I attended the all-candidates debate at Albert Campbell Collegiate on Tuesday morning (Oct. 7th). There were really two debates and it was fairly intense. Half the students were there for the first hour and then the other half came for the … Continue reading →
July 28th, 2008
Continue reading →Watch this documentary if you haven’t seen it already. It can can be found online. In my opinion, this documentary demolishes the global warming scam from top to bottom. Go ahead and argue any of these points if you disagree. … Continue reading →
Canadian Press, 17th July 2008 – Premiers strike deal on energy efficiency but could not agree on emissions plan (http://canadianpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5iTAUawl8hm4ccBoxQu4m1VF48bwg) Council of the Federation meeting: Alberta and Saskatchewan support “carbon capture” technology – sure, a really useful technology for storing … Continue reading →
Canada serious about environment, Harper tells skeptical Europe “Baird said the Canadian government actions include regulating big polluters, a hydrogen initiative in B.C., encouragement of carbon capture and storage efforts, an electricity grid between Ontario and Manitoba and support for … Continue reading →
Provinces angry over drug rules “Provinces are lashing back at proposed federal regulations that would extend the patent life of a number of popular medications and postpone the introduction of generic copies…” Challenge to B.C.’s Carbon Tax (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20080527.wdiscusscarbon0527/BNStory/National/home?cid=al_gam_mostview) “B.C. is … Continue reading →
Toronto and other cities worldwide experienced this global act of collective obedience to the global warming crusaders and globalists called “Earth Hour”. My basic reaction to this is very simple – if it’s good to turn off the lights and electrical … Continue reading →
North American Union Documents Released Judicial Watch Releases Pentagon Records from “North American Forum” Meetings www.judicialwatch.org, Jan 29 ’07 The North American Forum presentations discussed immigration and border enforcement; full economic and energy integration including infrastructure and transportation; a North … Continue reading →
Note as of June 13, 2015: My views on some of these topics might have changed since 2007, and my knowledge level. A list of policies based on the final version was submitted piece by piece to the Board around … Continue reading →
Hansard Highlights from Sept. 18, 2006 Mon, Sept. 18, 2006. Edited Hansard. Number 47. 39th Parliament, 1st Session Global-warming and Kyoto The government in this exchange defended itself over the Environment and its skepticism towards the Kyoto Global Warming Religion … Continue reading →