Schwingin’ with the Trudeaus
Does Frank Know?
Frank By Name, Frank By Nature.
In many American cities, "pillaging is almost a legalized form of wealth distribution"
And, this week, catch His Lordship celebrating Second Amendment Days at Bubba’s Gun Shop in nearby Odricks Corner
America is facing increasing levels of violence, crime, homelessness, and drug abuse, and the answer to solving such problems lies in a proper interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, said publisher, author, and Canadian-born British peer Lord Conrad Black. Black was the keynote speaker for Hillsdale College’s 13th annual Constitution Day Celebration at the Ritz-Carlton in Tysons Corner, Virginia, last week…. “Although other countries have looked at America as a prosperous, vibrant country for decades, that image is no longer a reality, Black said. “Anecdotal comment from Canadian visitors returning from the United States present many of your great cities as shooting galleries infested with pitiful homeless drug addicts, where pillaging is almost a legalized form of wealth redistribution,” Black said. “You have totalitarian rates of success in criminal convictions, though robbery and assault are often now no longer crimes.”
—Evalyn Homoelle, hillsdalecollegian.com, Sept. 21, 2023.
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Giants of Journalism: Brian Lilley
In fact, Lilley's time as a beat reporter on Parliament Hill was spent up Stephen Harper's fundament, examining Pierre Poilievre’s lifts.
Consider the 2011 federal election campaign, when Brian used his kids as props to demonstrate his devotion. As Harper and a planeload of journos, including Lilley, returned to Ottawa for a weekend break from electioneering, there to greet them was Brian’s wife and four children, all decked out in matching Steve Harper sweaters.
