Comments by "" (@manofsan) on "CBC News" channel.

  1. Canada had way more diplomats in India than the other way around India simply asked for parity
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  2. Jagmeet seems to suffer from Cognitive Dissonance. From one side of his mouth, he complains about Trudeau's inaction, and from the other side he's supporting Trudeau's govt. :body-green-covering-eyes:
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  3. "2 languages, 6 timezones, 8 indigenous languages, television, radio" Oh, and let's not forget the copious amounts of bootlicking sycophancy and sanctimony to keep fluffing the ruling regime. State propaganda mouthpiece and ideological bastion - worth more to the rulers than money can buy. :body-green-covering-eyes:
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  4. CBC seems to be equivocating by avoiding mention of the Pakistan military's long track record of military coups and even political assassinations and executions. What's also not mentioned are the vast networks of business enterprises run by the military, who feel they have a lot to lose if their wings are clipped by Imran Khan. Meanwhile, Pakistan's poor are starving as food riots break out in the face of economic mismanagement by Pakistan's current ruling govt.
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  5. In US elections, the Left always complain how it needs to be the popular vote that decides the govt. I bet the Left are happy that representative democracy is used in Canada rather than a mere popular vote.
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  6. Current NDP "leadership" is a big step down from what it used to be :body-green-covering-eyes:
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  7.  @GargeeBhandareWadhwani  - Quebec separatists never carried out the kind of violence and mass-killings that Khalistanis did during the insurgency in Punjab. At least the Quebecers aren't crazy medieval fanatics like the Khalistan Taliban are.
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  8.  @prabeeshsidhu  - don't hand me that crap - we're talking about Canada, but you only want to use any situation to support your own political priorities in India. You're basically saying that Hindus in Canada have no right to safety because of alleged events in India. Show me which Hindu in Canada is harassing anyone in India. You go out of your way to raise such comparisons, because you don't like any Hindu anywhere, even if he's in Canada just minding his own business.
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  9. Ohh, Andrew Chang is having a field day shifting attention onto India, while China gets a free pass in maintaining overseas police stations in Canada. Gotta love that Asian representation at the CBC. 🙄
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  10. Nonsense - there is no jury selection process going on. Transparency on evidence would be fundamental. Otherwise, anyone can go around making the worst accusations against anyone else, without having to provide the slightest evidence. By opposing disclosure, you're saying something about your sense of what a justice process is supposed to be.
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  11.  @SB-199  - and Pannu was Nijjar's lawyer
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  12. Totally agree with you. This is like Dr Strangelove combined with an Orwell novel. It's both ridiculous and disgusting. NATO has been continually expanding eastward in a direct provocation to the Russians, despite their repeated strenuous warnings. This has pushed things a long way down the path to war -- and now we're just nitpicking over who's taken the final steps off the precipice.
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  13. @0:41 This guy Gurmeet Singh Toor is standing in front of a poster that says "ASSASSINATION WANTED" -- but there's no comment on that! Apparently it's just par for the course. Go figure. :face-purple-wide-eyes:
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  14. @1:30 -- Chart says "June July March September" ??
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  15. What does the phrase "racialized" mean?:cat-orange-whistling:
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  16. Biden govt: blows up major pipeline on other side of Atlantic :face-blue-wide-eyes: Also Biden govt: can't even pop balloon in own airspace :face-red-droopy-eyes:
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  17. Joly seems to be drama teacher's star pupil, when it comes to adding drama
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  18. Justin keeps playing his fiddle, while Jagmeet dances to his tune. Meanwhile the country is crumbling around them. :face-purple-wide-eyes: Jagmeet will go down in history as the worst ever betrayer of NDP voters and the poor. :face-red-droopy-eyes:
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  19. Libs gave cop Bill Blair the key position of Defense Chief, just like they gave cop Harjit Sajjan the key position of Defense Chief. Military in the hands of Keystone Cops.
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  20. Another foreign country that Justin Trudeau has managed to rub the wrong way
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  21. @AdoraTsang - Nijjar was wanted for the bombing of a cinema hall in India which killed 6 people. Canada gave him citizenship in spite of him being wanted on a an Interpol Red Corner Notice.
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  22. Both Justin & Jagmeet are the problems. Pampered Prince Justin and faithful sepoy Jagmeet defending their Raj (reign)
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  23.  @wilhelm4321  - you liked his intonation ability, coz it reminded you of...?
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  24. don't worry - they'll make up for it with tons of spin by other operatives within CBC
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  25.  @YuvrajSingh-zr6uw  - does that justify farmer violence? They got violent first - we saw that last time too. They were given full permission to protest and abused. They even circulated toolkit to coordinate attacks on Indian embassies and spray 'Khalistan' on them. How is it that only Punjabis are protesting when 99% of farmers are non-Punjabis? What's going on here - and why are you turning a blind eye?
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  26. Their govt has had many decades to develop plans and strategies for dealing with such chronic situations, but have never cared enough to do so.
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  27. she sounds like a smart and articulate lady
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  28.  @sexynelson100  restrictions on travel are still nevertheless a good thing. Travel restrictions have been imposed for past viral threats, including Ebola. Nobody ever criticized it then, so there's no need to criticize it now.
