The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Waving the Ukrainian Flag of Surrender Hitting another new low DONALD JEFFRIES The other day, to celebrate one more atrocious piece of legislation that slapped average Americans in their already battered faces, members of  your  Congress waved a flag in celebration. Well, that’s par for the course, you might say. After all, our “representatives” love to cloak themselves in false patriotism. But they didn’t wave the American flag. Old Glory. The Stars and Stripes. The one that once still waved over the land of the free and the home of the brave. By the way, the guy who wrote our National Anthem, Francis Scott Key, would probably have reconsidered his own patriotism if he’d lived to see his grandson imprisoned by the tyrant Abraham Lincoln. No, our “representatives” were waving the Ukrainian flag. It’s the most popular flag out there. Well, the LGBQT+ model is pretty chic as well. The last known Americans to be waving an  American  flag in the Capitol are now sitting in prison, victims

  The Great Canadian Darkness Average Day in Canada FORTISSAX You can feel it, don’t you? I know you feel it. If the title caught your eye, you know what this is aboat. You know what it's aboat because you can feel it, viscerally. You look around every single day while you're oat and aboat. You feel it commuting to work and back. You feel it when you go on a grocery run. You feel it going downtown. You feel it every time you have to call the CRA about why your account is locked. All you want to do is file your taxes this year, but the web developers who made the site have friends in parliament and they outsourced the federal contract to a company overseas while pocketing the rest of the departmental budget. Someone answers the phone. Shouting, they ask you for your name and birth date. You tell them your birthday is August 20th. Sukhdeep, "John," insists that your birthday is August 2nd, and to prove your identity, you need to send physical copies of your identificati