Quote of the Week:
A former CIA Ops officer gives a chilling account of the fall-out from the debacle in Afghanistan that will scare the heck out of you.

Shocking Stat:
Arguably the most chilling stat coming out of the Afghan withdrawal.

Goofy Award:
Facebook’s absurd choice for fact checker reminds us of a much bigger problem but you’re not allowed to ask what it is.

Quote of the Week 
Historian David Starkey fascinating observation about politics and young people comes with a serious warning. 

Shocking Stat 
So where does Canada’s healthcare system rank compared to 10 other wealthy countries? Sit down before you hear. 

Goofy Award
Being banned from posting on Facebook is not my goofy – the latest Quebec federal election pay off is. 

Quote of the Week
Donald Trump nails the chief characteristic of modern politics – and it’s not good news for the country.

Shocking Stat
So where does all this deficit spending lead? The Parliamentary Budget Officer gives us the shocking destination.

Goody Award
Should call this one the Double Standard – subtitled: Never let an opportunity to virtue signal go waste even when the target’s a contrite teenager.

Quote of the Week 
Legendary Thomas Sowell weighs in on apologizing for sins of the past while refusing to take responsibility for our actions today. 

Shocking Stat of the Week 
Common refrain from business is that we can’t find workers. Wait til you hear how much one state pays workers Not to work. 

Goofy Award
Government is working with social media giants to censor opinions on COVID that they deem misleading but even ignoring the threat to free speech, the trouble is the authorities are not always right. 

Quote of the Week
Culture wars in education are gaining intensity but where did concepts like Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality come from.

Shocking Stat of the Week
Innovation is the buzziest of buzz words but it’s just the latest area where Canada’s ranking is falling.

Goofy Award
As Mark Steyn says – The enduring sheen of revolutionary chic so attractive to some elites is in forlorn contrast to the decrepitude of the real thing.