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  29. The US also launches many orbital satellites every week. None of them are for foreign surveillance of the United States. Sputnik Balloon
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  30.  @stratford374  - he's Trudeau's partner in crime
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  31.  @sd67b - rampant runaway immigration means there's not enough of those places to accommodate the overflowing numbers of immigrants. You could spend your whole life on a waiting list to get into one of those places. The govt's policy is to bring in more immigrants first, and then leave it until later to consider where they'll live - after everyone's screaming in agony.
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  32. Looks so cool - wonder why they didn't do this sooner? Been to Niagara Falls plenty of times and didn't know about this. Is access to this free?
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  33. The CBC has carried out hard-hitting reporting showing the CBC to be above reproach.
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  34. no you
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  35. Polish Panzer Division coming right up - time for blitzkrieg!
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  36. But did Jagmeet collude to get his job? Because he sure hasn't earned it.
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  37. Paying for Trudeau's & Jagmeet's re-election, through social programs
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  38. That's their time-tested tactic. Professional fudging.
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  39. Roger Stone had a humorous conversation where he made some tongue-in-cheek remarks about the Godfather. His remarks were purely lighthearted and non-serious, and not some admission of guilt. It's more than likely that Roger Stone will beat these flimsily contrived charges, and stop Mueller's investigation Stone Cold.
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  40. Jagmeet is merely paying lip-service to helping the poor in this faltering economy. :body-green-covering-eyes: He will continue to support Justin's govt, even while pretending to want to help the poor. The NDP need a change of leadership, or else the poor need to turn to an alternative party to protect their interests. I'm glad this interviewer didn't pull punches or throw softballs.
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  41. independent reporting is exactly what Canada needs certainly won't find it under the state mouthpiece CBC
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  42. Globalization encourages Global Pandemics
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  43. from Wikileaks to mic-ileaks
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  44. just one - because the APP one will still exist while the other one will be bankrupt
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  45. Exactly -- relations were quite decent before pampered Prince Justin showed up
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  46. @adamdabester depends on where you live, depends on what your situation is Why shouldn't public officials be required to live by the same rules as the ordinary public they rule over? How about a minister who tells everyone to cut back on eating, but stuffs his own face? Will you tell me that he gets to eat more because he's a minister?
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  47. Is that because of the caravans in Mexico headed for a new life in US? Those wishing to illegally come to the US must be overjoyed at a Biden presidency
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  48. I'm sure Trudeau was able to help them decide -- in his favour
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  49. I'd re-phrase what you said, by pointing out that every time some new damaging information leaks out about Biden's corruption, new charges are conveniently issued against Trump. Clearly the justice system has been weaponized, which isn't a viable approach against essentially the half of the country that voted for Trump. It makes America look like a 3rd-world banana republic.
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  50. "Impeding the incoming administration"??? You mean like Obama-Biden did, by spying on president-elect Trump and his cabinet, and invoking the Logan Act against them??? How come CBC doesn't have the decency to mention these obvious facts??
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  51.  @ve3xtr  - in Trudeau's Canada, only those with a license from the govt may ask questions
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  52. CBC are a mouthpiece for the ruling Trudeau police state. They have no credibliity. :body-green-covering-eyes:
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  53. Canadian intelligence were present when the Air India bombers tested their explosives, having accompanied them out to the woods where these were tested. Yet nobody thought to stop the actual bombing of the airliner, on which 329 people were killed. Likewise, Canadian intelligence were meeting with Nijjar - including warning him in an attempt to protect him - but as for protecting any of his future victims, that's a different matter.
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  54. Quebec has the Notwithstanding Clause - smart
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  55. Ottawa is worried about a changed security environment in the arctic region? That would only be due to NATO expansion there, which is then bringing tension and potential war to that region. How about not supporting escalation and creation of new battlefronts, instead of exacerbating these problems and then forcing the long-suffering taxpayers to pay for it? :body-green-covering-eyes:
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  56. Reagan bombed Qaddafi's palace in Tripoli back in 1986, kililng his daughter. Qaddafi retaliated by bombing a US airliner over Lockerbie, Scotland. I think the Iranian regime puts their own survival first, and can't afford to go into full-on confrontation with the US, out of fear for their own existence. They'd have to make an all-out attempt at going nuclear first, in order to put them on better footing to challenge the US.
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  57. You're interested in promoting caricatures and distortions about Hindus, stoking up drama in order to vilify and demonize them.
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  58. Word 'Dalit' was coined by some anti-poverty activists in the 1980s who came together and declared poor people to be 'Dalits' (they made up their own word for poor people, and called it an ethnic group). Prior to this, the word did not exist.
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  59. They do now - in Justin Trudeau's Canada
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  60. I think Prighozin is revolting against Moscow because they were investigating his finances for embezzlement, etc. It shows that the Putin govt was foolish to put its trust in these warlord chieftains in the first place. :face-blue-covering-eyes:
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  61.  @supe4701  - he was a natural loose cannon. He started mouthing off against Moscow, they tried to rein him in while launching investigations of his finances. The last straw for him was when the Defense Ministry had the Wagner troops sign new updated contracts. That's when Prighozin found his job security sufficiently threatened that he wanted to revolt. I think the CIA may have tried to instigate him, while even arranging for some Oligarchs to help him out.
