My latest letter to the members of the House of Commons about the truly most vulnerable people in society:
"Dear Members of Parliament,
I would like to address a fallacy being raised in the House of late by the Liberal party concerning the “most vulnerable in society”.
First I must say that while illiteracy is unfortunate, and requires assistance for it is prevention and correction, it does not make someone the most vulnerable of society. Although illiteracy can be a cause of emotional pain for someone unable to read, their simple embarrassment cannot compare to the plight of those that are truly the most vulnerable in society.
The truth is that the most vulnerable in society are children, especially the unborn child who, since the commonplace acceptance of abortion, are subject to the mother’s whim whether it lives or dies. These are the most vulnerable of society, and although I feel sad for those that cannot read or write, I feel heartbroken for the children that were murdered before they even had a chance to live.
It disturbs me how the Liberal party has devalued human life and overvalued illiteracy by confusing the true meaning of being vulnerable. Those in society that are illiterate are fully capable of finding assistance to correct their deficiency, but who does the unborn child turn to when the government they live under doesn’t consider them important or worthy of protection? This is an area that government has failed the truly most vulnerable in society.
Is the murder of innocents justified simply because it is condoned by the government? What about the slaughter of Jews in Germany and Poland? Was that acceptable because the prevailing government believed it to be so, or was it morally wrong no matter what the government at the time believed? We’ve taken away the death penalty for those that deserve to die, and imposed that penalty on a class of people that are completely vulnerable and innocent. Why? We kill children now because they are inconvenient. How selfish our society has become.
It’s up to you all, whether you are a member of the governing party or not, to stand up for all of society. It’s time to change the “Honourable” title given you into something you deserve through your actions. A strong person stands up for themselves; a stronger person stands up for others."
Bob
Friday, November 10, 2006
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Liberals continue on like pit bulls
After several days (I believe it is day 5 of the alleged "dog" comment), the Liberals are still pushing for an apology to something they think they heard that might have been inappropriate.
(Boy is that warped, how about some apologies for the income trust scandal, or the adscam boondogle. I think the Liberals should either put up or shut up personally.)
But opinion being set aside we need to understand that human nature is to change memories to suit the desires of the individual: when you take into account the only Liberal desire is to be in power, we should understand where their "facts" are coming from. The Speaker of the House has reviewed this matter twice now, The first time with the official Hansard reports, and the second with video of the period in question. In both of these incidents there was no conclusive evidence that Peter Mackay made any remarks about Stronach being a dog.
So where does that leave us? First off remember that we are dealing with politicians here, and although I have far more respect for the Conservative party than I ever will for the Liberals, I am honest enough with myself to understand that they all play the political games. If it was said it was said, Stronach should deal with it like the man she wants to be (but then Mackay should also apologize). If it wasn't said, are the Liberals willing to apologize for their aggressive attack on Peter Mackay? Further still are the Liberals willing to apologize for recorded comments that were inappropriate? Either way they all need to start living up to the "Honourable" title that precedes there names, it’s not just for show but can actually be a standard for even political lives.
It should by now be pretty obvious to most people that this is political wrangling to try and foster support for the ailing party. I’ve said it before; the Liberals are unscrupulous power mad politicians that will do anything to regain their communistic dominance over Canadians.
Bob
(Boy is that warped, how about some apologies for the income trust scandal, or the adscam boondogle. I think the Liberals should either put up or shut up personally.)
But opinion being set aside we need to understand that human nature is to change memories to suit the desires of the individual: when you take into account the only Liberal desire is to be in power, we should understand where their "facts" are coming from. The Speaker of the House has reviewed this matter twice now, The first time with the official Hansard reports, and the second with video of the period in question. In both of these incidents there was no conclusive evidence that Peter Mackay made any remarks about Stronach being a dog.
So where does that leave us? First off remember that we are dealing with politicians here, and although I have far more respect for the Conservative party than I ever will for the Liberals, I am honest enough with myself to understand that they all play the political games. If it was said it was said, Stronach should deal with it like the man she wants to be (but then Mackay should also apologize). If it wasn't said, are the Liberals willing to apologize for their aggressive attack on Peter Mackay? Further still are the Liberals willing to apologize for recorded comments that were inappropriate? Either way they all need to start living up to the "Honourable" title that precedes there names, it’s not just for show but can actually be a standard for even political lives.
It should by now be pretty obvious to most people that this is political wrangling to try and foster support for the ailing party. I’ve said it before; the Liberals are unscrupulous power mad politicians that will do anything to regain their communistic dominance over Canadians.
Bob
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Feminism, sexism and equality don't mix.
First I'm going to start by bluntly saying, if women want to be treated like men they had better forget about “sexist” comments. You can't have it both ways. If you want to be treated like a man, you need to suck it up and take slurs like one. Let’s face facts, what you're really after is an elite status and not equality! There is absolutely no way that you can say on one hand that you want to be treated as equal to men and on the other hand say that you can’t take a comment like a man.
Equality means that you will be treated exactly like men (if that’s your wish) physically, emotionally and verbally. HOWEVER that isn’t what feminazi’s want. What they are after is to be treated like women when it suits them and treated like men when it might benefit them. Well you can’t have it both ways, you either deal with manly things in a manly way or else you get treated like a woman. It’s your choice, but let’s have the lines clearly drawn.
Oh by the way Belinda, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck…… I’ve made my feelings well known about Belinda’s immoral actions, and the sheer audacity she has that makes her think she deserves an apology is unbelievable. Has she apologized to Tie Domi’s wife? Whether she believes that she was the issue or not, Leanne Domi obviously sees her as a major contributor to the marital collapse, and that is enough to warrant an apology.
Has she apologized to the Conservative constituents she betrayed by her defection?
Demanding an apology in this situation is just another cheap politically motivated tactic to bolster support of a corrupt and immoral Liberal party. It’s time for the women out there that are supporting her to use their own minds and see this for what it is, instead of being pawns in a political chess game. (For those feminists out there I’ll say it like I would to a guy, get your heads out of your butts and wake up, you boneheads.)
Bob
Equality means that you will be treated exactly like men (if that’s your wish) physically, emotionally and verbally. HOWEVER that isn’t what feminazi’s want. What they are after is to be treated like women when it suits them and treated like men when it might benefit them. Well you can’t have it both ways, you either deal with manly things in a manly way or else you get treated like a woman. It’s your choice, but let’s have the lines clearly drawn.
Oh by the way Belinda, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck…… I’ve made my feelings well known about Belinda’s immoral actions, and the sheer audacity she has that makes her think she deserves an apology is unbelievable. Has she apologized to Tie Domi’s wife? Whether she believes that she was the issue or not, Leanne Domi obviously sees her as a major contributor to the marital collapse, and that is enough to warrant an apology.
Has she apologized to the Conservative constituents she betrayed by her defection?
Demanding an apology in this situation is just another cheap politically motivated tactic to bolster support of a corrupt and immoral Liberal party. It’s time for the women out there that are supporting her to use their own minds and see this for what it is, instead of being pawns in a political chess game. (For those feminists out there I’ll say it like I would to a guy, get your heads out of your butts and wake up, you boneheads.)
Bob
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Items not conducive to sleep.
As I was trying to sleep my mind kept mulling over today’s session of “Question Period” in the House of Commons (hence the title of the post), and two things kept jumping out at me that the Liberal opposition kept mentioning.
