On this Strictly Right, Ari examines the Alinskyite tactics of the Left, the failure of socialized medicine in the UK, why people lie about Ronald Reagan, and much more. Listen Online: Strictly Right 77 Subscribe to Strictly Right Radio in iTunes.
Tags: Canada, David Cameron, Economics, Global Warming, Obamacare, Reagan Centennial, Ronald Reagan, Sarah Palin, Saul Alinsky, Socialism, Tom DeLay, UK
Not a minute after Jared Loughner opened fire on a crowd in Arizona, members of the media began frothing at the mouth, dreaming of blaming the shooting on Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sarah Plain et al. It turns out that Loughner is a leftwing, atheist/occult, pothead, and most importantly, mentally disturbed. However, seeing a political [...]
Tags: Arizona Shooting, Canada, Conservative Party of Canada, Glenn Beck, Mainstream Media, Media Bias, New Democratic Party, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin
According to Neil Reynolds of the Globe & Mail “when it comes to setting corporate tax rates, you get to choose between expansive revenue with lower rates or restrained revenue with higher rates.” Canada’s Conservative Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty, has brought his country’s corporate tax rate down from 21% to 16.5% over the past six [...]
Tags: Canada, Conservative Party of Canada, Economics, Jim Flahrety, Taxes
On this Strictly Right, Ari analyzes the the media and the Left’s reaction to the Arizona shooting, the hypocrisy of the Left on profiling, the success of Canada’s corporate tax cuts, the targeting of Sarah Palin by the left and more. Listen online: Strictly Right 76 Subscribe to Strictly Right Radio in iTunes.
Tags: Arizona, Arizona Shooting, Barack Obama, Canada, Conservative Party of Canada, Economics, Glenn Beck, Jim Flahrety, Mainstream Media, Media Bias, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin, Strictly Right Radio, Taxes, Timothy McVeigh
Gerry Nicholls writes. Hilarity ensues. After much research, I have come up with a list of Canadian political books that would even please grumpy old Ebenezer Scrooge, assuming, of course, Scrooge … you know actually cared about Canadian politics. Anyway here’s the list of 10 gift books: How to annoy left-wing kooks and pinkos, by [...]
Tags: Canada, Christmas, Gerry Nicholls
Students at a Canadian university decided to raise awareness about global warming (students may have missed the lecture on global warming in earth studies class, conflict resolution class or how to feel like your making a difference class) by…. taking their clothes off in public: (there is no actual nudity in the video) What does [...]
Tags: Canada, Environmentalism, Global Warming, University
Running a nation-wide advertising campaign telling people that you’re transparent: Priceless Sun Media’s Brian Lilley reports: Under attack for its lack of transparency and accountability, the CBC has taken out expensive ads in newspapers across Canada, promising Canadians that they will be up-front with information.A series of reports this week from QMI Agency have highlighted [...]
Tags: Brian Lilley, Canada, Capitalism, CBC, Socialism, Sun Media, Sun TV News, Transparency
From the Canadian Press Minister Jason Kenney says Canada will not attend a UN conference on racism next September because the event will be a “charade” and a “hatefest.”The conference, dubbed “Durban III,” is intended to mark the 10th anniversary of the 2001 meeting in South Africa aimed at defeating racism. Canada and several other [...]
Tags: Anti-Semitism, Canada, Durban, Israel, Jason Kenney, Judaism, Racism, Stephen Harper, United Nations
BlazingCatFur has the latest scoop on how much of your money is going towards mosques in Canada. This isn’t a dollar here and there, this is millions and millions being invested through “Diversity” initiatives, even “Infrastructure” grants in some cases. Get the full list of every reason you need to be scared from BCF.
Tags: Blazing Catfur, BlazingCatFur, Canada, Hamilton, Islam
Yesterday BHP Billiton announced that it is withdrawing its bid for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan. The Harper Government blocked the bid from BHP Billiton because the deal did not provide a ‘net benefit for Canada’ – according to Industry Minister Tony Clement. Whether or not the deal benefits Canada should have nothing to do with [...]
Tags: BHP Billiton, Canada, Conservative Party of Canada, Economics, Government, Potash Corp, Stephen Harper, Tony Clement