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  62.  @GASS-CEO  - undoubtedly - he's quite the faithful sepoy of Trudeau's Raj
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  63. How effective will this ban be on guns which were already illegally acquired before?
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  64. +CanadianMike100 always with the "less fortunate than" - look, how would you like it if the Red Cross busted down your door and jabbed a needle into your arm, telling you that they're taking your involuntary "donation" on behalf of the "less fortunate". Nobody should be coerced like that. Obama has fundamentally overturned peoples' lives with his Obamacare stunt.
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  65.  @Truthful_Always  - why should he? That's what External Affairs Minister is for. What did you want him to say? Which party are you representing? Aren't you trying to play politics? Those like you who smear PM with "Maut Ka Saudagar" propaganda are now attacking PM from other side. Those who chanted "Maut Ka Saudagar" have only inspired Khalistanis to start playing the same game from their side. You should be ashamed of yourselves. You only undermine our country with your nasty games, and inspire others to do the same.
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  66.  @JackReacheround - gotta have the money to pay for them. If you live beyond your means, then you'll just run yourself into the ground. Nature doesn't brook fools, much as you'd like it to. Ever heard of Venezuela?
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  67. When they're not licking the posteriors of the ruling Liberals, the CBC have to run and find some Tory govt to attack, just to demonstrate that they can still be critical of govt officials. Rob Ford is the Canadian Ron DeSantis, and natural lightning rod for liberal media (which, in Canada's case, are also Liberal media) :face-fuchsia-poop-shape:
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  68. Trudeau and Jagmeet need each other to survive -- and both Trudeau and Jagmeet are on the ropes due to the economic pain voters are facing. So they've both cooked up this stunt to rally the Sikh vote around them -- kind of like how Biden & the American Left are always kissing up to African-American voters by talking about Jim Crow, Slavery, etc, etc. But Sikhs don't have the same numbers as African American voters, and so they don't have the voting power to bail out Justin & Jagmeet from certain doom at the ballot box.
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  69. CBC & BBC - both are bastions of Left-wing activism
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  70.  @Truthful_Always  - is that why your advanced ultra-modern Bhindranwale killed so many people in Punjab, especially at Golden Temple? Is that why his supporters killed Sonia's mother-in-law?
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  71. I think Prighozin has revolted against Moscow because they were investigating him for financial impropriety, etc. I'm not sure whether they started investigating him because he'd been increasingly mouthing off against Moscow, or whether he started mouthing off against Moscow after they started investigating him.
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  72.  @BreezyBulldog  this use of widespread mail-in balloting to eclipse in-person voting has enabled the opportunity for unprecedented levels of voter fraud. An election has to be credible to all sides in order for it to be accepted. Just ramming through your own declaration isn't going to get everybody to just roll over and play dead for you.
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  73. I notice CBC quickly brought on an "expert" (shill) to emphasize that ISIS/ISIL was responsible for the attack. Methinks they doth protest too much. :body-green-covering-eyes: The "expert" claims that it's because Russia has been cooperating with Taliban against ISIS-K. But even the US has been cooperating with Taliban against ISIS-K, since ISIS-K are basically the reconstituted elements of the now defunct AlQaeda terror group, and were responsible for the bombing that killed 13 US marines at Kabul airport. So I don't think that ISIS-K is responsible for this attack, which has been organized at the behest of others. Victoria Nuland did say Russia was in for a "surprise" when she left.
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  74. Time for TruDope to find a new whipping boy as a distraction - even a foreign one, if necessary Hmmm... who can be found?
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  75. Canadians pretending they live in a functioning democracy, when they're not
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  76. beekeeper - is that like a groundhog-style prediction, but for Canada?
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  77. @6:58 - "there's no upside for Canada" -- ohhh, but there's UPSIDE FOR TRUDEAU -- and that's all that matters to him!
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  78. CBC has become the Pravda of the Liberal Party
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  79. CBC propaganda is meant to appeal to warmongering vacuous McCarthyite liberals (the same people that Canada's ruling Liberal party installs in the CBC) :body-green-covering-eyes:
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  80. @6:05 -- bring in more immigrants to solve the housing crisis? You mean pour more gasoline on the fire? Ohhh, surrre, that'll work out great. :face-blue-covering-eyes:
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  81.  @RaitoYagami88  If you're NDP-lefty, then I suppose you'll be glad the Liberals need NDP support to get legislation passed, but NDP is still down by a third compared to before. Meanwhile Bloc Quebecois are up more than before. I'm thinking this govt might not last its full term, and Trudeau will have to veer towards the left to get NDP support in the meantime. It's probably guaranteeing a bigger Conservative win the next time around.
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  82. Time for India to shut down the Canadian consulate in Punjab. :text-green-game-over:
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  83. So according to you, slums are purely the result of discrimination. Why are there slums in Africa, and in other parts of Asia? Why are there slums in Latin America and other Christian countries? According to you, they must have 'caste', right?
