its own army, but it does allow for a provincial police force.”

            If I’m trying to secede, the last thing I’m worried about is contravening the BNA Act…

          3. If I’m trying to secede, the last thing I’m worried about is contravening the BNA Act…

            And if you’re not trying to secede?

            I love my country, but I **DESPISE** its FedGov, and right now, the existing FedGov is the problem. Secession is a nuclear option (though I wouldn’t want it to be off the table). You don’t invoke nuclear options lightly.

          4. As you probably know, the Saskatchewan government is setting up the Saskatchewan Marshal Service. There’s no reason why an expanded marshal force couldn’t be the precursor to what you, Garth, describe.

            My understanding is that Alberta is planning on setting up a similar provincial police service.

          5. Garth, with respect, AB, SK & (possibly) MB’s only way out of this cluster-fukc is secession. And no, I come to this conclusion not lightly. It’s taken a lifetime of buggering by the Feds on both sides.

            As I’ve repeatedly mentioned, in 1915 the Grain Growers Guide published a cartoon titled, The Milch Cow where a milk cow was positioned across Canada. Farmers from the prairie provinces were feeding it & top-hatted elites from central Canada were milking it. Ten years after joining confederation we knew what the GD problem was.

            Over a hunnert years later, same GD problem. The height of folly is to think you can fix this by voting it out. Lower mainland, central Canadian, Laurentian elite & east coast voters are not going to bite the hand that feeds them. We either start shooting or we start leaving. I prefer the latter.

            If you’re not in AB/SK & you want rid of the pestilence, I suggest moving here soon. It’s a long shot but it’s the only one.

          6. Biker, don’t forget what the cow was doing to the Maritime provinces.

            Not that we’re any bastion of sanity, but it does bear pointing out that Confederation all but destroyed most Maritime pre-existing trade routes which were sea-based to the American east coast, erecting protectionist barriers forcing commerce inland to Upper & Lower Canada. The Maritimes have never amounted to spit since.

          9. “Realistically, that will take time and planning. ”

            I am afraid the window is passing you by. With every planeload full of turd world enrichers landing in Redmonton and Nenshitown your chances for separation dwindle.

        2. LC

          “…So, even if Canada scrambled its entire army into the Caribbean, that’s going to work out to about 11,000 people with guns…”

          They may have some guns, like a 1940′ version Browning 9mm and some FN -C1/C2’s, matching much of their other outdated gear….but what of ammunition..? I’m betting the Turd has shipped much of that to the Ukraine

        3. LC, After the Chretien years, the Canuck Military called them “the dark years” Gee, I’m now wondering how they’ll refer to the Turd II years. I’ll bet there will be some statement laced with profanity!

          Honestly, I don’t think the Canadian military would have their heart in it to attack fellow Canadians, but I’d bet the Turd would happily bring in a large UN deployment!

          1. I honestly do not think it would ever get to that point, GerryK. My bet is a negotiated settlement of either maximum autonomy or secession.

            Yes, steakman, the Canadian military seems under-equipped. The powers that be in Canada seen more interested in surveillance and propaganda against its own citizens than properly equipping its soldiers.

          2. Gerry K

            He has already done that very thing in the trucker supposed “insurrection”

            There was at least a Company sized group of PIGS who did not speak English and were wearing All GREEN military gear totally unknown here in North America..from their boots to their helmets.

            2 UN planes had landed in North Bay, without question their transport.

            LC

            True that..!!

        4. Bingo to LC point above about Ab and Sask. Next rhetorical question – no wonder why the Libs are quietly trying to issue in more guns to be restricted? Problem is, they’ll probably get away with it because 9 out of 10 Canadians have been brainwashed by US scare tactics for years (re: also recent narrative shaping by shooting out East) and will think this is a good thing. Overall, I’d give them (scratch that, those holding the actual strings) more credit than lemonade stand. Someone knows what they are doing, just not the puppets we see.

          1. Generally, gun control policies have a 30% compliance rate, IIRC. With the federal conservative party saying they’ll scrap the law and the provincial governments in AB&SK saying they won’t participate in enforcement and the collapse of the previous long gun registry due to non-compliance…I suspect the compliance rate for Trudeau’s new gun grab will be extremely low.

