There is no shortage of point-by-point criticisms of Al Gore’s New York Times Op-ed, We Can’t Wish Away Climate Change.
My first thought after reading his steaming pile of rhetoric was why did he set himself up for the inevitable drudging? Or does he actually believe that we’re that stupid?
And how is it that the alarmists can continue to hold him up as some kind of prophet and still keep a straight face while they warn us all of impending doom?
Anyway, here are some of the better fisks that I’ve come across. If you find more please let share them in comments. Thanks.
Al’s latest global-warming whopper – Alan Reynolds, New York Post
Al Gore’s weird, disconnected op-ed on climate change – Rick Moran, American Thinker
Al Gore Comes Out of Hiding and Gets a Fisking – Bluegrass Pundit
EXCLUSIVE: Inhofe Blasts Gore Over Climategate – Connie Hair, Human Events
But in response to Gore’s statement that “what is at stake is our ability to use the rule of law as an instrument of human redemption”, Bill Kristol said it most succinctly:
“Redemption comes from God, not Gore.”
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Related
More inconvenient news for the global warming alarmists:
UN’s climate link to hurricanes in doubt – Times Online
Cyclone climate link rejected – The Australian
El Nino killed Costa Rican toad, not global warming – Oneindia
British scientist in climate row admits ‘awful’ emails – Sydney Morning Herald
‘The Acceleration of Disbelief,’ Starring ‘Floor Mat’ Al Gore - Big Journalism (this is a must-read)
So is this one: Climategate: ‘a lot of common data’ – Phil Jones exposes AGW dominoes to Commons committee – Gerald Warner, Telegraph:
...And oh, yes – one further interesting fact emerged from yesterday’s Select Committee grilling. Professor Edward Acton, the Vice-Chancellor of the “University” of East Anglia, now thinks more money should be devoted to researching the Mediaeval Warm Period. So apparently it exists after all.
Who knew?
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Local ‘Green Energy’ issues:
Wind farm faces opposition – Guelph Mercury article via Windaction
Ontario power risk – Parker Gallant, Full Comment
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Wednesday Update
Welcome Jack’s Newswatch readers! And please check out Crux of the Matter – Trust Conservative gov’t timetable to refute AGW.
Peter Foster: Climate snow jobs – FP Comment
Wind power the worst kind of mirage – Henk Tennekes, FP
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Friday – Saturday Update
Waiting to hear ‘we’re sorry’ – John Robson, Ottawa Citizen
Blowing away taxpayers – Michael Trebilcock, Financial Post
Some enterprising American lawyer is going to realize that there’s a great opportunity for a class action suit against Gore for what he has cost every American. Even if you assume his idiocy has only cost Americans $10 each, that’s a $3 billion dollar suit – and then he would have to defend his lies in court with rules of evidence. I think it would be hilarious o watch
I think the whole world should launch a class action suit against him.
Politican = “weather” = “climate change” = “global warming” = AGW Fraud.
AGW Fraud + Campbell = Our Enemy, the State.
Notice the use of the AGW Trinity words: “climate change” + “weather” + “global warming”.
All are plastic/elastic words which are not defined.
They are meant as “scare words” to instill fear/anxiety which can only be alleviated by increased State intervention/taxation.
Campbell is a fraud.
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“Campbell blames climate change for ‘Spring Games’
The record-breaking warm weather that made a soggy mess of Cypress Mountain, forcing Olympic organizers to truck snow to the slopes, was caused by climate change, B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell says.
And witnessing the “Spring Olympics” has convinced Mr. Campbell he must accelerate his campaign against global warming.
This week, the Premier will face a renewed assault on his controversial carbon tax, as business leaders use today’s provincial budget to decry the competitiveness gap arising from the province’s levy on fossil fuels.
“I think people are not looking at the big picture. We just had the warmest winter in over 100 years in Vancouver,” Mr. Campbell said in an interview with The Globe and Mail.”
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/campbell-blames-climate-change-for-spring-games/article1486344/
Campbell’s just another idiot Liberal in the Paul Martin camp, anyone who still believes that the BC Liberals are not like their provincial and federal counterparts are sadly mistaken.
