Politics and its Discontents

Watching Omar Khadr's media scrum last night, it became obvious why the Harper regime fought so hard, first, to deny media access to hi...

Dear Leader's jihad against Muslims continues apace. As you probably know, his regime is going to court today to request an "emer...

As I have written elsewhere on this blog, I am convinced that humans (along with other primates) have an innate sense of fairness, one tha...

The closer we come to an election, the more strident and McCarthyesque the Harper regime is becoming over 'radical Islam.' There i...

Like one of my favourite Shakespearean creations, Macbeth, the story of a corrupted Scottish king, Stephen Harper's tale unfolds on a ...

My previous post reflected on the Faustian nature of Chris Alexander's rise to prominence within the Harper regime. Further evidence of...