WTO Analyist Who Compared Harper to Hitler and Mossulini, Part of Liberal Kyoto Cabal

In an unpdate on his latest blog post David Akin exposes the WTO analyst who says PM Stephen Harper is in the same camp as Hitler and Mussolini "wrecking club" for pulling out of Kyoto.  He worked as an advisor to former Liberal Minister Jim Peterson and was a part of the the whole cabal who signed us on to Kyoto.

UPDATE: For what it’s worth, the author of these comments is a fellow named John Hancock, a former advisor to Liberal International Trade Minister Jim Peterson. So he was part of the gang, then, that signed on to Kyoto but then did nothing at all to implement the protocol, despite the fact that Chretien and Martin governments ran up huge budgetary surpluses and could have easily afforded a whole lot of Kyoto programming.

Coming from a Liberal, I'm not surprised.  That's what they're like.

Thank you David Akin for connecting the dots and exposing the truth!

Everything Should Be On The Table-Including The State Broadcaster

Our "Strong Stable Majority Conservative Goverment" is considering deeper spending cuts to the budget than they first proposed to bring us back to balanced budget. 

The Conservative government is talking up the possibility of much deeper cuts than originally planned as they push federal departments to cut billions in annual spending.

CPC MP Brent Rathgeber is suggesting that "everything" should be on the table. Yes,including the "state broadcaster."   He's right.

 As the deadline for that work approaches, Conservative MP Brent Rathgeber told The Globe and Mail that he and other members of the Conservative caucus are urging cabinet ministers to cut more aggressively.
“Everything should be on the table,” he said, listing federal funding for the CBC and the Royal Alberta Museum as areas where savings can be found.

You hear that Minister Flaherty, don't be shy, go for it!  Deeper cuts, everything on the table including the CBC. Shake them loose from the public purse string.  That's what us Conservatives want to see in  Budget 2012.

Let the "state broadcaster" and their buddies bawl and squawl.   It's more important to get our fiscal house in order so we don't go the way of Europe than to keep pouring down the drain into that black hole of a"state broadcaster"  over a $1.2 billion every year.  Use that money to help eliminate our deficit and pay down our ballooning debt. It would be our hard earned taxpayer money better spent.

Ding,Dong Kyoto's Dead

 

 Kudo's to Environment Minister Peter Kent.  He has announced we are officially out of Kyoto.  Yeah!!!

China says it's regrettable. I bet.  They won't be getting a handout from Canada now. Boo,Hoo!!

On the other hand the Aussies defend our exit.  Thank-you Australia!

Kyoto was just a wealth distributing scam anyway.  I'm glad we're out.

Now, let's get out of the UN!