Dopey And The Dustball

June 6, 2011 @ 12:31

I spent the weekend at the tin palace this weekend and really wasn't plugged in to the world around me, so the story about the "rogue page" in Ottawa escaped me until today.

And there's another dimension to it today.

Now it turns out that the world's public enemy number one against personal hygiene thinks what that spoiled little ignoramus did in the House of Commons on Friday was cool.

That disgusting dust ball who lurks under the greasy ball cap, Michael Moore thinks that Brigette DePape deserves credit for holding up that stupid sign that said "Stop Harper".

Why?

The whole exercise showed nothing but a lack of knowledge, first by the kid, and now by the king of gut cheese.

"Stop Harper?" I mean really, how is that going to happen when the man has a majority?

Did Ms DePage not witness the election a few weeks ago. Did she not notice that the Prime Minister got enough to seat to become unstoppable? She obviously doesn't know how our government works, which is enough on its own for her to lose her job.

What a snotty little brat. She takes the job knowing full well that Parliamentary pages are supposed to be non-partisan, yet she turns around a pulls an embarrassing stunt that doesn't even make sense.

Why wouldn't she lose her job? Forget that she's stupid, she did enough to lose her job before exposing her ignorance of our system.

And don't get me goin' on Moore. Admittedly, I enjoyed some of his early work, but the later stuff has been your typical left leaning bullshit. Sensationalized crap.

For him to support DePage explains some of his recent work - he obviously doesn't do his homework. If he did, he'd realize that her goofy little stunt was pointless because the guy we're supposed to stop just got a majority that lasts four years.

The whole thing nauseates me. I don't need to have a chat with DePage to know what she's all about. One of those mouthy little creeps who spends a lot of time preaching about things she doesn't know about, spouting advice when she doesn't have enough life experience to fill a thimble.

And Moore - long before he opens his mouth again, he should have a shower.

Category: Politics

16 Responses to "Dopey And The Dustball"

Paul
June 6, 2011 / 22:14

Offensive little *&%$!

Rick C in Oakville
June 6, 2011 / 22:42

Don't worry Freddie P she has had her little 15 minutes of fame. Harper showed restraint and level headedness by letting her have her little moment in the sun.

I expected this from one of the NDP kindergartener's. but really hasn't been an issue except for the Toronto Star.

As for Moore, liked his early work such as Roger and me, but you have to love America, now he is successful and rolling in the dough, he isn't as effective as he once was, now that he is part of the established film elite in the USA.

Murph
June 6, 2011 / 23:06

She also mentioned about an Arab Spring here in Canada. The young Left actually has been rallying around that concept.

Im pretty sure the Arab states have been rebelling to get a legitmate democratic process. In Canada we just democratically elected a government and the youthful left want to impose their ideologies on the rest of us.

El Torpedo
June 7, 2011 / 06:57

Murph, exactly. That's what I think I found most offensive about this whole thing - the idea that what was going on in the Arab states is at all applicable here in Canada is nauseating. She should try living in Syria before she bitches about the great hardships of living in Canada under Harper. She should actually be embarrassed.

Anonymous
June 7, 2011 / 07:35

another person with nothing to say getting way too much time to say it

Pauly Walnuts
June 7, 2011 / 08:39

Maybe she can get a job at Queen's park and support the bang up job that McGuinty is doing.

Verna
June 7, 2011 / 10:24

Dopey and the dustball...that's really good
I can't stop laughing

THE OTHER JAMES
June 7, 2011 / 10:35

It worries me when you can refer to Harper as unstoppable. That in itself is scary bullshit. The page was wrong in doing what she did though. You have to show respect for the house.

Irvine
June 8, 2011 / 00:20

Lol what a bunch of grumpy old men. Shes a college kid. Lighten up

Irvine
June 8, 2011 / 10:14

Never underestimate college kids for their passion Fred. Why many years ago it was youth that protested to allow things like ..... Interracial marriage.

THE OTHER JAMES
June 8, 2011 / 10:59

Leave Moore alone. At least he noticed there is a country above the U.S.A.,not like a lot of Yanks. Micheal says what most people are afraid to say.

Freddie P.
June 8, 2011 / 11:50

@Irvine
That's quite the leap. A social struggle compared to a dumb kid, who I bet, if asked why we should stop Harper, wouldn't be able to give an answer.
Interracial marriage? Surely you jest.

Irvine
June 8, 2011 / 20:51

Sure its a leap but youth are supposed to question things. Sometimes its serious sometimes its half baked. Thats youth dude.

YOU getting so worked up over some kid with a protest sign mystifies me. At least she has an opinion and expresses it. Better than xBOX an 420 no?

Sussex Cars
June 9, 2011 / 08:43

I see Tony Blair is issuing warnings to the Arab leaders about the so-called 'Arab Spring'. He cites this and he cites that but nary a word about what some feel is the real issue; the value of the dollar. For any who don't know, Hussein was interested in abandoning the petrodollar and demanding that Iraq's oil be purchased only in Euros, raising the value of the Euro and lowering the value of the dollar. Ghaddafi went one better, proposing that he and other African countries create a new currency, the 'gold dinar', and insist that their oil be bought using only those, thus potentially not so much threatening to lower the value of the dollar as its complete destruction. America's poodle Tony Blair was happy enough to pack British people off to war in Iraq to defend the American dollar, yet curiously there's not a word about this I can see in his new book, 'The Journey'. How strange.

sc2 rankings
August 5, 2011 / 08:37

swarm on mate

miedzyzdroje noclegi
August 28, 2011 / 13:19

It's quite common knowledge in Libya that the Killer of WPC. Fletcher is Gaddafi henchman Matoug who had been also involved in the killing of Libyan dissidents abroad. As a Libyan I'm certain that we shall perform the right thing and deliver both criminals to the proper authorities to face justice It is in the interest of all parties , the West, Libya and the victims' families to determine closure about this matter completely.

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