Tax and spend, lie, cheat and steal.
What was Campbell’s role in the sale of BC Rail, which he promised not to sell in the previous election?
The most recent election he promised not to bring in the HST.
It’s time for a new political force in BC, unfortunately we only have the center left Liberals and the further left NDP, oh and the Greens, but who cares about those nut bars.
Fat Al, the shark you jumped has been drowned, dehydrated and buried by now. Please disappear into retirement with laryngitis.
Yes Bruce, B.C. is really messed up politically.
There is lots of information on Watts Up With That about yhe hearings investigating the released material from the Climate Research Unit. Submissions from the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry, and the Royal Statistical Society condemn what Phil Jones calls standard practice in climate science. The most recent post has the video of the questioning of Phil Jones. This is not the intense grilling he would expect to face from a panel of skeptics.
Cashing in on climate change – the carbon offset scam
Who would pay $25 for something when other people would only pay 14 cents? Why, the government of course!
As Vancouver Sun reporter Scott Simpson wrote, the B.C. government is forcing its ministries, agencies, as well as schools and hospitals, to pay for the amount of carbon they emit. This is part of Gordon Campbell’s plan to have a carbon neutral public sector by 2011 – all to battle global warming. But when even the BBC starts pointing out we haven’t had any global warming since 1998 while carbon dioxide levels continue to rise, we know the tide has turned on the global warming hysteria.
Businesses still have time to cash in, and they are. The government will send tax dollars to businesses and industries if they lower their carbon emissions, and to companies set up specifically to absorb those funds. The government created a new Crown Corporation to tax tax dollars and redistribute them to businesses. It’s called the Pacific Carbon Trust.
How does this work? Schools and hospitals pay $25 dollars per tonne of carbon they emit to the Pacific Carbon Trust, then the Pacific Carbon Trust sends that money to groups that have lowered their emissions. The Trust has not disclosed how much it pays to companies for each tonne of reduced emissions. We can only hope it is not more than $25 per tonne.
http://communities.canada.com/vancouversun/blogs/communityofinterest/archive/2009/10/26/cashing-in-on-climate-change-the-carbon-offset-scam.aspx
And how can we find out which groups and companies are benefiting at the expense of taxpayers, costing core services budgets millions of dollars, costing us cuts to health, education and social services?
We can’t, the BC Government will not release that information.
Do they have something to hide?
You betcha, they are Liberals after all.
Brent Hargreaves said: “Don’t destroy his dignity.”
The “his” is Jones.
Will Jones, Gore, Pachauri/IPCC, Suzuki, Hansen, Mann, et al, accept culpability for this?
“Baby survives parents’ global warming suicide pact
A seven-month-old girl survived for three days alone with a bullet in her chest after being shot by her parents as part of a suicide pact over their fears about global warming.”
“Her parents said they feared the effects of global warming in a suicide note discovered by police. ”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/argentina/7344329/Baby-survives-parents-global-warming-suicide-pact.html
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http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/archives/013473.html#comments
“Y2Kyoto: Reducing Their Carbon Footprint
One suicide note at a time;”
About Pacific Carbon Trust
Pacific Carbon Trust is a Crown corporation established in 2008 to deliver BC-based greenhouse gas offsets, to help clients meet their carbon reduction goals and to support the growth of BC’s low-carbon economy.
How much of taxpayers’ dollars are being spent on this initiative? How is the money being spent?
http://www.pacificcarbontrust.com/FAQs/tabid/61/Default.aspx
Follow the link to About Pacific Carbon Trust then click on the above question, it comes up blank.
Who’d a thunk it when it comes to Liberals.
Is it any wonder that FOI requests concerning this situation go unanswered?
Maz2 – That story about the suicide pact demonstrates just how serious and dangerous the propaganda game is. And how many young kids are depressed because of all this brainwashing in the schools?
Just frightening.
Uh oh. This mocking of Al Gore kind of reminds me of the mocking of Stockwell Day.
Put a fork in Al … he’s done.
“I think people are not looking at the big picture. We just had the warmest winter in over 100 years in Vancouver,” Mr. Campbell said in an interview with The Globe and Mail.”
