Murders by the numbers

You’ll never see the PC media writing about who’s doing the actual killing in Toronto.  You’ll have to read Mark’s articles to get the reality.

But, of course, we’re inclusive to a fault, so that’s politically impossible. Multiculturalism obliges us to be non-judgmental: don’t blame anyone–or, if you have to, blame the Americans. “The U.S. is causing violence to be exported to my city,” Toronto’s mayor David Miller said. It’s estimated that half the guns used in Toronto murders are American. On the other hand, over 80 per cent of the fellows using those guns are Jamaican gang members. And, while it’s hard to seal thousands of miles of mostly rural unmanned land border, it shouldn’t be impossible to insulate yourself from the pathologies of a small distant island. Except that, just as Muslims kneel toward Mecca, Canadians only point fingers toward Washington.

God Bless Canada

Coren reviews the election results.

The best thing about the entire process? Our new PM used the phrase, “God Bless Canada” after he won. It’s been a long since that was said by this nation’s leader.

Not on guard for thee

Thank goodness we’re giving our border guards weapons, because this story is disgraceful.

Vic Toews, who will soon be a part of the government after serving as opposition justice critic in the Canadian parliament, said he did not relish the sight of border guards leaving their posts, although managers took over and officials insisted that security was never compromised.

Every vote does count

Use this example to all who say their vote doesn’t count.

Tony Clement, touted by many as a possible minister in the new Stephen Harper Conservative government, won the Parry Sound-Muskoka riding by just 21 votes Monday as he defeated Liberal incumbent Andy Mitchell.

Our new leader

Mark has some words on PM in waiting Harper.

In a very Canadian kind of revolution, we rose up yesterday and threw the bums out but gave them a soft, fluffy landing, nevertheless installing in office a minority government that somehow managed to get itself elected despite having the word “Conservative” in its name.

Sad slide

Boy, time and bad decisions sure can devastate.

The once-stunning Grammy winner was photographed at an Atlanta gas station at 4 a.m. one morning last month, looking disheveled and bizarre in pajama bottoms, a $50,000 fur coat and a messy wig.

Thank goodness we can always pop in the DVD to restore her beautiful image in our mind.