            I doubt that many hunters, farmers and rifle owners around here give a shit about what Trudeau wants. Very few people on the prairies respect him or his government. The Trudeau name is basically just a punchline for jokes and the focal point for anger directed towards the federal government. I suppose the federal Liberal-NDP government can keep passing laws that we ignore but it only makes them look more and more impotent.

        5. “Right now, the Canadian Army has roughly 23,000 active-duty personnel – and fewer than half of those are front-line soldiers. So, even if Canada scrambled its entire army into the Caribbean, that’s going to work out to about 11,000 people with guns.”

          So the New York City police department outnumbers our army 3 to 1, then? Awesome.

    2. Ah, you forgit LC, they might just bring a TANK to make you pay more. Andrew Groin is and always has been an idiot!
      I hope Albert and Saskabush leave the shitshow called confederation, and screw up the TurD’Oh plan.

      1. Well, I’m not going to bash Canada’s soldiers. They are doing the best they can under the circumstances of underfunding, bad leadership and gross incompetence by politicians. Lots of good people in the military. But they are not suitably equipped to “invade” any place any time soon.

        2. LC

          …having served I totally agree with your statement. The Rank and file have been under Leftist “attack” since the 70’s. A purposeful continuing destruction of “esprit de corps” ALLWAYS by some Liberal Led Govt.

    3. Make damn sure you have a provincial force to match the r c m p, and the few thousand idiots who may be dumb enough to follow a federal order.

    1. Small world. Pierre Trudeau knocked up his cousin. Justin Trudeau is Pierre’s step child. Andrew’s old man was fired from The Bank of Canada by the Conservatives in 1961 because he was incompetent. Like father, like son.

  11. The federal Liberal Party of Canada is the largest anti-constitutional organization in the country today, and the big stick needs to come down on this clown’s melon.

    1. My thoughts, precisely. Bring your stick, Andy. After we take it away from you & teach you a lesson w/ it, you can take it home & hang it on your wall as a reminder of your stupidity.

  12. Well whaddya know…someone just knocked Zach Paikin to the number 2 spot as having the most punchable face. Not a bad run, Zach.
    Save the Teddy Roosevelt speech for your pals over Scotch and cigars at the Rosedale Club tough guy.
    Strange how whenever Quebec rattles the chain guys like Coyne fold like cheap tents.
    Anyways, my contempt for Coyne has been well documented. No sense going over it again.

  13. Doesn’t Smith’s Sovereignty Act only apply when the Federal Government ignores the Constitution? How is opposing unconstitutionality unconstitutional? Coyne is a bit of an ass.

    1. yes. its the feds ignoring the constitution .

      it all smells of Butts and Freeland the dwarf queen , trudeau can always hide under the blanket of stupid .

  15. Coyne is just a paid-for Liberal hack. He is just regurgitating exactly what they want him to….probably another Liberal “journalist” looking for a political spot in his future. Just like know-nothing Freeland.

  16. Coyne is a complete asshole.
    Worse, he’s a statist and a federalist.
    I wouldn’t give him the steam of my piss.

  17. Here’s Coyne’s whole article:
    https://archive.ph/UKIMi

    His options,
    -ignore the act & hope that it will fizzle out, like the Equalization referendum [or the elected senate or …]
    – Let the courts handle it
    – At some point face the more general uppityness of several provinces.

    After writing this, he went on the CBC Issues program, where all the other panelists suggested the first,
    and that this Act is basically put out in hopes that the Federal Government will overreact
    so that the UPC can get past the May election.
    Judge for yourself: https://twitter.com/ABDanielleSmith

  18. Another one who probably thinks that turdo la first shitting his pants and calling in the troops back in ’70 constituted a shining example of courage and strength.