The first and foremost of these things was how they kept using the term “most vulnerable in society” in reference to those less fortunate in our country. I think that the Liberal’s have no idea what this phrase means or how to use it, simply because they fail to recognize that in 13 years of power they have endorsed murdering the truly most vulnerable in society, the unborn. I mean let’s get real, sure there are those among us that can’t read or write, but does this warrant them the moniker of “most vulnerable in society”? Hell NO! (Excuse the expletive, but it was needed for proper emphasis.) The most vulnerable people in society are those that are unable to protect themselves like children, ESPECIALLY those that you don’t even have to face to kill!!!! So while these illiterate masses that the Liberal party keep referring to may be unfortunate, they are NOT the most vulnerable and are fully capable to seek help for and by themselves.
The second point was this new trend in the Liberal ranks of calling the Prime Minister (or the Conservatives in general) “mean spirited” and it’s almost like a party requirement to call them this at least once by every member! But let’s think about this, “mean spirited” doesn’t even come close to what the Liberal’s did even in their last turn “at bat”. I’m talking specifically about taking away the right for children to have a Mother and a Father! Homosexuality is all about self gratification through unnatural sex, not about love or family, so why on earth would any sane and rational person even consider saying that a homosexual couple are “married” or a “family”? I mean first off they cannot have children in the relationship they chose (other than by traditional or conventional means, even IVF requires both male and female reproduction units and is thereby a traditional method), so this disqualifies them as a family to begin with. Secondly the mere act of homosexual sex is a perversion of the natural act, and really for the participant and not for any other purpose than satisfying their lusts. Finally the only difference between homosexuals and heterosexuals is the sexual partners they prefer; and since true love seems to come and go with today’s societal values at a whim, one must conclude that homosexuality is about the act and not about love.
I can not fathom how anyone with a conscience could support a party as immoral and objectionable as the Liberal’s. Unless you have no clear idea of what they have done, or how they have eroded Canadian values by bad policy and legislations, you could not support them with a clear conscience. They have attacked family values, supported murder of the truly most vulnerable in society both through abortion and feminist agendas. They have told us that Canadians are too stupid to see through their lies (and they may be right, look at all the people out there that still support them) by favouring their wealthy friends with government contracts and moneys. And they have forgotten what this Country was built on, the values and morals of the people who fought and died for it. Shame on them, and shame on you if you don’t look at the facts before you decide who you’ll support.
It’s a late night, with many thoughts and very little tact available. I believe fully that sometime people need a kick in the pants to get their heads on straight; I hope this was yours.
Bob
Now that this is off my chest, I leave with a few profound quotes to ponder;
“The official's heart must stand at attention before his mind.”
A. A. Bestuzhev-Marlinsky
“Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.”
Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)
“Democracy is when the indigent, and not the men of property, are the rulers.”
Aristotle
“It is far more honest to be undeservedly ignored than to be honoured without merit.”
Denis Fonvizin
‘The best weapon of a dictatorship is secrecy; the best weapon of a democracy is openness.”
Edvard Teller
“In free countries, every man is entitled to express his opinions and every other man is entitled not to listen.”
G. Norman Collie
“It is hard to believe that a man is telling the truth when you know that you would lie if you were in his place.”
H.L. Mencken (1880-1956)
The first and foremost of these things was how they kept using the term “most vulnerable in society” in reference to those less fortunate in our country. I think that the Liberal’s have no idea what this phrase means or how to use it, simply because they fail to recognize that in 13 years of power they have endorsed murdering the truly most vulnerable in society, the unborn. I mean let’s get real, sure there are those among us that can’t read or write, but does this warrant them the moniker of “most vulnerable in society”? Hell NO! (Excuse the expletive, but it was needed for proper emphasis.) The most vulnerable people in society are those that are unable to protect themselves like children, ESPECIALLY those that you don’t even have to face to kill!!!! So while these illiterate masses that the Liberal party keep referring to may be unfortunate, they are NOT the most vulnerable and are fully capable to seek help for and by themselves.
The second point was this new trend in the Liberal ranks of calling the Prime Minister (or the Conservatives in general) “mean spirited” and it’s almost like a party requirement to call them this at least once by every member! But let’s think about this, “mean spirited” doesn’t even come close to what the Liberal’s did even in their last turn “at bat”. I’m talking specifically about taking away the right for children to have a Mother and a Father! Homosexuality is all about self gratification through unnatural sex, not about love or family, so why on earth would any sane and rational person even consider saying that a homosexual couple are “married” or a “family”? I mean first off they cannot have children in the relationship they chose (other than by traditional or conventional means, even IVF requires both male and female reproduction units and is thereby a traditional method), so this disqualifies them as a family to begin with. Secondly the mere act of homosexual sex is a perversion of the natural act, and really for the participant and not for any other purpose than satisfying their lusts. Finally the only difference between homosexuals and heterosexuals is the sexual partners they prefer; and since true love seems to come and go with today’s societal values at a whim, one must conclude that homosexuality is about the act and not about love.
I can not fathom how anyone with a conscience could support a party as immoral and objectionable as the Liberal’s. Unless you have no clear idea of what they have done, or how they have eroded Canadian values by bad policy and legislations, you could not support them with a clear conscience. They have attacked family values, supported murder of the truly most vulnerable in society both through abortion and feminist agendas. They have told us that Canadians are too stupid to see through their lies (and they may be right, look at all the people out there that still support them) by favouring their wealthy friends with government contracts and moneys. And they have forgotten what this Country was built on, the values and morals of the people who fought and died for it. Shame on them, and shame on you if you don’t look at the facts before you decide who you’ll support.
It’s a late night, with many thoughts and very little tact available. I believe fully that sometime people need a kick in the pants to get their heads on straight; I hope this was yours.
Bob
Now that this is off my chest, I leave with a few profound quotes to ponder;
“The official's heart must stand at attention before his mind.”
A. A. Bestuzhev-Marlinsky
“Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.”
Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)
“Democracy is when the indigent, and not the men of property, are the rulers.”
Aristotle
“It is far more honest to be undeservedly ignored than to be honoured without merit.”
Denis Fonvizin
‘The best weapon of a dictatorship is secrecy; the best weapon of a democracy is openness.”
Edvard Teller
“In free countries, every man is entitled to express his opinions and every other man is entitled not to listen.”
G. Norman Collie
“It is hard to believe that a man is telling the truth when you know that you would lie if you were in his place.”
H.L. Mencken (1880-1956)
Friday, October 13, 2006
Judy Sgro, are you deaf and blind?
Yet another Liberal MP came out today to tell us how the PM is using smear campaigns...... WHAT????? I guess it's not liberal policy to watch their own speeches or campaign techniques! If only the Liberals would stop being such hypocrites and start taking responsibility for their own mistakes!
“It is better to have people assume you’re an idiot, rather than open your mouth and prove them right”, this would be a good ideology for the Liberal party to adopt.
Bob
“It is better to have people assume you’re an idiot, rather than open your mouth and prove them right”, this would be a good ideology for the Liberal party to adopt.
Bob
Ignatieff, showing true liberalism.
New possible leader of the liberal party, but the same lack of accountability being shown.
Instead of apologizing for singling out Israel in his allegation of war crimes, front runner for the Liberal leadership Michael Ignatieff decided to take the same old Liberal stance and attack the Conservatives for pointing out his egregious error. It seems that this is modus operandi for Liberals, and since it's worked before, they'll stick to it.
So why didn't he apologize for accusing Israel of war crimes? (Whether or not he now says that both sides committed these crimes, he needs to apologize for singling out one side only.) It goes to show that Liberals speak first and attack the Conservatives later to cover their blunders. Ignatieff even went so far as to accuse the Prime Minister of being power hungry (paraphrased), but looking at Liberal history of doing anything to stay in power this is the pot calling the kettle black!
If there was any irresponsibility in what was said, it falls directly on Michael Ignatieff. Alternately it was very responsible of the Prime Minister to admonish the Liberal hopeful for his obviously one sided view.
