By

 

James Bredin

 

 

Canada’s bureaucracy at the UN has been reduced,

Despite the large numbers the adscam Liberals introduced,

UN proposals are mostly vetoed but they’re not too bright,

Various camps veto each other completely out of sight.

 

A constant UN exercise in bureaucratic futility,

Which sometimes can cause extreme international hostility,

The war in Afghanistan is only one small sample,

Dead UN observers in Lebanon is another example.

 

And Saddam’s oil for food has been completely shredded,

No evidence of where the billions went or where they were headed,

 And no one is allowed to question UN ethics,

Or find out whose side they might be on in these antics.

 

There are no front lines but Canadians are being killed,

Our UN peace keepers over there all so well drilled,

Suicide bombers kill our soldiers in those conditions,

And all it does is improve UN political ambitions?

 

There is no honorable victory and little debate,

No peace keeping there since Alexander the Great,

The British and the Russians realized this and left,

It was years and centuries ago and they all left bereft.

 

Why should we be involved in their ethnic wars and affairs?

If they want to kill each other over there; who cares?

That’s right; the UN wants us up to our necks and involved,

They have their own agenda and we’re going to get it solved.

 

Can we withdraw our troops and live in splendid isolation?

The war on terrorism can’t be won with soldiers on station,

There is no battlefield and they won’t come out and fight,

Their uniform is a suicide bomb belt out of sight.

 

Thursday, August 03, 2006

 

 

 

 

 

 

National Confusion

 

By

 

James Bredin

 

The terrorist is busy claiming his Charter Rights,

The JP giving the pedophiles bail in the night,

Immigration at the airport is close to confusion,

Incoming terrorists involved in this delusion.

 

Fierce allegations of racism floating about,

By left-wing soft-on-crime activists no doubt,

Their hidden agenda to open the prison gates,

And build up a special hatred for the United States.

 

And politicians off in Ottawa busy far away,

They’re reading Trudeau’s Charter night and day,

And McGinty in Toronto lying about his lies,

City Council wondering what next to decriminalize.

 

And the adscam Liberals want to rule once more,

They were kicked out and they don’t like being ignored,

They allowed the prisoners inside to vote for them,

And their soft-on-crime appointees seldom condemn.

 

And their left-wing propaganda sheets we endure,

Pumped out in their papers every day for sure,

How many of these adscam guys should be in jail?

And unlike the terrorist guys, never given bail.

 

Tuesday, August 1, 2006

 

 

 

 

 

 

War Crimes and the United Nations

 

By

 

James Bredin

 

UN peace-keeping missions don’t seem to mean much any more,

Sitting targets in a war and left dead in blood and gore,

So these days peace keeping only shows the UN impotence,

As they try to impress us with death and their importance.

 

Pretentiously pushing peace keepers here and there,

Plus Kyoto Accord and their global taxes everywhere,

Hope you live in a place where you don’t need their assistance,

Try anything instead, even peaceful coexistence.

 

As they pompously pronounce constant consultations,

So they’re not going the way of the League of Nations,

Though their oil-for-food Saddam scandal was rotten,

The papers were shredded and now it’s all forgotten.

 

Their Human Rights Commission has of course been changed,

So everything’s okay they say and human rights rearranged,

And Lebanon war crimes people going to jail in The Hague,

Like Milosevic where UN judges may be a little vague.

 

 

Monday, July 31, 2006

 

 

 

 

 

By

 

James Bredin

 

Who said they doubled their pay one day at lunch time?

Toronto City Council tribe at the trough all in a line,

While the poor people were taxed to the max up to their eyes,

Politicians increased the debt and invented more lies.

 

Their commissioned appointees were told what to promote,

No referendums, no recall and councilors with one vote,

And afterwards they smiled and joked with so much glee,

Blatantly drained the treasury to become rich bourgeoisie.

 

While the City of Toronto went deeper in debt,

The mayor and his minions said this was no sweat,

They say there might be another garbage crisis soon,

Or maybe the Toronto Transit by the next new moon.

 

While the people of Toronto were trapped in a grid lock route,

Their conspiratorial politicians didn’t give a hoot,

Nothing would change except the politicians pay,

Left wing socialists helping street people and the gay.

 

Incinerators can’t happen because they might make smoke,

Plus left-wing environmentalists consider this a joke,

Our garbage goes to Michigan every day and night,

Pay the Americans but they’re all so polite.

 

Friday, July 28, 2006

 

 

 

 

 

By

 

James Bredin

 

Building after building stacked with single mothers,

Surly sisters with different surnamed half brothers,

These future single mothers and now fatherless boys,

Listen to their loud music and other ghetto noise.

 

Subculture of smoke, guns, gangs, brothers and others,

The top layer of this sub culture are the single mothers,

Demanding their rights for government welfare support,

As though they were on holidays in this ghetto resort.

 

And none of this is ever broadcast in the media,

No words could describe it even in the encyclopedia,

And politicians look on this as voters’ human rights,

Can’t be fixed, can’t be changed and it’s such a delight.

 

And bureaucrats and social workers wall to wall,

24/7 and these good folks are always on call,

And maintenance too to mow and sweep and clean,

And keep everything running like a brand new machine.

 

Thursday, July 27, 2006