Nobody could possibly be this dumb ...

... could they? It's got to be a setup.

Ad on Craigslist goes trolling for trolls. Hilarity ensues.

Note to Harpobots: first rule of astroturfing is, don't let people know you're astroturfing.

(h/t Sabina Becker, Susan Delacourt, Joanna Smith and a whole host of others ... )

What Beijing York said: Sunday evening edition

The more acceptable depraved political agendas become, the more acceptable it becomes for many in society to prey on those considered weak.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a government to defeat

(With a nod to Val Sears.)

Our task is clear, dear friends. Story in the National Newspaper suggests that the non-stop monkey chatter about coalitions is getting some traction, and crowding out discussion of everything else.

Stop the attacks on mentally disabled Parkdale residents

Time out from talk of elections.

Sixty-two-year-old George Wass died earlier this week after someone attacked him on the steps of a Parkdale rooming house last Friday. He was hospitalized briefly and then released. He had been kicked repeatedly in the head and the ribs. He suffered two cracked ribs, cuts to his head and face, a black eye, and had trouble breathing. The autopsy said he died from blunt force trauma to the chest.

It was the fifth attack on a mentally disabled Parkdale resident since January. It's believed that the same person is behind all the attacks.

This video from Paisley Rae is a response to George's death.



Can't really add much to it.

Another late-evening edition of What Beijing York said

And finally tonight:

We have to actively kill those memes - costly election, unwanted election, economic stability and scary coalition government.

How can Canadians by and large be cheering on demands for democracy on the "Arab street" while re-electing a party found to be in CONTEMPT of Parliament? Hopefully more Canadians will put two and two together and realize that they have to put a stop to the erosion of our freedoms and democracy.

What are we speaking of, when we speak of democratic infrastructure?

OK, so I was on the Tweeter today, and I was being a bit of a smart-ass (All together now: Really, OB? We're shocked. Shocked!) about the leaders of the three main parties.

This one's for Montreal Simon

Day like this, can't deny the guy a little measure of enjoyment.



Rock on, bro.