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  84. What did they get?
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  85. Look, Article 370 which allowed Kashmir to have various exemptions from the oversight of the checks and balances of the Indian constitution, had allowed Kashmir to degenerate into a fiefdom under the control of a few families. These oligarchs were lining their own pockets and routing wealth and power to themselves and their cronies, at the expense of the broader population, some sections of whom were suffering direct discrimination from the state. The revocation of Art 370, which had itself always been promulgated as a "temporary and transitional" law, will help to heal Kashmir's sectarian politics and harmonize the legal framework across India, rather than promoting a dysfunctional and fractured patchwork.
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  86. CBC has long been a joke. Bill C-11 (now the new 2023 Canadian Broadcast Act) will enable them to laugh even further at the public's expense. Trudeau's still pretty young -- he can be kept on his throne for another 30 years, at this rate.
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  87. Drama Teacher Trudeau seems to be re-enacting a famous 1975 movie "The Man Who Would Be King" (Sean Connery, Michael Caine), which is about a pair of con artists who manage to take over a faraway country called Kafiristan. They eventually meet their demise after befooling and exploiting the locals, who ultimately revolt against them.
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  88.  @timothyj1966  - Jagmeet is in bed with Justin because then neither of them has to go through the effort of another election as quickly. Neither of them have any solutions for the people, but they're both laughing all the way to the bank. If Jagmeet can hang on for a little longer, he gets a really good pension. But the NDP voters got cheated, because they thought they were voting for a pro-poor party, and didn't realize its leader had sold out for his own benefit. Maybe NDP voters need to look for alternatives. Otherwise, if they do nothing, then they're goners - because they can't stay alive in this economy.
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  89. So Richard Fadden is basically saying "we can't provide evidence, because of national security" -- what a crooked scam. This guy is a shill who's basically just trying to create alibis for Prince Justin's crooked political stunt. What happens when the Khalistan Taliban decide to run amok against Hindus in Canada? How much further are Trudeau and his cronies going to go to duck responsibility? I think we already saw the credibility of the Canadian justice system in punishing the 1985 airliner bombing that killed 329 people, mostly Canadians. Absolutely nobody was brought to justice for that, nor did the Canadian public even care.
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  90. The CBC has become an ideological bastion as well as a mouthpiece of the ruling Left. :body-green-covering-eyes: We need to de-fund the CBC.
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  91. But will this deal really create meaningful changes in Australia's defense within a useful timeframe? Some US generals are predicting war with China over Taiwan in 2025. I seriously doubt AUKUS would accomplish that much so soon.
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  92. sending the Avro Arrow -- coz we're back in the 50s again -- duck'n cover! :face-turquoise-covering-eyes:
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  93. Canada's turn to beg for tanks will come later
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  94. Bob's there to keep his padded NY sinecure secure - he's got a cushy job at the UN to protect. So now the longtime NDP socialist is ready to rent himself out and spout Cold War rhetoric on demand. (Proof that Capitali$m prevails in the end.) Why doesn't he go on TV more to talk about Gaza? No sermons, just silence from him there. (Not important enough - those are only tens of thousands of Arab lives, including children - none of them VIPs like Navalny)
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  95. In 2016, the Trump supporters didn't totally re-vamp the voting process just to get their guy elected. In the 2020 elections, the voting process has been radically changed to be totally different from the elections of 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, etc. That's disturbing. Instead of people voting in person, all these mail-in ballots in unprecedented numbers -- who knows where they came from? How is it that 450,000 ballots came in that only voted for Biden? That's statistically impossible -- more miraculous than winning a lottery.
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  96.  @c-man2475  you mean Trump asked them to follow the same standards as the elections of 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000, 1996, 1992, 1988, 1984, 1980, 1976, 1972, 1968, 1964, 1960, 1956, 1952, etc, etc? It's the 2020 elections which have been carried out according to completely different rules than all those past elections. I can win the US elections too, if I change the rules in just the right way for my benefit. Where are my keys to the Whitehouse?
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  97.  @stratford374  - Jagmeet is a sectarian fanatic who panders to fellow fanatics, which I'll never accept (actual last name is Dhaliwal, he just changed it to Singh because he wanted to be 'born again'). The NDP have decided to go down the sewer hole of ethnic pandering, and the more fanatical the ethnic group, the more the NDP hopes to milk that for loyal votes. The NDP is playing with fire, and will only get burned.
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  98. Poilievre has it right - he points out that Wokeness is part of a deliberate strategy to impose Divide-and-Rule on the citizenry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnoFYwHYM8A In the case of Hindus, the most efficient way to impose Divide-and-Rule on them is to do what the British did, and popularize the usage of the english word 'caste'
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  99. The founder of "Sikhs for Justice" (radical Khalistan organization which Nijjar belonged to) has just loudly issued a threat demanding all Hindus leave Canada. Zero coverage from CBC, of course - what a crooked state mouthpiece it is. :face-red-droopy-eyes:
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  100. In the new world of high-stakes politics. There wars which need to be sustained. There are budgets which need to be approved. There are borders which need to be kept open.
