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NDP MPs ordered to repay office spending to be denied expense claims
Labels: Canadian politics, New Democrats, scandal du jour
"He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it." * Martin Luther King Jr. // * "There are some ideas so absurd that only an intellectual could believe them." * George Orwell // Want to contact the Stubble Jumping Redneck? Shoot her an email @ oldweesie@sasktel.net
Labels: Canadian politics, New Democrats, scandal du jour
"What a scoop this is from Investor’s Business Daily! Someone from the UN is admitting the truth about global warming: it’s a scam! And she even goes as far as to tell us the reason for the scam: to destroy capitalism."[---]
"As yet, no admission has been given for the reason for the destruction of capitalism, but I can’t help wondering if it’s with the aim of introducing communism or some other totalitarian regime. It’s certainly not for the greater good."[---]
"At a news conference last week in Brussels, Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of U.N.’s Framework Convention on Climate Change, admitted that the goal of environmental activists is not to save the world from ecological calamity but to destroy capitalism."
Labels: AGW scam, CAGW, global warming, idiocy, IPCC, Kool Aid, Nothing to See Here Folks, oops, scandal du jour, science, United Nations, Useless Nations
"French newspapers warned Saturday that President Francois Hollande's alleged affair with an actress risked overshadowing his much-anticipated announcement of a new tack in efforts to kindle growth and create jobs.It wouldn't be France without a good sex scandal. And just when he was about to do something to correct his economic blunders.
Whilst largely defending the unmarried Hollande's right to a private life, national and regional dailies admitted the hundreds of journalists at his bi-annual press conference on Tuesday will only have one question in mind."
Labels: France, scandal du jour, sex scandals
Labels: Canada, Canadian politics, elections, elites, elitism, Justin Trudeau, scandal du jour, Toronto
"The motion, which is largely symbolic, comes one week before the Supreme Court of Canada is scheduled to begin hearings on the constitutional implications of reforming the Red Chamber."More here and here and here.
Labels: Brad Wall, Canadian politics, parliament, Sask Party, scandal du jour, Stephen Harper
Labels: lawyers, Rob Ford, scandal du jour, Toronto
Labels: America, Barack Obama, scandal du jour, Yanks
"The Benghazi terror attacks were a concerted, organized attack by terror cells on the United States. It happened on 9/11 of 2012. It was, in a sense, the second volley of 9/11. Only this time, Mr. Obama was president, and he betrayed us all every step of the way, intentionally, for weeks."[---]
"...through the month of September, we were beside ourselves with the way the administration handled the attacks. First, they blamed the freedom of speech. Then, they “detained” the supposed director of a video making fun of Muhammad. Then, it turns out they essentially had originally forced the Marines and the ex-SEALs in the area to leave, requiring our ambassador to Libya be grossly undefended, before the attacks even began. Rand Paul correctly asked, “Where the hell were the Marines?”[---]
But now, news is coming out that is worse than everything else, because it shows that this wasn’t just incompetent leadership. It was something darker and more sinister. General David Petraeus has testified that he knew the attacks were terror all along, but “someone” in the administration censored his message. In other words, the attacks on the video and the claims it was a “spontaneous riot” weren’t just wrong — they were lies."
"Considering Obama met with his security staff within minutes of the attacks, and that he obviously would keep up with his CIA director’s view of an attack that was plastering the news for weeks, this means only one thing: Obama intentionally tried to cover up the terror attack as just being a protest."[---]
"...we’ve been lied to, they’ve been busted, and people need to lose their jobs over this."
Labels: Barack Obama, politics, scandal du jour, terrorism
Labels: Canuckistanis, elitism, lamestream media, Rob Ford, scandal du jour, Yanks
Labels: I've got too much time on my hands, Nothing to See Here Folks, oops, scandal du jour, sports, yuk
"...a Winnipeg woman saw the mayor take a piece of chewing gum out of his mouth and casually toss it onto the grass, showing a cavalier disregard for the city he governs and its grass lawns."What's this country coming to?
Labels: humor, our betters, scandal du jour, you can't make this shit up
Labels: Canadian politics, Centre of the Universe, lamestream media, leftards, leftards and leftards, Rob Ford, scandal du jour
Labels: Barack Obama, General Petraeus, scandal du jour, sex scandals
Labels: AGW scam, General Petraeus, lamestream media, scandal du jour, sex, sex scandals, Yanky politics, you can't make this shit up
Labels: America, bloggers, scandal du jour, sex, sex scandals
"As the scandal between David Petraeus and Paula Broadwell continues to unfold, we need to remember one thing -- Petraeus may be one of the few people who actually knows what happened in Benghazi."Holder lashes out at The Daily Caller while refusing to address growing calls for his resignation
Labels: America, history, scandal du jour, Western Civilization, words fail
"A palace source reports. “She [Queen Liz] sent a message to his father, Prince Charles, telling him to pull Harry back in line or there would be consequences.”"Secretly, he's probably jealous.
Labels: scandal du jour, The Royals
"Bleary-eyed members of Parliament are continuing their round-the-clock voting on proposed amendments to the government's 425-page sweeping budget bill, and are expected to be stuck in the House of Commons until the wee hours.On vote after vote, Conservatives quash C-38 amendments
As many as 159 consecutive votes — which began Thursday around 1 a.m. and are likely to stretch through to early Friday — are expected on more than 800 proposed opposition amendments to the federal government's Bill C-38.
By 10 a.m. Thursday, MPs had completed about 60 votes on proposed amendments and had nearly 100 more to go.
New Democrat MPs were slowly rising for each and every vote in what appeared to be a deliberate attempt to slow the voting process, while government MPs were being handed 30-minute breaks every four or five hours to grab some breakfast, brush their teeth and prepare for a long day in the House.
Indeed, MPs were stocking up on coffee, dark chocolate and a healthy supply of political outrage as they headed into a potentially 24-hour marathon session of voting on the federal government's budget-implementation bill"
"Federal MPs came armed with snacks, blankets, even iPads for a marathon voting session on the government's omnibus budget implementation bill, which began at around 1 a.m. ET Thursday morning.[---]
The opposition parties have introduced more than 800 amendments or deletions to Bill C-38, which includes major changes on everything from Employment Insurance to environmental approvals for major projects.
Andrew Scheer, speaker of the House of Commons, grouped some of those amendments together and ruled others out earlier this week. The end result is that as many as 159 votes are being undertaken by MPs -- a process expected to take about 24 hours."
"...most MPs are organized in shifts to ensure each party has enough members in Commons at any given time during the voting marathon. The Conservatives, for example, have split their MPs into 11 groups, with 10 of the groups required in Commons at all times. As a result, all MPs get a short break at regular intervals to use the bathroom, get a coffee or stretch their legs."As long as they get potty breaks, we're gonna be alright.
Labels: BWHAHAHAHAHAHA, Canadian politics, gong shows, humor, scandal du jour, you can't make this shit up