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So much for the special relationship between Britain and the US.  After years of laying down British lives in Iraq and Afghanistan, isn’t it time for some support back from the States?  Yet Obama doesn’t even feel able to offer words of support when the Argies try to blockade British territory in the south Atlantic.  Instead, he declares his country to be neutral. It was unders
Transatlantic Tory | more | posted February 24th
It seems the marxist dictator hugo chavez thinks Canad is run by an ultra right wing govrnment. I guess he is now in coalition talks with iffy and jack.The bolivarian revolution is receding throughout Latin America and Venezuela is an economic basket case. iffy and jack must be so proud of their new ally who also insults HM Forces ."I am talking of a Canada governed by an ultraright that close
Dr Roy | more | posted February 8th
The question of the day:Who sends who the talking points? Does Iggy send them down to Hugo Chavez? Or is Hugo Chavez enlisting Michael Ignatieff into the Chavezification movement?At this point, we can't tell. But we know they each share an abiding dislike of Stephen Harper. They are both alight with anger over the move to prorogue Canada's parliament. And they are both interested in, to use
ChuckerCanuck 2.0 | more | posted February 8th
I wonder how long it will take for the Liberal Party of Canada or its leader, Michael Ignatieff, to stand up for Canada and respond to the slanderous allegations by Venezuela’s ambassador to the Organization of American States, Roy Chaderton Matos, that Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan are guilty of torture and assassinations. I doubt we’ll hear any defence of Canada from Jack Layton or the N
Russ Campbell | more | posted February 8th
With the people in Venezuala getting angrier and angrier with their would-be dictator, the unrest is increasing, and clashes heating. On youth is reportedly dead. Police and supporters of President Hugo Chavez clashed with students in cities across the country Monday during protests over the government forcing an opposition channel off cable TV. One youth was reported killed and 16 people suffered
The Raging Tory | more | posted January 25th
I bet Hugo is trying to talk his buddy Oliver Stone into making this into a movie!Hugo Chavez Mouthpiece Says U.S. Hit Haiti With 'Earthquake Weapon'Hugo Chavez blames the U.S. for the devastating earthquake in Haiti.The United States apparently possesses an "earthquake weapon" that set off the catastrophic quake in Haiti and killed 200,000 innocents. Don't believe it's true? Just ask Hugo C
Rightchik | more | posted January 22nd
There was all kinds of outrage from the left when Pat Robertson made his batshit-crazy comments on Haiti, & rightly so. He's a senile crackpot & deserved the flack he received. Yet when Danny Glover made similarily offensive remarks on Haiti, there was zipola in the indignation department from his ideological soulmates. Double standard from the left?? But of course.Well here's a chance for them
You Know I am Right | more | posted January 21st
He'll bring some excellent management into these stores!President Hugo Chavez Sunday ordered the expropriation of a French-owned hypermarket chain that operates close to a dozen stores in Venezuela, accusing it of price speculation following the country's currency devaluation.Mr. Chavez said his government would seize control of the Exito hypermarket chain, majority owned by France-based Casino
GayandRight | more | posted January 17th
He should be reaching out to the US to coordinate efforts....Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez on Sunday accused the United States of using the earthquake in Haiti as a pretext to occupy the devastated Caribbean country and offered to send fuel from his OPEC nation."I read that 3,000 soldiers are arriving, Marines armed as if they were going to war. There is not a shortage of guns there, my God.
GayandRight | more | posted January 17th
Columnist John Ivison had an attack of the vapours in today's National Post in an article titled PM tightens grip on power. Ivison accuses Harper of running the government like Louis "I am the state" XIV ran France, and solemnly intones that academics who have recently protested the prorogation of Parliament would be "shocked at the extent to which Mr. Harper now controls every aspect of gover
Diogenes Borealis | more | posted January 13th
In recent days, the inherent failure of socialism and it’s need for tyranny have been exhibited for the world to see.  Hugo Chavez first devalued the bolivar, Venezuela’s currency.  This was done because he needs more money domestically, and since oil is sold in dollars this gives him 17% more cash on hand.  Of course, [...]