Does Gordon Campbell think that “climate” just started about 100 years ago?
And then follow this up with the taxpayer being persecuted because of the arbitrary carbon regulations on schools and hospitals and the complete lack of transparency in FOI. Once again BC is showing us the way in fundamental government corruption. But, what else can one expect from a Liberal?
Let’s walk on the sunny side for a sunny dose of reality.
BTW, the Prime Minister of Canada is …?
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“Canada’s prospects outshine realities challenging U.S.
A smaller deficit leaves Canada in a better position to take advantage of the rebound in the global economy
“The biggest reason is that Canada’s finances are so much stronger. The federal deficit, while a record in nominal terms, is about 4 per cent of GDP. The difference with the U.S. and other industrial countries has captured the attention of international investors, who bought a record amount of Canadian bonds in 2009.
Demand of that kind is lowering federal and provincial governments’ borrowing costs, suggesting Canadian taxpayers won’t be facing the degree of tax increases or spending cuts coming the way of their American cousins. That leaves Canada in a better position to take advantage of the rebound in the global economy: While the U.S. and other countries will be paying off their debts, Canada will be relatively free to take advantage of the upturn.”
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/canadas-prospects-outshine-realities-challenging-us/article1486322/
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Meanwhile, here’s Iffy & his Liberals, soft on crime:
“Crime bills to be scrutinized, Liberals warn
National Post”
Now that the Olympics are over and the poll numbers for the liberals look like the score of the Slovakian hockey team, the games (political) begin again.
Weighing in, for the Green party Elizabeth May (Bourque)is just full of ideas, lose first past the post, reduce the PM”s power, don’t interrupt when others are speaking ? That combined with her attempt to sidestep a mandatory leadership review in her own party of her own leadership is rich! Makes me wonder if Liz has any sense of irony whatsoever. Our numbers are up, economy is improving faster that anyone expected. I am very proud of our athletes, PM Harper did us proud, his enthusiasm, support for the games was heartfelt and genuine. He unlike some did not push people to get “on camera” I think we will move forward here confidently and with grace into our future, Conservatively of course, steady as she goes HM PM Stephen Harper.
Spring has come to Qualicum and the rhodos are blooming and the Japanese plums are blossoming.
Long ago we learned that the only thing normal about our weather is its variability.
Someone should tell Campbell that climate change, which is normal, occurs ongoingly, slowly, over hundreds, thousands of years.
“Green party Elizabeth May is just full of ideas..”
I wouldn’t call those ideas but she sure is full of something Bubba. Actually every time she opens her mouth all of that hot air is a threat to our environment in and of itself.
I wonder if May might just have her sites on Jack Layton’s job?
Our athletes: striving for excellence and succeeding.
PM Harper: striving for excellence and succeeding.
Our opposition parties: striving for power for its own sake and failing badly. Maybe they should emulate our athletes and PM.
Soccermom/Bruce,
I think more and more people are waking up to Campbells crap, the problem is we only have 1 alternative, the NDP, and there is no way in h,e, double hockeysticks I am going down that path. I left Manitoba for that very reason. We desperately need a 3rd viable alternative. We need to get some expertise from Danielle Smith and the Wildrose party.
No I am not saying that far right of the spectrum, but look at the support they have brought together so quickly.
The centre right needs a strong, high profile leader that can pull things together. I can’t think of anyone off hand but last elections collect of candidates was poorly funded and very green.
There is huge opportunity to just awaiting to be hand as both parties in power have so much material that can be used against them.
Face it, Campbell is very aware of this and quite arrogant because of it.
BC Rail, Carbon tax, HST, bigger government are to name a few of the goodies that can be used against him. Do you realize that the money that has been paid out to BC Rail executives who have no rail to run of over the past 5 years would have covered the budget short fall in education or health this year. IN-FREAKIN-SANE!!!!!!
The time is now to strike up the common sense movement in BC.
Example of the AGW-Red-Green gibberish sponsored by MSM.
This is from an online poll.
Could have been faked/attributed as a screed from Suzy=Lizard May.
