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[dasmo]

It’s all they got. They will spend billion’s trying to plant this weird seed in our minds. It’s the only chance it works. I wonder how many social media NPCs they got on the payroll to prop this garbage up….

[dasmo]

The irony is it’s weird.

[Mike K.]

Yes, the irony is the PM likes to dress up in costumes, a lot.

The projection is what exposes them. Every time. It’s the socialist’s curse. Accuse your foe of what you’re doing, so they spend their time defending themselves, while you just do it, or try to do it.

[LJ]

I see Trudeau made it to the Vancouver pride parade but didn't march in it. Probably pissed that he missed getting costumed up for the Caribbean parade in Toronto like Olivia Chow did.

 

https://www.reddit.c...ng_her_costume/

[Nparker]

Even for a Justin Trudeau appointee, this is pretty delusional: https://www.msn.com/...3cfaed254&ei=41

[Victoria Watcher]

[Victoria Watcher]

The recently appointed chief commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission said Monday that he agreed to resign after an investigation into his past comments related to Israel.

 

Birju Dattani has previously denied allegations that he made anti-Israel statements, including what Conservatives characterize as a "justification of terrorism."

 

The justice minister launched an investigation after Canadian Jewish organizations raised concerns about Dattani's past activities.

 

"The findings speak for themselves," Justice Minister Arif Virani said in a statement Monday.

 

"I have accepted Mr. Dattani's decision to step down as chief commissioner. As I have said, maintaining the confidence of all Canadians in the Canadian Human Rights Commission remains my top priority."

 

 

https://www.timescol...omments-9340161

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 12 August 2024 - 11:09 AM.

[Nparker]

In all honesty, is anyone going to notice if the chief commissioner position at the Canadian Human Rights Commission remains vacant?

[Victoria Watcher]

Skamski also criticized the Liberals for their upcoming “lavish” national caucus retreat planned to take place on Vancouver Island in September.

 

 

https://www.sootoday...day-inn-9356832

[Victoria Watcher]

 

 

 

To be fair these tweets are from well before Adler somehow transformed to a liberal, from formerly quite conservative.

 

 

 

2024:

 

 

https://thetyee.ca/N...dler-Interview/

 

 

 

Charles Adler is a conservative. These days, however, that does not necessarily equate to being a Conservative. The longtime radio and TV talk star, currently a columnist for the Winnipeg Free Press and host of a popular podcast, increasingly has found himself alienated from political parties carrying the banners of the right in Canada and the United States.

Adler spoke with me about politics — past, present and future — from his Winnipeg home.

 

The Tyee: How would you describe your own political journey over the last five or 10 years?

 

Charles Adler: I guess the simple way of putting it is, I used to be pretty at home with the Conservative party. And then stuff started happening, in 2014-15. There was the barbaric hotline [the barbaric cultural practices hotline] or wherever the hell the thing was called. And this series of political slogans — Justin Trudeau is not ready, the whole paranoid thing about Muslims. Just a real dumbed-down populist version of conservatism really turned me off and made me feel like an idiot to identify with it.

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 18 August 2024 - 02:28 AM.

[dasmo]

Only stupid people and those not fit for their jobs can’t see the cloth….

[Victoria Watcher]

[JimV]

Adler is now apparently a dumbed down version of Adler.  Happens to the best of us I guess.  I’m not too worried about the senate obstructing Poilievre.  The senate usually does a lot of huffing and puffing before eventually complying.  Any serious interference would cause more political problems for them than the government.

[Victoria Watcher]

wtf

 

[Nparker]

Fighting to become the captain of the Titanic as it is sinking. 

[lanforod]

If she times it right she could be PM when the pendulum swings back as it inevitably does. Say, 2033

[Victoria Watcher]

Maybe.   But I'm sure she is unknown mostly, outside of BC.   

 

They'd be better of with Joly.

[Nparker]

If she times it right she could be PM when the pendulum swings back as it inevitably does. Say, 2033

At age 68, I am not sure she'd be much in the running for any political office by that time.

[Mike K.]

I suppose that shows that the BC Liberal Party, despite protests against the notion, really was a counterpart of the federal party. I can see now why the appetite for so many ‘Liberals’ to cross over into a conservative party is so strong.

[JimV]

^There were quite a few differences.  You’ll recall, for instance, that Christy Clark was a big promoter of natural gas development and she never breathed a word about “net zero.”  I think she represents the old Liberal party, before they became woke, progressive and out of touch with the people.  Whether there’s any room on the political spectrum for that kind of Liberal nowadays is another question.