Musings of the Technical Bard | more | posted January 12th
Currency devaluation, shutting down (even temporarily) retailers.....looks like Chavez is getting more reckless...Government inspectors accompanied by soldiers temporarily shut down two large retail stores in Venezuela on Monday, aiming to prevent hefty price hikes after the country devalued its currency.Inspectors from the tax and consumer protection agencies shuttered stores of the Exito hyperma
GayandRight | more | posted January 11th
Venezuela's commie dictator faces a looming electrical power collapse. Good work chavez.Venezuela faces risk of devastating power collapseBy FABIOLA SANCHEZAP Photo - In this Jan. 5, 2010 photo, San Ignacio mall is seen with its lights off to reduce electricity consumption in Caracas. Venezuela relies on a single dam to generate most of its electricity and a drought has brought its water levels t
Dr Roy | more | posted January 10th
Wow... the Liberals have launched what could be the most negative attack ad in Canadian history, trying to liken Prime Minister Harper with the likes of Robert Mugabe, Hugo Chavez, and just about every other murderous tin-pot world dictator. Talk about going straight for the gutter. An absolutely DISGUSTING shot from the so-called "Cosmopolitan Professor".View it for yourself, straight
Christian Conservative | more | posted January 10th
Inflation in chvez's Venezuela is 25% and climbing.. I thought commie chavez believed in the climate hoax. He wants to encourage people to buy Venezuelan oil. chavez, the commie dictator is driving the Venezuelan economy into the ground. The center right is gaining across Latin America, isolating this commie dictator. let's hope the people of Venezuela open their eyes to what this megalomaniac i
Dr Roy | more | posted January 9th
Does anyone else also suspect that behind closed doors where MSM editors and journalists meet, primarily in eastern establishments, jubilant high fives are being exchanged?Two reasons would be: a) Because the latest poll shows that Harper and the CPC are taking a hit.b) Because it means the MSM still matters to enough people to enable it to influence public opinion (meaning, herd the unwashed mass
Sort of Political | more | posted January 8th
KAIROS's Twitter page is eye-clawingly boring so it's no surprise that fewer than a hundred people follow it. That pitiful number in itself is a proof point that KAIROS doesn't really represent anybody other than their own staff -- certainly not the millions of Canadian Christians in whose names they claim to operate. Almost all of KAIROS's Tweets this past month have been self-serv
Ezra Levant | more | posted January 3rd
I must say that 2009 has been a fascinating year, for better or worse. It was the year of Obama and Pelosi, who have been behaving like kids in a candy story since they assumed control of the Whitehouse, Senate, and House or the first time in a long time. In Canada, the average person could be fooled into thinking we had controversy after controversy, even if they were all contrived by an oppositi
The Iceman | more | posted December 31st
Of all the political events/persons that occurred outside North America in the past ten years, which has had the most damaging effect on global security?  For example; the election of Hamas, Bhutto assassination, Kim Jong Ill, Mushareff resigns, Iranian nuclear program, Hugo Chavez, Osama Bin Laden, and so on and so forth.  I decided to split my worst political event/person of the decade
The Iceman | more | posted December 28th
So.My poll has closed on the significance my readers put on the issue of Afghan detainees.Admittedly less than scientific, and, to a great extent, polling the converted, nonetheless, the readers have spoken, and the results (after 216 votes):What priority should the issue of Afghani detainees be given by Canadians? It is the number one priority of our government. 7 (3%)Second in priority after res
Searching for Liberty | more | posted December 22nd
Welcome to Hugo Chavez's Venezuela:"This is a very complex issue, but there is no doubt that there are people in prison simply because they are accused of some crime simply because they do not agree with the political agenda of the national government..."(link)There's only part of Cardinal Urosa's remarks that I disagree with. This isn't a "very complex issue." He's being to generous.
Back Off Government! | more | posted December 20th
The editorial board of the National Post get it right...This week’s Copenhagen summit was billed as the best, last chance for world leaders to finally rally their citizens to fight man-made global warming. They have failed: The main policy instrument being debated in the Denmark capital — a US$100-billion fund that the developed world will use to bribe the developing world to build windmills a
GayandRight | more | posted December 19th
Well, it looks like the answer is no....Claudia Rosett reports...If you listen to U.S. officialdom, Iran is a pariah, cast out by the world community for its sanctions-violating, nuclear-wannabe ways. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has just warned Latin American nations that in choosing to "flirt with Iran," they should "think twice." Last month, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs told the
GayandRight | more | posted December 18th
It is sometimes difficult to support the federal Conservatives, usually when they are not being very conservative. But stories like this one remind me why I like this government. I enjoyed the article so much, I must confess that I read it three times. I had never heard of KAIROS until I read Colby Cosh's analysis of their partisan politics. That led me to some further reading, and I discovered
Ezra Levant | more | posted December 18th
Try blocking and hurting legitimate members from the Copenhagen conference:Lord Monckton barred from Copenhagen conference – pushed to the ground by securityToday the gloves came off and the true purpose of the “global warming” scare became nakedly visible. Hugo Chavez, the Socialist president of Venezuela, blamed “global warming” on capitalism – and received a standing ovation from ve
Climbing Out Of The Dark | more | posted December 17th
Kelly McParland at the National Post writes an excellent Column today. She (he?) points out that the assumption at Copenhagen is that poorer countries can be trusted to use the money allotted to them to fight climate change. I don't know about you but I'm not really willing to trust Hugo Chavez with my wallet.Actually the history of foreign aid has demonstrated that we shouldn't be trusting the
Freedom is My Nationality | more | posted December 17th
A lot of socialist dictators and tyrants. tthe butcher mugabe is now lecturing us on the climate. How charming. His country is not emitting much CO2 because he has destroyed its economy and killed many of its CO2 producing people. What an example. monbiot must worship him.The climate change conference from HellPosted: December 16, 2009, 4:30 PM by NP Editorenvironment, Kelly McParland Let's see n
Dr Roy | more | posted December 17th
This is so ridiculous....this article is from Australia...THE Copenhagen climate summit was pretty much summed up in the high-level segment yesterday when Penny Wong’s speech was interrupted by whistles and chanting and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez got a standing ovation. The Australian climate change minister may not be the world’s greatest orator but she had some sensible t
GayandRight | more | posted December 16th
Some of the world's finest leaders - Ahmadinejad, Mugabe, and Chavez...Iranian Prime Minister Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe plan to address negotiators at international climate talks in Copenhagen next week. The three leaders are listed in a line-up of more than 180 government officials published in a United Nations schedule of speake
GayandRight | more | posted December 12th
Venezuela has recently acquired thousands of new missiles, Russian made, presumably for an attack on Columbia. According to the Washington Post, these are being accompanied by increasing rhetoric from Hugo Chavez about how the Columbian imperialists are preparing for aggressive war, etcetera. Somewhat typical of a left-wing dictator, perhaps, but a two pronged assault by [...]
Delusional Spin | more | posted December 7th
Well now doesn't this just warm your heart. I'm sure it will warm the hearts of all the lefties out there. Libs and Dippers, doesn't this make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside?" We feel at home here and among our brothers ... we're going to be together until the end," Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez during a visit to Latin America on
Chasing Apple Pie | more | posted November 29th
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