Tag: Musings

Designer will remain a secret, for now. And, yes, that is a Bad Religion song. Apt for the era.  In the meantime, vote! Take Our Poll

This was just released by QP Briefing. And, yikes. If true, the Brown PCs have half the vote.  Those who were at that top secret OLP meeting last night have to ask themselves: was what they were fed the truth? Or is this closer to the real picture? If it’s

Here.

Here you go.  Twitter takes action. Thanks, @Twitter. That creep who made vague threats is gone, for now. pic.twitter.com/UMz5xhv946 — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) February 2, 2017

What was everybody in Ottawa talking about yesterday?  The electoral reform thing, for sure – but everyone knew it was a dumb promise, and one that had been without vital signs for months.  What’s happening now – with the NDP leading the way with typically over-the-top hysteria – is what

Here. The draft order seeks to create wholesale exemptions for people and organizations who claim religious or moral objections to same-sex marriage, premarital sex, abortion, and trans identity, and it seeks to curtail women’s access to contraception and abortion through the Affordable Care Act. The White House did not respond

War is coming.  Trump is going to declare war on Iran. Seems pretty obvious.  And, if he’s counting on all the Executive Order fuss being forgotten, as a result, he’d be right.  

Got this beaut while we were away. This woman hangs out with assorted West Coast Far Right kooks and periodically offers to rat them out. Anyway. Reported it and a couple other bon mots to Twitter. No response, no action. I’m getting the impression the crazies feel empowered these days.

Here: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is abandoning his long-held promise to change the way Canadians vote in federal elections. In a mandate letter for newly appointed Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould, Trudeau makes it clear that electoral reform – once top of mind for the Liberal government – is no

We haven’t. It will go down as one of biggest mistakes in Canadian political history.

You know my view.  At a certain point, I’ve suggested, silence becomes complicity.  Moreover, he’s promised to come after us on a myriad number of issues – trade, military alliances, security – so crossing our fingers and hoping he doesn’t notice us for the next four years is a fool’s

Will the Canadian government now formally protest the White House's lies about the Quebec City massacre? Why not, if not? #cdnpoli #uspoli — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) January 31, 2017 Background here, for the supplementary question(s). 

ABOARD WESTJET 2766 – Dear Justin, Tom and a Conservative player to be named later: Up here in the clouds above Canuckistan and Trumpland, jetting South, we cannot help but think of you. A few days ago, you see, my wife Lisa and daughter Emma travelled to Washington, D.C. with

Three Kinsellas, no less – Emma, Lisa and some old punk guy. 

Observing terrible events from a great distance – you might say we are On The Beach in more ways than one – I’d like to offer up a couple observations about the Unpresident. One relates to my time in politics, and one come from the period when I was an active journalist. 

Murdering people at prayer is deeply evil. Assassiner les gens à la prière est profondément méprisable. #Quebec — Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) January 30, 2017

“Jordanwalter75” is a Trumpkin who tweeted last night that he hoped a terrorist killed us and our kids. I complained to Twitter, as did not a few others.  They shut him down in record time. And, just now, I got this. Impressed.