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“Is fencing off both sides of an extension to Terry Fox Drive North and building special culverts to provide an endangered species of turtles a movement route sufficient to meet concerns that the road passes through a wetland and allow construction to proceed?”
http://www.cfra.com/
O/T (Bourque) a good article based on the folks Iffy’s hosting at his “thinkers” convention, and a suggestion by the author that Iffy’s trying to lean right which may tick the more left of the LPOC off.
Boy when I read the comments from you folks in BC I start thinking that maybe we don’t have it so bad in Ontario after all.
Joanne, Campbell and McGuinty are two peas in a pod, they’re both liberal to the core, they both lie through their teeth every time they flap their gum’s.
Both cannot nor should ever be trusted to speak the truth.
A Twofer: Two Frauds in a Pod.
Al Gore’s FluAGW Report: Even though my ‘nym is manbearpig, there is a coreleation twixt my AGWFlu and swine flu.
Ask Dr. Frootfly.
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“The Flu Season That Fizzled–Cases of H1N1 Have Dwindled, Seasonal Flu Has Been a No-Show…
This has been a flu season like few others.
Normally at this time of year, influenza is rampant in the U.S., prompting hundreds of thousands of people to stay home in the dead of winter with fever, aches and pains.
Now, after raging through college campuses and communities last summer and fall, cases of the new H1N1 swine flu virus have dwindled to a trickle, and run-of-the-mill seasonal flu has barely made an appearance. Not one state reported widespread flu illness to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the week ended Feb. 20, the latest data available. The percentage of all doctors’ visits by patients with influenza-like symptoms has dropped from a high of 7.8% in late October—the largest peak since the agency began surveillance in 1997—to 1.8% in late February, well below the norm for flu season.
Doctors and flu experts say the lull is unusual. “This is typically the peak of flu,” said James Turner, executive director of the University of Virginia’s department of student health. He said the Charlottesville, Va., student health center usually sees as many as 130 students a week complaining of flu symptoms this time of year. Recently, no more than three to five students a week have been coming in with fever, cough or other signs of flu, he said.
It is not clear why there is so little flu, particularly swine flu, going around, experts say. “Surely there’s a sufficient number of people who haven’t been infected or vaccinated,” said Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.
Many scientists say the answer probably has to do with how the flu virus progresses. Influenza comes and goes in waves, normally running from October through May…
(Excerpt) Read more at online.wsj.com”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2462629/posts
“I start thinking that maybe we don’t have it so bad in Ontario.”
Not yet Joanne but under McGuinty it’s almost guaranteed we will if he can’t be stopped at the polls.
Shane in the ‘wack we so need an alternative to Gordon Campbell and his tax ‘n spend liberals. There just isn’t one he is gonna tax the hell out of us now, still going on about glo-bull warmin’ we need an alternative the NDP just won’t do.
As far as democracy goes Elizbeth May thinks Democracy is when she speaks, when we speak it just won’t do if we don’t agree with her blather.
Campbell and McGuinty. Well, you can add Charest.
The Québec Government’s Debt February 2010 Legal deposit – Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec February © Gouvernement du Québec, 2010:
“INTERNATIONAL DEBT COMPARISONS The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) produces statistics enabling comparisons among its 30 member countries. It can be informative to compare Québec’s debt with that of OECD countries.
Applying the OECD’s methodology, Québec’s “public debt” as at March 31, 2009, amounted to $285.6 billion, the equivalent of 94.0% of GDP. This figure will be used to make comparisons with the OECD figures as at December 31,2008.”
“Sources: Ministere des Finances du Québec and Statistics Canada. With a ratio of 94.0%, Québec ranks 5th compared to OECD countries after Japan, Italy, Greece and Iceland. Québec’s debt is higher than that of Canada, the United States and the average of OECD countries (78.4%).”
TABLE 12 Public debt according to the OECD’s methodology (as a percentage of GDP) Rank Country 2008
1 Japan 172.1 2 Italy 114.4 3 Greece 102.6 4 Iceland 96.3 5 Québec 94.0 6 Belgium 93.5 7 Total OECD 78.4
8 Hungary 77.0 9 France 75.7 10 Portugal 75.2
11 Euro zone 73.2
12 United States 70.0
13 Canada 69.7
14 Germany 68.8
15 Austria 66.2
16 Netherlands 65.8
17 United Kingdom 56.8
Al Gore’s Weather (AGW):
No mention of AGW? It’s a snow job.
