No brains, no headache.
Maybe I shouldn't be as amused as I am with the ugly green slime from the bottom of the fishtank that the recent elections in Canada has stirred up. Maybe you will remember my new pet-bacteria, Mr. Weyrich, who
(...) popped up in Canadian media reports last week for supporting an e-mail to U.S. conservatives advising them not to talk to journalists for fear of scaring Canadian voters and hurting Harper's chances.
Oh bloody hell, they talk to journalists all the time! Couldn't they have talked to them NOW? However, Mr Weyrich talks now twice the bullshit he usually does, probably to make up for the forced silence of these last weeks:
CANADIANS ARE TOO HEDONISTIC AND LIBERAL
Among a lot of other idiotic things, (...) Weyrich says one route to a small-c conservative victory on such issues would be to slowly appoint more conservative members to Canada's courts.
"As has been the case in the United States, cultural Marxism largely has been foisted upon Canada by the courts," he writes. "If judges who respect the Constitution were to be appointed, they would confirm that such rights are not to be found in that document."
There are not enough keyboards in the world for all the heads that will hit them. Maybe I should invest in logitech shares...
Erestor
(...) popped up in Canadian media reports last week for supporting an e-mail to U.S. conservatives advising them not to talk to journalists for fear of scaring Canadian voters and hurting Harper's chances.
Oh bloody hell, they talk to journalists all the time! Couldn't they have talked to them NOW? However, Mr Weyrich talks now twice the bullshit he usually does, probably to make up for the forced silence of these last weeks:
CANADIANS ARE TOO HEDONISTIC AND LIBERAL
Among a lot of other idiotic things, (...) Weyrich says one route to a small-c conservative victory on such issues would be to slowly appoint more conservative members to Canada's courts.
"As has been the case in the United States, cultural Marxism largely has been foisted upon Canada by the courts," he writes. "If judges who respect the Constitution were to be appointed, they would confirm that such rights are not to be found in that document."
There are not enough keyboards in the world for all the heads that will hit them. Maybe I should invest in logitech shares...
Erestor