  19. When they issue threats to the west, we are without a doubt doing the right thing for us ! We all need to make our presence known every time we have a chance to support our current western leaders. The energy, guns and agriculture is ours, WE are the ones with the big stick ! The east can monopolize maple syrup, it’s all yours Andrew

  21. Years & years ago Coyne was .. not awful. He could call the Libs on their crap.

    Then Harper got into power. It didn’t take long for Coyne to be infected with Harper Derangement Syndrome. He lost his marbles. Everything but everything Harper did was wrong, an assault on Canadian values, an affront to our constitution, blah blah blah. He endorsed Ignatieff for PM in 2011, that’s how far gone he was.

    And he’s never come back. The infection was fatal. His undead, unthinking corpse is now just another Liberal drone spouting the approved Laurentian opinions. Resistance is futile.

    The same thing is happening to Chantal Hebert, only she’s infected with the new variant of HDS, namely Pollievre Derangement Syndrome. Just another strain of Conservative Derangement Syndrome I suppose.

  22. There seem to be a really surprising number of Ottawa types who want to get in a fight with somebody. Coyne’s Big Stick comment here, right in the middle of the latest gun control push and on-going vaccine bullroar, not to mention purging the ranks of the Forces, this is third-world dictator stuff.

    Good thing all the tanks are in Germany, eh?

    1. Yes, but Ottawa is full of people who were traumatized by truckers and now suffer from phantom honking PTSD. Not exactly hardy stock coming out of that particular city. Pretty sure you’d have to forcefully drag them out from under their beds and other hidey holes and super glue a firearm to their hands…then hope they don’t accidentally shoot themselves or their fellow soldiers.

      By contrast, prairie kids like myself and our kids start using firearms at 10-12 years old. Moving from targets to gophers to big game as they get older. Now I’m back to rifle range targets to sight in firearms before hunting season. The kids and husband do the hunting.

      1. Ah but Ottawa isn’t full of such people. Those complaining were/are Liberal supporters.

  24. I welcome an assault by Trudeau/Singh/Notley on Alberta. Hope they do their absolute worst to us. Nothing unites a people like having a common enemy.

    Coyne had better remember where the butter for his bread comes from. All those media bailouts getting handed out by Trudeau are being paid for by Albertans.

    1. “Nothing unites a people like having a common enemy.”

      Nails it.

      Freezing & starving a population is a pretty damn fine line to be walking, even for entirely clewless & ignorant {spit} Progs.

  25. Thanks for this one Kate, another Kinsella bike registration number. Amazing how many SDA adherents can see the solutions to so many of our problems, especially the answer around the latest Liberal gun grab. How about a provincial Bill of Rights which would include the right to preserve self-defense, and which would include the right to maintain personal health autonomy.

    2. Part & parcel of my suggested Alberta constitution for DS, among more than 2 dozen other suggestions.

  28. Yes. Please send Justin with his biggest, thickest stick. He can go back with the stick up his ass. Coyne can watch, if he buys a ticket.

  30. I don’t know how anyone can’t see that the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is not even worth the paper it is printed upon.

    There is an out for the government in the very first paragraph!

    “The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.”

    Rights and freedoms don’t come from government, they come from God and Birthright and are not subject to revision by any government du jour, based on what is made popular by indoctrination of it citizens into what they think is right or appropriate, especially where freedom or democracy are under assault by the government itself and the populous, which is being indoctrinated into going along with it..

    1. It is what is known as a “parchment guarantee”…..and as we have seen, the fascist in Ottawa has no problem trampling on it.

    2. That “out for the government” is what I call the “kill switch” of the Charter; I first started railing against it back when I was in Law School in the late 80s (to no avail, of course — most of the students and all of the profs thought the Charter was just peachy). I even had one prof teaching a seminar on ConLaw that explicitly argued that the Charter was better than the U.S. equivalent because it contained the kill switch.

      S.1 and s.33 of the Charter render the rest of the Charter meaningless except as some kind of pleasantry.

      1. Better for whom, is the question?

        It is the kill switch and the rest that came after was the waste of time and paper.
        It should have stopped right then and there, like something being conceived and written up, then abandoned by a high school debate team.

  31. ” The law is not an ass, and the courts are not fools: they are not about to collude in the neutering of an entire order of government.”

