Toronto Sun April 22

Mad, Mad World  

It's baffling to see modern-day fascism filling our streets with hate. Professional social justice martyrs gladly profess their support for terrorists who murder, rape and torture.
What is wrong with our world? How do you explain such madness and insanity? Did these people not learn about history? Clearly they haven't.

Neil Staff,
Whitby Ontario

( Your version of history is wrong) 




Toronto Star   April 20

Condemning Israel

If any group should be condemned for encouraging the Israeli atrocities it is that led by Joe Biden , including Canada and the other leading economies. 

The group has fallen over itself to condemn Iran's retaliation against Israel ands assure iron clad support despite all of its gross human rights violations. If we want to stop a war in this region we need to condemn Israel's far right government and impose military and economic sanctions on it.

Gohar Raz, Ottawa

( Jews rule Western 'democracies')








Globe and Mail: April 17

The Budget

I'm worried that the 'bold budget change fix' does nothing to soothe the grandfatherly anxiety about the future of the standard of living of Canada's younger demographic.

The citizenry should act now. Essential elements include national co-operation devoid of provincial nepotism and mature dialogue without persistent criticism and violent rhetoric, The youth of the nation deserve better.

Joan Crawford, Victoria BC

(Civil strife coming to a multicult stupid Canada)

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Toronto Sun  April 13

Thank You, Constable  Raza

Toronto Police Constable Raza is a leader and a hero on so many levels. Her look and stare-down is exactly what this world needs from time to time. he is here to protect and serve.  I feel safer knowing Raza is on the job and does not stand down or escalate the issue. She does her job with discipline, and fearlessness. 

Thank you, Officer Raza.

Andrew Kotts
Toronto 

(Yes, we also!)





Toronto Star  April 11

Canadians protesting genocide

Canadians are not protesting Jews; they are protesting support for the genocide in Gaza. Sure there are anti-Semites everywhere but that doesn't mean the majority of protesters are. Israelis also protest the war by the thousands, and that isn't anti-Semitism, either.

The protesters are protesting the war, and the individuals--not the ethnicity of those) who support it. Anyone that conflates religion with a territorial war is wrong.

No one should support mass murder; it does not matter who is doing it. It is contrary to Jewish values to support genocide.

Jonathan Cass
Burlington Ontario

(Tell Netanyahu-- and tell Canada to stop arming Israel)






Toronto Star  April 10

Stuck at Parents'

Affordability for houses just got tougher due to the carbon tax that adds hundreds of dollars to the cost of building homes; Concrete, bricks, siding, furnaces windows, doors, plumbing, wiring and paving roads add to un-affordability. Shazeb Ahia will be living with his parents for a much longer period of time as real income is stagnant.

Brian Mellor,
Midland, Ontario

(Indeed!)



Toronto Sun: April 10

Based on Merit

I wish that Doug Ford would be as brace as Ron DeSantis and other US governors. They have taken steps to ban outright racist extremes of diversity, equity and inclusion. They forced school to promote merit-based education and fire every DEI employee they find. Would you rather have  surgeon or pilot who was hired based on merit? I am all for merit; I hope the Conservatives wake up and finbd this a winning strategy.

Gordon Skinner
Uxbridge, Ontario

(Blame idiot anti-racist Whites )







Globe and Mail:  April 1

Rent Control 

Trudeau's Liberals gave decided that the best  way to entice desperately needed investment in rental development is to announce a "renters' bull of rights". Yes, just the thing to spur on more rental units. 

Yet again, this government is more interested in political theatre than in serious governance.

Dave McClurg, Calgary

(Good point)

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Toronto Sun  March 31

Foreign Interference Never stopped

To those who might consider giving Bonnie Crombie the benefit of the doubt re a carbon tax if the Liberals are voted back into power, I would remind them of a similar promise made by Dalton McGuinty who promised he would not raise taxes. He won and brought in a health tax levy which we all still pay today. 

Carbon levy, Bonnie?

Doug Bernard
Thornhill Ontario

( No thanks to globalists' taxes)

 

Globe and Mail March 29

Who Me?

Is China's state security as inept as ours appears to be? Suspicious virologists Xiang Quo-Qui and Keding Chang changing their names to Sandra Chiu and Kaiting Chang  feels akin to fleeing Al (Scarface) Capone changing his to Fred Capone.

Donald Rollins,
Vernon BC

( Very suspicious)

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Globe and Mail,   March 27

Left Hanging

Perhaps male doctors are searching for better work/life balance, but I am skeptical this should be the take-away from the study. My suspicion is that the 83-percernt reduction has more to so with male doctors reducing their work weeks as they segue into retirement, It could be laid to rest if the study also broke down results by age, rather than on the basis of sex.

Patricia Spice, Ottawa

(Point) 



Toronto Sun   March 25

Can't Buy Me Votes

Do not be deceived Justin Trudeau cares about the current housing crunch anywhere in Canada. With elections scheduled in 2025, it's about buying votes for a desperate prime minister and his sinking government. As the Beatles sang, money can't buy me votes...or was that love?

