Friday, September 25, 2009

Donuts before Liberals

Somebody is trying to start up a viral campaign based on the theme of "PM puts donuts before planet".

There's a Youtube video, a Facebook page, email messaging, etc.

Anyway, the general thrust of the message is that Prime Minister Stephen Harper hates the planet because he opted to pass on a United Nations assembly meeting on "climate change" so he could hold a news conference at a Tim Horton's.

Well if you ask me the Prime Minister made exactly the right choice.

If the choice is between a tasty, sugary, scrumptious donut and an Al Gore-inspired, global socialist scheme to destroy our industrial economy, well the answer is obvious: take me to Tim Horton's.

In fact, Harper should run the next election campaign on this slogan: "Donuts yes; socialism no."

7 comments:

  1. loving that slogan! Gerry I might even donate to donut campaign.

    Climate change us to the tribal age? I just don't think Timmies drive through will be the same on tires of stone looking at a donkey's butt pulling me in for my morning wake up. But will I even be allowed a donkey power plant on my 2020 Chrysler, or will its natural CO2 emissions disqualify its use as a responsible method of powering vehicles?

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  2. 2020 Chrysler? I work for them and even I'm not that optimistic.

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  3. Well, I have a 2000 Intrepid, and 312k on it, and despite it all, very impressed. I was sad when they dropped that name plate. So wistful dreaming it was.

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  4. AToryNoMore5:19 PM

    So in other words, who gives a damn if its a hole in a donut or the ozone?

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  5. Anonymous6:12 PM

    Ozone holes... soo 80's

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  6. My thoughts, exactly. Harper made the most value added decision of the day ->http://leavesteviealone.blogspot.com/2009/09/its-not-about-doughnuts.html

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  7. Hummm, Donuts....

    - Homer Simpson.

    I love donuts as much as Harper does for sure, let's go to Tim Hortons right f*cking now!!

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