ISIS-enabling imbeciles

Meet Canada’s radical leftist, ISIS-enabling imbeciles

Oil evil, oil-burning Quebec-made airplanes "fabulous"

Rex Murphy: "Bombardier gets lots of love from Ottawa, while the fuel powering its planes gets vilified"

To call this a policy inconsistency is to overtax understatement. It is logically irreconcilable. Should Bombardier find swift favour with the new Liberal government, there will be far more at stake than the writing of the cheque.

Fact checking "10 Lies You Were Told About Islam"

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Marco Rubio on climate change: "it's always changing"

There isn't a single Canadian politician with the moxie to be this honest about climate change:



Bravo, Marco!

Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton says she won't move to Canada when Trump wins the White House.  Of course not, she'll be in jail!

Rush Limbaugh on Donald Trump and Mitt Romney

If you haven't had enough jabber about Donald Trump yet, here's Rush:


and Mitt Romney's response:

Pushing shariah: Ottawa's Hijab Day

 This Thursday, February 25, 2016, the city of Ottawa will be holding a public event celebrating the hijab, Islam’s physical repression of women.

The City for All Women Initiative (CAWI) organization, backed by the City Council of Ottawa, is hosting the Ottawa Hijab Solidarity Day celebration, also called “Walking with Our Muslims Sisters,” at City Hall.

Front Page Magazine's Jamie Glasov:



You'd think feminists might more logically sponsor a "Ditch the Hijab Day: Celebrating Freedom from Shariah Patriarchy."  But they won't because they're feminist dimwits.

More at CIJ News.

How politicians corrupt the media

Notley's recent attempt to directly censor journalists she doesn't like is one thing.  A more insidious form of corruption has been politicians' blatant [legal?] bribing of journalists and media outlets they do like. 

Ezra Levant discusses this in today's Financial Post:

... The CBC is the obvious example. In the recent federal election, the NDP and Liberals battled for the hearts and minds of the CBC’s journalists. Thomas Mulcair started the bidding with a promise of a $115 million annual CBC bonus if he were elected. Not to be outdone, Trudeau upped the ante to a whopping $150 million. The politicians were brazen: they were offering the journalists who cover them a success fee [using taxpayers' money] if they were elected.

... The Canadian Media Guild, the journalists’ union that dominates the CBC as well as The Canadian Press newswire, formally registered as a “third-party” campaign group with Elections Canada, ... Every unionized journalist covering the election was contributing part of their own salary to an anti-Harper election effort.

... It’s not just CBC journalists who are corrupted by being politicians’ pets. Journalists at private media are, too. As they nervously polish up their LinkedIn resumes, they can’t help but notice that the only major, national news organization still hiring is the CBC ... How many private sector journalists are tailoring their own work now to mirror the editorial line of the CBC where they hope to be in six months?