Bob
Instead of apologizing for singling out Israel in his allegation of war crimes, front runner for the Liberal leadership Michael Ignatieff decided to take the same old Liberal stance and attack the Conservatives for pointing out his egregious error. It seems that this is modus operandi for Liberals, and since it's worked before, they'll stick to it.
So why didn't he apologize for accusing Israel of war crimes? (Whether or not he now says that both sides committed these crimes, he needs to apologize for singling out one side only.) It goes to show that Liberals speak first and attack the Conservatives later to cover their blunders. Ignatieff even went so far as to accuse the Prime Minister of being power hungry (paraphrased), but looking at Liberal history of doing anything to stay in power this is the pot calling the kettle black!
If there was any irresponsibility in what was said, it falls directly on Michael Ignatieff. Alternately it was very responsible of the Prime Minister to admonish the Liberal hopeful for his obviously one sided view.
Bob
Friday, September 29, 2006
Hey Belinda, truth can NOT be opinion!!!
Background for the title; Belinda Stronach has neglected to either deny or confirm allegations of an adulterous relationship by telling the Toronto Sun "There's been a lot written about me, and I'm not going to comment on those allegations -- whether they're true, they're false or they're somebody's opinion,".
Well Belinda lets look at this logically, if you did have the affair it is true and therefore fact NOT opinion. If you did not have the affair the allegation is then false, also a fact, and therefore again NOT opinion. There is no way that these allegations could be opinion as they are either true or not true and in no way subjective which would make them opinion, so this is obviously a ruse to confuse those out there watching. See where I’m going with this? The most simply conclusion to the reason she would give such a lame excuse is blatantly obvious.
And then we move on to the current leader of the liberal party who said "Canadians are well beyond such judgments. I think Canadians have come to a point in our national life where we recognize that private lives of people are private lives. Unless it impinges on their public duties, it is not relevant to Canadians." What a load of Liberal manure.
Umm excuse me, but moral character SHOULD be important to Canadians, and we NEED to judge the people running our Country by their actions! If you want your private life kept private, become a private citizen. If you want to be in the public spotlight you have to take the good with the bad. The reactions to allegations like this is a good way to judge the character of the person, and when Belinda has taken extreme steps not to deny it you know where her values are. (Not that we didn’t already know she was pro-abortion and anti-family, but this scandal really proves she has true Liberal values.)
Bob
Well Belinda lets look at this logically, if you did have the affair it is true and therefore fact NOT opinion. If you did not have the affair the allegation is then false, also a fact, and therefore again NOT opinion. There is no way that these allegations could be opinion as they are either true or not true and in no way subjective which would make them opinion, so this is obviously a ruse to confuse those out there watching. See where I’m going with this? The most simply conclusion to the reason she would give such a lame excuse is blatantly obvious.
And then we move on to the current leader of the liberal party who said "Canadians are well beyond such judgments. I think Canadians have come to a point in our national life where we recognize that private lives of people are private lives. Unless it impinges on their public duties, it is not relevant to Canadians." What a load of Liberal manure.
Umm excuse me, but moral character SHOULD be important to Canadians, and we NEED to judge the people running our Country by their actions! If you want your private life kept private, become a private citizen. If you want to be in the public spotlight you have to take the good with the bad. The reactions to allegations like this is a good way to judge the character of the person, and when Belinda has taken extreme steps not to deny it you know where her values are. (Not that we didn’t already know she was pro-abortion and anti-family, but this scandal really proves she has true Liberal values.)
Bob
Saturday, September 23, 2006
Pro choice, what does it mean?
This is going to be a short post, but hopefully it will make my point. Simply put Pro-choice is Pro-abortion, and pro-abortion is pro-murder.
On the appointment of a more conventional right wing Supreme Court Judge, this is a quote from pro Pro-abortion group who condemned the appointment because of his more "Christian" morals. Carolyn Egan from the abortion rights coalition said, "From what we understand, he [Judge Brown] holds these views himself. I think people should be aware of the views he has and how they could potentially impact on future decisions."
I have to ask about these "future decisions"; if it is wrong to murder your neighbor or even someone who performs abortions, why is it acceptable to murder the most innocent and helpless of us all? Murder is murder, no matter what nomenclature you put it under. So is there really any decision?
It's time for a return to values that protect the innocent and helpless, and not those based in self importance of self gratification.
Justice Brown, congratulations! (It's about time!)
Bob
On the appointment of a more conventional right wing Supreme Court Judge, this is a quote from pro Pro-abortion group who condemned the appointment because of his more "Christian" morals. Carolyn Egan from the abortion rights coalition said, "From what we understand, he [Judge Brown] holds these views himself. I think people should be aware of the views he has and how they could potentially impact on future decisions."
I have to ask about these "future decisions"; if it is wrong to murder your neighbor or even someone who performs abortions, why is it acceptable to murder the most innocent and helpless of us all? Murder is murder, no matter what nomenclature you put it under. So is there really any decision?
It's time for a return to values that protect the innocent and helpless, and not those based in self importance of self gratification.
Justice Brown, congratulations! (It's about time!)
Bob
Government for ALL people.
The Liberal party; yet again the voice of stupidity.
When the Conservatives are trying to fulfill their campaign promises to reduce waste in government, they get accused of axing programs that support equality (In particular I am referring to the de-funding of Status of Women Canada, a feminist, left wing, anti-life, anti-family activist group). I believe that this is a critical and important cut for them to make because NO government should support ANY activist lobbying group, and that is especially true of one that promotes and encourages the SLAUGHTER of innocent unborn children!
What’s worse is that “pro choice” MP’s are even elected to their positions! Because if you think about it logically you would realize that if they have no respect for the life of an innocent unborn child, what respect will they have toward the elderly or for that matter your life or mine?
The only, I repeat THE ONLY activist groups that the government should support are those that respect and encourage the protection of ALL PEOPLE (ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT CANNOT DEFEND THEMSELVES!) Forgive me for getting a little impassioned here, but most activist groups only care about themselves and not the good of the whole community or society they live in. We have to get over our selfish ways and start to think about the good of everyone over our own desires, and only then will we have a country we can all be proud of. If the activist group is for only one gender, promotes or encourages harm to any persons born or unborn, or is for an “alternate” lifestyle that does not promote a healthy society, they do not deserve Government funding.
In the Toronto Star “Liberal MP Maria Minna (Beaches-East York) said the government can't publicly announce that it is axing Status of Women Canada because it would provoke a public "backlash.”” So ask yourself this, who would the backlash come from? It would come from those who will gain from it. The ones whose agendas would be furthered or pockets would be lined.
Well we know where the liberals (and the mini liberals, aka NDP) stand; they stand for alternate lifestyles, feminism, and killing babies. All of these are designed to destroy family and loosen morals so that everything is acceptable. But everything is not acceptable; we know what is right and what is wrong. However it seems like the only ones who stand up are the ones that are in favour of what is wrong. I say stand up for what you know is right! Pro-choice is WRONG!
Belinda Stronach (and I presume she is speaking of REAL women Canada) said "They should be rejected because they're anti-choice and they're also anti-equal rights. They don't support equality.” But true equal rights encompass the rights of ALL people, even the unborn (which, again, are INNOCENT AND HELPLESS). And if you can’t trust your Government to protect those unable to protect themselves, they SHOULD NOT be in Government! See more on Belinda's murderous agenda here!
The Toronto Star report here, and the Lifesite news report here.
