Among his many dubious achievements, Jason Kenney is also known as the Con's most aggressive Twitter warrior.
A man who blasts tweets out of every orifice without stopping to think what he's saying.
And today he made a fool out of himself. Again.
By invoking Sharia law rather than Canadian law in the debate over whether woman should be allowed to wear a niqab at a citizenship ceremony.
As some of you may know, I like to compare the Con Immigration Minister Chris Alexander, to the ghastly portrait in The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde's classic story.
Except in this story Dorian is Chris, and his portrait starts to turn monstrous after the once young bright diplomat sells his soul to Stephen Harper.
And today I have another scary chapter in that horror story.
Which begins when Alexander is interviewed, appropriately enough, by Vice Magazine.
I grabbed this shot with my mobile this afternoon of a debate that was going on in the House of Commons.
Because the title jumped out at me, and made me wonder again what country I am living in.
And then I remembered that the Con in the picture is Wladyslaw Lizon, one of the founding members of the group that wants to build that foul monument to Harperism.
And I was reminded of what Robert Fisk wrote the other day.
If Stephen Harper is serious about criminalizing "barbaric cultural practices" then he should arrest himself.
