-- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.
“A picture, so the age old saying goes, “ is worth a thousand words”. The picture taken when last respects were being paid to gracious former First Lady Barbara Bush: hypocritical, a portrait of lies, an insult to the intelligence of the public at large, and worthy of a thousand more not-so-nice words.
But the word that best describes this picture is “POLITICAL”.
In March of 2017, Jeff Sessions recused himself from any investigation into the 2016 presidential election, including the so-called Russia probe, after the Washington Post reported he had met with Sergey KIslyak at least twice in 2016, contacts he was accused of failing to disclose during his heated confirmation hearing.
Bottom liner columnist Joan Swirsky was right on target when she referred to the “stinking fish factor” clinging to fired former FBI Director James Comey.
And she didn’t wait until all the players in the Russians-stole-the-election conspiracy were at each other’s throats to point the “stinking fish factor” out to readers.
High school textbooks that depict President Donald Trump as “mentally ill” and his supporters as “a bunch of ignorant, poor, white hillbillies” and that teach 6-year-olds anal sex are the perfect hide-y-hole for the uninterrupted indoctrination of school children by the public education system.
David Rose’s 1958 instrumental ‘The Stripper’ is the theme song for our times.
Get ready for it to reverberate over and over again in your aching head between now and November. But there’s no escaping that this is one theme song owned by the progressive left.
Things we found out about in the James Comey ‘memoir’. Besides, that is that Comey’s the stand in for former MI6 British spy Christopher Steele, whose dirty imagination came up with the golden shower scenario in the debunked dossier for which Hillary Clinton paid big bucks.
“One thing that is apparent but has not been stated this way: the swamp is full of alligators,” my friend Budd reminds me this morning.
In our struggle for freedom and liberty we’re forgetting about the “Party of Wickedness”, writes my friend Paul. Special Counsel head honcho Robert Mueller III is neither Republican nor Democrat. He’s a ‘Party of Wickedness’ member and blows with the (swamp) wind.”
‘Comey: Trump wanted me to DISPROVE 'golden showers' for Melania’ is the blaring headline about fired FBI director James Comey’s book on the Internet this morning.
A gossip-obsessed schoolboy could have written this book. A seriously embittered Hillary Clinton could have edited it.
Millennial pipsqueak Mark Zuckerberg may have done us all an unintended favor at Tuesday's and Wednesday's Congress performance.
Anyone who watched it knows exactly where the masses stand in this perilous moment in time: millions of frogs in social media's boiling cauldron of water getting uncomfortably hot, but not quite yet knowing it's time to jump out.
There’s a big fat ‘F’ showing on the back of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. But the ‘F’ on Zuck’s back doesn’t stand for Facebook, it stands for ‘FAILURE’.
Facebook, for all of its dominance over the Internet, for all of its billions stashed in world banks, for all its downright braggadocio, is a failure, and a massive one at that.
Users thrown to the wolves by Facebook should shout it from the rooftops: During the heated 2016 presidential election campaign, Facebook failed to deliver Hillary Clinton to the presidency but in spite of its fast-talking CEO, delivered Donald Trump instead.
In 2013, Mark Zuckerberg, the principal founder of social networking service Facebook, was aiding and abetting the Obama administration’s push to bring in more immigrants. Partisan political operative Zuck was one of 100 tech executives who signed a letter urging the US Congress and White House to pass significant immigration reforms.
Never thought the day would come when I would find it a matter of life or death trying to get a message through to President Donald Trump. But that’s where I am today.
Courageous Canada Free Press (CFP) columnist Michael Fumento, who saw combat as an embedded reporter with United States troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, is in a Bucaramanga, Colombia prison on trumped up charges where he has been held without bail since Easter Sunday. Worse yet, Fumento is without the prescribed medications he needs to keep him alive.
Mark Zuckerberg will never tell the truth, but it’s as plain as the nose on his face that Facebook didn’t dump popular Diamond and Silk because their “content and brand has been determined unsafe to the community”. Facebook turned D&S’s lights off because they are unabashedly pro-Trump—a high crime that’s been getting people, including kids beaten up and conservative news sites disappeared from the Public Square ever since Nov. 8, 2016.
Has Facebook been willingly co-opted to prove Special Counsel leader Robert Mueller III’s obsession that the Russians stole the 2016 presidential election from Democrat Hillary Clinton for populist newcomer President Donald Trump?
Is Facebook the 11th-hour answer to a prayer for an investigation that ran into a brick wall in being able to prove that RussiaGate had anything to do with election reality?
It’s got to be the biggest insult to the intelligence of the public at large in all time: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg “testifying” before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on April 11, that is.
Zuckerberg, who kicked himself off in the business world as plain “Zuck” will be “testifying” to the same people who invest heavily into his company, a name that rhymes with the one he calls people who use his platform: “I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS. People just submitted it. They “trust me”. Dumb #”. (The Register, May 14, 2010)
Security guards at YouTube's San Bruno headquarters--where yesterday's shooting took place--are not immediately perceptible?
Isn't their being perceptible the whole point of having security guards?
Just imagining that it really was Al Gore with a beard of icicles that could be seen in the snow squalls now coming in over Lake Huron, when this tongue-in-cheek Global Warming Report came in from professional photographer, pilot and farmer friend Don Klein out west:
If you believe that a caravan of more than 1,000 people, now making its way through Mexico towards the U.S. border, sprang up from nowhere overnight, then you would also believe that former President Barack Obama had the best interest of America at heart when his administration allowed an influx of unattended minors into into the U.S. back in 2014.
As farfetched as it may sound, a mega factory is being built on historic Chicago parkland where Mini-Me Barack and Michelle Obama activists will be turned out from a fast moving , General Motors like assembly line.
Welcome to the all but ignored Obama Presidential Center from which the Mini-Me Obamas will go forth and multiply for worldwide Marxism.
Scott Powell, senior fellow at Discover Institute in Seattle, wrote these precious words on March 30, 2018: “Easter is the commemoration of the single event that transformed the world forever—the resurrection of Jesus after his death on the cross. That God would send his Son to die as a sacrifice for the sin of all who would believe in Him is an unbelievable gift—beyond most people’s comprehension. That a resurrection and a joyous eternal life await believers is beyond anything anyone could imagine. That is the promise and essence of Easter.”
The most important NEWS in everybody’s lifetime came over 2000 years ago. This was the NEWS that unfolded from an empty tomb just as the Jerusalem sun was coming up on the First Easter Morning.