What Better Way to Begin the Week
How better to kick off the work week that with the latest climate change news. Will it be good news? Will it be bad? Are you kidding, of course it…
How better to kick off the work week that with the latest climate change news. Will it be good news? Will it be bad? Are you kidding, of course it…
I do not believe that Canada needs a warplane that does one thing perhaps, possibly, maybe, better than its rivals: the ability to launch a first strike attack on an…
The Cambridge Analytica scandal gets murkier by the day and now it wends its way from some data wizards in a walk-up shop in Victoria through Republican America (Robert Mercer,…
The Vatican is racing to clear up the confusion after Pope Francis said that Hell doesn’t exist. They’ve been screwin’ with you these past two millennia. Just havin’ you on.…
Trump already has his base, the Gullibillies, pissed off for signing the 2018 budget deal that buried them even deeper in debt. The silly bastards still haven’t connected the idea…
This brief video clip might give you the impression that US Defence Secretary, James Mattis, is perhaps less than enthusiastic at greeting Trump’s new National Security Advisor, John Bolton, on…
There are still so many genuinely terrific people across the United States. That greasy stain of a president sometimes keeps us from noticing them. Enough.
That’s Trump’s problem. Between the ears – it’s all guano. Well, to be accurate, cobwebs and guano. Trump recently took a swipe at Trans Canada. The Mango Mussolini was deeply…
They don’t have a clue. Your federal government and our various provincial governments are in the same boat. None of them has assessed the risks we face from climate change…
Consider this a Public Service Announcement. We don’t get a lot of news in Canada about the Mueller investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. Most of what…
The Ecuadorean embassy in London has severed Julian Assange’s communications with the outside world. Oh, that’s a pity. Ecuador’s government on Wednesday said it was cutting off WikiLeaks founder Julian…
Is this what Canada’s petro-slag heap, a.k.a. Alberta, has coming? The Tyee’s fossil fuel writer and author, Andrew Nikiforuk, offers a look at the ecological price being exacted on the…
Many of us approach online privacy with a “who would be interested in boring old me” attitude. That’s the internet equivalent of whistling past the graveyard. Check out data consultant…
The Guardian does like to periodically remind us that, when it comes to climate change, nice, decent, oh so polite Canadians are utter swine. And they’ve got a point. Justin,…
Those implicated in the Cambridge Analytica/AggregateIQ scandal inevitably contend that their uninvited intrusions and targeted messaging may have been unethical but they dispute that their acts were illegal and close…
A Canadian tax adjudicator thinks Alexander Graham Bell’s claim to have invented the telephone is a load of hooey. Descendants of Alexander Graham Bell have accused a Canadian tax adjudicator…
Even a broken watch is right twice a day. Stymied by his inability to cajole Congress into funding his wall along the US/Mexico border, Donald Trump is approaching the problem…
Revelations about Cambridge Analytica, its principals (Steve Bannon, Robert Mercer, Rebekah Mercer and Alexander Nix), its clients or contacts (Corey Lewandowski, Ted Cruz, John Bolton, the Trump campaign), and the…
The laws behind the Brexit referendum set strict spending limits for parties wishing to participate in it. The Leave campaign had four distinct supporting groups: Leave, BeLeave (a youth movement),…
Christopher Wylie, the former research director for Cambridge Analytica turned whistleblower, is giving evidence today before a British Parliamentary committee. In the case of Brexit, Wylie says it was not…