    The courts are fools, especially after the supreme court unilaterally amended the constitution so that “Justin’s Carbon tax on Everything” was declared legal despite environmental protection being the sole jurisdiction of the provinces.

    Also the Glob and Flail doesn’t seem to require it’s opinion columnists to disclose if they are receiving any payments that might be a conflict of interest.

    1. That’s odd, according to law:

      “To change the Constitution using the general formula, the change needs to be approved by 1) the federal Parliament, 2) the Senate, and 3) a minimum number of provincial legislatures. There must be at least seven provinces that approve the change, representing at least 50% of Canada’s population.”

      Harper’s shame, for not filling all those seats when he had the chance. There’s no respect in politics. Got to have a hard line, the other parties will walk all over you, if you don’t!

  32. Coyne should spend more time looking for his chin and less time regurgitating Turdhole/NDP narratives.

    If Smith wants to make the corrupt Turdhole journalists and Turdhole fart catchers like Coynt happy, just declare the Alberta Sovereignty Act as an act of the Alberta Health care system.

    We all know Coyne is all in for fascism and tyranny at the federal and Provincial level as long as its ” for your health”… no need for proof or any science to back up the tyrannical acts of governance, a politicians word of impending doom without proof is good enough for old chinless Andy to get onboard.

    The Alberta Sovereignty Act should be filed under the Alberta Health care Act which would allow and encourage the culling of civil liberties and a brutal end to any idea or thought of, “rights and freedoms”.

    That’ll shut up Regime mouthpieces like Coyne because its about, “healthcare”.

    Either that or call it, ” The Quebek Act”, an act that allows the Provincial Government to ignore federal laws and crush civil liberties of certain specified ‘groups” anytime they want without a peep from the federal Government or their Regime “journalists”.

    I sure hope that semi-literate Andy is able to find his chin…. try looking behind the fridge Andy…. incidentally, does Andy still believe that the country will not survive because Bev Oda ordered an Orange Juice ?

    Poor Andy, chinless, spineless, ball-less, irrelevant Orangejuicephobic Government “journalist”.
    The fact that the Taxpayer is forced to pay Coynes salary as a Turdhole/NDP propagandist is pathetic.
    Good thing no one gives a shit what the man without a chin has to say about anything.

  33. Time for Canadians to start thinking about what “big sticks” they can deploy to deal with a-holes like this. The politicians need to be outed, doxxed, and their home addresses published. No hiding behind officialdom. This stuff isn’t just for “official” consumption. These are threats. He’s a domestic terrorist. Know where he can be found.

  34. We do need a big stick and Andrew should shove it where the sun doesn’t shine. As well he should get off the government teat.

  35. I detect a shift in librano strategy. They’ve been rolling out the Bong as a mature statesman. No more going off script where he typically screws up. As a thespian he now has a new delivery. Rex Murphy pointed out that the chattering classes judged his “performance” last week like they were critiquing a play. They were swept away by his delivery, never heard a word he said.

    The Bong has said he’s not going to pick a fight with Alberta. That’s probably smart. He isn’t going to give Danielle Smith an easy target in Ottawa to fight an election on.

    1. On the other hand, why should Junior care if Smith gets re-elected? It might not be ideal to his way of “thinking”, but as long as she’s there, Alberta can be the whipping boy that gets him re-elected by acting as the saviour of Canada.

      Note: “Canada” to the Laurentian Elite is Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and the territory in between.

      Trudeau I got his last majority by campaigning against an “uppity” Alberta, e.g. “don’t these proletarian outlanders realize WE own this place?? We’ve got to knock the stuffing out of these puffed-up plebeians!”

      The strategy won all of two seats in the west, both in Manitoba, but he had enough out east to get his majority and bring in the NEP and his stupid worthless vanity project of a constitution.

      It’s the Librano SOP.

      1. Correct. I think this is the election strategy they’ve been waiting to use, but haven’t had anything tangible to fabricate into a trumped-up pretext.

        A “constitutional” fight with Alberta would be perfect.

        Trudeau already dressed up as superman one Hallowe’en; you just know he’s got a Captain Canada costume somewhere in his closet of anxieties. He’d love nothing more than to don it and fly to the rescue of the Toronto-Montreal-Ottawa axis of evil.

