Blogging Tories posts about "arrogance"
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bo's arrogance truly knows no end. With the majority of the American people, and even many of his own supporters, in opposition, he seeks to pass his deeply flawed healthcare proposals. He has said he will nsert a few GOP tidbits. The bigger problem for bo is the lack of the Stupak language in the new version.Which is what drove even strong Obama supporter Warren Buffett to go public with his jud
Dr Roy | more | posted March 5th
I found two interesting videos on the National Post site, one has a Toronto councilor going bananas and the other has Robert De Niro on SNL, I ask, who is the comedian!First up the Toronto councilor, she would be funny if she wasn't so serious about saving the world from Conservatives. She really loses it. I hope someone runs against this far left piece of work.Then we have this really funny piec
Climbing out of the dark | more | posted March 2nd
Well.John Cross, author of Dawg's Blawg, just made my day.While wandering over to see the goings-on at Big City Liberal, after reading his blog continuing to try and ignore the clearly inappropriate actions and commentary of Dr. Phil Jones in betraying any effort at scientific objectivity in the "climategate" scandal, one commentator, "Prairie Kid", commented that attacking the "hacker" who
Searching for Liberty | more | posted February 17th
Dr Krauthammer remakes the point that bo's arrogance and socialism will continue to be his undoing. This being a democracy, don't the Democrats see that clinging to this agenda will march them over a cliff? Don't they understand Massachusetts?Well, they understand it through a prism of two cherished axioms: (1) The people are stupid and (2) Republicans are bad. Result? The dim, led by the mali
Dr Roy | more | posted February 10th
Voici une lettre à lire dans le journal le Monde ici, qui à été écrit par Drieu Godefridi, un climato-sceptiques, qui dit que les coups porter au GIEC vont permettre de faire un véritable débat scientifique sur la question du climat. Pourquoi ?«C'est assez dire le climat de terrorisme intellectuel qui régnait, et des scientifiques de premier plan ont été jusqu'à suggérer de cr
Pour un monde droite | more | posted February 8th
The TTC doesn't help alleviate the stereotype of Torontonian arrogance. Following public outcry at their inefficiency, TTC employees are rambling against the public and apparently want to add insult to injury through some work-to-rule action. Where on earth does the TTC find them?
Every public transit system will have its ups and downs, as much as every business has good and bad employees. Commo
Luca Manfredi | more | posted February 8th
Mr.Iffy is missing a valuable opportunity with the PM proroguing parliament.While PM Harper and his government are busy working getting things done for Canada, what has Mr. Iffy been doing? He's been busy grandstanding and griping with his arrogance.As is pointed out by Michael Bliss, historian and author, Mr. Iffy and his party should be working hard on policy and explaining to us the voters
Chasing Apple Pie | more | posted January 29th
The University of East Anglia broke the law. Everybody knew it, and now the obvious has a redundant seal of approval. By not answering Freedom of Information requests, the UEA contravened the FOI act and could have been prosecuted. Since the cover-up was exposed only a few months ago and no complaint was officially lodged, everything is now under a statute of limitations.Lesson to everyone: if you
Free thinking unabridged | more | posted January 28th
It has been 4 years since the Tories were first elected to power. I started blogging just before that election. I was very tired of grit arrogance and corruption. I was overjoyed to see HM PM Harper and the Tories defeat dithers and the grits. HM PM Harper has now been HMPM for four years. The grits just can't get over that they can't get back to the public trough so easily. There have been 3 l
Dr Roy | more | posted January 23rd
Ici. Jean Charest qui continu à cracher sur le gouvernement conservateur, rien de très intelligent pour améliorer les relations Québec-Ottawa. De plus, on passe sous le silence l'investissement qui à été fait, une première au Québec, Ottawa investi environ 4 millions et Québec le même montant. Cela créera de l'emploi et aidera l'environnement.De plus, il faut sans cesse qu'il
Pour un monde à droite | more | posted January 12th
Mr. Harper has recently claimed that proroguing Parliament was a good thing because the market is worried about the constant threat of an election. This isn't the most bizarre excuse that the government has given (that honour goes to the "we all have to watch the Olympics" excuse), but it is certainly close.I agree with Tom Flanagan that investors pay more attention to the state of the economy
Freedom is My Nationality | more | posted January 12th
One news story from late last year that seems to have gotten very little attention in the media is the one about the United States preventing authorities in the Netherlands from installing body scanners before the would-be suicide bomber, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, passed through security at Amsterdam’s airport. According to the Times Online story: “The Dutch claimed that they had been tr
Russ Campbell | more | posted January 5th
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Paul Wells has a new post up linking to Steve at Far and Wide and his blog posting criticising the Liberal war rooms slow response time and linking it to Ignatieff's poor polling numbers.While I agree with Steve's assessment of poor responses from the Liberal war room, the fact is both Ignatieff and the Liberal Party have far deeper problems than just news scrums. Those problems started back whe
A CAW Workers Voice Of Reason | more | posted January 3rd
If it weren't for the constant insistence that our soldiers violated the Geneva Conventions under a flawed Liberal prisoner transfer agreement, I might almost consider the daily fallacy of juvenile investigative journalism coming from the Liblogs on the Afghan Detainee file amusing. Aside from the complete ignorance and denial of any Liberal responsibility for a problem that they themselves creat
The Iceman | more | posted December 22nd
Michael Ignatieff: “I don’t need to prove anything to anybody.”Um, you do if you want to get elected* you arrogant jackass.* not having ever won a nomination race in his life might explain his arrogance, but it does not excuse it.
Alberta Ardvark | more | posted December 18th
You have really got to read this ... if your jaw doesn't hit the floor, your brain must be made of guano.While you read, recall the arrogance of not only the top AGW pricks like Suzuki and Gore, but the arrogant fucking blog crawlers who mock the sceptics and troll sites to make supercilious comments hatched at Real Climate. Recall the utter confidence with which they pushed what is now bunk scie
Celestial Junk | more | posted November 24th
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