Jan 242013
 

Mark Hasiuk speaks with independent researcher and freelance journalist Vivian Krause about her progress on uncovering the money trail that identifies United States special interest groups influencing the affairs of Canada. Of special note is the enormous amount of money and influence being funneled through environmental groups that seem to benefit US oil companies at the expense of the Canadian economy.

This Week On RoadKill Radio! (May 21 – May 27, 2012)

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May 262012
 

Monday, May 21, 2012
Win an Autographed Copy of Michael Coren’s “Heresy”

Reminder: We have obtained five copies of Michael Coren’s latest best-seller, “Heresy”, personally autographed by the man himself! Tune in to hear Kari Simpson and Ron Gray announce the contest rules that can put one of these gems on your shelf!

Tuesday, May 22, 2012
RoadKill Radio News: Barbara Kay and the Trouble with WEUMCULs

In the first of two parts, Kari Simpson and Ron Gray speak with Barbara Kay about the unravelling of today’s society under the lazy eye of white educated upper-middle-class urban liberals.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012
RoadKill Radio News: Barbara Kay and the Museum of Carnal Knowledge

Watch part two of Kari Simpson and Ron Gray’s interview with Barbara Kay as they discuss the blatant
waste of taxpayer money used to fund the Museum of Science and Technology’s “Sexibition”.

Thursday, May 24, 2012
RoadKill Radio News: Anti-Smart Meter Rally at Rich Coleman’s Office

Join Kari Simpson as she interviews Una St. Clair (CitizensForSafeTechnology.org) and Sharon Noble (StopSmartMetersBC.ca) at the anti-Smart Meter rally in Langley, BC, on May 11, 2012. The big question: Is BC Energy Minister Rich Coleman merely ignorant of the facts or is he complicit

Friday, May 25, 2012
EMFilms10: “Don’t be Out-Smarted” – an Eye-Opening Counter-Attack on Smart Meters

Young filmmaker Ethan Meszaros has created this special-effects extravaganza to emphasize some of the problems with Smart Meters. Entertaining and educational!

Saturday, May 26, 2012
Family Freedom Fighters: Why Are Gas Prices so High?

Ron Gray explains the economics of oil, tracing it from it’s source all the way through refineries to your gas tank, and wonders aloud why it’s being made more expensive than necessary. Also, Ron reviews a political party – the CHP – that may actually fit your sensibilities more than any other.

Sunday, May 27, 2012
The Prophets War: Be the Bully

General Disorder from Vulture Guard is promoting bullying in school and work and everyday life. His twisted logic calls for a need for bullies to keep the anti-bullying industry alive, and notes that bullies rarely face discipline. We must cut off his arguments and develop more comprehensive anti-bullying measures. Stay strong – Plan to Survive.

Family Freedom Fighters: Why Are Gas Prices so High?

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May 262012
 

Ron Gray explains the economics of oil, tracing it from it's source all the way through refineries to your gas tank, and wonders aloud why it's being made more expensive than necessary. Also, Ron reviews a political party – the CHP – that may actually fit your sensibilities more than any other.

The Mark Hasiuk Show: Vivian Krause Follows the Money

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Nov 172011
 

Are U.S. Corporations controlling Canadian industries and politics through “charitable” organizations? Mark Hasiuk interviews researcher Vivian Krause, who has documented proof of money being funneled through charities, environmental groups, and investment companies to ultimately affect Canadian policy. Find out how Vancouver’s Mayor Gregor Robertson and U.S. oil interests have benefited tremendously from these shenanigans!

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Thursday, November 17, 2011: Funny Money buying Canadian Policy?

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Nov 172011
 


THE MARK HASIUK SHOW!
TONIGHT

Are U.S. Corporations controlling Canadian industries and politics through “charitable” organizations?

Is Gregor Robertson working for the U.S.?

Nov 17, 2011– 7:30 pm


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Mark Hasiuk interviews Vivian Krause, a researcher who has documented the proof that money is being funneled through charities, environmental groups, and investment companies to ultimately affect – “buy”- Canadian policy!

Find out how Vancouver’s Mayor Gregor Robertson and U.S. oil interests have benefited tremendously from these shenanigans!

The Mark Hasiuk Show ~ Where Truth Prevails
Thursdays at 7:30pm

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Oil tankers are already plying B.C. waters safely

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Apr 152011
 

FACE TO FACE: Should oil tankers be allowed off B.C.’s north coast?

Most British Columbians want to see oil-tanker traffic banned off the northern coast of B.C. and so it’s no surprise that many politicians running in the current federal election are of like mind.

To me, however, it’s clear that, until the wind blows at reliably brisk pace (which it doesn’t), and until the sun shines steadily upon our roofs (which it certainly doesn’t in the Tri-Cities), and until rivers flow at a reliable rate (which they never will), and until nuclear power plants are made safer and more acceptable to consumers (which may yet transpire), the world’s best, most reliable form of energy will continue to be carbon-based… Click here to read the entire article or click here for a PDF version.

