Jesus H Christ, how can the RCMP expects Canadians to trust them as being capable at doing their job when  one  officer sees a name on a driver’s license he or she should have immediately recognized, but doesn’t, and therefore provides  Kyle McKee with an opportunity to escape.

Like how f***ing inept do the RCMP look in this escape? I can see that this generation of Royal Canadian Mounted Police isn’t going to amount to too much in the future.

Like what WTF man, where is the RCMP doing their recruiting, the video arcade.

The fact that Aryan Guard founder and leader McKee was able to give the RCMP the slip while they were running him through the system from the side of gravel road in Regina, is testament to how inept the RCMP can be sometimes. And to think people, Regina is where they train them.

LMRCMPAO; McKee sped away in his red Dodge Dakota when the Mountie returned to his cruiser to run a check on his name.

Like WTF again man, there was a nationwide warrant for this clown, and you know what, when the Mountie saw the name on the driver’s license McKee handed him, bells and whistles should have went off.

Think about it, he was wanted for a bomb attack and two counts of attempted murder; McKee’s name should have been burned into every Mounties memory, but for some reason it wasn’t, and this despite the amount of publicity this story is getting in western Canada.

From the astrologers at MSN:

You have a great ability to be a teacher. Today this part of you could come out in your interactions with loved ones. You might help a family member pick up a new skill. Or you could assist your children with their homework. You might find that you are a great coach! Speak clearly and in an enthusiastic way to get your point across. You could feel a lot of satisfaction sharing your knowledge with others.

LMFWhiteAO, rolling on the f***ing floor. Ability to be a teacher huh. Kind of been there, done that and bought the tee shirt, and you know what-you only get through to those who want to understand, learn how to make their lives better for themselves.

Having said that, I should learn to practice what I used to preach I suppose, because if I did, I would probably be a whole lot better off than I think I am.

Help a family member pick up a new skill. Hmm, I wonder about that. You know what they say about teaching an old dog new tricks.

Naah-ah, not interested in teaching my wife any new skills either. I’ll leave that up to the boys and girls in Sydney. She has a lot going on down there. I’m sure somebody, if he hasn’t already, will teach her a thing or two. I know when the time is right, I’ll be teaching him a thing or two. Looking for to bumping into them one day, but that’s another story for another day.

Do I sound out of sorts? You would be right if you assumed that after reading this horoscope shit I’m reacting to.

I used to be a coach you know. I used to coach wheelchair hockey players in Calgary, but that was a long time ago. I always try to speak clearly, but people around me lately have selective hearing, hearing only what they think will make things better for them or in some instances, something they can twist into a story that better suits them, if that makes any sense. Maybe I’m not speaking clearly at the moment. I don’t feel any satisfaction sharing my knowledge about anything lately, but that’s because I’m usually in a venting kind of way.

From Y! Astrology:

If you can’t do it yourself, maybe you shouldn’t attempt to do it at all. Support may be forthcoming, but it’s on someone else’s schedule. In the hours that it takes to wait and explain, you could probably handle matters on your own. Organization is the key to your success. Making sure everything is in its place before you start will save endless time in the long run. Proving this to yourself now is money in the bank for next time.

Jesus Christ, where do astrologers come up with this shit?

There are some things I want to do, but just can’t do by myself, like figure out a way to make a decent amount of money from my blogging, not that I expect anybody to help me out with that, but it would be nice if somebody would come forward and you know, lend a helping hand. I would make it worth their while if they made it worth my while, if you know what I mean.  Funny how my horoscope for today say support may be forthcoming, because to be honest here, I could use a little right now, not that my life is such that I won’t be able to work shit out for myself. If being organized were the key to my success, Woohoo, I would probably be living on Easy Street by now.

After being held hostage in Somalia for the past 15 months, Canadian journalist Amanda Lindhout has been released, and short of plane crash on route to Canada, she should be safe in the arms of her family within days, perhaps even by this time tomorrow depending on how fast she is debriefed.

Having said that, I have to wonder what is up with that Beverly Giesbrecht Islamic sympathizer. She too is apparently “a kidnapped journalist” who last March was supposed to have been beheaded if Canada to ante up a shitload of ransom money for her release.

No word if she is still alive or not, but CG is betting she is, and that as CG has said many times, the Giesbrecht kidnapping thing is/was nothing more than a scam she put together with her jihad loving mates to raise some cash for a terrorist related activity or two in Pakistan.

An Australian journalist who was kidnapped with Ms. Lindhout was also released. Nigel Brennan has spoken to his sister since his release, but has since been told to belt up.

Rumor around Oz is that the families of both captives paid a $1-million ransom.