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  101. Those using Canada as their temporary base while fighting for Khalistan don't really see Canada as their home. For them, Canada is just a temporary base of operations. They don't want to be attacked back while attacking a foreign country from Canadian soil. Grifter Justin Trudeau is willing to provide them protection -- in exchange for their votes. He's running a human import racket and a protection racket. It's Quid Pro Quo all the way -- "you scratch my back and I scratch yours"
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  102. :face-red-droopy-eyes: "More people moved to Canada" - so stop importing more people - stop disenfranchising existing Canadian citizenry to support some macro-level growth at the expense of the existing population. Existing voters have no desire to be subjected to this. And why claim strikes are responsible for inflation? How many strikes are happening out there? Look at the bulk of people who aren't striking, aren't in a position to strike, and are suffering through the erosion of their wages? What kind of rubbish apologist has Andrew Chang become for our ineffectual ruling establishment? The establishment need to be voted out - then they too can feel some pain, along with the rest of us. Then we too can shrug our shoulders at their plight.
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  103. The British came up with it -- the english word 'caste' is not of local origin, but was popularized under British colonial rule, and it enabled a small number of British to control a vastly larger number of Indians through Divide-and-Rule. The goal is to spread this word of colonial era origin to North America, so that it can be used for further purposes of Divide-and-Rule against those of Indian origin.
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  104. J'Accuse! This is a trumped-up campaign to incriminate America's main political opposition leader. None of these charges would have ever been cooked up, much less pursued, if the guy hadn't dared to run for the highest political office in his country. Same thing for Bret Kavanaugh - he'd have never had to face cooked-up allegations that he was a rapist, if he hadn't been nominated to the highest court in his country. The CBC repeats these bogus assertions with full solemnity and seriousness, as if they were even remotely true. The brownshirt rent-a-mobs quickly assemble on cue, with media in tow, looking to give traction to this malicious and absurd farce. :body-green-covering-eyes:
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  105. Whatever happened to these women, doesn't mean they should vilify Kavanaugh over it. These protesters should be ashamed that they screamed in the face of a cowardly Jeff Flake. This was worse than mere browbeating - they were trying to terrorize the fellow. This is why so many activists on the Left come across as radicals.
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  106. :hand-purple-blue-peace:Let's be clear - the Khalistan insurgency was defeated primarily by Sikhs, who valiantly braved the bullets and the bombs of predatory Khalistani terrorists, to save the population from their predations. Sikhism is a high quality path, which strongly promotes virtuous civic behaviour. The Khalistanis were just social dropouts cultivated by Pakistan.
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  107. Same with "Doctor" Christine Blaisey-Ford against Supreme Court nominee Bret Kavanaugh. Looks now like Kavanaugh got kid-glove treatment compared to Trump. Anita Hill's game wasn't enough to derail Clarence Thomas. Same liberals who claim to want to defend women will then claim to not know how to define a woman. So pathetic.
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  108. He's young and ignorant, with no solutions for the country's problems. He seems to have been given leadership of the NDP through backroom deals. He's also a loyal supporter of Trudeau's govt due to a backroom deal. All of these deals are at the expense of the voters, who are clueless.
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  109. This guy needs to speak up on all issues in the same way, instead of selectively piping up to echo His Master's Voice.
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  110. Because China is interfering on the side of helping Trudeau, and he doesn't want their help to end. So Trudeau has to go haul India over coals, just to pretend he's "against foreign interference" Trudeau is against ethnic groups that don't vote for him, and is very lovey-dovey to anyone who gets him more votes (Khalistanis, Chinese)
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  111. So convicting someone without the slightest shred of proof is the standard of "justice"? Especially if they're a political opposition leader? What happens when other countries do this to opposition leaders? Will you maintain a consistent standard in supporting that? Or will you have one standard for those whose political leanings you like, and another for those whose leanings you dislike? Shameful.
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  112.  @MaskOfAgamemnon  - ever heard of presumption of innocence? It's part of what made civilized countries civilized.
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  113. ​ @Some Destiny fan ya know? - your reply seems to indicate that you object to presumption of innocence - which then says a lot more about you than about the subject you're commenting upon. Presumption of innocence is a bedrock of civilized countries. Show me a place without presumption of innocence that you would like to live in.
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  114. Bob's there to keep his padded sinecure secure He's got a cushy job at the UN Why doesn't he go on TV more to talk about Gaza? (Not important enough - those are only tens of thousands of Arab lives, including children - not a VIP like Navalny)
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  115. ​ @pranaysherke - Jagmeet may be profiting as Trudeau's junior partner, but he's betraying NDP voters. Canadians are reeling under high inflation, especially lower-income ones who vote NDP. Jagmeet is paying lip-service to their problems but providing no relief to them. NDP voters should re-think whether they'll vote for "clever" Jagmeet (who's gotten a very clever deal for just himself mainly)
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  116. Shutting that southern border is now looking like foresight, since the pandemic requires shutting of all borders. Globalization encourages Global pandemics.