Bob
When the Conservatives are trying to fulfill their campaign promises to reduce waste in government, they get accused of axing programs that support equality (In particular I am referring to the de-funding of Status of Women Canada, a feminist, left wing, anti-life, anti-family activist group). I believe that this is a critical and important cut for them to make because NO government should support ANY activist lobbying group, and that is especially true of one that promotes and encourages the SLAUGHTER of innocent unborn children!
What’s worse is that “pro choice” MP’s are even elected to their positions! Because if you think about it logically you would realize that if they have no respect for the life of an innocent unborn child, what respect will they have toward the elderly or for that matter your life or mine?
The only, I repeat THE ONLY activist groups that the government should support are those that respect and encourage the protection of ALL PEOPLE (ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT CANNOT DEFEND THEMSELVES!) Forgive me for getting a little impassioned here, but most activist groups only care about themselves and not the good of the whole community or society they live in. We have to get over our selfish ways and start to think about the good of everyone over our own desires, and only then will we have a country we can all be proud of. If the activist group is for only one gender, promotes or encourages harm to any persons born or unborn, or is for an “alternate” lifestyle that does not promote a healthy society, they do not deserve Government funding.
In the Toronto Star “Liberal MP Maria Minna (Beaches-East York) said the government can't publicly announce that it is axing Status of Women Canada because it would provoke a public "backlash.”” So ask yourself this, who would the backlash come from? It would come from those who will gain from it. The ones whose agendas would be furthered or pockets would be lined.
Well we know where the liberals (and the mini liberals, aka NDP) stand; they stand for alternate lifestyles, feminism, and killing babies. All of these are designed to destroy family and loosen morals so that everything is acceptable. But everything is not acceptable; we know what is right and what is wrong. However it seems like the only ones who stand up are the ones that are in favour of what is wrong. I say stand up for what you know is right! Pro-choice is WRONG!
Belinda Stronach (and I presume she is speaking of REAL women Canada) said "They should be rejected because they're anti-choice and they're also anti-equal rights. They don't support equality.” But true equal rights encompass the rights of ALL people, even the unborn (which, again, are INNOCENT AND HELPLESS). And if you can’t trust your Government to protect those unable to protect themselves, they SHOULD NOT be in Government! See more on Belinda's murderous agenda here!
The Toronto Star report here, and the Lifesite news report here.
Bob
Friday, September 15, 2006
Liberal monsters in the closet.
The issue of gun control has been in the media once again because of the killing in Québec. I saw an interview where the victim’s father was questioning the Conservatives agenda to dismantle the taxpayer funded boondoggle called the gun registry, asking "why make it easier"? Easier to what though? How would the dismantling of an unnecessary tax burden make it easier? This was not a case of someone taking a hunting rifle out on a killing spree, but a semiautomatic already restricted weapon. Even though my heart goes out to the victim's family, let's take a look at the truth of the situation:
The plain honest truth of the situation is that no registry would have stopped this killing! The weapon used in this offense was a restricted weapon which was covered by its own registry even before the long gun registry initiated by liberals. Gill's weapon of choice was a Beretta CX4, a 9 mm semiautomatic assault weapon, something which, as I've already pointed out, was restricted prior to the gun registry and required a background check to purchase and a permit to carry out of the owner’s house.
The problem is not "guns": After all the truth is, "guns don't kill people, people kill people". We need to look at the motivation behind the shooting in Québec, and not just react with a knee jerk of "we need more gun control legislation". What we truly need is for parents to be proactive in the raising of children and teaching them appropriate morals and family values, thereby strengthening society’s fabric of community and care for each other instead of the individual.
There is also a dispute on whether violent games should be banned or not, and the problem I have with this was addressed by Prime Minister Steven Harper. If we want to live in a communist regime, then we can start banning books, video games, television programs, media information etc… And then who is it that will be choosing the morals and values that the rest of society has to live by? I'm hoping you see where this all leads. However if we choose to live in a free society, it takes every individual being accountable for his or her own actions! It is a matter of poor and/or weak parenting which is the root cause of a lot of problems society has.
The truth is: Society has created monsters by the liberal values it chooses, and now we have to live with them.
The plain honest truth of the situation is that no registry would have stopped this killing! The weapon used in this offense was a restricted weapon which was covered by its own registry even before the long gun registry initiated by liberals. Gill's weapon of choice was a Beretta CX4, a 9 mm semiautomatic assault weapon, something which, as I've already pointed out, was restricted prior to the gun registry and required a background check to purchase and a permit to carry out of the owner’s house.
The problem is not "guns": After all the truth is, "guns don't kill people, people kill people". We need to look at the motivation behind the shooting in Québec, and not just react with a knee jerk of "we need more gun control legislation". What we truly need is for parents to be proactive in the raising of children and teaching them appropriate morals and family values, thereby strengthening society’s fabric of community and care for each other instead of the individual.
There is also a dispute on whether violent games should be banned or not, and the problem I have with this was addressed by Prime Minister Steven Harper. If we want to live in a communist regime, then we can start banning books, video games, television programs, media information etc… And then who is it that will be choosing the morals and values that the rest of society has to live by? I'm hoping you see where this all leads. However if we choose to live in a free society, it takes every individual being accountable for his or her own actions! It is a matter of poor and/or weak parenting which is the root cause of a lot of problems society has.
The truth is: Society has created monsters by the liberal values it chooses, and now we have to live with them.
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Liberals block true freedom of speech in Alberta legislature.
Once again I am appalled at the Liberal and NDP mandate to take away freedom of speech for ALL people, even though it is clearly stated that all Canadians have this Right in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. After reading this article on Lifesite news I needed to voice my outrage at this inexplicable move by the Liberal and NDP parties. The reason I find this move so hard to understand is because they blocked a bill to PROTECT Canadians, and thereby reinforced the Homosexual initiative to take away any voice that may have a view which says that lifestyle is wrong (whether it be Christian OR non-Christian.)
To see for yourself please visit the official site for the Charter of Rights and Freedoms at Canadian Charter; However I will still quote the section giving ALL Canadians these rights:
"2. Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms:
a) freedom of conscience and religion;
b) freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication;
c) freedom of peaceful assembly; and
d) freedom of association. "
Now you may ask yourself "why would they want to do this", then again you may not even care, or hopefully you just don't understand the fact that this will affect you no matter who you are in Canada. First the reason why they would do this is to appease the militant and raucous homosexual activist groups which lobby the government continuously with shouts of intolerance. Secondly the world we live in does not promote self control or conservatism and wholesome values, but promotes the idea of selfishness, self importance and self/instant gratification.
Now this may be an in depth views of the problem, but to break it down you just can't have one law mean two things based on a persons/groups viewpoint. Simply put I mean that if it is ok for Homosexuals to have parades and promote their opinion that their lifestyle is valid (as guaranteed in the Charter), then it is equally ok for those in opposition to publicaly voice their opinion to the contrary (as this is also guarateed in the Charter). No matter who you are, Canadian law GUARANTEES us the "a) freedom of conscience and religion; b) freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression", and this gives us the right to accept or decline homosexual marriage based on beliefs. This is ESPECIALLY true since homosexuality is NOT a HUMAN RIGHT, but is a human perversion of the natural act of procreation.
So then how do the Liberals and NDPs justify this move to abolish a bill that protects freedoms? Well I guess we will see how they try in the future, although as you might have guessed I see this as completely unjustifiable, and a mockery of Canadian politics which is being manipulated by an unscrupulous and militant special interest group.