Your Daily Horoscope Virgos

Today you could decide to be very practical about your romantic life, donald. If you are single right now, you could be coming up with a list of strategies that will help you to meet someone. Maybe you will post a Personals ad on the Internet or in a newspaper. You’ll be careful about how you word it so that the right people respond. Use your logic combined with your creative mind to attract some good people!

Like that one is too f***ing funny. It comes from MSN Astrology.

No I’m not single, not quite anyway, but I will be one day. That’s just the way my life is going at the moment.

Oh well, it sucks to be me, but that’s a story I’ll be telling later on, much later on.

If and when I do become single again, I won’t be needing a list of strategies to bring somebody new into my life either, and no I won’t be using the Internet or a personal ad in the newspaper to find that “hook up”. I have been there, done that, and bought the tee shirt, sort of. I have never used a personal add to meet women, thats what social networking sites and bars are for, right?

The idea is to get things expanding — your mind, your regular routine, your circle of friends. Doing just one thing different will have a very effective ripple effect. Invite someone unusual to lunch, take that knitting class, or try skydiving. Once the ball is rolling, it’ll be hard to stop it — not that you’d want to. The new possibilities are tremendous.

The astrologers at Y! Astrology isn’t exactly bang on. I do need to expand my horizons in friendships, my day-to-day routine, but I’m not so sure about my mind. I can only put so much shit in there, and right now it is kind of overflowing.  I don’t eat lunch, and even if I did I certainly wouldn’t be inviting anybody strange to join me. I don’t knit, but if I was in prison I might. I ain’t going to jump out of plane, but I might jump off a cliff.

New possibilities? There will be as many of them as I create for myself, but like I sort of said, I have way too much on my plate right now. So no, there weren’t be too many new possibilities popping up for me, not yet anyway.

You know what I mean Brett from The Calypso?

How’s it going mate? Looking forward to hooking up with you  soon.

PM Stephen Harper wants the truth told about what it was Canada knew about Afghan torture; he said as much the other day that his expectation was that everybody should want to cooperate.

Well, that doesn’t look like the PM is going to get what he wants, cooperation. It seems his government is blocking attempts by whistle blower Richard Colvin to hand over what will be classified as sensitive documents to a special House of Commons committee investigating the claims of Afghan torture.

The “classified docs” might not end up in the hands of MPs on that committee if the Conservative government gets its way.

Apparently, Justice Department lawyers have told Colvin in a roundabout way (via Foreign Affairs department), that when it comes to his testimony and those documents, they are exempt from national security provisions of the Canada Evidence Act.

Now what was the PM said, or maybe it was just implied, about wanting his government to fully cooperate again? Come on Harp, do the right thing here, walk the f***ing walk buddy.

I hear that Canada’s former chief of defense staffer General Rick Hillier is set to testify on the detainee controversy. As much as I respect that he has served his country honourably (he better have), the Gen. Hillier isn’t exactly what I would call a credible witness these days.

Gen. Hillier has been emotionally and mentally traumatized, scarred by the events he has witnessed during his illustrious military career. I think he’s a few nuts and bolts short of tank these days.

Coincidentally, the government is refusing to release archival material about socialist politician Tommy Douglas, something to do with “national security” apparently.

To that end, his actress daughter Shirley says that RCMP Security Services files on her father should be released, that that is what he would have wanted.

Yes, the truth must be told, but for some reason or other, PM Harper’s government is kind of stumbling on that. No worries though because the Liberal opposition, what is left of it anyway, is on it.

Look what I got in my email inbox from the National Director of the Liberal Party of Canada, as it relates to the truth about those Afghan torture claims. (See below).

Oh and by the way, how long has Canada been in Afghanistan for now, and is it possible that when the Liberals were in power, they will have known a little something about what was going down in Afghanistan as it relates to prisoners being tortured? I kind of think so.

Friend–

Canada’s reputation as a human rights champion is on the line. Let’s stop Stephen Harper before he makes Canada a place we can’t recognize.

The Afghan detainee scandal has the government’s spin machine on overdrive. First the Conservatives called Richard Colvin, the courageous public servant who testified about prisoner abuse at a parliamentary committee last week, a Taliban “dupe.” Now, we’ve learned that Mr. Colvin copied the Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs on his warnings, suggesting that those at the highest levels of government were aware of the situation.

It’s textbook US Republican-style attack politics, except this time it’s undermining Canada’s mission to bring democracy and respect for the rule of law to Afghanistan. We owe it to our troops, our diplomats, and to Canada’s international reputation to find the truth about what happened. In times like these, no one can afford to sit on the political sidelines.

Thank you,

Rocco Rossi
National Director, Liberal Party of Canada

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There are a lot of bad guy non-Canadians living in Canada thanks to that country’s lax immigration policies and procedures, or should I be saying it’s because of immigration officials and judges who just don’t give a shit when it comes to enforcing those policies and procedures?

