Wednesday On Turtle Island

The Democrat Party’s America:    Communism and socialism.    VDH – The monster awakens.    Allegiance to Allah.    Newsom’s affair.    Islamic terror in NYC.

Carnival Carney’s Canada:    Beyond the tantrum.    Carney’s Toronto Star.    A giveaway.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC:    His facts are wrong.    Paul Joseph Watson – Are you kidding me.    Roger Watson – From the caveman.

Your morning meme.        Another meme.

6 Replies to “Wednesday On Turtle Island”

  1. “His facts are wrong” is a defining characteristic of the climate nutter crowd, going all the way back to “An Inconvenient Truth”.

  2. Today our lord and saviour Mark Carney burns jet fuel to Alberta for a photo-op. I wonder what kind of gourmet meals are being served on the plane.

  3. Lies.
    Nothing but lies.

    Was going to comment on how UNETHICAL the Cdn. Media is, particularly the Red Star- owned and operated by the LPOC.
    144 years of supporting the Liberal Party.

    Please note that Wikipedia says the Red Star supported the PC Party in 1972 and 1974.
    More Lies!
    The Red Star supported Stanfield vs Trudeau in 1972 and 1974?
    Didn’t happen.
    No way.
    Baloney.
    Balderdash.
    Bovine excrement.
    Lies are the Canadian Media Way.
    Nothing but Lies.

    “Fed Subsidy Buys Ethics: Star

    Parliament must maintain secret subsidies for the Toronto Star to “promote ethical governance,” its publisher has written MPs. Payroll rebates worth $29,750 per newsroom employee are set to roll back to pre-Covid rates of $13,750 this winter: “Priority should be given to maintaining the journalism labour tax credit at current rates.”

    Election endorsements

    “In the 50 years to 1972, the Star endorsed the Liberal Party in each federal general election.[56] In the fifteen federal elections between 1968 and 2019, the Star has endorsed the Liberal Party eleven times, the New Democratic Party twice, and the Progressive Conservative Party twice.[50]

    Elections in which the Star did not endorse the Liberals took place in 1972 and 1974 (when it endorsed the Progressive Conservatives), and in 1979 and 2011 (when it endorsed the NDP).[56][50] In the 2011 election, the Star endorsed the NDP under Jack Layton.[57] However, to avoid vote splitting that could inadvertently help the Conservatives under Stephen Harper, which it saw as the worst outcome for the country, the paper also recommended Canadians vote strategically by voting for “the progressive candidate best placed to win” in certain ridings.[58] For the 2015 election, the Star endorsed the Liberal Party under Justin Trudeau,[59] and did so again in 2019[60] and 2021.[61] The Star endorsed the Liberals under Mark Carney for the 2025 federal election.[62]”

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