Does the Canadian herd actually differ from the American herd? Read more...
Waiting for the end
It finally happens in Michel Houellebecq’s Annihilation. After 526 pages. Read more...
Voter fraud in B.C.?
Surely there’s no corruption in this province. Read more...
Lowest common dominator
A look at twisted egalitarianism in fiction and as a means of social control. Read more...
IQ 83
Mental retardation becomes the norm in Arthur Herzog’s 1978 novel. He considered it science fiction. Read more...
When Mental Parity became a moral panic
Lionel Shriver portrays an ideology of stupidity and the stupidity of ideologies. Read more...
LeBlanc cheque
A new finance minister reminds us that much of Canada’s decline began with appeasement of Quebec. Read more...
Don’t say his name
Never mention Gamil Rodrigue Liass Gharbi; it sounds Arabic. Avoid Marc Lépine; it sounds Quebecois. Focus blame on white men, preferably Anglo-Canadian white men. Read more...
Keeping B.C. safe for poverty pimps
A post-election look at the junkie culture linking addicts, opportunists, criminals, B.C. Health, B.C. Housing and community destruction. Read more...
Ils nous détestente
Will the BQ further inflame Quebecois belligerence? And how far could that take the Bloc party? Read more...
Something “very troubled” has come to stay
Meanwhile new normal viciousness shows a society unable to express outrage. Read more...
Junkies matter more than seniors
But poverty pimps matter most. It’s for their support that Premier David Eby encourages drug addiction. Read more...
Any resemblance to actual persons is coincidental?
Probably no one will ever portray Canadians as well as Alice Munro. In doing so, her work reflected struggle against a Canadian malady. Read more...
Miner confusion, with a Transylvanian twist
A “Canadian mining” company that’s neither Canadian nor mining typifies many Canadian “miners.” Read more...
The pharma industry’s poverty pimps
“Safe supply” advocates push opioids for personal profit. Read more...
Lie in peace and bury the facts
A new book exposes Canada’s mass graves hoax, genocide smear and reconciliation chimera. Read more...
Timeline: Canada’s genocide hysteria
Some dates and events that fomented a moral panic. Read more...
Alberta: The Gleichschaltung strikes back
Danielle Smith takes a brave stand, at least initially. But this is the province of lost causes. Read more...
Revisiting The Last of Old Europe
The continent’s going under for the third time. Canada’s finished. Read more...
Turn of the Jew
As the curse of interesting times continues, times get even more interesting. Read more...
They’re Lying: The Media, The Left, and The Death of George Floyd
Appalachian coal country rejects Don Blankenship’s political ambitions. Read more…
Hate to say it, but…
Drive-through journalism disregards hate crimes on the Drive. Read more…
The bosses and the masses
An historian looks at control, co-operation and chaos in our networked age. Read more...
Self-indulgently suicidal
Could the McDonald’s immolation indicate a new trend in narcissism? Read more…
Belgium dumps its Delirium Tremens on Canada
The beer, that is, not necessarily the withdrawal symptoms. Read more…
The revolution didn’t need him
He’s a hero to the “left” but dead Dave Barrett’s real claim to fame was three years of shitty government. Read more…
Just add vinegar
That seemingly Canadian condiment gives us grounds to get chippy about inferior fries. Read more…
For once, Canada leads. Will America follow?
President Oprah Winfrey would be the Yanks’ closest possible imitation of our prime minister. Read more…
Canada in fucking decay?
That huge understatement notwithstanding, Ricardo Duchesne writes the country’s “first scholarly” critique of immigration. Read more…
Europe R.I.P.
What does the old continent’s demise mean to the New World? Read more…
B.C.’s media unite in grief
The great man’s gone but his wit, talent and selflessness stand as a testimonial to B.C. public discourse. Read more…
Edmonton terror: Nothing new, except the details
Ottawa’s spent nearly half a century welcoming people who hate us. Read more…
When B.C.’s NDP wanted coal mining— and to run the business itself
An industry insider reveals 1970s New Democrat tactics of resource nationalism. Read more…
Quixote amid the terror
Vicious as it is, Boualem Sansal’s dystopia offers a glimmer of hope not seen in Orwell’s work. Read more…
Bienvenue au Canada les haïtiens du Québec
If that province refuses to keep them, the rest of us will have no choice. Read more…
“All white women are only good for one thing. For men like me to fuck and use like trash.”
Is Canada’s white establishment any less craven than the UK whites who supported widespread,
systematic racist child rape? Read more…
The trials of Ernst Zundel
His opponents can dance on his grave, says David Cole. But “in trying to suppress Zundel’s crude stereotypes, Jews ended up personifying them.” Read more…
Nobody quit
But that’s no problem. The BC Liberals have plenty of others equally unqualified for the leader’s job. Read more…
The establishment doth protest too much
Even in death Barbara Kulaszka and Doug Christie present reproachful examples to Canada’s faux activists. Read more…
How green are their ridings?
A vehicle-deprived vagabond travels Canada’s vehicle-dependent Green Party stronghold. Read more…
Have a nice Canada Day
Or else go over any of these despairing posts about this country. Read more…
As willed by Allah and the Western elites
France surrenders to Islam, but not through war or terrorism, in Michel Houellebecq’s novel Submission. Read more…
Meet the new boss: TBA
Will the Green Weaver become the Grim Reaper
to B.C.’s brain-dead political elite? Read more…
Can we please change the subject?
Canadians once again embrace the Americans’ preoccupation with their president. Read more…
Elon Musk’s hidden agenda
As he makes sci-fi reality, what on Earth motivates his mission to Mars? Read more...
Addiction advocate heads overdose task force
Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson gets a bigger forum to push for tax-funded drug inducements. Read more…
