I've written quite a few posts recently about Jason Kenney, and his plan to unite the right in Alberta.
By destroying the Progressive Conservative party he wants to lead.
And since that's crazy enough, or Kenney enough, and I think that the MSM has given that ghastly Con far too much free publicity.
I wasn't planning to write another post, until I saw this.
The last thing I wanted to do was write about the violent horror show that is Crazy America.
Because I was so traumatized by the Orlando massacre, I've had trouble writing about ANYTHING.
But with two more black men being shot dead, for nothing.
And after this latest explosion of violence.
I feel I need to force myself to say something.
It was supposed to be Jason Kenney's Big Day. The day he announced he was leaving Ottawa to go save Alberta from the commie hordes.
Jason Kenney has confirmed he is leaving federal politics to try to unite the right in Alberta in a bid to fend off another "catastrophic" NDP victory in his home province.
So there he was, quivering with excitement and sweating profusely, trying to make it sound like the Second Coming.
But judging from their faces the people behind him weren't too impressed, and neither were a lot of others.
It's taken seven years for a British inquiry to render its verdict on Tony Blair, and his role in the Iraq War.
But at last the verdict is in.
It couldn't be more devastating.
As you know I am delighted that today is the day Jason Kenney is going to announce that he is leaving Ottawa to ride back back to Alberta.
After twenty miserable years of spewing manure in every direction.
And I had thought that from now on that grotesque bully bigot would be the cowboy province's problem.
But according to Postmedia's David Akin I might have counted my chicken hawk before it hatched.
Graphic:Press Progress
Once upon a time Stephen Harper must have thought it would be so simple. He'd fly his oily Northern Gateway pipeline from Alberta to beautiful British Columbia.
He'd soar over the Rockies and the Great Bear Rainforest, and ram it into the Pacific.
After muzzling his critics, rejecting scientific evidence, all but ignoring BC's First Nations, and giving the planet a stubby finger.
But sadly for him, first he went down in flames, and now it seems so has his pipeline.
For weeks Jason Kenney has been playing a game of hide and seek. Or what I would call if Kenney wasn't still clinging grimly to his chastity vows, playing hard to get.
Whipping the Con media into a frenzy by hinting that he's thinking of leaving Ottawa, only to quickly deny it.
In an obvious attempt to try to build up the suspense, so he can make his decision sound like a historic announcement.
Well now it seems the chubby chicken hawk has finally made up his mind.
Well I got there late, as usual. So I had to settle for a place in row 18. And I had to leave early because my stitched up knee started to swell up.
But after my best Canada Day ever, it was my best Gay Pride parade ever.
It was an amazing sight. I've never seen so many people in my life.
And I did stay long enough to see history made.
For almost ten years Stephen Harper waged a stealthy war against gay Canadians.
He forced a second vote on gay marriage, he voted against every gay rights bill that ever came before Parliament, including those designed to protect gay people from hate crimes.
He cut off funding for all LGBT organizations, he did nothing to fight homophobia, and nothing to protect gay kids from being bullied to death.
But today Justin Trudeau is about to make history.
It's been just over a week since the result of the Brexit referendum shocked the world.
And triggered what can only be described as a racist horror show.
Police in Britain have recorded a dramatic rise in racist attacks in the wake of Brexit, with five times the usual number of incidents reported in the week since the country voted in a referendum to leave the European Union.
But don't expect the ghastly Con tea bagger Rex Murphy to be concerned about that.