Bob
To see for yourself please visit the official site for the Charter of Rights and Freedoms at Canadian Charter; However I will still quote the section giving ALL Canadians these rights:
"2. Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms:
a) freedom of conscience and religion;
b) freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication;
c) freedom of peaceful assembly; and
d) freedom of association. "
Now you may ask yourself "why would they want to do this", then again you may not even care, or hopefully you just don't understand the fact that this will affect you no matter who you are in Canada. First the reason why they would do this is to appease the militant and raucous homosexual activist groups which lobby the government continuously with shouts of intolerance. Secondly the world we live in does not promote self control or conservatism and wholesome values, but promotes the idea of selfishness, self importance and self/instant gratification.
Now this may be an in depth views of the problem, but to break it down you just can't have one law mean two things based on a persons/groups viewpoint. Simply put I mean that if it is ok for Homosexuals to have parades and promote their opinion that their lifestyle is valid (as guaranteed in the Charter), then it is equally ok for those in opposition to publicaly voice their opinion to the contrary (as this is also guarateed in the Charter). No matter who you are, Canadian law GUARANTEES us the "a) freedom of conscience and religion; b) freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression", and this gives us the right to accept or decline homosexual marriage based on beliefs. This is ESPECIALLY true since homosexuality is NOT a HUMAN RIGHT, but is a human perversion of the natural act of procreation.
So then how do the Liberals and NDPs justify this move to abolish a bill that protects freedoms? Well I guess we will see how they try in the future, although as you might have guessed I see this as completely unjustifiable, and a mockery of Canadian politics which is being manipulated by an unscrupulous and militant special interest group.
Bob
Monday, February 06, 2006
The Swearing in, and immediate controversy, of the 22nd Prime Minister.
The people of Canada have voted for the Conservatives to form a minority Government, yet I hear these very people already complaining that they don't like that a Liberal has crossed the floor to sit in a Cabinet position. Is it because Emerson ran as a Liberal, or is it because these people are short sighted , narrow minded and too untrusting to believe that the Prime Minister they elected would want the best for Canada? I expect that Mr. Emerson's Liberal constituents may feel betrayed, but at the same time why wouldn't you want the MP you voted for in a place of influence for you?
There are any number of reasons that the PM might ask someone to join his party in a Cabinet position, and although I may be wrong, I choose to believe that Mr. Harper saw something in Mr. Emerson that would be to the ultimate benefit Canada! This is COMPLETELY different from the Stronach’s defection where Martin was trying to buy votes to pass controversial legislation, but the only motive I see here is for a stronger Canada. We have yet to see or hear why Mr. Emerson was asked to join the Conservative cabinet, but people are so quick to jump to a negative conclusion before they think about all the possibilities of the action that was taken!
When Stronach crossed the floor it was for personal gain and political advancement, however Emerson crosses the floor without bettering his position only maintaining the status quo. Of course a cabinet post is always sought after, but from the sounds of it Mr. Emerson did not seek it out but was invited based on his past performance.
I believe our system of Government is antiquated and limiting for any true positive advancement for Canada, and the people of Canada seem to be happy with its limitations because they can't see past the two parties. Our Government is based on an adversarial system (hence the term opposition), but that doesn't mean they have to oppose every initiative set forth by the Government. In the same thinking why shouldn't the Government consider members of other parties for recruiting if it betters Canada?
I think that people have jumped to conclusion with Mr. Emerson's move, and they need to sit back and judge the outcome of the action instead of just the action. We tell people not to judge a book by its cover, but that is EXACTLY what people are doing by getting upset about this action before they know the whole story or have seen any outcome.
Bob
There are any number of reasons that the PM might ask someone to join his party in a Cabinet position, and although I may be wrong, I choose to believe that Mr. Harper saw something in Mr. Emerson that would be to the ultimate benefit Canada! This is COMPLETELY different from the Stronach’s defection where Martin was trying to buy votes to pass controversial legislation, but the only motive I see here is for a stronger Canada. We have yet to see or hear why Mr. Emerson was asked to join the Conservative cabinet, but people are so quick to jump to a negative conclusion before they think about all the possibilities of the action that was taken!
When Stronach crossed the floor it was for personal gain and political advancement, however Emerson crosses the floor without bettering his position only maintaining the status quo. Of course a cabinet post is always sought after, but from the sounds of it Mr. Emerson did not seek it out but was invited based on his past performance.
I believe our system of Government is antiquated and limiting for any true positive advancement for Canada, and the people of Canada seem to be happy with its limitations because they can't see past the two parties. Our Government is based on an adversarial system (hence the term opposition), but that doesn't mean they have to oppose every initiative set forth by the Government. In the same thinking why shouldn't the Government consider members of other parties for recruiting if it betters Canada?
I think that people have jumped to conclusion with Mr. Emerson's move, and they need to sit back and judge the outcome of the action instead of just the action. We tell people not to judge a book by its cover, but that is EXACTLY what people are doing by getting upset about this action before they know the whole story or have seen any outcome.
Bob
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
After the election.
On Monday January 23rd, 2006 the Canadian people made it clear that even though they were scared of not knowing what Stephen Harper might do, they were even more horrified and upset with the Liberal's history in power.
I am pleased to see a Conservative Government, and with it I hope to see an onset of moral legislations coming from Ottawa (instead of them passing laws that condone immorality). My biggest concern for this Government is getting the support they need from the other parties to fulfill the promises they made. And then of course if the Conservatives are unable to fill all their promises, are the voters going to see that the onus lies on the other parties who don't back the legislations? I myself doubt it, and I say this because most Canadians don't get involved enough with politics to vote responsibly (See Informed voters below), let alone understand the way Parliament works. Simply put this means that when the average person hears about a bill they like being defeated they will put the blame on the Conservative Government, instead of looking at the house voting results and finding out who actually caused the bill to fail.
There are a number of things that bother me about elections, and here are a few of them.
Campaign Tactics:
While I understand that these tactics are now the norm for today’s politicians, I feel that they detract from the integrity of the politician that employs them. They also demean the public by their obvious implication that we are not intelligent enough to think past base emotions like fear and anger, or that we don't want to hear (or that we wouldn't understand) the real issues. It’s time to get over this era of fear mongering, and start telling the people truthfully where they stand! This doesn’t mean a bunch of numbers, charts and confusing information, but it can be simply put into a format that everyone would understand and give them solid ground to base their opinions on.
Candidates, Image versus Honesty:
I read an article in the local paper which said "there is no wit, no wisdom and frankly not much fun, either. Where's the buffoonery?” when referring to modern politicians. This made me wonder what we are looking for in our politicians. Is it responsible, mature, moral individuals, or is it people that can not show any type of self control and their idiotic and outrageous antics are there to entertain us on a regular basis? Don't we get enough foolishness out of the celebrities in Hollyweird that we should want for the leaders of our country NOT to act like this? Are we so spoon fed on this constant diet of ridiculousness that we need it from everyone in the public eye, or can we overcome our need for the absurd to take a minute and look seriously at this very important issue? Would you really want Mr. Bean as your Prime Minister (or even an MP in your riding)? I "personally", will take the time to look for someone moral and responsible, even if they may not appear “fun”.
Voter Responsibility:
Three simple things here;
1. Get to know the FACTS, and not just the propaganda spouted on campaign ads!
2. Don’t stop with only knowing what your MP stands for, but know what the party policies and values are, because those values are the ultimately what your MP stands for.
3. It is YOUR responsibility to find this information out to become an informed voter, and anyone truly interested in the best thing for their area and their country will not just “vote for who they’ve always voted for” but will make the effort to help better our country by becoming an “INFORMED VOTER”.
