Edmund Burke said a statesman is one who hears the alarm and finds the remedy for popular discontent. Pierre Poilievre has heard the alarm in Canada and has presented the remedy for popular discontents. Axe the Tax. Build the Homes. …
The grandeur of the ‘law’ has been replaced with micromanaging rules. And the rule of law, adherence to grand principles of civility has been replaced with mere compliance
We are surprised when Elon Musk runs circles around NASA.
Wow.
The fact that we are surprised shows how deeply we believe in the necessity and benefit of government versus private capital.
Why is Germany exporting natural gas with no economic reason? Meanwhile, a government grant for a costly battery plant raises eyebrows.
My soul is not improved by voting for Progressives. Neither is yours.
The worst was the RCMP physically restraining a reporter from the daily briefing by Justin, Trudeau the Second. The reporter was registered and properly certified as a member of the Parliamentary Press Gallery. But the reporter had filed a story unfavourable to the government.
At a recent online lecture hosted by Ralston College, Dr. Theodore Dalrymple talked about H.G. Wells book, the Time Machine. He reminded me of the Eloi and the Morlocks of that book. The Eloi elite lived on the surface of the earth, vegetarian, peaceful, effeminate, and shy. The Morlocks lived below, running the machinery of the earth; they were hard and physical people.
The Mayor of Ottawa has declared a state of emergency because the traffic is blocked in the downtown area.
I support the truckers, drivers, and flag-waving Canadians who are demonstrating in the streets across Canada. They are defending our freedoms.
The Democratic Presidential candidate opposing Lincoln in his second election campaigned on the need for slavery to be protected.