Today was a good day for Liberals. Dion looked strong with the formal announcement and costing of his platform. The numbers, reportedly, add up assuming our economy remains the same but thats an assumption all the political are making. As for Harper, he was busy promising to extend life sentence to kids as young as [...]

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Will Be Late, originally uploaded by VladGlebov.com.

Missed my subway, will be late.

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Some of you may be wondering what this “mother of all bailouts” really means for you (Canadian perspective)? Well, let me break it down. The US government just spent about half a trillion on bailing out a few institutions, now it looks like they plan on buying out the entire debt of the sub-prime mortgage crisis. The [...]

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Well, if there was a rule book of what not to do when you are running for Prime Minister, this video would definitely be one of them: 

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So after campaigning on the Green Shift plan for the entire summer and usually highlighting the plan when asked about the economy and environment, all of a sudden, its no longer a major part of Dion’s platform. 
Dion’s explanation to reporters: “You have said it was but never me.” 
The plan isn’t polling well but is diminishing the [...]

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Ever wonder why Lehman Brothers didn’t get bailed out of bankruptcy by the Bush administration? Merrill Lynch, AIG, Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac all got billions of federal money, one way or another, to insure their survival. All except for Lehman Brothers who were only loaned money to go bankrupt. I wonder what could be so special about [...]

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It looks like Obama is raising more money to be spent in one state then any Canadian political party will spend in all of Canada. Over 2 million donors, thats what real public financing looks like. 

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