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  117. Canada's state mouthpiece -- home of the wokest Woke media Welfare program
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  118. How come there's no warrant for Bush-Cheney over their illegal invasion of Iraq, which killed far more people than have died in Ukraine? NeoCon Victoria Nuland, who now serves in the Biden whitehouse, also served in the Bush-Cheney whitehouse and also the Obama whitehouse. She helped orchestrate the invasion of Iraq, the toppling of Libya's govt, and even the overthrow of the govt in Kyiv in 2014, which turned all of these places into hellscapes. Some people want a Victor's Justice, where their preferred transgressors are treated one way, and where other transgressors are treated the opposite way. They're cheering the imminent arrest of Donald Trump, knowing that he wouldn't be treated that way if he was with the ruling party.
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  119. NDP under Jagmeet is just a rubber stamp for Trudeau and his Liberals. This is all just a scam upon the voters. How NDP voters can live with themselves, and not replace their current dysfunctional leader who only serves as a toady to another party, calls for their introspection.
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  120. This isn't a job interiew - this is L'Affaire Dreyfus! J'Accuse! How many people are made to cry during their job interview? This guy is being skewered.
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  121. How does a Manhattan District Attorney have the authority to prosecute someone on charges related to a Federal election? ⁉ The monkeys in the comments section are too busy laughing at Trump to even notice that this is a ridiculous violation of jurisdictional authority
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  122. Do you know who Gonzalo Lira is? Or was his life less important to you?
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  123. Oh no, you mean just like how Russia "blew up their own pipeline" (even though Biden, Nuland, Blinken were on record celebrating it)? Man, it's strange how Russians keep blowing up their own stuff, while the other side are whistling innocently, safe in the confidence of their own virtue. Truth is the First Casualty of War -- people like you always make it that way.
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  124. Why is this legislation happening now? What's happened in Canada to prompt it? Are we supposed to believe there were armed rioters in Ottawa on January 6? I'm just trying to understand if Canada's policymaking comes down to merely reflexively aping whatever they see going on in the USA. Will the next announcement be about removing American Civil War statues, even though we have none?
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  125. You seem to think that everybody's like Crooked Joe Biden, who's been peddling influence to China and Ukraine, while using his son Hunter as the bag man to pick up the cash.
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  126. @shawngt2 oh, why stop there - shouldn't you have said Putin's puppet? You're getting old & sleepy like Joe.
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  127. We all have stories to tell, Mr Khan. My Name is Not Khan http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/indus-calling/my-name-is-not-khan/
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  128. Trudeau-appointed judge rules Trudeau was justified. Big surprise - not. 🙄
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  129. This kid should have gone into a different line of work -- he should have gone into acting, drama, whatever -- and we'd have all been better off for it It's by stupidly going into politics that this kid is leaving a trail of bodies. He's like a Typhoid Mary, or like an epileptic brainsurgeon -- he just keeps messing up other peoples' lives thru his current gig
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  130.  @citzeneh2978  - Prince Justin the despot and his faithful sepoy Jagmeet have betrayed the Canadian people, especially the poor. You want to make accusations about CONS -- go watch an old movie called "The Man Who Would Be King" (Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Christopher Plummer) about some cons who decide to take over a country called 'Kafiristan'. We're living in a modern sequel to that movie.
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  131.  @Hyperpandas  - people act in their own self-interest. If it's in their interest to stay in CPP they will, and if it's not - then goodbye CPP.
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  132.  @Hyperpandas  - no, the Alberta govt has a legitimate interest in seeing their citizens don't get shortchanged. Certainly, if I and other non-Albertans can get them to disproportionately pay as much as possible towards me, then of course I'll want to exploit that. But ultimately, they'll have to decide what's in their own best interest.
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  133.  @Hyperpandas  - you sound like one of those countries where married people aren't allowed to divorce. "Why would you not want to stay in your marriage? Who do you think you are?" People's right to opt out should be respected. People are adult enough to make decisions that are right for them.
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  134. In his latest video on the bombing of a hospital in Gaza, Andrew Chang takes great pains to caution against jumping to conclusions and prematurely believing allegations on who the culprit is, because he says that news organizations currently aren't in a position to verify who is to blame. HEY ANDREW & CBC --- HYPOCRITE MUCH?? Because jumping to conclusions and believing in allegations without corroboration is exactly what CBC are doing in the Nijjar case.
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  135. @hyrulphicsound nah, they hated Trump and didn't even call him President - just Trump. They basically snorted at his travel restriction and asked what the US was doing domestically - as if the US is busily infecting the world from its domestic territory. The US hardly has any outbreaks yet, and Pence is busy ramping up testing. The fact is that most of the pharma/drug research in the world is done in the US, so they'll be the ones leading any development of a cure.
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  136. @hyrulphicsound Bottom line is that this virus originated in China, as do most flu pandemics. They're the ones who need to clean up their act, and there's a conspicuous lack of criticism on this from those like you.
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  137.  @-007-2  my response was in kind, to the OP. Likewise, why would US National Weather Service balloons be a spying threat to the US?
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  138. pakistani?
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  139. ​ @A.G. M. - how do you inspect a nuclear reactor aboard a military warship? Or are inspections now suddenly obsolete under NPT? It's certainly quite a new and unique interpretation of NPT to have an alleged non-nuclear power equipped with nuclear-powered warships. I don't see any other country in the world like that. This is a different kind of animal - and I'm not talking about a platypus.
