A Whole Lot of Rosie

26 Replies to “A Whole Lot of Rosie”

1. Well Climate Barbie gave you the play book – repeat the lie often and loudly- and the majority will believe it.

   1. barton is the CBC’s biggest dirtbag

2. Such good fun seeing Rosie’s fat ass getting kicked publicly by her own network. And she’s been such a loyal whore for her bosses in going after the Ceeb’s political enemies. It will be so enjoyable seeing Barton bouncing to the unemployment line after CPC thrashes Marx Carnage, just as it was good seeing the rain of bodies falling out of CNN and MSNBC.

   The lamestream media: you can’t hate them enough.

3. Sometimes you can see the difference between Americans and Canadians so clearly. This is one of those times.

   Were a party within the US to make the claim of genocide against another faction of the country without evidence, documentation or authentication…there wouldn’t just be shrugs and eye rolls. There would be justified anger. There would be a valid, thorough and timely investigation that would disallow stonewalling and obfuscation so as to make a proper determination as to the facts.

   I don’t understand how your “Indigenous” groups are able to block a determination of truth when the accusations are so monumental. That seems much too patronizing to me and I can’t imagine a vast majority of Americans just letting the issue sit and fester.

   Hell the US freely admits to a form of genocide (or at least mistreatment) of “Indigenous” tribes within our boundaries (Trail of Tears comes to mind). But, we wouldn’t just let the issue ripen.

   1. You must be new around Canada and have never had a retarded uncle.

   2. Kanada gave its sovereignty away to the Chinese controlled UN and must now cower to the indigenous as per the OHCHR agreement.

      1. The very mission statement of the OHCHR states that they are responsible for ADDRESSING human rights violations.

         It doesn’t seem to me that it’s being ADDRESSED at all. Instead, it’s being used as a tool by your “Indigenous peoples”. And, that tool is only useful in that there is a refusal to determine the factual truth. One could argue that such behavior is, in fact, a human rights violation in that it insinuates a prejudicial behavior of a party that is disallowed to prove their innocence. Like I said above. In the US that would piss us off, and the anger would likely be bi-partisan.

         The problem seems to be a failure to push for a proper investigation.

4. What’s funny is, you can read the correction by CBC as a criticism of Rosie’s claim, not just a reply to Rebel News.

   Under its “Corrections and Clarifications” section, the public broadcaster stated: “As CBC News has reported on multiple occasions, what several Indigenous communities across Canada have discovered on the sites of some former residential schools are potential burial sites or unmarked graves.”

   As CBC has reported on multiple occasions, but Rosie hasn’t seemed to pick up on, even though she is the chief political correspondent and not a junior reporter, the sites are potential sites or unmarked graves but not actual sites.

   It is hard to imagine a scenario where any of these sites will ever be excavated.

   1. My favorite is that they’ve found “proof” of “possible” burial sites. WTF?

5. LOVE that thread title, Francisco…nicely done. 🙂

   1. A whole Little Lotta Rosie

   2. However, when I listen to the song, someone, while heavy, but much, much more attractive than Barton appears in my head. (I once dated a not skinny girl named Grace, she was Amazing)

      1. I was referring to Little Lotta, the fat comic book girl from the 50s and 60s, but anything that reminds one of Led Zeppelin is good. Rock on.

         1. AC/DC with Bon Scott….

6. From the story:

   “Despite the widespread assumption that the anomalies indicated mass graves, no remains have been found following excavation attempts.”

   What “excavation attempts” would those be, exactly?

   1. Fred
      The ones paid for but not executed.

   2. Excavation attempts! Can you dig it?

   3. I believe there was one excavation carried out in Manitoba somewhere. Of course no bodies were discovered.

      But the funny thing was the tribal chief was actually disappointed with the result.

      1. “I believe there was one excavation carried out in Manitoba somewhere. Of course no bodies were discovered.”

         In a church basement, of all places.

         “But the funny thing was the tribal chief was actually disappointed with the result.”

         Yes, but he vowed to “keep looking” anyway…

         1. Well, in fairness, he’d probably placed bets. I can sympathize. It must have seemed like a sure thing.

7. meh.
   aint the only time:
   www. cnn. com/ 2025/01/08/business/video/meta-hired-fact-checker-reacts-zuckerberg-policy-ac-digvid

8. Why can’t Fatass be made to say it herself?
   Or
   Why Won’t Fatass be made to say it?
   The whole charade is a serious blood libel against every Canadian.

9. If I could afford to do an AI short movie, it would be a version of Rosemary’s Baby with Rosemary Barton in Mia Farrow’s role, and Mark Carney instead of John Cassavetes.

10. Rosemary made a grave error due to previous CBC reports.

    1. I see what you did there. The election’s not over until the fat Carney sings.

11. There was a news woman named Barton
    Who took to mooo-ing and fartin’
    They corked up her ass
    She filled up with gas
    And croaked from a surplus of carbon.