Fairly New Attack ad

Hi, I would like to bring your attention to the new Tory attack ad on Bob Rae, Leader of the Opposition. The ad refers to him when he was Premier of Ontario. So what's his record? If you're from Ontario you already know, and you're still paying. lol

1. High Taxes (we're gonna buy our way out of this recession)

2. Job Losses. Ontario lost so many jobs because of Government policies that discouraged business from coming into the Province. They went to other Provinces like Manitoba, who had no objection to new business coming here. There was a Government employee who quit her job because of already high taxes, taxes going higher, and the social contract that penalized government employees from statuatory holidays. She was already paying higher taxes overall, but was now, with the rest of Ontarians, forced to pay with a smaller income. She quit her job that I think paid her over $50,000/yearly to go on welfare. I personally don't think it was the right thing to do, but well, the media ate it up and the Premier had to give an explanation for it.

Another thing that happened that embarassed the Government was that it put out ads for Job Positions. In these ads, it posted the job position, salary, what to do, where to apply. Also in the ad it had a notice that said: "white men need not apply." How awful. Imagine that federally.

3. Social Assistance: In Ontario there were 1.2 million on welfare.

4. Deficit: Ontario had the biggest deficit which was over $7.1 billion. OUCH!

In the ad Boob Rae (that was his nickname) says, that he is in fact Proud of his record as Premier of Ontario.

There is another way of looking at this which is, Bob will not likely make it to become Prime Minister, because of his record. His record does speak for itself and it's not good, even if he's switches political stripes from NDP to Liberal. So there will have to be eventually a new liberal leader, Bob Rae is only there to fill the gap. In Ontario there are about 108 federal ridings which if you want to win a federal election, you have to win in Ontario. Not Bob Rae. Personally I think if you lived in Ontario at the time, or not, you will base your decision on the leader, and on his record. And it's not good.
Another thing is that the Tories are in fairly decent shape. They have a Majority, they are managing the key issues right now like lower taxes, the deficit which they need to deal with, the economy as well as job creation. I have never felt it more personal that a person will never blame any Government or any policy they make then the job that they work at. People want to work. But if they lose it, if even you are unable to find a new job, you will blame the government. If not now (if you're currently looking for employment) eventually you will. Job creation is important.
Under Bob Rae and the NDP 1991-95, it was estimated that only 6-7,000 jobs were created. They had some really dum policies which really hurt the Province in job creation.

Overall, people are pleased with this Tory Government and it's policies. Maybe possibly, they can will another mandate. Here is the latest:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXlNVvAHfxE

Have a nice day.

Fiscally speaking, The liberals don't compare to us Tories

Hi again, I'd just like to point out what Ottawa is doing fiscally and what the spend thrift liberals are up too. PMSH as you probably already know visited China recently on a trade mission which is good news because if you ever lose revenue on things like the softwood lumber dispute, you can do whatever you can too settle the issue and still generate revenue from other sources. It also helps to keep taxes lower for us Canadians.

The liberals will tax no matter what. In this excerpt of the National Post (NP), it says we are cutting spending while the Ontario liberals (hopefully you don't live in this Province), have created a $16 billion deficit. If I remember correctly, these liberals after just it's second budget had a surplus. Not a big surplus, but at least a little extra for the next year. But today, it's a big deficit. $16 billion dollars. To me it means taxes are too high, but to most liberals would be enough. Taxes would still go up. But now, this deficit when it is finally dealt with, it will be the responsibility of the new government, the succceding government, too take care of it. These liberals won't deal with it. How irresponsible.

When the liberals came to power in 1993, they complained about a $5.6 billion deficit left by the previous government. Trust me, it was on every liberal newspaper in Toronto the day after. Now it's $15 billion. So how much media coverage will it get? not much I imagine.

Here we go with the latest:

http://www.nationalpost.com/todays-paper/Living+fiscal+dreamland/6213990/story.html

Have a nice day.




May God bless you.

liberals and the spice girls

Comparing liberals to the spice girls may be going too far but well, what the heck. Anyways, I havn't published in a while. Here it is, not by popular demand, leave a comment anyways:

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2012/01/16/matt-gurney-liberals-narrowly-learn-from-the-spice-girls-mistake/#more-63984

Ontario election

Well the Ontario Provincial election is well under way, and maybe the liberals and left wing media are conceding defeat. In the federal election earlier this year, we saw a serious blue wave sweep it's way through the heart of Toronto, including the riding where I live. Roxanne James is the Conservative MP in Scarborough. What will we see in this up coming election? More success I hope, and a Conservative movement that will sweep Canada. I believe we need a Conservative movement so Canadians, in future generations will have a viable alternative to the liberal and even the NDP brand. It will prove that we are strong and free. And so I'm glad we've had this Conservative movement.