        People around here really do underestimate just how demented and corrupt these Libranos are.

        1. People around here really do underestimate just how demented and corrupt these Libranos are.

          AND how politically successful they are, pandering to the self-absorbed, parasitic voter in the eastern metro ridings.

          1. Don’t worry, Trudeau has plenty of arse lickers out west too. You know, those that have been “working” from home from a G.O.C. laptop for the last 2 years.

  36. The federal government exists to serve us, if they don’t, then we don’t need them. All it would take to dissolve the federation is a provincial leaders conference and a decision to dissolve the federation and abolish the federal government.

  37. I saw Andrew and Chantel on Youtube one day. I don’t have TV but sometimes I get an annoying bit of fluff from Communist Broadcasting Cabal. I didn’t bother to watch and so I have no idea what they were nattering about but I was struck by their appearance. I was reminded of a line from that song “The Old Grey Mare She Ain’t What She Used To Be” . What a tired, worn out ,hackneyed lot they had on there. I needed eye bleach after that brief glimpse as I quickly moved on.

  38. The first agenda item is to unsign any equalization payment agreements. No one west of Thunderbay would be affected.

    1. Here, here. End equalization immediately. Move to where the work is or starve. Subsidies for poorly run or insolvent provinces is futile, like feeding that stray dog.

    2. trudeau enshrined his equalization formula, robbing from Alberta and giving to Quebec and the atlantic provinces, in his “constitution”; he also created his amendment straightjacket so that the trudeau constitution will never be changed or repealed. oh, and the over-representation of the Atlantic provinces in the HoC is also in the constitution.

      so how do you feel about your beloved constitution now, canuck? (Canuck is old Algonquiin word for “sucker”)

  39. Unacceptable.

    Equalization is taxation without representation.
    Financial RAPE.
    Socialism on steroids.

    Zero NEED for it whatSoever.

  40. He’s praying for a confrontation, ain’t he? Wetting his pants in anticipation. Praying that his hateful little suggestion plants a seed.

    1. I agree. He’s got a woody to go chastise some deplorables. This has been an open thing ever since Shiny Pony made that “Do we tolerate these people?” comment on that French-language tv show.

      Typical Liberal, really. If you don’t go along, you will be MADE to go along. It’s an attitude that’s got a long history in this country. They only believe in Freedom as long as you do it “properly”. Meaning, their way.

      So now they think it’s time to get out the Big Stick. Enough coddling the non-conformist Nazi scum!

      Sure bro. That’s going to work out great.

    1. There’s a tremendous opportunity here to start trotting out Rene Levesque speeches. Danielle Smith can just read them in English every time she goes on the CBC.

      1. I like it, of course. But there’s only one problem: it won’t work down east. Why? Because easterners won’t understand why Alberta thinks it has any constitutional equivalency with Quebec.

        Whether easterners realize it or not, their innate, instinctive feeling about “Canada” is that it was formed in 1840 with the union of what is now Ontario and Quebec. Forget all this 1867 stuff. It’s 1840 and Ontario and Quebec that matter.

        Both formerly independent colonies were given equal representation in parliament. They were a number of irritants with this arrangement, and neither “Canada West” (Ontario) or “Canada East” (Quebec) was content, so they decided to divert themselves by creating an empire out of “the nether regions”; i.e., the Maritimes and the west. This “Canada” (Quebec-Ontario) empire is what 1867 is all about.

        There is no sense of “equality” outside of that between Ontario and Quebec equally lording it over the regions. Provinces were subservient to the Dominion government, and the Dominion was always going to be “Canada”, the two original colonies that are today Ontario and Quebec.

        The west was brought in to pay for everything, as the work horses and milk cows. “Canada”, i.e. Ontario and Quebec, will never alter its centralist, parasitic mentality. Ever. The west must go its own way to achieve a prosperous autonomy.

  42. The funny thing for me is that electricity generation is not a resource. Therefore, it doesn’t count in the equalization payment calculations. Who negotiated that one? I want him on my team.

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