Thank Azathoth for ADSCAM, eh?

Think about it.  What a great bargain for the wingnuts.  It cost taxpayers roughly 40 million.  With the CONs at 36% average, that’s about 17.5 mill to them.

The Economic Action Plan signs, paid for by the taxpayers, cost between $800 to $7,000 each to produce and install.

The ten per center flyers used for partisan attack ads - also paid for by the taxpayers, is up to 10 mill a year and expected to go higher.

And there are the giant photo op checks with partisan logos which we paid for.

Let’s not for get the in-and-out scam that could cost us another mil. 

But Adscam just keeps on giving and giving.  It has been used to counter attacks such as the in-and-out scam, dubious contracts, and now:

In response to this vile rant on the torture allegations, wingnut Hunteroffortune says:

Liberals are seeking truth, Manboy? Right, they should be seeking the truth of where the 40 million they still owe us taxpayers is. That would be seeking truth. The political leader that needs to be questioned is Chrétien, for the missing millions but also, how much did he and his cabinet know about this "supposed" torture.

Sure, because nothing...nothing is as bad or will ever be as bad as Adscam and all Conservative ills are to be ignored as a result.  Not even enabling torture.

In his piece of pontifical poo, Charles Adler wonders: There must be some days when you ask yourself the question, "Who stands up for Canada?"

Not people who are asking for a public inquiry, according to Mr. Blind Patriotism. 

Now I do understand that the more refined among you, who loathe our military and loathe our foreign policy and loathe everything that Canada stands for,  I understand that the nuanced among you who sit on your fat arses in upscale coffee shops sneering at people who you think of as low rent fools, think I am embellishing some serious issues in order to dismiss the issues. I am not here to dismiss anything except your so-called feigned interest in our country's place in the world.

Wow!  With 49% of Canadians finding  Richard Colvin’s testimony credible as opposed to 10% siding with federal government ministers, there are a hell of a lot of folks with big butts sitting around in upscale coffee shops. 

If I can save enough, I should invest in one.  But of course, it will need extra large seats for those large asses.  Isn’t yours a little on the hefty side, Adler?

Dude, it’s because we love our country, our military, and our foreign policy (or what it once was) that we want this matter cleared up.

Get a brain!  Moran.