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- “The man of thought who will not act is ineffective; the man of action who will not think is dangerous.” ~ Richard Nixon.
- This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Find the party that is accountable for its actions.
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- “There has always been, and there is now, a profound conflict of interest between the people and the government…” ~ Howard Zinn
- BC Liberal members decline and ignore requests for interview with leading LGBT blogger and advocate as ‘too risky’.
- Just an opinion from a “retired Businessman who lives in the Greater Victoria Region.”
- This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Tackling child poverty essential to fixing broken school system
- My response to Gordon Wilson’s endorsement of Christy Clark? The updated list of 100+ reasons the BC Liberals need to go
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- “The man of thought who will not act is ineffective; the man of action who will not think is dangerous.” ~ Richard Nixon.
- 100 + reasons the BC Liberals must go.
- (updated ) How Christy Clark set the standard for vulgar questions and innuendo - a rebuttal to David Obee, Editor in Chief of the Times Colonist.
- Premier Christy Clark : "Better a MILF, than a cougar."
- Surrey councillor and Liberal candidate Marvin Hunt says council will decide if he steps down, council members say no, the decision is his.
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- From 24Hrs Vancouver : Clark ( Clarke) settles accident claim out of court.
- "BC Liberal Legacy: A Huge Debt Burden" ( aka, Christy Clark really has no clue what she is talking about)
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Tag Archives: railgate
Back by popular demand: Falcon’s follies ~ Gateway,SFPR and the Railgate connection.
Indeed, with the revelations brought forward by Vicky Huntington and other dedicated researchers on the ALR land being optioned in Delta…there has been increasing attention around several older posts of mine. You can find them all here under the BEST OF page, … Continue reading
“Practical politics consists of ignoring facts.” ~ Henry Adams
I am here, I am alive and no, I am not an undercover operative for a federal investigation…although that did give me a laugh. The Gateway story is still very much the object of my attention, to the point where every free … Continue reading
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Tagged Bc Rail, Laila Yuile, railgate, sfpr, south fraser perimeter road
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Filed under ” Never thought I would see this photo in the paper – again!”
http://www.theprovince.com/news/Basi+played+role+handling+Gordon+Campbell+drunk+driving+charge+trial+hears/3157718/story.html This photo crack’s me up every time I see it…why the hell was he smiling? http://jimspss1.courts.state.hi.us:8080/eCourt/ECC/PartyIdSearch.jspx Search results for criteria: Party Id: @665975, CaseType: ALL ID Name/Corporation Case Next Event Party Type Filing Date 5 cases found, displaying 5 … Continue reading
At long last, a return to Bits and Bites,Tuesday June 8th, 2010
Good evening, my loyal friends and readers! I have to thank all of you for your continued patience and let you know how much I appreciate your faithful stops even though the pages here have remained vacant of posts for some … Continue reading
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Tagged basi-virk, bc mary, Bc Rail, Bill Tieleman, black wave, bp oil disaster, canada line, candace gorman, civil rights, coastal first nations, dogwood initiative, enbridge, exxon valdez, fight hst, first nations, gazetteer, Gordon Campbell, guantanamo bay, hst, hst rebate cheques, human rights., Laila Yuile, northern gateway project, orange bears, railgate, rav line, rob fleming, south fraser perimeter road, the gallop[ing beaver, the legislature raids, United states department of defense
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Coming tomorrow: “Just the tip of the iceberg…”: Why ‘Railgate’ and the Basi-Virk trial is about so much more than Basi-Virk
Forgive me, my friends, but there are simply not enough hours in my day to get this out today as promised. I will do my best to get it out tomorrow.
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile
Tagged basi-virk, bc liberals, Bc Rail, Gordon Campbell, kiewit, Laila Yuile, P-3's, railgate
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A little rebellion now and then is a good thing and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical. ~ Thomas Jefferson, in a letter to Jame Madison
And never have I felt more rebellious, more incited to revolution than tonight, when I sat down to read who, and what, really controls what you, and I, and our friends and neighbours read and watch in the evening news…. … Continue reading
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Tagged basi-virk, bc liberals, Bc Rail, bc supreme court, corruption, ctv, Laila Yuile, railgate, robin mathews, stephen smart, the legislature raids, the sun
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“The kind of corruption the media talk about, the kind the Supreme Court was concerned about, involves the putative sale of votes in exchange for campaign contributions. “~ James L.Buckley
I wonder how our dear premier is feeling this morning? Because depending on what side you take, the latest news regarding the political campaign contributions made by various special prosecutors ( Kash Heed’s messy election campaign investigation + the Basi- Virk trial) … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile
Tagged basi-virk, Basi-Virk Trial, bc hydro, bc liberals, Bc Rail, blair lekstrom, corruption, enbridge, forestry in BC, fort st john, Gordon Campbell, kash heed, Laila Yuile, mike de jong, railgate, site c dam
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The same names in all the familiar places…
From Alex G. Tsakumis’s site, Rebel with a Clause, as he comments on Bill Tieleman’s departure from CKNW : …I suspect, STRONGLY, that there is more to this than meets the mic… Two items: Tieleman has NEVER backed away from naming Christy Clark … Continue reading
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Tagged Basi-Virk Trial, bc liberals, Bc Rail, christy clark, CKNW, CKNW Talk SHow Idol, connection, Gordon Campbell, Laila Yuile, patrick kinsella, railgate
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Supreme Court rules on secret witness issue Thursday am – will the Basi-Virk trial proceed?
From my friend Bill Tieleman’s site : The most anticipated decision in the BC Rail corruption case of David Basi, Bob Virk and Aneal Basi will come at 6:45 a.m. BC time from the Supreme Court of Canada. The Court has announced … Continue reading
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Tagged basi-virk, bc liberals, Bc Rail, bc rail scandal, berardino, Gordon Campbell, Laila Yuile, legislature raids, patrick kinsella, railgate, secret witness
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” I believe reasonable and prudent Canadians would see in them evidence leading to allegations of criminal breach of trust, criminal fraud in the use of public money, criminal violation of fiduciary duties, and the criminal destruction of evidence…”
An open letter of interest to all British Columbians, received by email today: October 5, 2009 Gary Bass, RCMP Deputy Commissioner, British Columbia, and Commanding Officer E Division, 5255 Heather Street, Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 1K6. email … Continue reading
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Tagged basi-virk, bc liberals, bc rail scandal, Gordon Campbell, Laila Yuile, railgate, RCMP
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