Aug 08
Joshua Blakeney – Iranian Propagandist…
You may remember a couple of weeks ago when I published my MediaWatch story PressTV’s Joshua Blakeney Gets The Casseroles Wrong!, where I exposed how Blakeney was telling a mistruth about the Quebec student strikes not asking for free tuition. Well, it appears that MediaWatch has had a success- Blakeney has now changed his tune!
Aug 07
There’s a lot of controversy around the world these days about the implementation of smart meters, and a lot of arguments for and against them. I’ve thought about this issue a lot since I first heard of them- and, overall, I find myself against their implementation. I’ve recently met a group of people in Toronto who are organizing to allow people to opt-out of smart meters- I’m in the process of setting up a website for them now. You can find us at www.againstsmartmeters.ca.
There currently isn’t a lot of content- hence I am writing this article to get it going. If others would like to join us, please let me know. And, if you would like to contribute content for the site (articles, videos, graphics, etc) we’d appreciate your contribution.
Aug 07
The (dis) Honourable Kevin Annett
As I explained in my article about bush turkeys, they are pesky creatures who, once they start building a nest in your back yard, are very hard to get rid of. That analogy couldn’t have been more true about Kevin Annett- despite the fact that the vast majority of people have seen through his deception- he just keeps on trying…
Aug 07
I’ve not had a lot of interaction with the Truth movement until last year. I’d known of their existence, and had read many of their publications but had never really engaged with the community. I’d always known that Truthers were very passionate people, and that some have some rather unorthodox beliefs. That said, I always assumed that their main pursuit was truth- unfortunately, this seems to not always be the case.
Is the Truth movement a misnomer?
Aug 06
Rabble.ca’s Krystalline Kraus (on the Left)
On the surface, Rabble.ca looks like it could be a respectable publication. They have high-profile writers like Amy Goodman, Jim Stanford and Judy Rebick. They are funded by unions including the Canadian Auto Workers, CUPE, OPSEU and the BCGEU. Considering this, why do they give so much space to people promoting incarcerated violent criminals?
Aug 06
Members of the “Harsha Walia” band at Occupy Vancouver…
I discovered an interesting pattern over the past few months. My investigation began at Occupy Vancouver when indigenous associates of Harsha Walia’s came to the camp who were identified as ‘elders’. I later found out that the truth was that none of them were recognized as elders, nor were they members of their band councils. In fact, none of them were even from British Columbia!
How did she get away with this deception? Well, the answer is simple- and a little bit embarrassing for the non-indigenous people in the encampment. The sad truth is that most Canadians are completely ignorant about indigenous culture and governance- and, rather sarcastically, people on the Left often take advantage of this ignorance to hoodwink us into believing they have the backing of indigenous bands. Quite often they don’t…
Aug 06
My stalker, Alex Hundert
UPDATE:
Krystalline Kraus, of Rabble.ca decided to make my case a bit stronger today- in retaliation for this article, she decided to tweet out Alex Hundert’s website and get it more publicity. Thank you Krystalline, this shows us the quality of journalism at Rabble.ca (meaning, it’s non-existent).
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November 12th, 2011 was the first day I met my stalker, Alex Hundert. I had no idea who he was at the time, I had to Google him to find out. And, I must say, I knew I was onto something important when read about his history. Obviously, I had hit a nerve at the highest levels of Canada’s violent Black Bloc community…
Aug 04
Terry Milewski of the CBC
I’ve been a bit hesitant about Terry Milewski’s reporting on the Robocall issue. On the one hand, he’s done a good job covering the details- but, equally, I’ve always felt he hasn’t been critical enough of both sides. The Lefties were putting a lot of effort into sensationalizing the Robocall issue as the Right was trying to quell the debate. Back in April, at the height of the Robocall rallies I actually got Jamie Biggar of Leadnow.ca to apologize for over sensationalizing– he himself admitted that he appeared “like a shark that was looking for blood.”
Aug 04
I get a lot of crazy comments from the lefties- by far, they have been out crazying the people on the right. Today, on a anti-salmon farming Facebook page, I got on of the craziest of the crazy comments- somehow, in a discussion about the effects of Fukushima on salmon farming, someone spun the debate into gender politics. Who would have imagined!
What a long, strange, trip it’s been…
