Monthly Archives: October 2006

Madonna done good

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I don’t know who does more damage to the world: lawyers or activists.

“These so-called human rights activists are harassing me every day, threatening me that I am not aware of what I am doing,” Banda said. “I’m afraid David may be sent back and the orphanage may not even accept him back. So where will he end up? Here? He will certainly die.”

More should be done to bring first world wealth to the third world, before they come and overrun the first world, and we all have nothing.

Madonna, for all her faults, is doing good.  Damn the do-gooders who would scuttle her!

First world problem

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Almost as big as the Islamist nuclear threat, is the threat of the third world overrunning the first world.

With its filthy stairways, crumbling apartments and menacing drug dealers, the Anelli complex has long felt like a ghetto to the African immigrants who live there.

Judging by what’s happening, it’s clear the first world has no idea how to deal with the crushing tsunami that’s only just beginning.

Rae for PM!

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Rae is a Conservative’s dream.

The good news for Bob Rae is that a recent Ekos Research poll shows he is the No. 1 choice of ordinary Canadians to lead the Liberal party into the next election, his popularity for the Grit job presumably strongest among Conservative voters.

Sleepless fatties?

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Boy, the enablers are working overtime with studies like this.

One expert agreed that sleep might be a big factor in obesity.

How about eating nutritional, small meals regularily?  No, that makes too much sense.

Keep feeding them fast food late at night, since you’re all working those long hours at “real” work.

Nightmare on St. Clair

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The anti-car movement of the socialists at city hall steps up a level in midtown.

Projections show that when the work’s finished, a streetcar user on the new elevated track will save only five minutes on a round trip between Yonge St. and Keele St.

The areas that stopped the Spadina Expressway will feel a new level of pain by 2008.  Looks good on them.