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  140. She didn't sound particularly illiterate or uneducated. But maybe we should hear from Biden supporters and "axe"(sic) them how they feel.
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  141.  @BreezyBulldog  I'm saying that Biden won because the election rules were changed specifically to ensure he won. I'm saying this 2020 election was not carried out in the same way as the elections of 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, etc all were.
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  142.  @timothyprice9064  Trump didn't engage in any election shenanigans - he campaigned based on his policy views. Biden on the other hand, didn't campaign on policy views, and didn't care to provide his views or his policies. Instead, his team focused on changing election laws wherever possible. Imagine if sports competitions were done this way. Instead of teams holding practice drills to improve their skills, they all just spend their time focusing on selecting the referee and getting the one they wanted.
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  143.  @timothyprice9064  no he didn't - the Democrats were focused on changing the rules to cater to their vote-rigging strategy. They never focused on mail-in balloting before this election. That's why those previous elections were accepted by the public as a whole, no matter who won or lost. This time was different - the Democrats in particular were focused on changing the voting rules, because they were determined to win by that method, as opposed to campaigning on their policies, which they largely avoided this time.
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  144.  @timothyprice9064  you seem to want to speak for the people - while you keep them gagged under lockdown. When the people protest (peacefully) to oppose your policies, then you label them "white supremacists" and warn of their "violent opposition". Meanwhile your preferred BLM protesters are burning and looting shops, which you claim is to support "human rights". You're the textbook definition of crooks, and nobody would want to call you their countryman.
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  145. The Army runs the show over there. Their elections are just a farce. This reporter is breathless as usual.
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  146. Nah, that would mean exposing the thin-skinned prince to public scorn
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  147.  @tillygraham1572  don't worry, he'll make friends with ISIS just to balance things out ;p
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  148. @@pegger-uh8ek - he can't do anything illegal when he dictates the law "L'Etat C'est Moi, Trudeau"
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  149.  @RYZ25008  Chinese can get way more intel too. It's just a low-tech balloon, what kind of intel are you hoping for? These things have been used since the Civil War era.
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  150. Canada shouldn't offer citizenship to terrorists wanted in other countries. Nijjar was wanted for the bombing of a cinema hall in India's Punjab, in which 6 innocents were killed.
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  151. I don't think this govt is going to last the full term. The Liberal-NDP axis is going to be the only viable option for a legislative agenda, and it will rankle a lot of citizenry. This is going to be a government of strange bedfellows, with bizarre consequences during its term in office.
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  152.  @panner11  you'd first need senate reform, and separation of powers for the legislature. Can't have a separate legislature with an unelected upper house.
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  153. No, you just don't understand half of the American people.
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  154. Amazing - but what's the specific technique that's achieved the breakthrough? There have been so many different attempts in so many different ways.
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  155. ​ @Александр Царев - nah, this is the blitzkrieg - the response to it will soon be seen
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  156.  @AlbertMark-nb9zo  - China has been in the news for foreign interference long before India. Bringing up India doesn't give China a free pass - no matter how much Trudeau and his paid CBC mouthpieces want it to.
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  157. no farm reforms, no food 50% of population does farming, only producing a mere 15% of GDP. Other half of the population in non-farming industries produce 85% of the GDP. Those 50% who are less productive need to do their fair share, instead of trying to blackmail the other half of the country into paying up extortion money.
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  158. ​ @Hat67 - where did you get this rubbish from? You're spewing fiction, hoping that by repeating it enough times, you can make it the "truth". This Brahmin-fixation is just a form of Shylock-baiting.
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  159. They could introduce their own regulatory legislation to address that
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  160.  @zakirhossain9335  More of Kashmir was deteriorating under Article 370. Indian constitution has shown its fairness across India, and has better checks and balances than local Kashmir constitution. We cannot have "separate but equal" systems, like the slogan of Apartheid - this only promotes dysfunction.
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  161. the terrorists among them haven't - they want to live under Trudeau's umbrella
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  162. ​ @Mitchell Andrew - I'm not sure if you're allowed to block Canadian mainstream media (bill C-11 has just now become law)
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  163.  @Alex-js5lg  - no, I don't agree - accusation must be backed by evidence - we have to see that evidence. An accused has a right to see the case & its evidence being cited against him. To live in a world where evidence is not required to support an allegation, is to live in a world where anyone can be accused of anything. For you to not understand this, tells me that you don't understand the basic rule of law.
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  164. Meanwhile in Islamabad they're clinking their glasses together
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  165. ​ @Mark Donaldson - they have enough missiles to flatten the place. Nobody will be left alive to fire upon them like at Omaha beach. They can even cordon the place off, to cut it off from the rest of the world.
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  166.  @markdonaldson7934  - Russia is the world's largest producer of fertilizer, and one of the largest producers of oil. How will you get Russia to stop providing these to China? Do you not even have basic knowledge of the world economy? If USMC couldn't grab Taiwan back then, they sure won't be able to now. They missed their chance.
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  167. Canadian Ski-Doos for Ukraine?
