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Coming soon : An all new, 100+ reasons the BC Liberals must go. Now accepting reader submissions

Posted January 23, 2013 by Laila

As someone who has blogged about politics since the last election in this province, I’ve seen so many stories and examples of the current governments cronyism/unethical behavior/questionable policies/ corrupt activities that quite honestly, it still astounds me. Following the 2009 election, … Continue reading

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Crime

A Look Inside Toronto’s Police Dog Academy

Posted March 5, 2013 by Edward Brown

44 Beechwood Drive is an elite police academy, but all the recruits are four-legged and furry.

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A warning sign on the gate in the driveway indicating the presence of police dogs doesn’t quite provide a complete picture of what goes on inside the squat, steel-clad Toronto Police Service building at the bottom of Beechwood Drive in the Don Valley. Even inside, it’s easy to mistake the easygoing staff, inquisitive barking, and [...]

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Crime

From the new movie trailer by Dan Murphy…

Posted March 26, 2013 by Laila

From the new movie trailer by Dan Murphy…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flmQIwl54lk Filed under: BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, BC Rail, Corruption, crime, Enbridge, Federal politics, forestry, Independent power projects, Laila Yuile, P3 projects in BC, The China Connection, The Environment Tagged: … Continue reading

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Crime

Alberta Diary: Terror of terrorism and the Second Amendment: Whatever became of the indomitable American spirit?

Posted May 6, 2013 by David Climenhaga

The indomitable American spirit personified above. Whatever became of it? Below: Bogie as Philip Marlowe, with gun; the leader of another English-speaking country refusing to knuckle under to the Luftwaffe, also with gun.

We have learned, courtesy the news media, that membership in the National Rifle Association has surged past five million souls since the Sandy Hook Massacre of little children in Connecticut last December.

It would seem that a significant minority of our American cousins will let nothing stand in the way of their right to massive firepower, which they insist is protected by the Second Amendment of the (Read more…)

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Biology

Eclectic Lip: Of whales and wind turbines

Posted January 5, 2013 by EclecticLip

(originally written June 20, 2012 — part of my Great Upload of 2013) > So I was reading up on my Ray Kurzweil last night, because it’s good to read people you disagree with once in a while — but preferably no more often than that….

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Canada

ConCalls: #RoboCon RoboBus Meets #Jennimandering

Posted February 6, 2013 by John Klein

One of Regina’s 3 finest Conservative MPs has fingered Jenni Byrne as ultimately responsible for the misleading push-poll by “Chase Research” which has apparent ties to RackNine in Alberta. Lukiwski throws Ottawa CPC official under the bus for robocalls; calls tactic deceptive. ottawacitizen.com/news/story.htm… #skpoli #cdnpoli— Murray Mandryk (@MMandryk) February 06, 2013 Byrne ran the Conservative [...]

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Crime

Stanley Cup rioters are breaching court conditions: police

Posted March 14, 2013 by The Canadian Press

Those charged include UBC student

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Canada

The Canadian Progressive: Rehtaeh Parsons: Cartoon depicts RCMP neglect and bias against women

Posted April 13, 2013 by Obert Madondo

Editorial cartoon via: The Chronicle Herald The Canadian Progressive recommends: Rehtaeh Parsons: Anonymous Says It Has Rape Confession War on women Scathing report accuses RCMP of raping, abusing B.C. Aboriginal women We recommend:Rehtaeh Parsons: Ano…

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Crime

Waldorf closes, the Mad Minute & Carleton discrimination

Posted January 11, 2013 by Josh Dehaas

What students are talking about today (January 11th)

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Crime

Budget 2013 Highlights, Close Captioned for the Truth Impaired.

Posted February 20, 2013 by Laila

Dan Murphy does an excellent job on the fudge-it budget with his latest offering.     I’ll have some more serious commentary on the not so funny impacts of this punitive budget this afternoon – right now there are some … Continue reading

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Crime

The System

Posted March 19, 2013 by The Mad Bomber

Lawless America is searching for the Worst Judge in America – Nominate your corrupt judge today!by William M. WindsorAs originally posted on: Lawless AmericaMarch 19, 2013Who is the WORST JUDGE in America?Lawless America is conducting a Best & Wors…

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Crime

Is the media fair to York University?

Posted April 19, 2013 by Josh Dehaas

Analyzing the many reports of sexual assaults on campus

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Canada

ConCalls: Conservative Coverup #RoboCon #cdnpoli

Posted May 28, 2013 by John Klein

Mayrand has come out to say finally that the Conservatives are not cooperating with the investigation into the robocall election fraud of 2011. I do not find this surprising, and if you’ve been reading my blog the past year, you’d know that’s because the evidence points to the Conservative Party as being involved in the […]

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Crime

Time for Minister Rich Coleman to step down – calls to Surrey Councillors absolute political interference in process.

Posted January 23, 2013 by Laila

There is more to come on Coleman and the Gateway story - it’s huge and is still developing on several angles, but Alex Browne of the Peace Arch News scooped a hint of it with this story just out: “BC Liberal MLA Gordon Hogg says … Continue reading

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Crime

Over $400 a day to Travel

Posted March 5, 2013 by John Klein

Wrote this a couple weeks ago, and forgot to publish it. Here it is, in some hindsight. *** The math outlines the extreme expense incurred by Conservative Senator Pamela Wallin to travel. Wallin’s travel expenses, which total more than $350,000 over the past 27 months, are currently the subject of an audit. 350K/27mon/30days/mon= $432.09/day roughly [...]

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Crime

WikiLeaks: Major Revelations Is What Journalists Do – See @carwinb

Posted March 28, 2013 by John Klein

There’s some crow to eat this morning, for anti-Assange, anti-Wikileaks people. Last year we got confirmation in the form of a WikiLeaks-Strafor leak of all things, that Assange had been secretly indicted in the US, for his journalism. On January 26, 2011, Fred Burton, the vice president of Stratfor, a leading private intelligence firm which [...]

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Terror of terrorism and the Second Amendment: Whatever became of the indomitable American spirit?

Posted May 6, 2013 by djclimenhaga

We have learned, courtesy the news media, that membership in the National Rifle Association has surged past five million souls since the Sandy Hook Massacre of little children in Connecticut last December.
It would seem that a significant minori…

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Crime

The definition… of desperation.

Posted January 5, 2013 by Laila

http://www.vancouversun.com/news/John+Doyle+replaced+government+watchdog/7780621/story.html    ”John Doyle, the tough Auditor-general who has taken the B.C. Liberal government to task on everything from access to documents related to the Basi-Virk political corruption case to B.C. Hydro’s highly controversial use of deferral accounts, appears to … Continue reading

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Computers & Accessories

"You"

Posted February 6, 2013 by The Mad Bomber

Information is free. You can block information, but let’s face it… we will finds ways to get it. #PiratePrideby “Anonymous”As originally posted on: trutherbot (trutherbot) on TwitterDecember 15, 2012

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Canada

ConCalls: Peter Penashue Stepping Down #RoboCon #elxnfraud

Posted March 14, 2013 by John Klein

The country could hold its breath, but would probably pass out for waiting. When will Conservatives be charged for their election fraud crimes? Here’s a summary from Sixth Estate listing the allegations Penashue has admitted were correct today, as he guiltily stepped down. Canadians should not let Elections Canada off the hook by letting them [...]

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