The X-Files was right about the threat of AI
Life is imitating art–decades after it was made. In 1993, an X-Files TV episode depicted an artificial intelligence that developed itself far beyond its…
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The dominant media’s falsifications surface in Virginia’s redistricting ballot
The way the dominant American media beclowns itself about gerrymandering may have reached ground zero with this past week’s results in Virginia’s redistricting ballot…
Flying blind
This author made an appearance before a federal parliamentary committee on the industrial carbon tax this week. Boy, was it an interesting experience. I’ve…
The slide toward unchecked power
During the past year of Mark Carney’s time as prime minister of a minority government, he has frequently shown his authoritarian side by doing…
EU? No thanks!
Years ago, this author happened to be in Brussels, Belgium for a number of business meetings at the headquarters of the European Union (EU).…
Canadians should yearn for the free speech the U.S. Supreme Court recently protected
The weird position Canadian officials have put the nation in regarding several issues could fill volumes. A short list includes: Ensuring beer is in…
Floor crossing fraudsters
Many Canadians may think that the floor-crossing bonanza in the House of Commons these days is not unusual and just a routine part of…
The good, the bad, the ugly, and the Carney of the Iran War
The Iran War, now in its second month, has given people around the world a fresh opportunity to evaluate their nation's leadership. Regardless of…
Canada’s woke weekend
Last weekend saw both the federal NDP leadership convention take place, and the Juno awards. It was an amazing confluence of wokeness at both…
The new Mr. Dithers
Back in 2005, The Economist magazine dubbed then-prime minister Paul Martin “Mr. Dithers” for Martin’s indecisive leadership during his first 14 months in office.…