Politics and its Discontents

How does $200 sound? That is the price, to put it crassly, that Premier Doug Ford has estimated will buy your vote - $200 to make you compli...

If you are one of the many who realize that whatever it may be, Doug Ford's government is not "for the people," you will likel...

I guess we never really outgrow Halloween, especially when the auguries spell something scary for Doug Ford. And editorial cartoonists are ...

  I've been feeling pretty disgusted lately with our world, given our impending climate doom and the humanitarian crises and wars going ...

Fires are burning in the House of Ford (not the fashion mogul's, but rather the corrupt and incompetent one that 'rules' our pro...

The uproar over the Greenbelt theft has died down to a seething anger, despite Doug Ford's promise to restore it. There is ongoing anger...

 And today's thought comes us from the mighty Moudakis:

  As I wrote in my previous post , I am not in a forgiving mood, now that Doug Ford, in order to desperately try to salvage his and his gove...

 ... didn't stay in Vegas. Consequently, another one bites the dust.  Dean Blundell explains all: The corruption obviously runs deep, ...

  crimes against humanity a  deliberate  act, typically as part of a systematic campaign, that causes human suffering or death on a large sc...

Despite all of Doug Ford's bluster and lies about how important the Greenbelt is to meet his goal of building 1.5 million new homes in t...

  H/t Patrick Corrigan I'm fairly certain that readers who have stuck with me during my protracted postings on the Doug Ford corruption ...

  Woke up this morning thinking of some lyrics from The Police: …  Every move you make And every vow you break Every smile you fake Every cl...

The title of this post is likely known to most. It means taking actions that will do nothing to avert disaster. And that is precisely what D...

  What can be said about the overdue resignation of Housing Minister Steve Clark, other than that it is only a good start? His departure fro...

  Just another short post today. There is a scene in my favourite Shakespearean play, Hamlet, in which King Claudius, who killed his brother...