Once you get over the relatively early election call, you'll come to the same conclusion. Its about choices. Revert back to the party and leadership brand that hurt BC's most vulnerable, destroyed the BC forest industry, bled the life out of BC Hydro and ICBC for political gain, and attacked educators and healthcare workers in … Continue reading Voting now isn’t ideal, but waiting is worse.
Green leadership campaign brings out the odd
It was inevitable that the BC Greens, mid leadership contest, would turn against themselves and what they signed up for by agreeing to the CASA deal that ousted the 16 year BC Liberal government in 2017. Where we're at is watching the Greens pick apart SiteC, the northern dam being constructed along the Peace River; … Continue reading Green leadership campaign brings out the odd
The Stupid-left is gonna win this for Trump.
Between #defundpolice to cheering on the random vandalism against monuments and statues, the stupid-left is doing Trump's work for him. I'm not kidding either. #defundpolice I understood the #defundpolice 'movement' as a cry for help. A demand to rethink policing; in fact, several pundits have described this out well and its not an unreasonable idea … Continue reading The Stupid-left is gonna win this for Trump.
Sometimes the Left doesn’t need an opposition
Do you know how narrative works? Because we're going to get a hard lesson in narrative. The George Lloyd murder and subsequent widespread protests against police brutality. For the record, I am in full support of all of these peaceful protests; but reject any and all violence and vandalism/looting. Two wrongs don't make a right. … Continue reading Sometimes the Left doesn’t need an opposition
The last day of my 45th year
It was on my 35th birthday that I was granted the greatest gift I could ever receive, the gift of fatherhood. My son was also born on May 21. We both share the day as a birthday, now a surreal experience with a pandemic underway. I'm waiting to return to the job, Rylind is waiting … Continue reading The last day of my 45th year
Mild for Joe
You know its true. Joe Biden isn't Barack Obama and doesn't illicit the same passion and groundswell of support that then Senator Obama did in the lead up to his 2008 election...and you know what? That's perfectly ok. There are few political candidates that drum up that sort of gut bending passion that you want … Continue reading Mild for Joe
Trudeau plays his conservative opponents like a fiddle and they’re too stupid to realize it.
From the hyperventilating going on, you'd think that Trudeau has outlawed all firearms. He hasn't. He's done the thing that so many Canadians mock Americans for: banning of military grade weapons. Included on the list you'd find RPG's and rocket launchers. Here's the list. Outrage. What he is guilty of is exploiting another crisis to … Continue reading Trudeau plays his conservative opponents like a fiddle and they’re too stupid to realize it.
The hypocrisy of Canada’s far right on covid19
Why won't Trudeau help Canadians becoming 'how are we going to pay for that' Don't lift a finger to stop these far right imbeciles from looking any more stupid than they already do. But, aren't they stupid? Of course they are, but now they're drifting into the realm of irrational. The above screenshot is from … Continue reading The hypocrisy of Canada’s far right on covid19
New movie Planet of the Humans is a wake up call
Some environmentalists have taken the movie as a knife in the back, or a slap in the face by Michael Moore. Some have gone so far as to call for its removal. I don't see it that way, and I don't think removing it will help; that amounts to green-censorship which will immediately backfire. What … Continue reading New movie Planet of the Humans is a wake up call
The price of lies
At 1:23:45am local time April 26, 1986, at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine SSR, a series of errors and bad judgment led to an explosion in reactor #4 that spread radioactive material through much of western Europe. Design flaws of the reactor type that were suppressed by the state meant that the safety … Continue reading The price of lies
