Bank of Nova Scotia trust company: Unfeeling Bastards

Giuseppe and Francesca Piterna have lived in their three bedroom home in west-end Toronto for 45 years, but on Thursday morning they’re being evicted because a trust company foreclosed on them...

...The family’s real estate agent Keith Myrick managed to find a buyer for the property and secure an agreement to sell the Davenport Ave. and Old Weston Rd. home for $233,000.

But the Bank of Nova Scotia trust company has turned down the deal.

“I don’t think $233,000 gets everyone paid,’’ said David Dolson, the lawyer for the trust company.

May you burn in Hell.

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Morally Bankrupt Americans: Peggy Noonan

An unbelievable admission of willful ignorance. Wake up Peggy, your country is no longer a "Great Nation", just a brutish one like all the others.

Welcome.

More unbelievable is that Americans are actually in doubt this was a war crime and that something should be done.

Walk on, walk on. Befehl ist Befehl.

Morally Bankrupt Americans: The Washington Times

Remember as you read this article, the author is trying to convince you that waterboarding is not torture (a word only used once in the piece), and that we should be upset if the U.S. is not permitted to continue the practice...

"It's not painful. It's very effective. You just need to make a quick decision - do I do what they want or risk not breathing ever again. It scares the hell out of you. But painful? No."

And then there's this little gem...

It has been used on a grand total of only three terrorist suspects

Must be ok, if it was only used three times...wonder if that kind of defense would be useful in a murder trial...is there a magic number when waterboarding becomes unacceptable?...four suspects...ten?

By appeasing his left-wing base, he [Obama] is potentially placing millions of innocent Americans in danger.

Those wacky left wingers, always standing up against little things like torture. Sheesh, those hippies..

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