Gun Bans Don’t Prevent Murder Lorne Gunter, National Post Published: Monday, October 27, 2008 There is no one more persistent than a liberal with a bad idea. He knows his intellectual and moral superiority make him infallible, so he easily convinces himself there is nothing wrong with his idea; it is the world that is […]
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July 16, 2008 What do Ontario Members of the Provincial Parliament Stand For? A Question of the life and death of Freedom in Ontario and in Canada Mr. Premier, – Regarding the newly introduced procedures of the Ontario Human Rights tribunal system, there are very serious problems you, your government and this legislature seem to […]
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Did you ever see a law sneak so speedily through Parliament as Bill C-16 – the law fixing election dates at four year intervals from October 2009 onward? This in spite of the Conservative Party of Canada’s written Policy #10 – “Electoral Reform”, which avows, “A national referendum will be held prior to implementing any […]
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The socialist hordes are already beating the drums and parading in favour of Proportional Representation in Ontario. After every Canadian election there are more or less strident howls for electoral reform because some candidates have been elected without the support of the majority of voters in their ridings. The howlers are right one of the […]
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From: Charles Conn To: M.E. Date: Friday, March 14, 2003 1:25 PM Subject: Re: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN SOCIALISM on 3/13/03 1:15 PM, M.E. wrote: I need this information for my school paper Please help ASAP thank you Dear M.E., My ideas on governance are expressed in detail in my book “Personalism […]
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The final say on jurisdictions, structures and roles would rest with the Canadian people responding to a new constitution recommended by a Citizens’ Assembly. An Assembly would have to be authorized by parliamentary legislation. Obviously then, enough members who favour renovating Canada’s governance would have to be elected to parliament to pass the necessary enabling […]
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Another Earth Day has passed, so this is a good time to look back at predictions made on the original Earth Day about environmental disasters that were about to hit the planet, says the Washington Policy Center (WPC). Most Earth Day predictions turned out to be stunningly wrong. In 1970, environmentalists said there would soon […]
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Brits at their Best Sun’s low magnetic activity may portend an ice age The Canadian Space Agency’s radio telescope has been reporting Flux Density Values so low they will mean a mini ice age if they continue. Like the number of sunspots, the Flux Density Values reflect the Sun’s magnetic activity, which affects the rate […]
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Hundreds Sign Climate Realist Declaration – “Global Warming’ is not a Global Crisis” International Climate Science Coalition releases signatories to the Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change Ottawa, Canada, April 22, 2008 – The International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC) today released the names of over 500 endorsers of the Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change that calls […]
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007 I can sense a real battle brewing here, the gauntlet has been dropped, will Al Gore and the environmentalists turn tail and run? Let them show their cards and stop huffing and bluffing. Here are some excerpts from Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla. regarding global warming. To see the entire article, go […]
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