Hmm, after giving that question as much thought as a judge gives when deciding to let a convicted criminal stay in Canada, or avoid deportation, let’s just blame the judges, Yves De Montigny to name just one such judge.

Speaking of that clown, he just decided that for the time being a gay U.S. soldier hiding out in Canada to avoid serving in Iraq, can stay in Canada for the time being, something about the army deserter being persecuted and mistreated in the military where the don’t ask don’t tell policy has always given gay soldiers an easy way out.

Hey, by the way, how long had Pte. Bethany Smith served in the military before she asked to discharged, and does the abhorrent conditions she performed duties under as a gay soldier, is there really that much credibility to those claims?  I’m thinking, nuh-uh, I don’t f***ing think so. I’m thinking that Pte. Smith might be playing that angle up a little, to avoid what she knows is waiting for her in the U.S., a court martial and maybe a little bit of time in the brig.

Last I heard, the U.S. military justice has been going pretty light on AWOL soldiers being sent back from Canada, and that lesbian thing Pte. Smith has got going on for her, well I hardly think given the publicity her story is making in Canada and the U.S., she is in for a hard time if she is sent back to the U.S. to answer the desertion charge.

Come on; think about Judge De Montigny, do you think the American army would let that happen now, given the publicity of it all.

Get f***ing real your honour.

Somebody other then the judge that ruled in favor of the lesbian Pte.  needs to seriously consider whether De Montigny is capable of serving on the bench anymore in an immigration capactiy, at least as it relates to matters of deportation.

This is the latest gaffe he has made while sitting on the bench to hear deportation cases, and at the end of the day, he is out there a little when it comes to such cases.

Case in point, that of Jackie Tran, who has been allowed to stay in Canada for now despite the fact that Tran is a convicted criminal and gang member. Tran  was convicted and sentenced on drug trafficking and serious assault charges, did his time, and yet he is allowed to remain in Canada (Calgary) because he is the sole provider for his grandmother.

Judge De Montigny, in case you haven’t noticed or have been paying attention, Canada does have a welfare system that immigrants are abusing left, right and center at the expense of taxpayers, those who are paying your salary mate, and you know what, Tran’s mother, grandmother or whatever she is to him,  might as well collect the dole too. Tran’s deportation should have been carried out by now, but bleeding hearts like De Montigny prevented that from happening, and at the Canadian taxpayer’s expense no less.

Hey, but it’s not all bad news when it comes to deportations and orders being carried out. Take that Sudanese guy in Calgary, Rex Okumu, he’s on his way out of Canada, at least for the sake of the old folks living in Calgary he had better be.  He was convicted of sexually assaulting a 91-year-old woman in the nursing home he worked at. Sick f***er.

Okumu has been ordered to remain behind bars until he can be deported out of the country. Let’s keep our fingers crossed that he is prevented from accessing the immigration appeals process, given the crimes he has been convicted of, and the fact that he doesn’t deserve the same rights as us “real Canadian citizens” do.

You know what, there is something else on my mind now that I think about it, the decision that let’s immigration sponsors of the hook after they agree to support family members emigrating to Canada from wherever.

That decision is just f***ed, and it will open up the door for even more abuse of Canada’s welfare system, and for what, because another immigrant family, one with at least permanent residency status said that if you let my mother, father, aunt, uncle, or cousin into Canada, I promise I will support them; that they won’t be a drain on Canada’s already over-taxed welfare system.

Don’t get me wrong, there are legitimate reasons for immigrants to be place on the dole sometimes, but at the end of the day, at the very least some of, if not all of that money should be paid back.

You know what in the article I read about sponsors being let off the hook, I don’t recall reading anything that says immigrants with status in Canada have to work for the dole, or pay the funds they receive from Canadian taxpayers back, but then again I don’t think anybody really cares about stuff like that. Just bitch and holler about how much they (Canadian taxpayers) don’t like immigrants on the dole, the Tamils a perfect example of welfare fraud and abuse from what I hear, and that’s it.

Bitch, bitch, bitch about it is all they do. Canadian taxpayers have a bigger voice than that, and in this particular case, they should be letting the feds know that letting sponsors of the hook without giving taxpayers a voice in the matter is just stupid, unless of course there is something in place that ensures that those immigrants who have been cut off by their sponsors pay back any monies they receive from welfare.

There is nothing wrong with letting sponsors off the hook, provided of course any monies welfare forks out is earned, or paid back by the immigrant needing the handout. I bet there are a lot of volunteer organizations who could use more volunteers. I bet there are few streets and parks that need to be cleaned up, things like that, right?

Last but certainly not least in immigration news, a sexual predator has been deported back to his native Fiji after serving out his entire prison sentence for sexually assaulting two teenaged girls he kidnapped in Brooks, Alberta in 2001. Good riddens to Parvind Chand.

Another Justice Yves De Montigny F*** Up