Donald Munroe
Three Hills, Alberta
( Blame Singh's NDP)



Toronto Star   March 23

Going Downtown in Toronto

I had a choice: book a root canal or go to an activity in downtown Toronto, which meant traffic jams, red lights,
paring costs, street closures, parades, carjackings and the crime rate. I took the root canal!

John Cowles, Oakville Ontario

( All big city problems)








Toronto Sun  March 20


Pigs from Sausages

I heard that Trudeau's Liberals are planning to invest taxpayer dollars in a scheme to purchase idle sausage making factorories, run them backwards and making pigs, When I learn morte I'll get back to you.

Jim Weebber
Waterloo, Ontario

(Almost funny...)


Toronto Star   March 16

Bill 21 Violates the Charter of Rights

Bill 21 is a violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
In a country that pride itself on multiculturalism, diversity and inclusion, this bill is certainly discriminatory. As a Muslim I respect other religions equally and urge the Quebec government to reconsider this bill.

Chales Campisi,
Oakville Ontario
(Yes, they should)

Toronto Sun- March 15

Rising costs

The Liberals are basking in self-praise by only increasing the beer tax by 2%. Using twisted math and loony logic they're trying to convince us all they just bestowed bug savings on us

Don't forget--they've increased, not lowered. the price of beer.

Tom Newell, Niagara Falls Ontario

( Cheapskate anti-racist conservatives are worse )


Toronto Star   March 14

Not the Only Liar

Kim Campbell claims she will not vote for Pierre Poilievre because he is a liar. If voters were to follow her lead and not vote for any politician who lies, we can expect a record-breaking low turnout in the next election.
Peter Breidon,

Mississauga Ontario

( Indeed)


Toronto Sun, March 14

Cyber Security

It's clearly time all municipal and government services take their systems off the Internet and e-mail to protect everyone's privacy. Far too much hacking going on. Just think how bad it will be if someone hacks the water supply systems or other essential services. And limit the info you give to any party regardless of unsafe laws and threats..

Nick Bird
Richmond Hill Ontario 

( All good points)



National Post, March 13

Goodbye Free Speech

Bill C-63, the so-called Online Harms Bill, will resurrect the Star Chamber, abolished by the British Parliament in
1641. And it introduces many of the same evils-- create a body of appointed officials; it would give them the power to police free expression  on social media for 'harm' which they could define. Transgressions of the bill could result in fines up to $5,000 and up to life in jail.

It's hard to say what is more appalling: that Trudeau's government is unaware of Canada's constitutional freedoms or that it would trade them for political advantage.

Edward Sager
Cochrane, Alberta

(Tell it to your Jew masters)





Toronto Sun: March 10

Budding Nazism

Your Lorrie Goldstein article on pro-Palestinian protesters was excellent. While being tragic the number of people killed in Gaza so far can be attributed to only one factor:

If Hamas, with the help of useless Un and the UNRWA had not invaded Israel all those people would still be alive! As for the so-called protesters hoe long will it be before they show their true colors and star yelling Sieg Heil?

Roger Lewis
Brampton Ontario

("SIEG HEIL, GOOF!)


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Ottawa Sun:   March 8, 2024

Trudeau Uses Racism

I am a senior. From a lifetime of experience, my observation is that, in the past, Canada had very little racism. People generally got along just fine. We had very little “hate” speech. Canadians were pretty much color-blind. We actually had the freedom to discuss contentious topics with civility and respect for each other, even when we didn’t agree.

That was before we elected a prime minister who talks about racism incessantly. He sees absolutely everything in society through his own distorted lens of racism. Justin Trudeau uses racism to divide, to cause discord between factions, cultures, people and provinces. The Liberals have an agenda so corrosive it is undermining our nation.

It’s a sad state of affairs because now we have an entire society that has become obsessed with it. Hate speech abounds, our freedoms are gradually being chipped away. The country is in a very bad state, it is a mess, it is broken.

I believe that Trudeau’s historical legacy will encompass authoritarianism, his dictatorial tendencies, his obsession with racism and gender, his lack of moral integrity, the destruction of a once-proud military, no accountability or transparency and scandal after scandal, and that’s only scratching the surface.

Are we ready for an election yet?

BETTY-ANNE TREMBLAY
OTTAWA

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National Post  March 2, 2024

Death Penalty

Canada should restore the death penalty on a case by case basis for violent criminals proven guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt. They don't deserve to be prison on our dime.

We need to be much harder on crime and ensure that people understand the consequences. We are either a nation of law and order, or anarchy. I hope the Conservatives will usher in this change and not back down.

Corey Needer,
Vaughan, Ontario

(We agree!)




Toronto Sun
March 2, 2024

Common Sense

The meaning of 'common sense' is good  sense and sound judgement in practical matters. With reading the Sun, those two words are not being applied to most decisions and actions affecting millions of people. What happened to the moral compass of us humans?

Wayne Smith
Scarborough Ontario

(We've all been Jewized)




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