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  168.  @carlyar5281  - Russian fighter aircraft 20 years ago? The Cold War was over then. Nobody wants to go up north to fight. Everybody in Canada would much rather fight for their motherlands - you know - the lands which they actually come from.
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  169. This show seems to be trafficking in innuendo more than anything else. Why not present evidence to support allegations?
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  170. standup comedy is you, Mr Kejriwal -- but nobody is laughing at your sick jokes
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  171.  @stratford374  - Ed Broadbent did not have the same cronyist relationship with Pierre Trudeau that Jagmeet Singh has with Justin Trudeau.
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  172.  @123xyzabccba  "caste" is an english word, so how could it be found in geeta, ramayan, mahabharat? If some 20th-century person wrote their own copy of Geeta-Ramayan-Mahabharat, they could insert any word they want. You can't tell me such words were there in ancient times, because in ancient times Geeta-Ramayan-Mahabharat weren't even in written form.
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  173.  @123xyzabccba  - ohh, so now it's my caste loving gods. And which are your gods, sir?
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  174.  @MK.7.7.7  - when media are Left-leaning by default, then you're happy. But as soon as they're not Left-leaning anymore, then you cry foul.
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  175.  @YuvrajSingh-zr6uw  - are you born yesterday? This same protest happened before, and was spearheaded by Sikhs. The "protesters" unleashed terrible violence in spite of having been given permission to march. They refused to negotiate with authorities on anything, and only wanted to pursue violence. Once again we see the same protesters coming from the same places in Punjab, while rest of country has no part in this. You can bury your head in the sand all you want, but it's very clear there's a political plot being carried out here.
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  176.  @freddymercury2259  - Jatts have no special privilege to terrorize others with their violence. We saw how viciously they behaved in 2021, ambushing the capital with their unprovoked violence and mayhem. You will of course turn a blind eye to their wrongdoing, because you don't care. Your words aren't credible or believable.
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  177.  @rakeshchand2463  - nope, anything you can point to in India, I can show existed in any other part of the world. "John Smith" (John whose people are smiths) "Tom Carver"(Tom whose people are carvers) "Brian Mason" (Brian whose people were masons). India had nothing different - it's only that the Brits had used their dominance over language to artificially frame history/traditions according to their own interests.
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  178. Justin Trudeau is the authoritarian -- just ask truckers who were arrested and vilified by him. Prince Justin never worked hard in his life. Narendra Modi, by contrast, comes from a poor background and had to work his way up. He's received the most electoral votes out of any elected person in world history. Go check on what Prince Justin's poll ratings are right now, and you'll see why he's pandering to the Khalistan lobby.
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  179. Trudeau is an embarrassment for Canada - as are those who put him in office
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  180. ​ @Some Destiny fan ya know? - I know I'm not pro-colonialism because my parents were immigrants who had to live under it. I feel more concerned about faux virtue-signaling from you masking an intent to recreate colonialism over here in North America. Presumption of innocence helps protect people from colonial-style persecution and oppression. Nobody should want to live under a legal system that has been politically weaponized.
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  181. @@pranaysherke - where is the money coming from for this? That's not clear to me at all. I've never known Jagmeet to be good at math. I think he's just hiding from budgetary realities, like his buddy Justin.
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  182. You can't be too old or fragile - Margaret Atwood would have to hit the gym
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  183.  @sohom004  - no you
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  184. CAUKUS you mean
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  185.  @researchinmathematics675  - no, farmers are trying to blackmail the rest of the public into paying extortion. Foreign media and their masters are always only interested in one thing: regime change.
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  186. gentlemen, we cannot allow a mineshaft gap! or else Putin will dig the world out from under us 🧐
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  187. then any allegations would be quickly dismissed as Russian propaganda
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  188.  catlover2543  immigration is not owed. Otherwise, give me your address so that I can come over and help myself to what I'm owed.
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  189. ​ @MrLoobu - this time Washington pressuring for movement of German tanks to be re-started. We should let sleeping dogs lie, and bears too.
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  190. next he's going to warn about a "mineshaft gap"
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  191.  @gryph01  - because he's the face of a ruthless regime determined to hang onto power by all means, including by weaponizing federal police to knock down political opponents, rivals and challengers. This is a very morally innovative regime, willing to resort to and justify any tactics.
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  192.  Robert Clark  I think you're just peddling any fantasy your imagination can come up with. You treat politics like a team sport -- your only aim is to score points for your team. You don't care about reality, or America's downward trajectory.
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  193. Nuland did say when she left that Russia was in for some "surprises". Now we can see what she meant. Crazy NeoCons will get us all killed.
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  194.  @iExploder  - this isn't about whether the guy has technical knowledge, it's about whether he has the professionalism and ethics to do what an opposition is supposed to do: criticize the ruling govt instead of behaving like a rubber-stamp and a Yes-man. I don't believe that those who voted for NDP did so with the intent that their party should rubber-stamp the Liberals -- otherwise, they would have just voted Liberal instead. Jagmeet isn't faithfully representing his party's voters, and is instead just colluding with Trudeau. Existing NDP voters need to do a re-think about whom they're going to vote for next time.
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