It’s interesting that when Canada’s leaders need serious health care they come to America: Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams will be sidelined from three to 12 weeks because of heart surgery he’ll undergo at an undisclosed location in the United States, says acting premier Kathy Dunderdale. I saw this article at Don Surber’s place, [...]
About Canada’s health care system
by Kim Priestap on 02. Feb, 2010 in Economy, health care
Vancouver Health Authority canceling thousands of surgeries to bridge budget gap
by Kim Priestap on 22. Aug, 2009 in health care
Vancouver Coastal Health proclaims on its website that it “delivers quality health services to the people and communities we serve.” It would be funny if it weren’t such a gross inaccuracy. We are learning that the system is canceling thousands of surgeries in order to bridge a budget gap. If you have any family members [...]
Have you ever wondered what socialized medicine was like in Canada?
by Kim Priestap on 13. Jul, 2009 in government, health care
Steven Crowder gives you an up close and personal look at Canada’s socialized health care system. Seriously. He went to Canada and tried to get care in Canada’s hospital and clinics:
Quebec judge undermines parents’ rights in Canada
by Kim Priestap on 08. Apr, 2009 in News, government, parenting
Last year, the Canadian Human Rights Council, a inappropriately named group, put commentator MarkĀ Steyn on trial for what it called Flagrant Islamophobia because of his book America Alone. It was a shocking attempt to police the thougths and speech through intimidation and persecution. Steyn ultimately won out and was acquitted, but the fog of [...]
I'm Kim Priestap
I'm a Reagan conservative and believe in his core principles as outlined by Jeffrey Lord in The American Spectator:
1. The idea that an individual was and should always be the master of his or her own destiny.
2. The belief in the unique character and powers of every human being and their personal opinions.
3. A belief in freedom under law, as opposed to the concept of modern liberalism that power is everything.
4. A belief that collectivism and the centralizing of power in Washington threatened Americans with a loss of freedom in their own communities and daily lives.
5. A belief in the individual over bureaucracy.
6. That modern liberalism has, in the words of Whittaker Chambers, a "vindictiveness...of temper."
7. That, as Reagan wrote, "we cannot diminish the value of an entire category of human life -- the unborn -- without diminishing the value of all human life."
8. That we will all die, but what makes the difference, as Reagan once said, is what we die for. That there are things worth dying for, and peace, alas, can never be purchased at any price but strength.
9. That freedom belongs to every individual by divine right.
10. That freedom is better than control.

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