Unfortunetely, I'm not able to help in this election because I'm so busy with my job, as well as volunteer work at the Church. I will vote Conservative, which if there is three Conservative leaders (Rob Ford, Stephen Harper and the future Tim Hudak), well, I guess the left wing Toronto Star will have it's hands full trying to look down on these three. It'll take a while. lol. Let us look forward to the future, and see the results, even in the heart of downtown Toronto. You'll see that the liberal brand isn't everything. People can except change. The latest:

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/politics/provincialelection/article/1055598--how-the-liberals-lost-toronto

Maybe God bless you.

Ontario, Liberals new ad

I found on the Transit subway line here in Toronto a new advertisement on the liberal environmental record these past eight years (has it been that long). Among the mentions is the "closing of coal plants" Well the truth is Ontario is still dependent on coal. It in fact gets it's coal from other places. Just read The NOW column it quotes in this advertisement.

So in this excerpt, I believe it's important in testing the credibility of each of these quotes, to see if it is telling the truth. So, I did some digging.

If you look at one side of the brochure, it calls the NDP policy on the environment "OFF TRACK:" NDP Abandons The Environment.

I have not put these in their right order just so you can see the truth. You should take a look.

The brochure says:

(The NDP has) "All but given up on voters who place a premium on green policies" Quoted by Adam Radwanski, Globe & Mail, July 15, 2011.

A closer look reveals that you have to search for this excerpt. I found it on-line. A search for Adam Radwanski in the paper version of it reveals nothing.

"The NDP plan... barely touches on the environment" Globeandmail.com, June 26, 2011

If it was nearly impossible to find the first quote, what are the chances of finding this one? it was quoted on-line nearly one month ago, so how do we find the truth of it?

"the NDP is wandering from it's commitment to equity, environment" NOW Toronto, July 7, 2011

This one was relatively easy to find, on page 15 of the NOW Magazine. This is about the only one that I thought had some credibility to it.

There is also a quote from the David Suzuki Foundation. I looked at the foundation's web site and did not find it, but perhaps I could have searched a little deeper.

On the other side of the advertisement, it certainly shows David Suzuki supporting Dalton McGuinty.

"I'm offering an endorsement of what Mr. McGuinty has done, absolutely. This is a great plan. Any party would be foolish to talk about abandoning it." David Suzuki

He is supporting the liberals, not the NDP, and certainly not a Conservative Government. Yet, when you look at past leaders, you can find former PM Brian Mulroney who was considered the most environmental Prime Minister of all time. Not Jean Chretien or Lester B. Pearson.

I believe it should be noted that Conservatives HAVE a environmental policy. And it's a good one. Stephen Harper believes in saving the environment. So do all of us. But it doesn't include things like Kyoto, or some cap and trade system where we trade credits with other countries.

Let's be realistic. We ALL need to do our part. People, Politicians, you and me need to contribute to save the environment. To save our planet.

About the quotes, I think this is just Dalton McGuinty and the liberals doing everything they can to stay in power. I believe you can find the quotes, but it takes a lot to find them. I don't think they will help him very much.

Take care.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper with Conservative MP Roxanne James (Scarborough Centre) Toronto. Also my riding.

Congratulations Roxanne, on a job well done!

http://www.meetup.com/Scarborough-Centre-Conservative-Party/members/12938905/

Still confident

As I wrote in an earlier post, I was confident of a Tory Majority, and well, I still am. The liberals are starting to make the issue of Healthcare. Remember when it wasn't an issue? lol. We have to remember that the Opposition brought down the government over an issue of ethics. But we don't seem to be hearing about that now. In the latest attack ads, it says says, Stephen Harper cannot be trusted with healthcare, but the evidence shows over the past five years that healthcare has been maintained, by the Conservative government. It also shows that Paul Martin and the liberals cut $25 billion, so who are they to talk.

Can the Liberals be trusted with our health

In one word, NO, they can't. And the evidence proves it. But maybe there should be changes to healthcare, like a privatized system to go along with our public system. So nobody is left out.

Anyways, there have been a some surprises in this election. One being a coalition, Stephen Harper who separated himself from the others and said that this is the budget. Or in other words, A Conservative Majority, vs. a coalition with the three amigos (Iggy, Layton and Duceppe). You know, Harper may be this shy introvert guy, but he's not afraid to step on someone, to get what he wants. Like maybe when there's a Majority to be had. I think he may be very confident in himself. He's a smart politician.
Actually, I always one of the smartest politicians there ever was, was Jean Chretien.

There's one more surprise, and it is Jack Layton. He's doing well.
I am still confident of a Majority. We will see pretty soon.

The latest:
http://www.nationalpost.com/opinion/columnists/afterlife/4663377/story.html