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Long form, long gun: it's a battle for efficiency
The long form census "controversy" is nothing more than laziness, inefficiency and free-riding trying to murk the waters of the debate. Why, pray say, should anyone feel threatened with jail time or fines for not telling the Government what name one calls God by? There is no reason for the federal government to extract that information from citizens under duress, particularly when we give both
Luca Manfredi | more | posted 2 days ago | @lucamanfredi
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The Non-Existent Recovery
To conservatives, it's no surprise that the US economy is failing to grow and create jobs.  It's no mystery why the misery index rises, Americans become more despairing, and polls for Congress and the Obama continue to show deep distrust and anger towards government.The fact is, government cannot cause an economy to recover.  Obama and the Democratic Congress (and the GOP Congress and
Strong Conservative | more | posted July 25th
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The UN is a farce and a tool of terrorist organizations
UN does not like Pakistanis, especially if they are muslims who belong to a milder sect of the deadly cult. You  don’t believe me? Consider this: On the exact same day when 9 terrorists under the guise of “peace” activists scampered post-haste to their 72 virgins, gunman stormed hospitals in Lahore, Pakistan and killed 12 badly wounded patients lying in hospital beds. These injured men
Dodo Can Spell | more | posted June 17th | @dodocanspell
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Evidence that the Census is useless
In early May I posted a link to an article from the Freeman that explained why government census is not an effective way for calculating demand. Part of the inefficiency of government is that they assign resources where it doesn’t match demand. The census is meant to help with this problem but it is deceptively unhelpful. Demand can only truly be calculated by the price of a service or good on i
Freedom is My Nationality | more | posted May 31st | @freedomnation
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Obama and his team = height of inefficiency
According to Big Government network, Mullah Omar, the topmost Osama Bin Laden aide has been in Pakistani custody from late March and Clinton did not even know it. The Pakistani authorities had relayed the information to their USA counterparts and to the military intelligence but given how inefficient Obama's team happens to be, the people at the top are unaware of the events that really matter. A
Dodo Can Spell | more | posted May 10th | @dodocanspell
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True Confessions
Wanna know how jobs are created and executed in the civil services of Obama's America? Michelle Malkin has explosive first hand accounts from census workers that shows government bureaucracy at it's naked worst.  And, if you think this sort of bureaucracy would not happen in Canada, think again. In Toronto, all you have to do is either visit or write to the Department of Transportation and
Dodo Can Spell | more | posted April 2nd | @dodocanspell
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TTC unions do no-one a favour
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 | @lucamanfredi
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Celestial Junk | more | posted January 16th
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Charles Krauthammer on healthcare reform
Dr Krauthammer points out the obvious massive flaws in bo's so called healthcare reforms. The reforms ignore the obvious and are very very bureaucratic. Then do health care the right way -- one reform at a time, each simple and simplifying, aimed at reducing complexity, arbitrariness and inefficiency.First, tort reform. This is money -- the low-end estimate is about half a trillion per decade --
Dr Roy | more | posted November 28th | @eapr9
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