tomhudson's Journal: Adscam ... google for it!

Adscam - ask for it by name - accept no substitutes
update

So, I wonder when I'm getting my letter or day in court:

federal lawyers could charge Canadian bloggers and website owners with contempt of court or suggest AdScam Justice John Gomery issue warning letters.

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Original post:

So, am I going to get a knock at the door from the RCMP like this poster hopes?

You have no right to subvert the law in this case, and I sincerely hope you get charged for subverting a Justice's edict.

It would be interesting ...

Yeah, I know ... soap on a rope, find the biggest, meanest-looking dude and punch him in the face first, act crazy (or crazier than usual, any way), etc...

"Justice's edict." - must be from Ontari-ari-ari-o. Most of us just call 'em "judges".

Search links: google
http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/archives/004220.php the original blog
http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/the blogger goes on TV
http://www.canoe.ca/NewsStand/EdmontonSun/News/2005/04/04/981827-sun.html Newspaper leas it ...
http://maisonneuve.org/blog/index.php?itemid=901 the Chretien (former prime minister) family connection
http://www.nealenews.com/nealenews.com, the Canadian site that links to captainsquartersblog.com
http://www.sitemeter.com/default.asp?action=stats&site=s16captainsquarters&report=0 updated reports for traffic on captainsquartersblog

Nice to know

[gmhowell]

Nice to know that America doesn't have a monopoly on retarded government apologists. I particularly how the one fellow replied that we 'only have one side of the story', ignoring the fact that the ban is part of the reason only 'one side' is available.

Do you have red provinces and blue provinces?

BTW, what's the logic behind letting a government set elections semi-randomly? Seems that every X number of years on such and such date would prevent things like a 'snap' election. (I know it leads to a different

Re:Nice to know

[shadowspark]

Do you have red provinces and blue provinces?

Sort of. Alberta is definitely a 'Red' or conservative province, but the conservative colours here are blue. Ontario (which together with Quebec control pretty much the entire country) are 'Blue' or the liberal voting provinces but Liberals are red in colour. Canada is a little more unique in that we have multiple parties though. We have the NDP which is a left-leaning party, and there's the Bloc Quebecois but I never know anything about them because they'r

Re:Nice to know

[tomhudson]

Well, the last few elections, Quebec has been majority Bloc they now have something like 54 out of 75 seats, and are probably going to increase that beyond 60 in the next election.

Also, if the Liberals implode the way the post-Mulroney Conservatives did, that leaves a lot of seats for the NDP and the Conservatives to split up (the last election was marked by a lot of scare tactics on the part of the Liberals - along the lines that if you voted NDP, you were helping elect the COnservatives. People won't buy