Jack's Daily Video
Jack's Tweets
- Obama Signs Global Internet Treaty Worse Than SOPA
http://t.co/5vZQf9VP - Syrian revolt creeps closer to Damascus
http://t.co/LhTxByBA - Conservatives Criticize Drudge for Anti-Gingrich Assault
http://t.co/FTO8Iz87 - Ottawa has ‘no cheque’ to help provinces foot crime bill
http://t.co/BIC1vk6F - Tories postpone Monday’s third reading to scrap long-gun registry
http://t.co/em37bOyc
- Obama Signs Global Internet Treaty Worse Than SOPA
-
Recent Posts
- Deadly chemical discharged into Chinese rivers
- Afternoon Update January 27th, 2012 (10)
- Sandy: PM Harper mentions pension reform in his Davos speech….
- Despite a bad debate, Floridians could do worse than to boldly go with Newt Gingrich (15)
- Davos 2012: Cameron calls for new and ambitious ideas on trade after Doha ‘failure’ (15)
- Haiti and the shaming of the aid zealots: How donated billions have INCREASED poverty and corruption
- Harper blasts western countries for complacency (13)
- Canada to France: keep your election to yourself
- Kline: Alberta donations scandal is wake-up call
- Spengler: Obama in Foreign Policy Hell
- Foster: Obama loves oil! Not!
- Morning Update January 27th, 2012 (10)
Recent Comments
- Sandy on Sandy: PM Harper mentions pension reform in his Davos speech….
- Joey on Canada to France: keep your election to yourself
- Jack on Despite a bad debate, Floridians could do worse than to boldly go with Newt Gingrich (15)
- Joey on Deadly chemical discharged into Chinese rivers
- Gerald McGarrigle on Sandy: PM Harper mentions pension reform in his Davos speech….
- WCT-West Coast Teddi on Davos 2012: Cameron calls for new and ambitious ideas on trade after Doha ‘failure’ (15)
- Jean on Sandy: PM Harper mentions pension reform in his Davos speech….
- Jack on Deadly chemical discharged into Chinese rivers
- Jack on Deadly chemical discharged into Chinese rivers
- Jack on Davos 2012: Cameron calls for new and ambitious ideas on trade after Doha ‘failure’ (15)
Archives
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
- January 2010
- December 2009
- November 2009
- October 2009
- September 2009
- August 2009
- July 2009
- June 2009
- May 2009
Categories
Blogroll
- American Interest (Walter Russell Mead)
- American Thinker
- APTN
- Blogging Tories
- Blue Like You
- Brussels Journal
- C Pro C
- CMPA
- CPAC (QP when in session)
- Crux of the Matter
- Cynics Unlimited
- Daniel Hannan
- Guido Fawkes' Blog
- Instapundit
- Maxime Bernier MP
- National Hurricaine Center
- Pajamas Media
- Redstate
- Sarah Palin (Facebook)
- Small Dead Animals
- Sun News Live (right now)
- Veteran Voice
- Watts Up With That?
Recommended Reading
Meta
Monthly Archives: December 2010
Global warming 'will give Britain longer, colder winters'
Britain will be hit by longer and colder winters in coming years because of global warming, scientists have said. Melting Arctic Sea ice has changed wind patterns in the northern hemisphere – bringing blasts of colder air across the UK. … Continue reading
Roberson: Pitchforks and Torches
The classic scene in Frankenstein where the villagers form an angry mob and storm the castle with pitchforks and torches to destroy the monster is the perfect corollary to events transpiring in Washington, D.C. In the aftermath of an historic … Continue reading
Solomon: Saving life and limb
A decades-old treatment using X-rays may be more successful against gangrene than modern techniques It was too late to amputate – the fast-moving gaseous gangrene, which started with a knee wound after an automobile accident, had already reached the 21-year-old … Continue reading
World December 24th, 2010 (10)
#1 — BBC | Taliban launch attacks along north Pakistan border At least 11 soldiers and 24 militants have been killed in clashes near the Afghan border in north-west Pakistan, officials have said. [...] #2 — BBC | New cars … Continue reading
Posted in World
Leave a comment
Canada December 24th, 2010 (10)
#1 — CNews | Flaherty: I'll balance the budget and pay for health care OTTAWA – The federal government will be able to balance the budget and refinance health care at the same time, according to Finance Minister Jim Flaherty. … Continue reading
Fresh humiliation for eurozone
China has said it is willing to bail out debt-ridden countries in the euro zone using its $2.7trillion overseas investment fund. In a fresh humiliation for Europe, Foreign Ministry spokesman Jiang Yu said it was one of the most important … Continue reading
Afternoon Update December 23rd, 2010 (20)
Canada #1 — CNews | Family sells valuables for expensive medical procedure After seeing a family member with multiple sclerosis deteriorate, a Fort McMurray family has spent the past two months selling their boat and valuables, and fundraising to send … Continue reading
Posted in Late In The Day
3 Comments
Oregon's Millionaires' Tax Drives Millionaires Out of State
Wall Street Journal editorial, Ducking Higher Taxes: Oregon's Vanishing Millionaires: Oregon raised its income tax on the richest 2% of its residents last year to fix its budget hole, but now the state treasury admits it collected nearly one-third less … Continue reading
Inmates to keep pensions for now
When Ottawa starts taking pension cheques from prisoners on Jan. 1, inmates in Nova Scotia’s jails won’t feel the pinch because the province has yet to decide if it wants to co-operate with Ottawa on the scheme. Parliament unanimously passed … Continue reading
45 people lynched amid Haiti cholera fears
Angry Haitian mobs have lynched at least 45 people in recent weeks, accusing them of spreading a cholera outbreak that has killed over 2500 people across the country, officials said. The number included at least 14 suspected sorcerers previously known … Continue reading
Murray: Global warming goes gaga
It's the coldest winter on record in Great Britain. Great Britain also has experienced its heaviest snowfalls since the 1920s. The mayor of London, who last year was subjected to a grilling in Parliament over the inability to keep the … Continue reading
Feds' probe overshadows Charest
The Competition Bureau of Canada was quick to point out this week that its investigation into alleged bid-rigging by eight Montreal companies was "independent" from the Operation Hammer police squad set up by the Charest government. Why bother making that assertion, I wondered? … Continue reading