If Hillary Clinton loses the election to Donald Trump, it will be largely due to the FBI director James Comey's decision to inform Congress that another batch of Clinton's e-mails had been found in the laptop of the sexting pervert Anthony Wiener.
Even though Comey had no idea what was in them, and according to long established FBI protocol he should have kept his mouth shut until the election was over.
But while many accused Comey of singlehandedly trying to bring down Clinton, it now turns out the situation is even worse.
It's been almost six years, but I'll never forget that weekend. The weekend of the G20 Summit in Toronto.
When they turned my neighbourhood into an armed camp, more than 1,000 people were arrested.
And I felt like I was living in a police state.
They turned my neighbourhood and much of downtown Toronto into a police state.
They arrested more than a thousand people most of them peaceful protesters.
They kettled them for no reason.
When the RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson was working for the Con regime, I couldn't help feeling that he was turning the force into the Harper Police.
Or help wondering whether he was willingly collaborating with that sinister mob, or whether like so many others he was being held hostage by them, and their depraved leader Boss Harper.
And was suffering from the so-called Stockholm syndrome.
I still can't decide what the real reason was, but one thing is for sure, Paulson just doesn't get it.
As you know I have been steadily losing confidence in the RCMP, which I now frequently call Harper's police.
Not because I'm anti-police, I'm not.
But because I can't help feeling that its bosses have turned it into a tool of the sinister Con regime.
And as you know I also believe that if Harper isn't defeated, and his totalitarian anti-terror law Bill C-51 isn't killed, he will use it to turn this country into a police state.
And this small story couldn't hold a greater warning.
All through the long and dark years of Stephen Harper's evil regime the Supreme Court of Canada has been his most mighty opponent.
Time and time again it has rejected his foul and flawed bills that would have turned us into a monstrous police state, or a vengeful theocracy.
It has been the last bastion of Canadian values that the depraved tyrant has been unable to corrupt or destroy.
But what most people don't know, and as the Globe's Sean Fine points out, Harper has been slowly undermining the court from below.
By stealthily remaking our judiciary in his own monstrous image.
In one of my last posts I wrote about how Stephen Harper is now so desperate he is looking crazier every day.
Morphing into a monster who can no longer be restrained by the rule of law.
And yesterday when he flew into Toronto to personally deliver a cheque for a commuter train project, those fears were only reinforced...
For although he was plastered with make-up, there was new look in his cold dead eyes.
And it was pretty clear that something had changed, and that his transformation is now complete.
For years Stephen Harper has made a mockery out of our democracy, turned our parliament into a Roman circus, attacked the courts, and flouted the rule of law over and over again.
Like some deranged ruler on some monstrous throne, who is so crazed with the lust for power, and so morally depraved, he now believes he's above the law and can do anything he wants.
And for years he has managed to dodge and weave, and claim that he knows nothing about anything bad that ever happens in his sinister office. Or the dungeons of the PMO.
But now at last, he may have finally gone too far.
Yesterday was the 800th anniversary of the day King John reluctantly signed the Magna Carta, the document that was the foundation of our parliamentary democracy, and the rule of law.
And most importantly declared that nobody was above the law, not even the king.
So it's ironic that few people have celebrated that anniversary more than Jason Kenney.
In one tweet after the other.
Even though we are now ruled by his mad king, who has placed himself above the law over and over again. And has made a mockery of our democracy.
I wouldn't be surprised if the dark idea crept into Stephen Harper's Jurassic brain even as he cowered in that closet, on that fatal day on Parliament Hill.
And at the time he must have thought it was brilliant.
He'd draft a sinister anti-terrorist bill that would turn Canada into a police state, and end internet freedom. Use it to go after his many enemies real and imagined.
And if the opposition parties dared vote against it, he'd accuse THEM of being terrorists.
Last week I wrote that Stephen Harper's threat to use hate laws against Canadians who peacefully protest the actions of Israel's brutish Netanyahu regime, was the first shadow of a police state.
Now Robert Fisk, the distinguished Middle East correspondent, has taken that criticism a step further.
By calling Harper's blind support of Israel both crazy AND dangerous.
It couldn't be more ironic. Stephen Harper creates a monster called Bill C-51, to go after his enemies, and scare Canadians into submission.
So he can turn this country into a police state.
But before he can unleash the monster on the population, the monster slowly turns around, grunts loudly.
And starts scaring the living daylights out of Great Leader.
Sometime today Canada's Information Commissioner is expected to recommend that charges be laid against the RCMP, for withholding and destroying gun registry documents, before Parliament had finished debating whether they should be shredded.
But if she does it will now be a meaningless gesture. For it too will be shredded.
Because it seems that buried deeply in the Harper regime's latest foul omnibus bill, is a bill to protect the RCMP by rewriting history.
Despite the best efforts and all the warnings Bill C-51 has now passed, and Canada is now on its way to becoming a police state.
And although I regret that the Liberals voted for it, I understand why they did, so Stephen Harper wouldn't accuse Justin Trudeau of being soft on terrorism.
So I'm saving all the blame for the political pervert from whose diseased mind it sprung.
And this little video I made last night sums up how I feel about him...
There couldn't have been a more brutal clash of images. The old veterans in their wheelchairs honouring their comrades who died fighting the fascists to make Holland free.
And Stephen Harper posing for his propaganda reels, sucking up to the vets he has betrayed so miserably.
Playing politics in the garden of the dead, and having the nerve to talk about freedom and tyranny.
Sometimes in this big beautiful country it seems like we are too small, too insignificant, too weak or too complacent to change anything.
Helpless to stop the monstrous leader who is tearing its guts out, trying to change it beyond recognition, and trying to scare his own people into submission.
But somehow we summoned up the strength to fight Bill C-51, Stephen Harper's plan to turn Canada into a police state.
And now a new poll suggests that the bill has never been so unpopular.
Well surprise, surprise, it was a false flag after all.
The other day it looked like Stephen Harper had surrendered to reason, by finally agreeing to change his police state bill C-51.
Even though him and his Cons had claimed, or squawked for weeks, that it was perfect and if you didn't like it you must be a terrorist.
But now the experts have taken a closer look at those proposed changes, and sure enough they are just an illusion.
For weeks Stephen Harper and his Cons have been insisting that their dangerous anti-terrorism bill C-51 is perfect and doesn't need any changes.
And ridiculing anyone who suggested otherwise.
But now it seems they are feeling the heat, and are prepared to make some changes.
It was a moving moment. The sister of the murdered soldier Patrice Vincent testifying before committee studying Bill C-51.
But it also symbolized the ghastly way the Cons are running the hearing. For they will not hear from the Canadian Bar Association or the Privacy Commissioner.
But they will turn it into a star chamber, and demand to know whether those testifying are with them or the terrorists.
And they will appeal to emotion rather than reason.
It's taken me two days to come down from last Saturday's big demonstration against the Harper regime's foul Bill C-51.
Because I do wear my heart on my sleeve, and it was so great to see so many Canadians in the street at last.
Instead of letting Stephen Harper scare them into allowing him to turn this country into a police state.
But sadly I would probably still be flying, if it wasn't gloomy Harperland, and so many progressives seemed so determined to shoot me out of the sky.
