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Ethics

Northern Insights / Perceptivity: More Campbell associates break lobbying rules

Posted November 1st, 2011 by Norman Farrell

In March 2008, Gordon Campbell intimate Ken Dobell plead guilty to violating British Columbia’s lobbying legislation. Dobell had retired as deputy minister to the premier in 2005 and then busied himself as a lobbyist and beneficiary of lucrative patro…

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Ethics

Liberals reward immorality

Posted October 28th, 2011 by Norm Farrell

Without ethical foundations, leadership in government is merely random wandering among near infinite possibilities. A whim of yesterday had value then but none today. No one knows what will be expedient tomorrow.

I wrote earlier a belief that Gordon…

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Northern Insights / Perceptivity: Liberals reward immorality

Posted October 28th, 2011 by Norman Farrell

Without ethical foundations, leadership in government is merely random wandering among infinite possibilities. A whim of yesterday had value then but none today. No one knows what will be expedient tomorrow. I wrote earlier a belief that Gordon Camp…..

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Education

Blast Furnace Canada Blog: Rick Mercer: "It gets better" isn’t enough

Posted October 27th, 2011 by BlastFurnace

Frankly, Rick says it way better than most of us.    The crap that leads 300 students in this country to commit suicide every year because they can’t stand the bullying over their being LGBT has got to stop.(Transcript here, thanks Rick …

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Ethics

The smoking gun is visible

Posted October 27th, 2011 by Norm Farrell

If the linked article had been written by almost any other journalist in the province, one might wonder if it involved exaggerated criticism of a disrespected government. But, since the author is Paul Willcocks, one BC’s most astute and ethical newsp…

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Ethics

Northern Insights / Perceptivity: The smoking gun is visible

Posted October 27th, 2011 by Norman Farrell

If the linked article had been written by almost any other journalist in the province, one might wonder if it involved exaggerated criticism of a disrespected government. But, since the author is Paul Willcocks, one BC’s most astute and ethical newsp….

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Ethics

Blast Furnace Canada Blog: CBC v Quebecor — at least wrastling’s fake

Posted October 26th, 2011 by BlastFurnace

The ongoing between Quebecor Media and the CBC has gotten really intense this week, if the Toronto Star is to be believed.   I agree that the CBC has some issues with transparency and that it would be wise to answer at least some, if not nece…

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Canadian Politics

STAND ON GUARD FOR THEE

Posted October 26th, 2011 by Bill Akerley

Actor Johnny Depp who stars in an autobiographical film about Hunter S. Thompson, “The Rum Diary” which opens this weekend, says the journalist/author committed suicide in 2005 because of his growing disillusionment over the collapse of the Americ…

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Activism

The capitalist network that runs the world!

Posted October 23rd, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers: As “Occupy” swept the world during the last few weeks I am amazed at the lack of information and knowledge these protestors display about what they are bitchin’ about! Sure it’s the banks…………… but not necessarily just Wall Street! And what about all those other multinationals? Can anyone really name them? —————————————————– AS [...]

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Ethics

Virtue in short supply

Posted October 19th, 2011 by Norm Farrell

ETHICS:
A matter of daily practical concern described glowingly in universal terms by those who intend to ignore them.
- John Ralston Saul
From West Coast Environmental Law, 11 October, 2011
In a recent post we explained that Taseko’s “New Prosperi…

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Public squabbles over public transit

Posted October 18th, 2011 by rabble staff
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Accidental Deliberations: Parliament In Review: October 3, 2011

Posted October 16th, 2011 by Greg Fingas

Monday, October 3 saw another day dedicated largely to debate of the Cons’ anti-refugee bill. The Big IssueAs might be expected after several days of debate, the Cons’ single set of poorly-reasoned talking points was beginning to get stale. And Kevin L…

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Ethics

Parliament In Review: October 3, 2011

Posted October 16th, 2011 by Greg Fingas

Monday, October 3 saw another day dedicated largely to debate of the Cons’ anti-refugee bill. The Big IssueAs might be expected after several days of debate, the Cons’ single set of poorly-reasoned talking points was beginning to get stale. And Kevin L…

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Activism

I feel the need to have a movement!

Posted October 15th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

With all the protests and riots lately, your ever helpful, and ever hopeful scribe, has come up with the perfect way to have a protest movement here in the twenty first century! Rather than have all these different marches and sit-ins and demonstrations and movements and causes and rallies and gatherings that take place all [...]

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Alberta

Ethical Oil!

Posted October 12th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Posted by Erica van Wyngaarden in International Affairs Recently, EthicalOil.org released a series of ads decrying the extraction of oil in politically oppressive and unstable nations, suggesting instead the support of Ethical Oil in the Canadian Oil Sands. These ads, as well as Ezra Levant’s concept of Ethical Oil, propose a choice: choose human rights [...]

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Activism

It’s time for atheists to gain a wider global impact!

Posted October 11th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; Even though this article is not about Canadian politics, it definitely bears a good look and consideration by Canadians! ————– By Robert Evans | Reuters GENEVA (Reuters) – When Switzerland goes to the polls to elect a new parliament later this month, voters in Zurich will for the first time in the country’s [...]

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Activism

Ethical Oil?

Posted October 8th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; Time to knock David Suzuki off his pedestal again. I wish we had a time machine so that we could shoot him back about 200 years just to see what living without oil and electricity would be like! Being ecologically conscious is one thing, but joining the Mennonites is a horse of a [...]

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Ethics

Forensic DNA Could Make Criminal Justice Less Fair

Posted October 7th, 2011 by Brandon Keim

Forensic DNA databases are a potentially powerful law enforcement tool — but critics say they may biotechnologically magnify the criminal justice system’s flaws.

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Alternative Energy

‘Dirty oil’ pipeline to cut into US heartland!

Posted October 7th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; Greenpeace and the tree huggers are out in force again and this time it’s about that pipeline they are building from the Oil Sands down to the U.S. Gulf Coast. Most of their beef is pure left wing bullshit, but there is one point where they make good sense. Where the pipeline runs. [...]

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Ethics

The System

Posted October 3rd, 2011 by The Public Eye

RT @OpBART: RT @anonMichigan: It is our duty as humans to revolt against oppression and injustice. #OpBART #OpFullertonby “Commander X”As originally posted on: Commander X (OpOrlando2011) on TwitterAugust 28, 2011

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