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Thanks CB,
been following it a bit and see Doug has been working his magic for ya on your barrels.
Busy with the great new book, perhaps that proven liar Rocky Mtn Bill BS's would enjoy:

Well, Canada elected a Liberal government. Probably not a great sign for 2016 here. Now at least we can watch our northern neighbor enjoy the fruits of hope and change as we have for the last 7 1/2 years...Geo

p.s.: And blame it all on 10 years of Harper!

There's a lesson here for the GOP, Geo. The country voted for change, period. The one-man Conservative Party had lost its moral authority. Conservative mainstream media and its most distinguished columnists said Harper had to go. His assault against Canadian values drove away millions of conservatives. All of Canada won.

There was sort of an analogy in our big traditional dinner at the end of the grape harvest on this election day (before the ballot boxes were opened). The chatter was about busier lives making fewer get-togethers of love and laughter like the old barn raising or wood splitting parties. A young picker said "We're harvesting more than grapes."

That was Canada yesterday. Conservatives got their party back. Blame rested squarely on Harper's shoulders.

You know, King I have a hard enough time stomaching US politics without having to try and keep up with Canadian. I don't know what Harper was all about, so I'll take your word for it that Canada needed a change.

If Canada has no term limits, I guess if a mistake's been made it can be rectified without having to wait for a set term to end? My concern over the liberal party election was what that vote might foretell for us in 2016. We are not so different from Canadians as I see it...Geo

I wonder if King would be crowing about a Liberal loss. Somehow, I doubt it. I do think it is ironic that King Brown would once again mention his grape harvest considering his anti-gun sentiment he expressed above. He links mass murders to our Right to Keep and Bear Arms, and goes so far as to say we actually accept mass murder in the name of personal freedom.

So using this twisted and disgusting line of logic and reasoning, can we conclude that King Brown and others in the wine making industry actually accept and defend the deaths and injuries and illnesses that result from alcohol abuse and drunk driving?

Or is King simply an anti-gunner in denial of his own words and rhetoric?

IS KING BROWN AN ANTI-GUNNER?

Err, I work with a Canadian expat who isn't too pleased. He says your boy�s a vapid child of privilege who will lead Canada further down the shitter. But, he had enough and moved here so�

Point being, there is no such thing as Canadian (or American) values.

First Western leader with tatts?

There's gotta be an award for this, maybe a maple leaf something or another. I thought the indigestion was coming from King's analysis, and you've bridged the divide. Maybe, some day we'll find out what ole Harper did wrong.

Harper was the best prime minister during my lifetime (of 57 years). He set out to break the political and media dominance of the Toronto/Montreal axis of power, and greatly succeeded. But in doing so, engendered the undying hatred of the elites he choose to go up against. They used his lack of charisma and uncomfortableness on the public stage (he's a policy wonk not a marketer) to frame the debate that he's a cold autocratic dictator in the making.

He undid the centralization of power in Ottawa that Trudeau's father championed, reversing decades of abuse of the regions by central Canada, in particular, the West.

Canada won for having Harper, not for getting rid of him. History will look kindly upon his time in office, as it has Harper's inspiration, Preston Manning.

As noted in my post in the other thread, this is a vapid analysis of who Trudeau Jr. is. He has thrived and succeeded by being underestimated. I know lots of vapid children of wealth and privilege. Trudeau is not one of them.

His considered analysis is hateful. It concerns throwing open the doors for Syrian and Middle Easter migrants. The Denver Post is quite fond of Trudeau.