An angry but still an Intelligent quote of the day

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If the Liberal-Lovin’ Lemmings of Ontario want four more years of lies, obfuscation, ‘health’ taxes, hidden taxes, cover-ups, crime and lawlessness, union-pandering, discriminatory education funding with questionable results, banning everything under the sun, long waits for medical attention, back-door funding, never-ending native stand-offs and broken promises – then go for it.

Just don’t complain. Not one of you.

You don’t have the right.

Not for the next four years.

 —Joanne of Joanne’s Journey responding to a recent poll which could give Dalton McGuinty a majority government on October 10th. Both Joanne and I pray that there is an upset.

Intelligent quote of the day

 ”It’s going to sound cold, but I wasn’t reading the paper going ‘Oh poor guy.’ I was thinking I hope he’s learning what he is supposed to be learning from this whole experience and not wasting the opportunity to learn…I was depressed for a long time…I learned how to believe in myself. Learned how to set goals, you know, self help books man. I just read every single one I can get a hold of and I still do. I read that stuff all the time still. I am always coming out bigger, better, stronger and happier.”

Drew Carey, soon-to-be newly minted host of The Price Is Right (Oct 15th), giving actor Owen Wilson some tough love advice on dealing with depression and suicide attempts

A warning to Ontario voters on October 10th

If Joanne (of Joanne’s Journey) and myself wake up to the most wicked and evil nightmare of our lives on October 10th—a McGuinty majority, I will have a post on this blog reading, “Are 12 million Ontarians that stubborn and dumb?” A British newspaper said something similiar when U.S. President Bush got re-elected. Some people will say it is fair game to pick on Americans, leave Canadians alone. I disagree.  Any country, any jurisdiction  anywhere makes a stubbornly bad decision is not above criticism. One anonymous poster on Joanne’s Journey articulated my feelings precisely about the current turn in this election campaign.

If Ontarians are going to reelect a liar who skimmed them with the biggest tax increase in decades which now shows up as a surplus almost dollar for dollar all because of ONE MSM inflated issue (FBSF), then Ontarians are truly a bunch of morons…Except for Joanne, myself and the rest who supports the Blogging Tories living in ON of course  

Never in my life I have seen a good leader like John Tory that have demonized the way he has that I will say the tactics are simply beyond forgiveness. I can only pray for justice to come. Maybe not now but very soon.  Trust me, this is no joke—if Dalton McGuinty gets 54 or more seats, trust me I will have harsh title for that post. Ontario, the choice is yours.

Intelligent quote of the day

In many countries, rigid ideologies give way to humanitarian impulses when the need is great. In the United States, the humanitarian desires are not allowed to get in the way of ideological purity. It is a flaw that keeps this great and prosperous nation from reaping the promised benefits of compassionate conservativism which were promised—but not delivered by its current president.

 Toronto Sun’s Donna Marie Artuso in her August 8th column “Medicare’s a bad word here” criticizing the rigid ideology of American politicians (right of centre) when it comes to the idea of universal health insurance.

My fitness babe of the month: Amanda Foubister and some words to be said

 

 There are quite many who know that I have a thing for hardbodied women meaning women who are very toned and ripped  in their bodies (Tammie Leady comes to mind). I even liked some women who were muscular—but feminine in appearance (a good example would be Monica Brant-Peckham).  I hope when I get a girlfriend (and wife) that she is definately a hardbodied woman! On my previous blogsite I used to have a Babe of the Month section that mainly had women of that caliber.  For the past couple months on blogger.com I neglected to have one in part I was busy in my work schedule and thus became to lazy to post many other stuff on the blog and there are a few female relatives (and I won’t mention how close) who had some personal objections to the whole concept.  My response that this is a site for those aged 12 years old and up. There is no pornography meaning I will not publish people having sex for erotic or esthetical purposes, I will not publish full frontal nudity (meaning I will not have genitals flaunted and exposed for erotic or esthestical purposes). I don’t even have a full women’s women’s breast shown.  For example on my other blog you have seen a portion of gorgeous Vida Guerra’s bossom (in a sexy cut off shirt) in my birthday salute to her this March or fitness model Marzia Prince covering a portion of her bossom with a good thick rope. I am firmly of the school of that a woman can be “sexy but not slutty” camp and I believe women like Beyonce Knowles have confirmed that concept.  As David Suzuki gave Enivronmental Minister John Baird an extremely hard time in an argument by saying, “It’s not enough!” —my objectors influenced by an ultra-conservative (and yes fundamentalist) ideology love Dr.Suzuki’s sound bite, “It’s not enough!” Well I can’t please everybody but I as said, I do love women who are hardbodied and no one is going to take that desire away from me,  feminist or fundamentalist. With that long speech just said, I just want to introduce a lovely young woman to bring beauty to my new blogsite.  She is 31 year old Amanda Foubister from New Zealand who worked on stunt performances on Xena The Warrior Princess back in the ’90′s and in the 2000′s is still in the business in such movies as The Lord of The Rings Trilogy, Narnia and King Kong.  A long time participant in competitive sports, she enjoys fitness (and the diverse training it provides) and fitness modelling. She has a personal website at http://www.msfitnessnz.com/ and a myspace.com site at http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=134799305 and get to know what makes the woman tick!

