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The Too Often Quoted, Kristopher Wells

by on January 11, 2019 in Alberta Politics, Canadian Politics, Gay Rights, Gender Identity Disorder, HEALTH, Hypocrisy, Media, Public Education, The left, Uncategorized, US Politics

In Alberta, it now seems that every time something comes up regarding an LGBT issue, Kristopher Wells pops up as the go to expert; always against parents, and always on the side of “progress” Let’s look at what Kristopher Wells means by progress. Wells is a professor, and a confidant of Alberta’s Education Minister, David […]

An Important Political Story

by on July 30, 2018 in Alberta Politics, Bullies, Hypocrisy, Politics, Uncategorized

There are three candidates running for the United Conservative Party (UCP) nomination in the new Calgary riding of Peigan. One of the candidates is Jeevan Mangat. Another is Tanya Fir whose campaign manager is Craig Chandler, a man who has often been a controversial figure within Alberta conservatism. For the most part I try to […]

Free Speech and the Left

by on May 24, 2018 in Bullies, Hypocrisy, Politics, Public Education, Socialism, The left, Uncategorized

As you know, John Carpay and the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom (JCCF) are in the forefront of fighting back against Progressivist attacks on basic human rights, including attacks on free speech. Free speech used to mean that you could say anything you wanted, provided it didn’t promote or incite violence. Free speech even included […]

Restoring Moderation

by on June 30, 2017 in Abortion, Alberta Politics, Big Government, Bullies, Canadian Politics, Christianity, Conservatarians, Gay Rights, HEALTH, Hypocrisy, Politics, Public Education, Religion, Social Issues, Socialism, The left, Uncategorized, US Politics

There’s been a lot of talk lately about the need for a moderate conservatism. I agree. Progressivist Conservatives often tell us that they are fiscally conservative but socially progressive, in other words, they are models of moderation. What it really seems to mean in practice is that you must timidly support every  social initiative of […]

Consorting with the enemy

by on September 22, 2016 in Canadian Politics, Conservatarians, Hypocrisy, Politics, Socialism, The left, US Politics

I subscribe to The Economist Magazine. It’s mushily pro-business but starry eyed Progressive. Its masthead should be a cartoon of a guy grinning uncomfortably while straddling a rail. In their weekly section on US politics called “Lexington” the correspondent – who I believe also writes the pieces on Canadian issues – headlines this week’s column: […]