Comments on: Diane Ablonczy, Brad Trost and Charles McVety

By: Bene Diction

Bene Diction — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 01:25:47 +0000

I caught Charles McVety’s show during the Oscars.
The automated studio format is not kind to him is it?
There were times he was blithering and even he knew it.
He not only used every label, he repeated them.
Shambles is a good word.
There is some genuine anger at the Conservative Party, but I don’t think The Conservative Party is listening.
McVety and his friends don’t handle marginalization well.
I hear Canadian Christian College (the building) is looking rather shabby.
The best place for him is in front of someone like George Stroumboulopoulos, who is well prepared and can get someone like McVety to admit on a conscious level his shtick is clownish.

By: Torontonian

Torontonian — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:22:34 +0000

McVety has no credibility since he can’t speak on a
subject without resorting to name calling or using
derogatory terms.

Those two elements are used by those not able
to present a strong and convincing argument.
You can see/hear like discourse from persons like
Michael Coren, Bill O’Reilly, CFRB radio Toronto
and two Toronto newspapers.

If they aren’t using these two components of
discourse, then they’re simply pandering to their
audience by using emotionally-charged phrases
like “sex parade” or “limousine liberal” or “lieberal”
or ” _______-deniers”.

Every time these people resort to such tactics,
they take themselves and their audience down
to the lower regions of *reason* and the
area where incitement-filled reaction reigns.

Another of their trademarks is that one is not
able to comment on their sites or comments
are moderated or deleted.

McVety’s website is a shambles and it is
almost revealing what his mind is like; a shambles.
Most Canadians have nothing to do with these
persons and these controversial persons are
pushing THEMSELVES further to the sidelines.

Time for someone to tell them the parade’s gone by.

By: Bene Diction

Bene Diction — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 18:42:44 +0000

Canada Christian College got his his accediation back through a private members bill in the Ontario Legislature – P4, sponsored by Frank Klees in 1999 giving degree granting authority for Canada Christian College.

The College lost the right in 1982 in Ontario and continued to grant degrees through it’s Manitoba charter. In 1998 the college was ordered to cease operation in Ontario.

Then the private members bill.

Trost won his first seat as MP by the second closest race in Canadian history, his second term by a wider margin.

By: Sherm

Sherm — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 16:27:10 +0000

So McVety wants his college accrediation back? Maybe it’s time to launch an email campaign to our MP’s to warn them about this man.

As for Trost – one trick pony. Canadians need to wake up and get rid of these individuals. Their agenda, like McVety’s, can only further hate.