Author: Robert

Open Question for the the Elbows Up Supporters of the Liberal Party

I’ve watched many aligned with your views use the word “traitor” to describe anyone in Alberta wanting to separate.  The occurrence of this is not at all isolated, it’s commonplace.

My suspicion is that this word will not be used by these same people when referring to anyone in Québec wanting to separate.

So, if my assumption proves to be accurate, why the difference? I think a lot of people would sincerely like to know.

Tamara Lich & Chris Barber are Finally Free!

Did Ontario’s Mayors Know All Along that Trudeau’s Immigration Policies Were a Disaster?

Astroturfing Revealed in NYC Protests

Many have long suspected that something sketchy occurs with many Leftist protests. Nate Friedman investigates:

Let’s Solve the Modern Relationship Divide

This is a fascinating video that gets to the heart of many failed relationships in our modern age.

In general terms, I’ve long observed that men are more pragmatic and logical and women are more emotional and empathetic. I will never be able to understand how any sincere man can ever be Far Left or Woke. So, when it comes to dating, if a man meets a woman, how will he ever be able to agree with her political views on … anything? Yet, such women fully demand that men agree with their suicidal empathetic views on: Lindsay Clancy, the Cornell 7, Renee Good, illegal immigration, social justice, slavery reparations, releasing repeat criminals to commit more crimes, etc.

A based man may succumb to the sexual wiles of an attractive woman, but there is no way he will get involved in a longterm relationship with her. Then these same women complain that “men only want one thing”. Yet they refuse to acknowledge that their insane views might be the root cause of their unhappiness in relationships.

Asmongold: “Women are the gatekeepers of sex. Men are the gatekeepers of relationships.”

UBC: Where Justice Came to Die

Most Canadians believe their country is one of law & order, with truth & justice prevailing over all else. Unfortunately this has proven not to be true at the University of British Columbia (UBC).

In late 2015, UBC Professor Steven Galloway was suspended because of sexual allegations. In mid 2016, he was fired. Full summary here.

Fast forward to the present day and on the eve of a B.C. Supreme Court case involving Galloway suing multiple parties for defamation, various people are finally admitting they did wrong.

h/t David Murrell

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