17 Replies to “Thursday On Turtle Island”

  1. “This was not journalism, this was taxpayer-funded propaganda for not just an industry dominated by predatory corporations that do not have our national interest in mind.”
    The CBC works with the One Party anti-Canadian Rulers of Canada to ensure Big Biz makes Big Profit.
    Another checkmark in the Shithole Status Ledger.

  2. Looks like Freeland finally has a job that doesn’t involve sucking off the teat of Canadian Taxpayers, but it doesn’t start until July 1st, 2026. She should still resign her MP job now so that the next liberal hack can be elected in a by-election.

    1. The Rhodes Trust has assets of £520 million.

      How much will it have after three years of Freeland’s governance?

      Note that twitchy will be paid $340,000 USD per year.

      I wasn’t able to find how much her housing allowance will be.

      I expect she’ll spend a lot of money traveling, wining and dining at the Trust’s expense.

    1. “The Legault government unilaterally extended the province’s MAID regulations to a point where doctors would effectively be committing murder if they complied. Specifically, Quebec’s health ministry permitted hospitals to start euthanizing unresponsive patients who have given “advance” authorization, violating federal laws requiring patients to be conscious.

      And so, Quebec’s justice minister, Simon Jolin-Barrette, simply told government lawyers not to pursue murder charges against any doctor euthanizing an unresponsive patient.”

      Extra fast MAID in Quebec to reduce health care costs.

    2. Perhaps they can declare themselves divine while they’re at it? Then they could shower us all with blessings.

      I believe Bismarck once said, “Matters such as this are not determined by the wordings of resolutions and votes in assemblies, but by blood and iron.” Of course, he was denounced as a monster for saying that.

      1. In fairness, it was Bismarck. He could tell you the time of day and sound like a monster. He really had that Karloff knack.

  3. “Petulant weak boys”
    It is remarkable that the pull to normal is by West. If he was of the light shade, he would be condemned, cancelled and damned to hell.
    Good for West, he is the kind of leader that people need.

    “Bearded 6’4″ Man In A Dress Says He Needs An Awareness Week For Greater Visibility”
    That is the whole of their sore life. The attention of others, patent exhibitionist.
    Apparently it’s working, viz the reports.
    Without the attention, these characters require, they would have no life to wrap around.

  4. Re: A B.C. woodworker.

    A little more perspective.

    Steidle is a personal friend of mine, and for the record, he is no Trump fan. Neither is he conservative. He was the Green candidate in the last provincial election.

    When even the Greens have problems with the CEEB…

    1. What? What’s so wrong about shipping cheap ChCom cabinetry to Canada’s overpriced housing market? If you DON’T allow that … or try to impose tariffs on that … then it’s a TAX on the Canadian consumer? Right? Your housing prices would spike even higher, Right?

      None other than financial expert Killer Marmot would certify that response to BadOrangeMan’s illegal [sic] tariffs.

      So enjoy your imported ChiCom woodwork. And yeah … economics is the ONE TRUTH that nobody can escape. It controls the lives of both conservative and leftists. Economics plays no favorites … unless you work for the government.

  5. The problem with a party line is that it is deductive, not inductive.

    Ideology makes facts fit dogmas, rather than evidence leading empirically to conclusions.

    So inflexible cults like climate-change orthodoxy, DEI, and Trump Derangement Syndrome make their adherents look utterly ridiculous.

    Yes VDH … yes they do.

    1. Hard to understand how a trucking company can secure insurance to cover drivers named “no name given” unless these OTR companies are operating without insurance.

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