Tuesday On Turtle Island

Turtle Island 15 Comments

Lord Carney’s Canada:    Most transparent Cdn. government ever.    Tourism in Blackie’s Cuba.    Math is hard.

The Democrat Party’s America:    A Texas imam.    The Super Bowl.    Another Texas imam.    A race war.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC:    No virus mutates more efficiently than fear.    Descendent of a slave trader king.    Muslim rape gangs.

Your morning meme.      Another meme.

15 Replies to “Tuesday On Turtle Island”

    1. They should stay there and embrace the warm comfort of communism, while they benefit from state run slavery of the populace.

      1. Only the Cuban communists ever loved the Canadians, who’ve helped prolong the life of the regime by at least 35 years by going to Cuba every year to saturate themselves with rum and have sex with underage Cuban prostitutes. Ordinary Cubans hate their guts. (They call the French Canadians “Tabarnacos,” because all they say is “tabarnak.”) Their sudden departure now is a sign that the régime might finally have run out of other people’s money and out of time.

        Please, let the Tabarnacos leave Cuba. And once they’re out make sure they stay gone. If they never return it’ll be too soon.

  2. “Americans were forced to sit through one of their biggest cultural events of the year …”

    A “cultural event”? The Superbowl? And, BTW, nobody was “forced” to do anything.

    1. I did not watch the SB or its halftime show. About that halftime show. Did the audience sit silent? Did it boo? Or, did it cheer like the insufferable twats they are? (And not the canned fake cheering the sports reporters use for reporting an NHL goal scored by the visitors.)

  3. the fear virus link gives me additional insight how in blazes herr adolph did it.
    to the point l have to disregard the dismissive ’twas an aberration’ ie it can all happen AGAIN
    one more piece of The End Times puzzle in place now.

    and another box for oz’s personal attack !_! lol

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