March 23, 2007

The Prime Minister That Isn't

Posted on: Out of the Shadows
Earlier this month I posted on some of the boy Harper’s smears and lies that I really didn’t think would leave him room to go much lower. Well, I’m not too big to admit when I’m wrong, I was wrong. The boy found room to go lower.

March 21, 2007

Red Ensign at Vimy Commemoration

Posted at: Out of the Shadows
None of the men who fought the Battle of Vimy Ridge are around to speak for themselves but veterans groups have been lobbying the government to fly the Red Ensign at the 90th Anniversary ceremonies at the Vimy Memorial in France in April. Seen here on a WW1 recruiting poster.

March 19, 2007

Canadian Federal Budget -- Bloc Supports It -- Election Unlikely

The new budget has been presented in the House, I've got initial response to it over on Out of the Shadows. Doesn't look like the government will fall right at this point.

March 17, 2007

Unlawful Death? Whose Law?

Over at Out of the Shadows I've had, I hope, a bit of a sober look at the British inquiry's findings that the US killing of a British soldier at the beginning of the Iraq war was unlawful. It doesn't seem to be so much the Yanks protecting their own as much as a difference in the standards of order and good discipline.

March 16, 2007

Cowards Charged in Attack

On Out of the Shadows I have posted an update on the report of the cowardly attack on a decorated Canadian Soldier, Master Cpl Collin Fitzgerald, in a Morrisburg bar last Friday night. Three of four reported to have taken part in the attack have now been charged. I also had a look at some of the postings on other blogs on the subject.

March 13, 2007

Canadian Hero Attacked by Cowards

I had to reign in some anger while writing this post at Out of the Shadows today. For me it just defies any rhyme or reason that a person would attack another person without provocation. To attack him because he's a hero just mind boggles.

March 12, 2007

Soldier Charged and Khan on the Move

The military has charged a soldier with manslaughter in the death of a fellow soldier in Afghanistan last August. I talk about that on Out of The Shadows. Also, Wajid Khan is wandering around again on the public purse.

March 7, 2007

We Will Remember Him

In honour of our fallen CanadiansThey shall grow not old, as we who are left grow old
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning
We will remember them


In memory of our fallen Canadian:

Cpl Ronald Megeney --Afghanistan Mar. 07, 2007

Always Caring — Always Canadian — Never Defeated

Support Our TroopsWear Red on Fridays

March 2, 2007

Ombudsman Launches Investigation

Yesterday I noticed an article in the Globe & Mail about the province and the feds feuding while children of our Canadian soldiers went without much needed mental health services that the province was refusing to pay for even though it is the province is responsible for the delivery of health care services. As I do at times, I waited a day to see if anything else developed. It did and I write about that at Out of the Shadows today.

PMs Lies Become More Blatent

It is no secret that Harper and his gang of bullies has used lies and distortions when the truth doesn't work to slander and smear the Liberals. His dirty game of the worst of politics went to a new level yesterday in the House of Commons. I talk about it on Out of the Shadows.

March 1, 2007

Harper's High Road Bites His Ass

Ah don't we just love it when the high and mighty get knocked down a peg or two? Harper loved to attack the Liberals from the opposition benches and portray them as sucking from the public trough. Now he's the one at the trough and guess what, he sucks from it as much as anyone else. I have a look at that over at Out of the Shadows.

It's Rare But I Agreed With Travers

I take a look at James Traver's column into today's Toronto Star over at Out of the Shadows. It's rare I agree with him but he's spot on in regards to both Harper and Dion's behaviour.