When The Nazis Show Up To Protest The Communists

You’re supposed to pray for an asteroid, not pick a favourite.
Some are starting to get the idea that maybe identity politics has gone too far.
Many people are looking at this as the paragraph of the column.

Such logic extends a disturbing trend in left-of-center public thinking: identity epistemology, or knowing-through-being, somewhere along the line became identity ethics, or morality-through-being. Accordingly, whiteness and wrongness have become interchangeable — the high ground is now accessible only by way of “allyship,” which is to say silence and total repentance.

For me though, this one is the scary part:

He referred to the all-encompassing sense of white power so many liberals now also attribute to whiteness as a profound opportunity. “This is the photographic negative of a white supremacist,” he told me gleefully. “This is why I’m actually very confident, because maybe those leftists will be the easiest ones to flip.”

We’ve seen symptoms of this bipolar behaviour with Antifa; tolerance via a studded club to the head. I don’t want to see the more numerous totalitarian socialists begin a “if you can’t beat them, join them” migration towards the totalitarian fascists because society/Democrats/liberals are ‘betraying’ them.

Everyone say, “Ahhhh, too bad.”

Trump administration punishes Bombardier with another import duty
More, please, Mr. President. I hear dairy, poultry, and the maple syrup markets utilize predatory practices that screw Americans, too.
The take at Zerohedge via Adrian.
Mr. President, if you need to say something to PM LookAtMySocks, just say, “It’s a enormous victory for the Mayors and I. Very proud.” Trust me, they’ll get the ‘joke’.
Flashback to when Fort Mac was rebuilding.

The Canada Border Services Agency imposed preliminary tariffs last Tuesday on U.S. gypsum board imported into Canada for use in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Yukon and Northwest Territories.

Tariffs that hurt western home-builders and buyers.
How’s it feel now, Ottawa, eh?

CFL Week 16 Picks.

Friday: Hamilton @ Winnipeg. Bombers.
Saturday:
Saskatchewan @ Toronto: Toss up. Riders…if they can stop the run.
Ottawa @ BC: Toss up so I’ll pick the home team Lions.
Monday: Edmonton @ Montreal: Edmonton.

#SKExit after 50 +1.

What would be necessary? Here’s a quick list I threw together. Undoubtedly incomplete.
– Take responsibility for 1/35th of federal debt as of November, 2015. I think it was around $620B so that would be $17.7B. This is to be paid to the Gov’t of Canada over twenty years without interest. ($870M/yr)
– Pay 1/35 of Canada’s November 2015 Defence budget of $23B yearly to the Gov’t of Canada. This is $657M/yr or until such time as Saskatchewan deems necessary to provide for our own defence.
– A flat tax on all income, personal and corporate.
– Look towards Switzerland for banking regulation.
– All current Indian Reservations remain under the purview of the Gov’t of Canada and outside the responsibility of the Gov’t of Saskatchewan. All Status Indians remain Canadian Citizens with the right to immigrate to become a Saskatchewan Citizen with all the Rights and Responsibilities that entails.
– Until such time as Saskatchewan law can be clarified, Saskatchewan will continue to enforce the Canadian Criminal code as it exists from the point of separation.
– Freedom of speech, property rights, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, the right to firearms, the right to not self-incrimate, the right to due process, and freedom of the press be enshrined
– Elected Judges with 10 year terms.
– An appointed Supreme Court by the legislative body.

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Not my cousins.

So Quebec is angry at Joly for the Netflix deal basically ignoring French.
Hey, Quebec, get stuffed. No one but you gives a crap about your culture. It wouldn’t survive without language laws and government hand-outs. It’s a net loss and business knows it.
Personally, I prefer to think of it as a success of English speaking Western Mayors.

Well, that’s it.

TransCanada terminates plan for $15.7 billion Energy East pipeline
That’s okay though, we’ll have lots of baristas.


Notable quote from Brad Wall’s facebook post below.

That our taxpayers in Saskatchewan and Alberta will continue to send, without question, about $2.5 billion in equalization payments to help support Quebec that receives $11 billion in equalization per year and $1.4 billion to Ontario. All of this despite the fact that low energy prices have resulted in job losses and lower revenues for the last 4 years.
Something needs to change. For the west to continue on like this in our federal system is the equivalent of having Stockholm syndrome.

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