Obama – Who’s Stupid Now?

OBAMA – WHO Is Stupid Now?

Happy New Taxes Day!

Well, is everyone enjoying the new “higher taxes day” holiday? You folks who live in Ontario, Canada probably know it better as “Family Day”. Let me run the numbers for you. This is important stuff. Whenever the government introduces a new holiday, it is actually introducing a new tax on the people through industry. Here’s a practical example of the most extreme case:

Transalta pays its employees forty three dollars an hour in Sarnia, On. That is the regular pay rate. That is the rate the employees used to get. Now, when an employee works on “Family Day”, he or she gets triple time for a twelve hour shift. That equates to fifteen hundred dollars, five hundred of which goes right into the government coffers. Does everyone get the math? Transalta is a power generating facility that never shuts down. These people have to be there and the government knows it. “Family Day” was just another power grabbing oportunity for big government and that’s all it is.

Not only that but it forces industry to pay people to do absolutely nothing. It is welfare, plain and simple. It is also legalized robbery. People can expect someone to give them something for nothing and they have the force of government to back them up. The classic Robin Hood syndrome; socialism at its most forceful ugliness. The reward for laziness magically produced to ensure the results of the next election.

Look at GM for example. It has become a retirement home which just happens to make cars. In 2005, General Motors payed out almost thirty million dollars for, get this now, erectile disfunction piils. This according to Paul Harvey news and comment. Now, isn’t that amazing? Where is GM now? Well, there’s talk of chapter 11 bankruptcy isn’t there.

Listen, folks. The encroachment of persons interested in taking over your life is all but complete. Enjoy family day.

The Rick Warren Prophecies For The American People Under Obama

During his invocation at the inauguration of Barack Hussein Obama, Rev. Rick Warren had these six prophecies for the American People during the Obama administration. Warren said “when we…”. Not “if we” or “should we”, but “when we…” The implication is that it will happen. What will happen? This…

The American people “will” focus on themselves.

The American people “will” fight each other.

The American people “will” forget God.

The American people “will” believe prosperity is theirs alone.

The American people “will” fail to treat fellow human beings with respect.

The American people “will” fail to treat the earth with respect.

All of this was prophesied by the Rev. Rick Warren in the invocation of Pres. Barack Hussein Obama at his inauguration today, Jan 20., 2009. Let’s see what kind of prophet Warren really is. Time will tell.

Go Harper Go

Well, it seems we’ve gotten an early Christmas present from the government here in Canada. Steven Harper managed to get Parliament shut down til late January. Right on! Now that’s how government should operate. When it comes to government intervention, less really is more. No intrusive laws will be passed. No more growth and power grabbing by the Liberals. Free enterprise will be allowed to exist a little while longer. The CAW won’t be getting a bailout; as least not right away. Stephan Dion won’t be Primeminister (thank God).
As for the automotive industry, Toyota opened a brand new plant in Woodstock, On today. Good for them. As for the other three, listen, going bankrupt doesn’t always mean going away. Just ask Donald Trump.
Expecting taxpayers who make as little as $9/hr to bailout people making $35-$70/hr is wrong. It’s big government intervention gone insane in their lust for power. The free market knows how to deal with this stuff; that is if government can stay out of it.
Primeminister Harper may have fallen on the political sword to protect his country from making a huge mistake in propping up a trio of losers with your money and make no mistake, it really is your money.

The Peaceful Transfer of Power

The Canadian stock exchange (TSX) saw it’s greatest single day overall loss ever yesterday. It was the greatest percentage point loss in two decades. Why? One of the key indicators of a healthy democracy is the peaceful transfer of power following elections. Canada, thanks to the two Liberal Parties and one separatist party, has been in a state of political turmoil since its recent federal election. Jack Layton, leader of the ultra left wing NDP, said yesterday he would “bring down the government at the earliest possible opportunity”. They may manage to do it with the three stooges hooking up.

The stock market reacts negatively to such comments from stupid people with power. People with money, and I mean real money, do not invest in countries who can’t make up their mind who’s going to run the show. Unstable governments, talk of separation, taxing carbon footprints, war mongering. All of it is no different than the tinpot dictators rattling swords in africa and the middle east. Who invests there? No one.

People need stability. It anchors them. The Liberal parties own this one. The market freefall is theirs. The economic woes? Theirs. The conservative tax cuts have been working. Canada is not in a recession. The economy continues to grow. The Liberals are destroying this country. Any future recession will be their doing. Shame on them for holding this country hostage for the sake of gaining power. Shame on them.

POLITICS AS USUAL: ONE BLOGGERS PERSPECTIVE ON THE 2008 RACE FOR THE WHITEHOUSE

 

 

Press Release: POLITICS AS USUAL: ONE BLOGGERS PERSPECTIVE ON THE 2008 RACE FOR THE WHITEHOUSE

This book is a journal of the entries on my political blog. You will be amazed at how I skilfully predict the outcome of the election months before. Read as the radio right loses its mind trying to defend a defenseless position in order to keep the fairness doctrine from becoming a reality. You will be amused as you read the attacks from the Mark Levin fan club. I am vindicated by the final outcome of the most intriguing election of all time.

You will learn how the Bildeberg Group chooses it’s candidates, how they communicate with their operatives, and how the conspiracies are no longer theories, but possibilities leaning toward probabilities.

The book is laid out in blog format with comments following each article. Educate yourselves. Find out who’s the puppet and who’s the pulling the strings.

This book is fast paced, real time action as the election moved forward to it’s dramatic conclusion.

Dwight Duncan gets it right while Andy Barrie and Michael Hollinga are idiots

It really is unbelievable that taxpayer money is going toward funding the socialist agenda of CBC radio. On Oct. 23rd, Andy Barrie of CBC’s Metro Morning show in Toronto interviewed Ontario liberal finance minister Dwight Duncan. On the recommendation of CBC money {expert}, Michael Hollinga, Barrie suggested the finance minister should increase the price of gas by five cents per liter and have a one percent fee on healthcare. Barrie, in typical flaming ignorance, said Canadians are unfairly protected from high gas prices, citing England’s higher prices. Duncan held a reasonable ground saying Canadians already pay market prices for gas and introducing a tax increase right now would not be in the public’s best interest. Barrie countered with, “it’s not a tax increase. It’s an increase in government revenue”. The bosses at CBC must have completely given up on anyone with any intelligence at all listening to CBC radio.  Otherwise they would, and still should, get rid of this absolute idiot.
There could be a hidden agenda here, though. The CBC has always slanted left (liberal). It could be that the question was put to the minister to prop him up. To make him look like he’s for the people; the little man. Maybe Barrie was just looking for job security. Afterall, his job depends on tax revenue.
Either way, the whole Heather Malick nonsense along with Andy Barrie’s incomprehensible stupidity should cause great concern for the average, informed Canadian and if the government needs more money, perhaps they could take a look at CBC’s billion dollar budget and they could start with Andy Barrie.