God bless Canada,
Bob
I am pleased to see a Conservative Government, and with it I hope to see an onset of moral legislations coming from Ottawa (instead of them passing laws that condone immorality). My biggest concern for this Government is getting the support they need from the other parties to fulfill the promises they made. And then of course if the Conservatives are unable to fill all their promises, are the voters going to see that the onus lies on the other parties who don't back the legislations? I myself doubt it, and I say this because most Canadians don't get involved enough with politics to vote responsibly (See Informed voters below), let alone understand the way Parliament works. Simply put this means that when the average person hears about a bill they like being defeated they will put the blame on the Conservative Government, instead of looking at the house voting results and finding out who actually caused the bill to fail.
There are a number of things that bother me about elections, and here are a few of them.
Campaign Tactics:
While I understand that these tactics are now the norm for today’s politicians, I feel that they detract from the integrity of the politician that employs them. They also demean the public by their obvious implication that we are not intelligent enough to think past base emotions like fear and anger, or that we don't want to hear (or that we wouldn't understand) the real issues. It’s time to get over this era of fear mongering, and start telling the people truthfully where they stand! This doesn’t mean a bunch of numbers, charts and confusing information, but it can be simply put into a format that everyone would understand and give them solid ground to base their opinions on.
Candidates, Image versus Honesty:
I read an article in the local paper which said "there is no wit, no wisdom and frankly not much fun, either. Where's the buffoonery?” when referring to modern politicians. This made me wonder what we are looking for in our politicians. Is it responsible, mature, moral individuals, or is it people that can not show any type of self control and their idiotic and outrageous antics are there to entertain us on a regular basis? Don't we get enough foolishness out of the celebrities in Hollyweird that we should want for the leaders of our country NOT to act like this? Are we so spoon fed on this constant diet of ridiculousness that we need it from everyone in the public eye, or can we overcome our need for the absurd to take a minute and look seriously at this very important issue? Would you really want Mr. Bean as your Prime Minister (or even an MP in your riding)? I "personally", will take the time to look for someone moral and responsible, even if they may not appear “fun”.
Voter Responsibility:
Three simple things here;
1. Get to know the FACTS, and not just the propaganda spouted on campaign ads!
2. Don’t stop with only knowing what your MP stands for, but know what the party policies and values are, because those values are the ultimately what your MP stands for.
3. It is YOUR responsibility to find this information out to become an informed voter, and anyone truly interested in the best thing for their area and their country will not just “vote for who they’ve always voted for” but will make the effort to help better our country by becoming an “INFORMED VOTER”.
God bless Canada,
Bob
Thursday, June 30, 2005
See how your MP voted.
Below is a list of MPs who voted for the same sex marriage legislation.
YEAS
Members
-------
Adams
Alcock
Anderson (Victoria)
André
Angus
Augustine
Bachand
Bagnell
Bains
Barnes
Beaumier
Bélanger
Bell
Bellavance
Bennett
Bevilacqua
Bigras
Blaikie
Blais
Blondin-Andrew
Boire
Boivin
Bonsant
Boudria
Boulianne
Bourgeois
Bradshaw
Brison
Broadbent
Brown (Oakville)
Brunelle
Bulte
Carrier
Carroll
Catterall
Chan
Christopherson
Clavet
Cleary
Coderre
Comartin
Côté
Cotler
Crête
Crowder
Cullen (Skeena—Bulkley Valley)
D'Amours
Davies
Demers
Deschamps
DeVillers
Dhalla
Dion
Dosanjh
Drouin
Dryden
Duceppe
Easter
Emerson
Eyking
Faille
Folco
Fontana
Frulla
Fry
Gagnon (Québec)
Gagnon (Saint-Maurice—Champlain)
Gagnon (Jonquière—Alma)
Gauthier
Godbout
Godfrey
Godin
Goodale
Graham
Guarnieri
Guay
Guimond
Holland
Ianno
Jennings
Julian
Kadis
Karetak-Lindell
Keddy (South Shore—St. Margaret's)
Laframboise
Lalonde
Lapierre (Outremont)
Lapierre (Lévis—Bellechasse)
Lavallée
Layton
LeBlanc
Lemay
Lessard
Lévesque
Loubier
Macklin
Marceau
Marleau
Martin (Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca)
Martin (Winnipeg Centre)
Martin (LaSalle—Émard)
Martin (Sault Ste. Marie)
Masse
McCallum
McDonough
McGuinty
McGuire
McLellan
Ménard (Hochelaga)
Ménard (Marc-Aurèle-Fortin)
Minna
Mitchell
Moore (Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam)
Murphy
Myers
Neville
Owen
Paradis
Peterson
Pettigrew
Phinney
Picard (Drummond)
Pickard (Chatham-Kent—Essex)
Plamondon
Poirier-Rivard
Powers
Prentice
Proulx
Ratansi
Redman
Regan
Robillard
Rodriguez
Rota
Roy
Russell
Saada
Sauvageau
Savage
Scott
Sgro
Siksay
Silva
Simard (Beauport—Limoilou)
Smith (Pontiac)
St. Amand
St. Denis
Stoffer
Stronach
Telegdi
Temelkovski
Thibault (West Nova)
Torsney
Valeri
Valley
Vincent
Volpe
Wrzesnewskyj
Total: -- 158
________________________________________________________________________________
And the list of MPs that voted against the bill.
NAYS
Members
-------
Abbott
Ablonczy
Allison
Ambrose
Anders
Anderson (Cypress Hills—Grasslands)
Batters
Benoit
Bezan
Bonin
Boshcoff
Bouchard
Breitkreuz
Brown (Leeds—Grenville)
Cannis
Cardin
Carr
Carrie
Casey
Casson
Chamberlain
Chatters
Chong
Comuzzi
Cummins
Cuzner
Day
Desjarlais
Devolin
Doyle
Duncan
Epp
Finley
Fitzpatrick
Fletcher
Forseth
Gallant
Gallaway
Gaudet
Goldring
Goodyear
Grewal (Newton—North Delta)
Grewal (Fleetwood—Port Kells)
Guergis
Hanger
Harper
Harris
Harrison
Hearn
Hiebert
Hill
Hinton
Hubbard
Jaffer
Jean
Johnston
Kamp (Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge—Mission)
Karygiannis
Kenney (Calgary Southeast)
Khan
Kilgour
Komarnicki
Kramp (Prince Edward—Hastings)
Lastewka
Lauzon
Lee
Longfield
Lukiwski
Lunn
Lunney
MacAulay
MacKay (Central Nova)
MacKenzie
Malhi
Maloney
Mark
Matthews
McKay (Scarborough—Guildwood)
McTeague
Menzies
Merrifield
Miller
Mills
Moore (Fundy Royal)
Nicholson
O'Brien
O'Connor
Obhrai
Oda
Pacetti
Pallister
Perron
Poilievre
Preston
Rajotte
Reid
Reynolds
Richardson
Ritz
Savoy
Scarpaleggia
Scheer
Schellenberger
Schmidt (Kelowna—Lake Country)
Simard (Saint Boniface)
Simms
Skelton
Smith (Kildonan—St. Paul)
Solberg
Sorenson
Steckle
Stinson
Strahl
Szabo
Thibault (Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques)
Thompson (New Brunswick Southwest)
Thompson (Wild Rose)
Tilson
Toews
Tonks
Trost
Tweed
Ur
Van Loan
Vellacott
Wappel
Warawa
Watson
White
Wilfert
Williams
Yelich
Zed
Total: -- 133
YEAS
Members
-------
Adams
Alcock
Anderson (Victoria)
André
Angus
Augustine
Bachand
Bagnell
Bains
Barnes
Beaumier
Bélanger
Bell
Bellavance
Bennett
Bevilacqua
Bigras
Blaikie
Blais
Blondin-Andrew
Boire
Boivin
Bonsant
Boudria
Boulianne
Bourgeois
Bradshaw
Brison
Broadbent
Brown (Oakville)
Brunelle
Bulte
Carrier
Carroll
Catterall
Chan
Christopherson
Clavet
Cleary
Coderre
Comartin
Côté
Cotler
Crête
Crowder
Cullen (Skeena—Bulkley Valley)
D'Amours
Davies
Demers
Deschamps
DeVillers
Dhalla
Dion
Dosanjh
Drouin
Dryden
Duceppe
Easter
Emerson
Eyking
Faille
Folco
Fontana
Frulla
Fry
Gagnon (Québec)
Gagnon (Saint-Maurice—Champlain)
Gagnon (Jonquière—Alma)
Gauthier
Godbout
Godfrey
Godin
Goodale
Graham
Guarnieri
Guay
Guimond
Holland
Ianno
Jennings
Julian
Kadis
Karetak-Lindell
Keddy (South Shore—St. Margaret's)
Laframboise
Lalonde
Lapierre (Outremont)
Lapierre (Lévis—Bellechasse)
Lavallée
Layton
LeBlanc
Lemay
Lessard
Lévesque
Loubier
Macklin
Marceau
Marleau
Martin (Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca)
Martin (Winnipeg Centre)
Martin (LaSalle—Émard)
Martin (Sault Ste. Marie)
Masse
McCallum
McDonough
McGuinty
McGuire
McLellan
Ménard (Hochelaga)
Ménard (Marc-Aurèle-Fortin)
Minna
Mitchell
Moore (Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam)
Murphy
Myers
Neville
Owen
Paradis
Peterson
Pettigrew
Phinney
Picard (Drummond)
Pickard (Chatham-Kent—Essex)
Plamondon
Poirier-Rivard
Powers
Prentice
Proulx
Ratansi
Redman
Regan
Robillard
Rodriguez
Rota
Roy
Russell
Saada
Sauvageau
Savage
Scott
Sgro
Siksay
Silva
Simard (Beauport—Limoilou)
Smith (Pontiac)
St. Amand
St. Denis
Stoffer
Stronach
Telegdi
Temelkovski
Thibault (West Nova)
Torsney
Valeri
Valley
Vincent
Volpe
Wrzesnewskyj
Total: -- 158
________________________________________________________________________________
And the list of MPs that voted against the bill.