Once I start, I can’t stop!

Here’s another Spinners’ tune I like very much too which is The Rubberband Man which was released in 1976 (I was 6!). I heard this song later in that decade especially on an episode of Real People which was broadcasted on NBC in where a few guys was playing basketball while at same time climbing over a wall. Music videos were rare at that time and only gained popularity in the 1980′s. Here in the 2000′s, two white dudes do their own video to this great song.  I appreciate it but I think I would like to do my own version to it. Think basketball, climbing walls on top of ceilings (as  that episode from Real People). Get some famous celeberties and people of noteriety (hey, I’ll even get John Tory shooting hoops—Dalton, you are NOT invited!). Special effects….you know take it to the next level, but for now I will settle what has been given to the rest of us.

One of my favourite songs from The Spinners

 I could remember this song when I was about 10 years old in 1980 and over 25 years later, I still love it to the max! Though I also do appreciate Frankie Vallie and The Four Seasons, I believe The Spinners does this song (Working My Way Back You Babe)  way more justice and transforms the song to a new dimensional height. In conclusion, I believe The Spinners do a greater job on the song, with all due (great) respect to Mr. Vallie (which in turn, I will post my favourite song from him here—in the coming month of December. Fans will undertand what the hint is here!). Right now it is time to boogie to Working My Way Back To You Babe!

A provincial Liberal-NDP alliance? Maybe Not.

Michael Coren explains in the National Post that it may not be possible. He quotes, “Having interviewed half of Queens Park by now what is strikingly obvious is that most of the NDP caucus hate the Liberals even more than they despised Mike Harris. And they certainly despised Harris! They get along rather well with the new red Tory/Tories but they can’t tolerate the Libs. Hardly surprising in that the Liberals tried to destroy the NDP by removing official party status. As one MPP moaned to me last week, “They even took our free coffee away.” ” Still it is my hope that John Tory CAN pull this off on Thursday’s debate. This is his only chance to turn his party’s fortunes around.  I am also glad the Michael Coren had said this about the provincial Liberals about their motives  are about, “[p]ure pragmatism, cynicism and lust for power”.  Yes the provincial Liberals had learned from their Master, their federal counterparts which is: hang on and hold on to power for the sake of it! Principles be damned! It’s time for Ontario voters to wake up and see through the facade.

Read Michael’s article here at  http://communities.canada.com/nationalpost/blogs/fullcomment/archive/2007/09/14/michael-coren-on-the-liberals-pragmatism-cynicism-and-lust-for-power.aspx

Intelligent quote of the day

 ”I am sick and tired of welfare programs coming down from the federal and provincial governments… I just hope that your committee gets the message to the federal government, the provincial governments, that you want to deal with aboriginal poverty by giving First Nations the dignity of jobs–the ability to create our own and make our own money.”

Aboriginal Chief Clarence Louie telling it like it is to a Parliamentary committee that it’s time that Aboriginal Canadians to fight poverty with self-empowerment, not more welfare programs that stifle initiative

Right on again (as usual) Michael!

 

Michael Coren does it again! The Toronto Sun columnist says it’s okay NOT to believe in a 9-11 conspiracy (tell you the truth, despite friends who believe in various theories of what happened that day, I have had and still do this day have trouble swallowing those theories into personal belief). He even dares to question the motives and suggests an agenda whether Marxist (or even fascist) is behind these theories.  For me, the traditional view has stuck with me and that view is: there are people in the world who don’t want respect, they want submission from everybody to their world view. They will even kill people to achieve that objective. Their mentality knows no compromise. They are totally right and the rest of us are totally wrong. With me, I grew up in a fundamentalist cult (and  thank God have eversince left) and I know all about having a “black and white” and  ”concrete thinking” mentality. Those 3,000 people who died at the World Trade Center (including the Canadians I just named on a post during the sixth anniversary this past Tuesday) did not deserve die because of so-called “American oppression” or “western indifference”. Sadly I think North Americans (speaking Americans and Canadians) in general have lost the concept of what evil is. Generation Y (those who were born after 1981) have tragically compounded this relativistic belief into almost religious proportions. I will also say that North American society has become feminized in the sense that we prefer security over liberty, having this rainbow mentality of “can-we-get-along” socialistic view of things, we want to be followers than leaders and wanting to avoid or defer conflict. I think a little testosterone is not evil (feminazis grow up!) in the sense that anger (righteous anger), being a hell-raiser, rocking the boat is sometimes called for in confronting evil. Rabbi Shmuely Boteach is incredibly right in saying that we not only lost our ability to love but our “ability to hate”. This is why I believe U.S. President Bush should have took some ritalin and focused on Afghanistan (yes on BOTH terms of his presidency as opposed to the mess of his choosing!) and this is why I believe that Prime Minister Harper is doing the right thing (despite a scared and timid constituency who feel strongly otherwise). There are people in the world have a worldview and will kill people to bring about their perverse utopia.  To pretend otherwise is co-equally wicked. To love the righteous and fight the wicked is the ONLY correct moral choice.

 Read Michael’s splendid as always article at http://www.torontosun.com/News/Columnists/Coren_Michael/2007/09/15/4498086-sun.php