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British winter was the coldest for 31 years
Met Office figures recorded a December-to-February mean UK temperature of just 1.51C, while the 1971-2000 average is 3.7C
After suffering snow, sleet, rain and consistently freezing temperatures, the knowledge that the Met Office has officially recognised winter 2009-10 as the coldest in 31 years brings with it a certain grim satisfaction.
Provisional figures from the forecaster show the UK winter ‑ which in forecasting terms lasts from the start of December until the end of February ‑ has been the harshest, in temperature terms, since 1978-79.”
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/mar/02/british-winter-coldest-30-years
Iggy Who? Hezbollah Coderre takes a bow. Wow.
Note this is out in the English MSM just before Parliament re-convenes.
Something Iffy-Bad is up in the ranks of the Liberal Party
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“Grit candidate questions Iggy’s abilities
MATANE, Que. – Nancy Charest, a Liberal candidate from Quebec, has suggested that Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff does not have the ability to push for what is in the best interest of Quebecers.
Charest, the party’s candidate for the riding of Mitis/Matane/Matapedia in eastern Quebec, made the comments during a cocktail reception for the Liberal Party on Feb. 18 in Matane, Que.
The event was held to bid farewell to former Liberal lieutenant Denis Coderre, who resigned after a dispute with Ignatieff.
“I believe Mr. Ignatieff understands our realities but he doesn’t have the ability to give Quebec what it wants,” Charest said during a speech.
Charest didn’t hide her admiration for Coderre, who represents the Quebec riding of Bourassa.
“A person who allowed me to stay the course is Denis Coderre because of his authenticity and perseverance with these issues,” she said. “He’s my favourite!”
Asked about the state of his relationship with the Liberal leader, Coderre joked that the two likely wouldn’t be heading off on a weekend getaway together anytime soon.”
http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Politics/2010/03/02/13086376-qmi.html
Campbell and McGuinty. Well, you can add Charest.
Is anyone actually happy with their Premier?
Al Gore’s Weather (AGW): Al, sit down and we’ll explain: **** happens.
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“Snow Happens at Above-Freezing Temperatures
A forecast calling for snow when the temperature is above the freezing mark may seem impossible, but that is exactly what will take place across parts of the East through Wednesday.
How cold the air is in the upper levels of the atmosphere is more important to the survival of a snowflake than what the temperature is at the surface.”
http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/story/25615/snow-happens-at-abovefreezing.asp
http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/archives/013478.html#comments
No to Liberal McGuinty?
In TO/GTA? It’s a common sense revolution.
It’s ’bout McGuinty’s Korean stinking windmills? Uh, no.
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“Protesters deride proposed power plants
owing to stop the province’s plan to build natural gas-fired power plants in Oakville and King Township, a throng of concerned citizens rallied at Queen’s Park Tuesday.
With drums beating, Raise a Little Hell playing on a loudspeaker, and the support of numerous politicians from all levels of government, more than 1,000 people sent a message to Premier Dalton McGuinty.
“It’s not fair, we want clean air,” chanted the crowd, consisting mainly of residents of Oakville, Mississauga, Halton and King Township, many of them school-aged kids who were bused to the rally.
The protest was organized by Citizens for Clean Air, a coalition that claims such natural gas power plants are “not safe.”
Pointing to “an explosion” that occurred Feb.7 at a Connecticut plant, killing five people, they urged the province to rethink plans for the proposed power plants.
Thirteen schools are located within what the protesters called “the explosion zone” surrounding the planned Oakville plant. And one school is just 300 metres away.
The province says the plants are necessary to keep up with the GTA’s growing demand for energy.
Opponents say such plants should be located away from homes and schools.”
Opponents wants plants built away from homes and schools.”
http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/03/02/13082751.html
Al Gore’s Weather (AGW): Closed.