NAYS
Members
-------
Abbott
Ablonczy
Allison
Ambrose
Anders
Anderson (Cypress Hills—Grasslands)
Batters
Benoit
Bezan
Bonin
Boshcoff
Bouchard
Breitkreuz
Brown (Leeds—Grenville)
Cannis
Cardin
Carr
Carrie
Casey
Casson
Chamberlain
Chatters
Chong
Comuzzi
Cummins
Cuzner
Day
Desjarlais
Devolin
Doyle
Duncan
Epp
Finley
Fitzpatrick
Fletcher
Forseth
Gallant
Gallaway
Gaudet
Goldring
Goodyear
Grewal (Newton—North Delta)
Grewal (Fleetwood—Port Kells)
Guergis
Hanger
Harper
Harris
Harrison
Hearn
Hiebert
Hill
Hinton
Hubbard
Jaffer
Jean
Johnston
Kamp (Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge—Mission)
Karygiannis
Kenney (Calgary Southeast)
Khan
Kilgour
Komarnicki
Kramp (Prince Edward—Hastings)
Lastewka
Lauzon
Lee
Longfield
Lukiwski
Lunn
Lunney
MacAulay
MacKay (Central Nova)
MacKenzie
Malhi
Maloney
Mark
Matthews
McKay (Scarborough—Guildwood)
McTeague
Menzies
Merrifield
Miller
Mills
Moore (Fundy Royal)
Nicholson
O'Brien
O'Connor
Obhrai
Oda
Pacetti
Pallister
Perron
Poilievre
Preston
Rajotte
Reid
Reynolds
Richardson
Ritz
Savoy
Scarpaleggia
Scheer
Schellenberger
Schmidt (Kelowna—Lake Country)
Simard (Saint Boniface)
Simms
Skelton
Smith (Kildonan—St. Paul)
Solberg
Sorenson
Steckle
Stinson
Strahl
Szabo
Thibault (Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques)
Thompson (New Brunswick Southwest)
Thompson (Wild Rose)
Tilson
Toews
Tonks
Trost
Tweed
Ur
Van Loan
Vellacott
Wappel
Warawa
Watson
White
Wilfert
Williams
Yelich
Zed
Total: -- 133
Friday, June 24, 2005
June 24, 2005.
Another huge step for Liberal communism.
In an amazing display of arrogance and underhandedness the Liberals call an emergency vote to stay in power. Wow colour me shocked, Liberals scheming and conniving to get what they want.
- My FIRST problem with what the Liberals just pulled:
Members of Parliament are the representatives of the people, if my member is not available when a vote happens then I am not represented and the vote should not be held. PERIOD, NO QUESTION! If all the MP's are not sitting there should be NO VOTING! If it is what is best for the Country, then it should only be voted on when everyone is available to vote, otherwise what we have is called COMMUNISM!
- My Second problem:
It took buying off the NDP to get this budget passed on top of the trickery they pulled last night.
- My Third Problem:
Is the pure fact that they are using such devious schemes to stay in power and push through what they want. The are unscrupulous, deviant, immoral, unethical and have no moral right to govern our Country.
My last problem is that people are too stupid to see that the liberals are taking them for a ride. It is utterly amazing that these thieves have any support, but I guess they can afford to pay off a lot of people with everything they've stolen. (ie: 1.3 billion of unassigned funds to Quebec to buy the separatist vote.)
In an amazing display of arrogance and underhandedness the Liberals call an emergency vote to stay in power. Wow colour me shocked, Liberals scheming and conniving to get what they want.
- My FIRST problem with what the Liberals just pulled:
Members of Parliament are the representatives of the people, if my member is not available when a vote happens then I am not represented and the vote should not be held. PERIOD, NO QUESTION! If all the MP's are not sitting there should be NO VOTING! If it is what is best for the Country, then it should only be voted on when everyone is available to vote, otherwise what we have is called COMMUNISM!
- My Second problem:
It took buying off the NDP to get this budget passed on top of the trickery they pulled last night.
- My Third Problem:
Is the pure fact that they are using such devious schemes to stay in power and push through what they want. The are unscrupulous, deviant, immoral, unethical and have no moral right to govern our Country.
My last problem is that people are too stupid to see that the liberals are taking them for a ride. It is utterly amazing that these thieves have any support, but I guess they can afford to pay off a lot of people with everything they've stolen. (ie: 1.3 billion of unassigned funds to Quebec to buy the separatist vote.)
May 18, 2005
Liberals buying your MPs to stay in power.
After Belinda Stronach's defection to the Liberal party I asked myself, Why did she cross over? I thought maybe it was because she truly thought it was best to do so, but then I found out she was given the Liberal Human Resources Officer cabinet post..... The Liberals BOUGHT HER! On the heals of this defection they are trying to buy other Conservative MPs, well I say HAVE SOME MORALS! We need less MPs willing to sell their souls for a title post, and they aren't doing it for the benefit of Canadians but for their own political advancement! For lack of better wording they are making themselves political WHORES!
What level will the Liberal party sink to just to stay in power? Now think about this, if they are pulling these type of dirty tricks to stay in power are they really doing it for Canadian's best interests, or their own political advancement and to line their pockets with these heafty cabinet paycheques? If you haven't figured it out I'll make it simple for you, it's all about what they can get out of their position and Canadian citizens be damned. After all we are allowing a corrupt Government to run an investigation on itself, boy are Canadians smart.
