I was going to write about Mr. Cosh's desperate need of a shave, but now I would probably feel bad about it. Good luck Mr. Cosh. Sorry for always spelling your name with an "a".
The context of the times was Canada had already arrested the Toronto 18 and the Tamil Tigers had by then been designated a terrorist organization.
Even now, it appears a new group of Tamil Tigers are attempting to enter Canada to regroup but are not receiving the warm welcome they are used to.
Canadians were tired of nothing being asked or expected of immigrants and the condescending attitude the Liberals and NDP exhibited on the issue to fellow Canadians.
But, like the Liberals and NDPs shock at Canadians' renewed affection for our military, the left has been the last to recognize this changed reality.
I was going to write about Mr. Cosh's desperate need of a shave, but now I would probably feel bad about it. Good luck Mr. Cosh. Sorry for always spelling your name with an "a".
Maybe he can replace Mark Steyn at Maclean's? He's not nearly as insufferable. Although he has the tendencies, as when he writes in his last column:
ReplyDeleteIn 2007, when the Quebec town of about 1,300 entered the “reasonable accommodation” debate by adopting a code of “norms de vie” for new immigrants (even though it hadn’t seen hide nor hair of one in living memory), it was criticized for being backward, intolerant, xenophobic. Yet there was little or nothing specific to object to in Hérouxville’s definition of Canadian values; its insistence on gender equality, and the right of women and girls to an independent social and economic identity, was the opposite of “backward.”
It takes a lot of chutzpah to leave out the context and the times in which the Hérouxville Manifesto arose, not to mention that fact that the elements he deems not backwards are not exactly values celebrated by the Conservative Party of Canada.
The context of the times was Canada had already arrested the Toronto 18 and the Tamil Tigers had by then been designated a terrorist organization.
ReplyDeleteEven now, it appears a new group of Tamil Tigers are attempting to enter Canada to regroup but are not receiving the warm welcome they are used to.
Canadians were tired of nothing being asked or expected of immigrants and the condescending attitude the Liberals and NDP exhibited on the issue to fellow Canadians.
But, like the Liberals and NDPs shock at Canadians' renewed affection for our military, the left has been the last to recognize this changed reality.
I wish Mr. Cosh the best.
The context of the times was Canada had already arrested the Toronto 18 and the Tamil Tigers had by then been designated a terrorist organization.
ReplyDeleteAnd your panties haven't dried out since.
Canadians were tired of nothing being asked or expected of immigrants...
Well, how much can you expect from people with names like Sunstrum?
Now go back to practising for the next march of the Aryan Guard through downtown Calgary.
Just like the Liberals, you're losing your touch Ti. What happened to the dancing monkey we all used to love?
ReplyDeleteWow that is a weak comeback even for Paul
ReplyDeleteHe hasn't lost *his* touch, in other words.
ReplyDeleteIt seems Colby has found a new home at Macleans: http://www2.macleans.ca/author/colbycosh/
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