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“2001-2010 was the Snowiest Decade on Record
Now that we have reached the end of the meteorological winter (December-February,) Rutgers University Global Snow Lab numbers (1967-2010) show that the just completed decade (2001-2010) had the snowiest Northern Hemisphere winters on record. The just completed winter was also the second snowiest on record, exceeded only by 1978. Average winter snow extent during the past decade was greater than 45,500,000 km2, beating out the 1960s by about 70,000 km2, and beating out the 1990s by nearly 1,000,000 km2. The bar chart below shows average winter snow extent for each decade going back to the late 1960s.”
http://wattsupwiththat.com/
http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/archives/013478.html
That’s right Joanne, nobody is happy with their Liberal premier in Quebec, Ontario or BC.
Campbell just pulled a Mcguinty in his budget today, increased the Medical Services Plan premium, a tax increase.
And he also copied McGuinty’s all day kindergarten, nanny state daycare through the back door.
Face it, Liberals suck big time, keep a tight grip on your purses and wallets everyone.
Tax and spend, tax and spend, it’s just so Iffy…………….it smells like manure.
Campbell has one up on Charest and McGuinty though, a DUI conviction in Maui.
Here’s the mugshot;
http://www.mugshots.com/Hall%20of%20Shame/Gordon+Campbell.htm
Liberal connections federal/provincial in BC;
The information also shows the extensive links between the Paul Martin federal and Gordon Campbell provincial Liberals. It includes: a list of more than 11,000 Indo-Canadian federal Liberal political supporters in British Columbia obtained by the Straight that indicates the potential extent of Liberal membership sign-ups done by the Martin leadership campaign; confirmation that the federal Liberal party in B.C. privately chartered an airliner to fly more than 200 Young Liberals from Vancouver to the November leadership convention in Toronto at a cost of almost $90,000; and extensive links between a money-losing telecommunications company, many of those who were subject to police search warrants, and key provincial and federal Liberal party insiders and supporters.
http://www.straight.com/article/raids-prompt-revelations-of-martin-campbell-connections
Joanne, we forgot one Liberal premier, Shawn Graham of NB, he fits right in there with the other three.
Did any of you here happen to watch cpac tonite..the segment ‘facebook group broadens scope of political activism’..they had Jonathan Allan,Shilo Davis,and Justin Arjoon (who I must say is a TOTAL LOON!) ..he also has connection to Greenies.Anyhoo,most interesting thing I heard,was that a lot of these ‘signees’ on the Anti-prorogue Facebook site DIDN’T EVEN KNOW WHO STEPHEN HARPER WAS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So,that tells me quite a bit about the validity of this whole fake outrage thing! This came right from Shilo,who was one of the main instigators of this crap. Really heartning isn’t it,that some of those stupid protestors didn’t have a friggin’ clue what they were protesting.
Joanne 6:53 Here In Alberta Slick Eddy Stelmach is showing his left leaning tilt with a side order of dumb as a hammer. You can have him if you like.Maybe we could build a display pen for all of them.
Anyhoo,most interesting thing I heard,was that a lot of these ’signees’ on the Anti-prorogue Facebook site DIDN’T EVEN KNOW WHO STEPHEN HARPER WAS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh my gosh. Any idea if that would be archived somewhere Sammy?
Bruce – Thanks for the mugshot of Campbell. Wow.
If I’m ever looking for a blog topic, I might do one on Canada’s worst premier. Actually that would be a good one for the Iceman. He could do a poll and everything.
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Hey Jo,I don’t know if these ‘pressers’ on cpac are archived..it was on last nite,I was watching it as I was posting above.I saw it on Primetime Politics,the 3 mentioned above were doing a Q&A in press gallery,and it was Shilo Davis that made the comment.She was speaking about how ill-informed the general public is re Gov’t,and blathered on and on about how they were doing some collection of food for food banks.Not sure what that had to do with prorogue?? I got a real sense that the media was getting a little uncomfortable with this presser,when they saw how stupid these 3 were…especially Justin.I was just flabbergasted when I heard this..I wonder how many of the signatories to the Facebook thing even have a clue what they were joining?
Thanks Sammy. Unbelievable.
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