Terry O’Neill’s Evil Commentary

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Mar 182011
 

Does anyone other than a dwindling minority of Procrustean traditionalists recognize evil anymore—personal evil, that is? Oh, sure, there’s plenty of the geopolitical variety to go around these days, especially in North Africa. And there’s more than enough being identified on the national stage by perpetually outraged critics within this country too, most notably by those on the political left, who eagerly attach the E word to everything from corporate profits and free trade to the oil sands and Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s piano playing.

But we rarely hear about individual Canadians doing “bad” things, exhibiting sinister behavior, acting wickedly, or carrying on immorally, let alone sinning.

Instead, there’s always some sort of exculpating explanation for bad behaviour. Shoplifters suffer from kleptomania; corrupt officials have succumbed to stress or have manifested a previously undiagnosed psychiatric disorder; prostitutes are victims of the patriarchy, poverty or both; juvenile delinquents are the recipients of inadequate parenting; inner-city gangsters are victims of racial discrimination; and thieves are impoverished or addicted, and, if the latter, are surely not responsible for the burden of the illness under which they are labouring. You get the picture.

Look at the website promoting the recent Pink Shirt Day/anti-bullying campaign—a cause that should easily give rise to descriptions of bullies acting wickedly, etc.—and you’ll see therapeutic twaddle aplenty along with much vigorous exhortation to get to the root of the problem, etc., but nothing about the plain and simple fact bullies are acting immorally.

Which brings me to Exhibit A, otherwise known as the spark that gave life to this particular column. You might have heard of a horrible hit-and-run accident in Coquitlam, B.C., two weeks ago which left two young women dead. In covering the aftermath of the crash, which included the laying of several charges against a suspect, including two counts of impaired driving causing death, a local newspaper turned to a clinical psychologist from Simon Fraser University for some “insight” into “what might lead someone to flee the scene” of a serious accident without giving help.

Dr. Joti Samra is quoted thusly: “Assuming that it’s a true accident, the reality is… even from the perspective of the person that caused the accident, it can be quite traumatic and cause an acute stress reaction.” Got that? Acute stress reaction.

The good doctor goes on to explain that the brain could be flooded with information and emotion that would cause a person to act unusually. “The fight or flight response is something we’re exposed to when we are faced with extreme traumatic events,” Dr. Samra concludes. “Our body kind of goes into a shock, it doesn’t know what to do.”

Notice the focus on the culprit’s body and not his mind? I suppose it’s true that this human-as-hormonal-machine answer is what you’d expect from a clinical psychologist, whose business, of course, is to produce exactly this sort of pseudo-scientific analysis. But there’s no excuse for the news media to limit their probing into human behaviour to “experts” such as Dr. Samra. Why not someone with some grasp of the profundity of human existence, someone like a novelist, a moral philosopher or a religious leader– someone who recognizes we’re more than just pre-programmed biological machines?

To my mind, it would be a welcome relief—and far more enlightening—to hear some real insights into moral character, the dark origins of personal cowardice, or the nature of evil in circumstances such as these. And so, for example, when asked why a driver might flee the scene of an accident in which he had struck two innocent people, a priest might comment that such a person had become alienated from God, had too easily succumbed to temptation, and had become a sinner in need of redemption.

This would be really useful information as far as I’m concerned, and might also help many readers reflect more deeply on their responsibility—indeed, their duty—to act in a moral fashion.

But, of course, in this secular, humanistic era of ours, we see very little serious discussion about evil in the public square. Perversely, one is more likely to find scintillatingly descriptive words, purring about the concept of evil, in advertisements attempting to induce a consumer to indulge in some sort of deliciously sinful wickedness for an affordable price. Moral inversion to sell chocolate pudding.

A recent full-page newspaper advertisement for Volvo is a perfect example of this lamentable trend. Emblazoned above an image of a shiny red S60 model, the ad copy informs us, “There’s more to life than a Volvo. Like raising a little hell with 300 horses, spanking corners with your all-new sport-tuned chassis. And feeling a little dangerous in a car tricked out with safety technology. That’s why you drive the all-new naughty Volvo S60.” (Emphasis added.)

A 16th-Century proverb holds, “Evil doers are evil dreaders.” Today, however, evil doers are either the next patient for the couch or a target market.

2 November 2010 Webcast

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Nov 022010
 

Show #81 Part 1

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2 November 2010 – BRYAN FISCHER, Director of Issues & Analysis for the American Family Association and host of Focal Point will explore the TEA Party, Taxed Enough Already revolution taking over America (and, we hope, Canada)!

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EZRA LEVANT, author, media commentator, SUN Media Columnist – and one of RoadKill Radio’s favourite free speech warriors – joins us to talk about his new book ETHICAL OIL.

Show #81 Part 3

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BILL WHATCOTT is going to the Supreme Court of Canada – at least, his legal challenge is!! Bill will give us an update on “One Man’s (but supported by thousands) Free Speech & Truth Revolution” that is taking the country and the courts by storm! Asked about Bill’s campaign, Kari Simpson remarked, “A few words spoken in truth can obliterate a thousand lies and truth spoken boldly can save a thousand lives. Bill Whatcott can take credit for accomplishing both.” Click here for the SCC story.