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Ontario Liberal leader’s sense of length is wack

But that shouldn’t surprise anyone.  Liberals often suffer from Small Man’s syndrome, or S & M, and regularly act like they’re much bigger than they actually are.

“light years ahead” of where it was when he took over in 2003… is how the Liberal premier Dalton McGuinty proclaimed his success as premier notwithstanding the fact that he uses the word “progressive” four to eight times in every paragraph.  I mean “light years”?  That’s hardly “progressive” then is it?  Perhaps it’s all a house of mirrors.  Or one made out of total BS.  You know, like his campaign “promises” that he made to sucker voters into voting for him, successfully. 

This “light years” talk was while defending himself in a TV debate last night, during which his opponents exposed, unlike the media ever does, the fact that he has pretty much pulled off the biggest campaign failed-promise lie-fest, in um,  the entirety of modern human history

Sure “the entirety of modern human history” sounds a little strident and maybe a little bit total BS-y in that McGuinty-style sort of way.  But a light year, in scientific terms, is exactly 5,878,625,373,183.61 statute miles long (or 9,460,730,472,580.8 kilometers for you liberals), and those are trillions, folks.  Even the U.N. agrees.  Canada is only about 4600 miles across.  Has Ontario, under the Liberal Party “progressive” governance, traveled multiples of 5,878,625,373,183.61 statute miles?  Hardly.  Maybe 69 miles.  Or 666 kilometers.

Liberals are the ones, you’ll remember, who keep informing Canadians that if they vote Conservative, Canada will be brought back to “the stone age”.  Or “decades back”, or alternately “the 1950s”, “the 1940s”, or “the 1800s”, or “the dark ages”.  And that hasn’t happened either. 

Promises made; promises broken. 

Joel Johannesen
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