Category: Baiting The Left

Canada’s Journalists Are Hard Up For a Hero

The entirety of this post was shared by an SDA regular who wishes to remain anonymous, but I cannot take credit for his excellent research and writing:

Two days ago Canadian dailies were headlining this story, as if this fellow was some kind of true grit hero.

But you can’t expect a subsidized media to spoil the narrative with the truth.

It’s easy to be an elbows-upper when taxpayers foot your bills.

Off the Cuff, Brilliant Thoughts from a Patriotic Brit

I see strong parallels in Canada with Britain. Wouldn’t it nice to have more people in Canada talk like this.

Personal note: I know two brothers in Vancouver, 61 & 54 years old respectively, both professionally employed. I’m certain that if I were to share this video with them that they would absolutely reject it, stating that this British fellow is a Far Right Bigot and not Middle-of-the-Road enough. Thus, they would continue to vote for parties & policies that perpetuate Canada’s endless decline … even thought, between the two of them they have 3 teenage sons! In other words, they will actually vote for policies that dramatically hurt the future of their own children!!! That’s how successful the brainwashing in Canuckistan has been!

The World Turned Upside Down

The World Turned Upside Down: Coal workers go to Legislature to take issue with NDP’s stance on coal

In the musical Hamilton, there’s part of a song that goes, “The World Turned Upside Down.” And one could be forgiven for thinking that, when it comes to politics, unions, and power generation in Saskatchewan.
In subsequent press scrums, 26 union members from two unions stood behind the SaskPower minister, but none stood behind NDP SaskPower critic.

NDP calls for apples-to-apples comparison, but when that’s done, their coal costs mirror the government’s

Usually when the public galleries of the legislature are filled with union members, it’s almost always because they’re not happy with the government. But on May 11, 26 union members and two mayors were there not to take issue with the government, but with the opposition.

Brotherhood is not comrades with NDP these days

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers respond to NDP coal position: “A deliberate misrepresentation of costs”

It turns out if the NDP wants your job to disappear, they don’t get your support. Imagine that? As in, if they want your house to lose half or more of its value, you to lose your job, and would rather spend money on gas from Alberta or wind and solar, what would you think?

Wait, isn’t this how it was done before?

Feds want pipeline projects reviewed by energy regulator instead of impact agency

Also

Pipeline company Enbridge unfazed by rival oil shipping projects

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