I must admit I've been finding to hard to blog or tweet or do anything on social media these days. It's just getting too crazy out there.
The blogosphere is too gloomy, Twitter is a smoking battlefield.
And it's hard to make people laugh as I like to do, when so many of the people I know are either in a deep depression, or angry, or terrified by what might lie ahead.
And with good reason...
I've wrote quite a few posts about the shameless role most of the MSM and their porky bosses played in the election campaign.
How they betrayed Canadians.
How they even censored Andrew Coyne.
How almost all of them endorsed the Cons.
So now I think I'll just let Rick Mercer sum up their disgrace...
Well it's a horrible thought. The kind of thought that could give you nightmares.
But Stephen Harper is desperate. He knows the internet is his enemy. The only thing he can't control.
Or scare into submission.
So it seems that him and his Con gang may have been creeping out Facebook.
As the CBC's Reg Sherren discovered when he checked out his own site...
As I've been telling you for a while, Stephen Harper's PMO is not the mighty Death Machine it once was.
These days it's looking desperate and disorganized. Its election campaign is veering wildly in all directions. It's making a lot of dumb mistakes.
And there couldn't be a better example of that than what happened yesterday. When the fanatics in the PMO launched two new attack ads.
Only to have them go horribly wrong.
He invited world leaders to his G20 summit, and then allowed the Americans to spy on them. He had his CSEC agents spy on the Brazilians.
He has just unveiled a Trojan horse cyber-bullying bill that would allow police easy access to our so-called metadata, the records that internet service providers and phone companies keep on our every call and email.
And now I see Stephen Harper is taking his Big Brother tendencies to a whole new level, with a plan to monitor our social media.
