But there have been several editorials in newspapers across the nation questioning why Judge Linden totally disregarded any kind of responsibility or culpability regarding native actions.
Another is the question of Dalton McGuinty as leader. A recent poll shows voters appear to be ambivalent. Greg Staples says:
I don't think he is a bad Premier. I don't think he is a good Premier. The best I can muster up is I think he is the Premier.
Do you agree? After Lotto-gate, Colle-gate, FlickOff-gate, the $900 Health Care Premium and recycled promises just to mention a few, are you merely ambivalent?
From the Sun:
McGuinty will run in this fall’s election as the “environmental” premier, who has promised to close Ontario’s greenhouse-gas-emitting, coal-fired energy plants.
Call it the pledge so nice, he’s making it twice. McGuinty promised in the 2003 election to close those plants by this year. Now he’s talking 2014 — maybe.
Good grief. How gullible does Dalton think we are?
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Another editorial by the Record. I had to add it in comments due to linkage problems in the main post:
"Ipperwash Lessons Must Be Learned".
And that's a Liberal paper, baby.
For some reason, whenever I try to post anything at Jack's Newswatch & at Crux of the Matter, my comment gets caught in the spam filter.
I believe valuable research is being done by ladies like Sandy, NB Tory Lady and yourself, Joanne, to bring out some facts to counter the bias in the MSM.
Case in point? Sandy's compilation of the Accomplishments of the Conservative Government. Since I cannot access Sandy's site, here's a link to NB Tory Lady's list.
http://tinyurl.com/2ece3l
Go take a look. It's an impressive list. Hats off to the ladies for compiling the list, and hats off to the Conservatives for getting things done.
Thanks, Gabby! Yes, Sandy and NB Tory Lady have done a great job. Those lists are very useful for reference material.
Too bad you're having trouble with Sandy's site. I'll let her know.
Oh, sorry. I should have mentioned I emailed both Sandy & Jack to let them know about the problem, so don't bother, Joanne. Thanks anyway.
Hi Gabby -- I checked my spam filter and I don't have you in there. All I can think of is that your e-mail is unusual. The other day I actually got Joanne's in my auto moderation. I was able to accept the comment though, which I would still be able to do as long as your there.
Now, I posted the accomplishment list at: www.sandy-cotm.blogspot.com (my old site) but for some reason the links are not live. But if you got it at NB Tory Lady -- good. It's also available at Tori's 2cents.
It's bizarre, but Word Press has a lot of better features than blogger but you can only access blogger. The main thing I like about Word Press is that you can go in and edit comments. You have complete control. It's not delete the whole comment or not. You can also add an Ed. note. But, that said, I find posting photos hard at both sites.
Nice to hear from you. Keep me posted via Joanne. We are friends and she will let me know what's up.
Try clicking on my live link here with the comment and see what happens.
Again, thanks for taking the time, Sandy.
I didn't try to post at your site today, for the simple reason that all I see is a practically blank screen. It happened again when I clicked on your link here.
I posted at Jack's today, but the comment was caught in the spam filter despite my using a different email address without numbers, as you advised I do.
That's OK, I'll continue to pollute Joanne's place ;-) ...
Lot's of reasons to get rid of the dufus.
Of course MB had lot's of reasons to get rid of our Doer-fus!
But the sheeple are content in their happy little socialist Paradise!
That's OK, I'll continue to pollute Joanne's place ;-)
lol! Pollute away, Gabby! You are always welcome here.
The main thing I like about Word Press is that you can go in and edit comments. You have complete control. It's not delete the whole comment or not. You can also add an Ed. note.
Sandy, do you mean you can edit other people's comments; not just your own?
Do chimps know more than first year medical students? There is a little test that shows this is so. However university education is valuable. The professers who decide the who get the Nobel Prizes know as much as the chimps. if you want to beat the chimps and also learn a lot about the huge changes in health and poverty that are changing the world,go to ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/92
The Ipperwash inquiry took three years and cost three milliom dollars, but ignored the residents. Their story could be your story some time soon, no matter where you live in Ontario(maybe Canada?). Just ask the residents of Caledonia.
Hi Jo -- I've linked to you on the same topic. I am going to do one broken promise a day -- plus each day reminding people about the broken promise on increasing taxes. Don't know if it will make a difference. But, we have to keep at it, day after day. The McGuinty election team is obviously bringing this issue out early in the hopes it will go away. Let's make sure it doesn't.
A survey of all weather stations that are used to calculate the global temperatures is being done and can be seen at surfacestations.org. Some of the requirements of a good site are:
1. Level
2. No buildings nearby
3. Ground covered by typical vegetation(usually grass except in desert or semidesert areas)
4. No large paved areas nearby
5. No trees nearby
Parking boats or vans, barbequeing, burning trash etc, may not have a specific mention in the site requirements, but should be no nos on general principles. Most of the deviations from standard except for trees result in higher temperatures.
You can also do your bit to help in this survey. If you have a GPS unit and a digital camera you can photograph and record the position of the weather stations near you.
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