Politicians prey on they stupidity of the citizens, it's time for us to take back control over the Government and make them realize they are accountable to US! If your MP doesn't hear from you, he'll never know what you expect of him or her.
God bless Canada, especially if the Liberals stay in power because then we are really going to need it.
After Belinda Stronach's defection to the Liberal party I asked myself, Why did she cross over? I thought maybe it was because she truly thought it was best to do so, but then I found out she was given the Liberal Human Resources Officer cabinet post..... The Liberals BOUGHT HER! On the heals of this defection they are trying to buy other Conservative MPs, well I say HAVE SOME MORALS! We need less MPs willing to sell their souls for a title post, and they aren't doing it for the benefit of Canadians but for their own political advancement! For lack of better wording they are making themselves political WHORES!
What level will the Liberal party sink to just to stay in power? Now think about this, if they are pulling these type of dirty tricks to stay in power are they really doing it for Canadian's best interests, or their own political advancement and to line their pockets with these heafty cabinet paycheques? If you haven't figured it out I'll make it simple for you, it's all about what they can get out of their position and Canadian citizens be damned. After all we are allowing a corrupt Government to run an investigation on itself, boy are Canadians smart.
Politicians prey on they stupidity of the citizens, it's time for us to take back control over the Government and make them realize they are accountable to US! If your MP doesn't hear from you, he'll never know what you expect of him or her.
God bless Canada, especially if the Liberals stay in power because then we are really going to need it.
May 9, 2005
The Gomery Inquiry.
Just a thought....
What type of idiot believes that a corrupt Government will honestly try to get the bottom of a scandal it is expressly involved in? If we wouldn't trust a criminal to run their own trial, then why does this Government expect us to trust them to investigate themselves?
I wonder how much the Liberals spent to buy the Eastern votes, I mean no one is stupid enough to vote in the Liberals on purpose (Especially after Chretien)... Are they?
Just a thought....
What type of idiot believes that a corrupt Government will honestly try to get the bottom of a scandal it is expressly involved in? If we wouldn't trust a criminal to run their own trial, then why does this Government expect us to trust them to investigate themselves?
I wonder how much the Liberals spent to buy the Eastern votes, I mean no one is stupid enough to vote in the Liberals on purpose (Especially after Chretien)... Are they?
November 17, 2004
The Honourable (and I use the term questionably) Carolyn Parrish.
Once again I'm shocked at the STUPIDITY of our leaders! This time in particular it would obviously be Carolyn Parrish. When you are become an MP you take on a position where you speak for the people, it's time for your personal opinions and views to take a back seat to that of your constituents. Ever heard the saying "think before you speak" Carolyn? You are after all a POLITICIAN, I mean you liberals can pull off the sponsorship scandal but you can't keep your trap shut to further our relations with the US?
I myself was dumbfounded that so many eastern Canadian helped the liberals get in, especially after the Chretien fiasco! But you have your jobs, you've been voted in by the public. Now as PUBLIC SERVANTS you have a responsibility to do just that, SERVE THE PUBLIC! What would be best for Canada, showing your disapproval for a government you have no control over, or changing the government you're in to help the people you're supposed to be serving?
I'm going to be blunt here, I watch the CPAC station for ten minutes before I have to turn away. The reason is simple, our elected leaders act worse toward each other than schoolchildren at recess! For all of our sakes, GROW UP!! Treat each other with the respect you were taught, and no matter WHAT party you belong to WORK TOGETHER TO MAKE CANADA BETTER!!!! You should treat each other like a fortune 500 think tank, take ALL they ideas (not just the leadership parties', there's no place for Prima Donna's in a successful business!!!) and use the best ones! You are all there to make Canada better, well LET'S START SEEING IT!!!
Once again I'm shocked at the STUPIDITY of our leaders! This time in particular it would obviously be Carolyn Parrish. When you are become an MP you take on a position where you speak for the people, it's time for your personal opinions and views to take a back seat to that of your constituents. Ever heard the saying "think before you speak" Carolyn? You are after all a POLITICIAN, I mean you liberals can pull off the sponsorship scandal but you can't keep your trap shut to further our relations with the US?
I myself was dumbfounded that so many eastern Canadian helped the liberals get in, especially after the Chretien fiasco! But you have your jobs, you've been voted in by the public. Now as PUBLIC SERVANTS you have a responsibility to do just that, SERVE THE PUBLIC! What would be best for Canada, showing your disapproval for a government you have no control over, or changing the government you're in to help the people you're supposed to be serving?
I'm going to be blunt here, I watch the CPAC station for ten minutes before I have to turn away. The reason is simple, our elected leaders act worse toward each other than schoolchildren at recess! For all of our sakes, GROW UP!! Treat each other with the respect you were taught, and no matter WHAT party you belong to WORK TOGETHER TO MAKE CANADA BETTER!!!! You should treat each other like a fortune 500 think tank, take ALL they ideas (not just the leadership parties', there's no place for Prima Donna's in a successful business!!!) and use the best ones! You are all there to make Canada better, well LET'S START SEEING IT!!!
Dec 1st, 2004
A query, a quandary, a thought... or two.
President Bush arrived in Ottawa to throngs of protestors, my first thought was WHAT ARE THEY PROTESTING? The war in Iraq? Canada didn't support their efforts in any way so let's face the fact... IT'S NONE OF OUR BUSINESS.
Instead of protesting President Bush, let's focus on our own Government and protest where we can make some change! Here are a couple of items that I think SHOULD be protested about but aren't.
- The definition of marriage being perverted by the homosexual agenda.
- The wholesale slaughter of innocent lives through abortion.
- Government action for support of farmers affected by the BSE scare.
- Lobbying for Accountable, Moral and Ethical Government.
THESE are things that we should concern ourselves with, not such petty items like a disagreement with President Bush's policies for the US! I mean think about this, what are the priorities of the people who protest such inane items, and do we want these petty individuals to define us as Canadians?
Here are my views on the first two of these issues:
- Homosexuality is neither Moral or Natural, and you aren't "born that way".
- Abortion is the willful murder of a life, it is NOT just the removal of "TISSUE". This can be emotionally devastating, as well as physically traumatic to the mother in the future.*
- As for the last two items I feel that Government lacks accountability to the public it's supposed to be there to serve, making Canada more like a communist regime rather than a democracy.
*My disapproval of these immoral and unnatural acts should in no way be construed as disapproval for the people pursuing them, but of the act only.
President Bush arrived in Ottawa to throngs of protestors, my first thought was WHAT ARE THEY PROTESTING? The war in Iraq? Canada didn't support their efforts in any way so let's face the fact... IT'S NONE OF OUR BUSINESS.
Instead of protesting President Bush, let's focus on our own Government and protest where we can make some change! Here are a couple of items that I think SHOULD be protested about but aren't.
- The definition of marriage being perverted by the homosexual agenda.
- The wholesale slaughter of innocent lives through abortion.
- Government action for support of farmers affected by the BSE scare.
- Lobbying for Accountable, Moral and Ethical Government.
THESE are things that we should concern ourselves with, not such petty items like a disagreement with President Bush's policies for the US! I mean think about this, what are the priorities of the people who protest such inane items, and do we want these petty individuals to define us as Canadians?
Here are my views on the first two of these issues:
- Homosexuality is neither Moral or Natural, and you aren't "born that way".
- Abortion is the willful murder of a life, it is NOT just the removal of "TISSUE". This can be emotionally devastating, as well as physically traumatic to the mother in the future.*
- As for the last two items I feel that Government lacks accountability to the public it's supposed to be there to serve, making Canada more like a communist regime rather than a democracy.
*My disapproval of these immoral and unnatural acts should in no way be construed as disapproval for the people pursuing them, but of the act only.
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