The future can be very bright for newspapers on the internet, according to Olive’s optimistic view.
I tend to agree.
Monthly Archives: December 2005
Today’s Hitler
Mark points out perhaps the world’s most dangerous leader.
In a spirit of statesmanlike compromise, he now wants Israel wiped off the map of the Middle East and wiped on to the map of Europe.
Beer nuts, actually
He may regret saying it, but there’s little doubt it’s from a deep liberal mindset that government knows how to blow your money best.
A top aide to Liberal Leader Paul Martin apologized on Sunday shortly after suggesting on national television that Canadians might spend child-care money on beer and popcorn.
I’d rather have us knuckle draggers have more of our own money than write a another check to Quebec.
Dreaming of warm
Forced diversity doesn’t work
Fred thinks birds of a feather flock together for a reason.
I think we need homogeneity. Probably the greatest desire of humanity other than getting sex is avoiding diversity. Mostly, people can’t stand each other. I respect their judgement.
Power-less
Once more, another report making any normal person fearful of Ontario’s power future.
Ontario’s decision to close all of its coal plants will leave electricity supply so tight that every new generation project must be completed on time in the next two years to avoid power shortages, sources said today.
Toothless wonders
Apparently, the toothbrush wasn’t invented in Kentucky.
Imagine that
It’s interesting that child care is such an important election issue. It’s more interesting that the Conservative platform is so in tune with the public.
When you say one type of child care is parents’ first choice and another is their last choice, how do you know that?
A: We’ve done a lot of research and also rely on study by the Vanier Institute of the Family, which is also used by the Liberal government. Their studies have a lot of insight. They found that 95 per cent of working moms and 85 per cent of working dads would choose to stay home if they could afford to.
Whither Kyoto
Mark provides an update on the latest eco-terrorists meeting.
He’s got my vote
Michael Coren has a party that I’d vote for.
So I present you with the Coren Party and its policies:
Bite into this stock
All Canadians should buy a few of these shares, since almost all of us spend money here daily.
Tim Hortons Inc., Wendy’s Canadian coffee and doughnuts chain, registered Thursday for an initial public offering of up to $600 million (U.S.) in stock.