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From her North Van digs, the ex-Conservative political aide attacks environmental groups about their funding and defends Big Oil. So let’s return the favour: let’s go after her for her funding!
From her North Van digs, the ex-Conservative political aide attacks environmental groups about their funding and defends Big Oil. So let’s return the favour: let’s go after her for her funding!
You remember. It was heated. It was harsh. It was hot.
Now, Warren returns to the Sun News set. Watch what happens. It’s shocking.
Man, this guy is on fire, these days. Well worth a read:
Foreign Affairs minister John Baird believes in religious freedom. Just ask him.
In interviews in recent days, Baird — not someone we’d regard as a regular churchgoer — has been trumpeting the Conservative Party’s election promise to create a $20-million Office of Religious Freedom (ORF) within Foreign Affairs.
“Freedom of religion is one of the first things in the Charter, it’s one of the first things in the Bill of Rights, it’s front and centre in the UN Declaration of Human Rights — it’s an essential human right,” Baird told The Canadian Press.
Now, I can’t recall Baird or his government being particularly enthusiastic about the Charter before — his boss, Stephen Harper, once called it “seriously flawed” because it promotes equality — but let’s give Baird the benefit of the doubt, shall we?
Personally, I think this initiative — which the Opposition has largely been silent about — is a very bad idea.
Here’s 10 reasons why:
“Anyone who tweets about their lunch should be lined up and fucking shot.” – Liam Gallagher in NME