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Warren Kinsella: If product slogans were honest, which they’re not
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Continue readingWarren Kinsella: SFH is back!
Last night we auditioned (if you can call it that) a new guitarist, because our old one has recklessly decided to pursue respectability and a Parliamentary sinecure. The new guy – I think we should name him Steve Deceive, but that’s ultimately up to his manager, lawyers and publicity team
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Warren’s going to jail party
Date and location still to be determined – but, given how determined censorship expert Mark Bourrie is to have Warren imprisoned for words – it’ll happen sooner than later. Mark, meanwhile, has commenced civil lawsuits against Yours Screwly in Quebec and Ontario, has threatened my web site host in the
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Toronto needs a mayor: Ford defends thug convicted of murder threat
All the sordid details here – in the Sun.
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: The one good thing in the Throne Speech
Seen in this poorly-written Chronicle-Herald story: the Conservatives want to create a criminal offence prohibiting “the non-consensual distribution of intimate images.” That’s a good thing, and it’s long, long overdue. Rehtaeh Parsons’ Dad, who has worked tirelessly to push for this change (and more), deserves the Order of Canada for
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: The latest from Mark Bourrie: divorce pleadings? Seriously?
First things first: I haven’t been arrested yet for criminal libel, for posting this about Mark – but the day is still young! Anyway, he is apparently interested in publishing the pleadings from my divorce, as you can see in the screenshot taken from his “Warren Kinsella Sux” website, below.
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Mark Bourrie makes a criminal complaint against me. No, we are not making this up.
If the document below is to be believed, that is. Mr. Bourrie posted it on Twitter while darkly muttering “I don’t bluff.” Someone sent it to me. Having never had a criminal complaint made against me for anything, this is new territory for me. Any suggestions, readers of wk.com? Shall
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: My optimistic view on today’s Speech from the Throne
I don’t have one. In fact, I don’t give a rat’s ass, and I plan to say so on Sun News in an hour or so. The so-called “consumer focus” that everyone’s buzzing about, North of the Queensway, could not possibly be more irrelevant, as we are now hours away
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Hey, I haven’t been charged with “criminal libel” yet
Like someone promised I would be. I wonder what happened? I’d packed my toothbrush and everything. Anyway, if Mr. Bourrie is successful in sending me to the slammer, I expect y’all to send me cards and letters, to help me pass the time in the big house. Hell, you could send
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Smoke or Fire – 1968
One of my great loves, for the past while, is Massachusetts/Virginia Fat Wreck Chords band Smoke Or Fire. I love these guys, and I sometimes feel like no one else has heard of them. Couldn’t sleep last night, and so ’1968′ was playing on an endless loop in my head.
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Toronto needs a mayor: Ford Nation gets ass kicked
Here. Media probes of Ford crack-smoking were ethical and responsible, says press tribunal. But you already knew that.
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Palma Violets, SFH and Hot Nasties
Always late to the party, I just spotted these: me, Davey Snot and Lala onstage with the Palma Violets at the Grove Fest in August. Pix by Atsuko Kobasigawa. Cool. We look like a “Christian rock” band to you?
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Toronto needs a mayor: will this be a very bad week for Rob Ford?
Right now, lawyers are crowding into a Toronto courtroom for a fairly extraordinary hearing. They are there to gain access to a nearly-500-page police ITO (Information To Obtain) that led to a search warrant. The ITO apparently contains the name “Rob Ford” more than 100 times. You may have heard
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: In Tuesday’s Sun: he ain’t Jack
Poking through the electoral entrails, looking for the federal angle, editorialists and opinion-opiners always assign far too much importance to (a) byelections, and (b) provincial elections. It’s ill-advised, because (a) byelections are lousy predictors of future general-election voter behaviour, and (b) in Canada, federal and provincial political parties generally share
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: In today’s Hill Times: Not the real thing
So, Parliament returns. My hunch? Thirty-odd million Canadians won’t notice. The government that is led by Stephen Harper, and a few neatly-barbered, young Conservatives in PMO, is adrift—truly, officially and indisputably so. If they have a message, anymore, no one knows what it is. They—who used to have so much
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: We get letters: why does he think calling me gay or a woman is an insult?
From: Cesare Rizzuto cesarerizzuto31@gmail.com Date: October 13, 2013 at 10:51:37 AM EDT To: warren.kinsella@sunmedia.ca Subject: I don’t know Spoken like a true gay Man.or Women you must be proud of your shit
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: In Sunday’s Sun: you don’t know what you don’t know, you know?
All evidence to the contrary, political folks try to be helpful. They try to answer questions, for example. The media and their political adversaries ask them questions, and the above-noted politicos, oftentimes the ones ensconced in government, faithfully endeavour to answer them. Even if they don’t know all of the
Continue readingWarren Kinsella: Bumbling bureaucrats backoff Bulldog blacklist
Bully for the Bulldog!
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