Showing posts with label Remy Beauregard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Remy Beauregard. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 April 2012

Self-Pitying Toews and victims of CON bullies


Au cours de sa vie, Rémy Beauregard a... (Archives, LeDroit)

Rights and Democracy, the organization that Remy Beauregard gave his life to defend, has now been euthanized by the Harper government.

Meanwhile, the Vic Toews pity party goes on and on.

God's wrath is fickle and and unjust.

Remember when Vic Toews threw himself a pity party and nobody came?

Oh. Wait.
While no laws were broken, the Conservatives want to learn if anyone else was involved and if Carroll is being used as a scapegoat to protect key staffers. [...]

Toews also wants the committee to look into Liberal MP Justin Trudeau's role in the affair. He was one of the first to retweet the volleys to his followers.

"It's very clear Justin Trudeau is in vikileaks30 up to his neck," said Toews.

Opposition MPs say the Conservatives are hammering the vikileaks issue to change the channel on allegations of election fraud.
Pretty loose and cheap talk for a serial adulterer and sexual predator. CONtempt of Parliament - it's how the CPC rolls. Attack others for actions that they're guilty of advocating and practicing.

I hope Trudeau sues Toews for slander and defamation, though I suspect his generosity of spirit is greater that Vic's vile spleen.

Saturday, 7 May 2011

"You like me!"

Prime Minister Stephen Harper waves to the crowd following his speech on election night in Calgary. Harper won his coveted majority government.

"You really, really like me!?!?!"

Actually ^NOT, Stevie. The Contempt Party sycophants screaming your name at your election night whoop-de-do still fear and loathe you. But they're happy enough to belong to a *winning* party. And they don't care which dirty tricks facilitated that turn of events because soon they'll be lining up at the trough, a venerable tradition in your party. It's why we call you Cons.

Here's someone who certainly doesn't like you & who nailed what you and your regime stand for - an authoritarian government who will spy on its citizens, build more prisons, spend millions of dollars on military toys and encourage the privatization of health care.

She and her husband belong to the collateral damage your Contempt Party has caused on the road to a dominionist Canada controlled by you and your acolytes.

From here, Remy Beauregard and Suzanne Trépanier with War Child Canada.

Rémy Beauregard, de l’Ontario à l’Ouganda

They chose this work as an expression of their commitment to social justice and human rights, not for the opportunity to make money or to secure votes.

Wednesday, 13 January 2010

ReformaTory Vitriol

One of the excellent uses people are making of the Canadians Against Proroguing Parliament Facebook group is posting links, old and new, to potent examples of the Harpocans' arrogrance, misuse of power, spitefulness, and disdain for Canadian institutions and values.

Here's one that combines all those ReformaTory features -- plus someone DIED.
The entire staff of a government-funded rights advocacy group is calling for the resignation of three Conservative appointees from the board of directors, including the chairman.

The extraordinary letter from the staff of Rights and Democracy – a non-partisan, two-decade old advocacy body – follows the death last week of president Remy Beauregard, who died of a heart attack following a vitriolic board meeting.

I don't know anything about Rights and Democracy or its president. But my sweetie has a heart condition and the people around him, family, friends, co-workers, know it. Of course, people do have heart attacks out of the blue, but most of them happen to people with known problems. If it were known that M. Beauregard had a heart condition, it's pretty disgusting that the people around him let a meeting with him get so out of control as to be described as 'vitriolic'. Because we know how well ReformaTories do vitriol. Like this guy:




On the brighter side, it looks like spines are sprouting up everywhere. Well, except for our absolutely useless opposition parties.

ADDED: I should have included a link to Rights and Democracy's site. It looks like they do good work.

MEA CULPA: I hadn't read Dr Dawg on this before I wrote. You should.