Soooo good.

Thank you so much. Very glad someone finally made good use of that interview footage.

Brilliant

You made my day !

Right, Brilliant!

Loved it and I don't even care for rap.

Critics say...

"I laughed while busting dope moves."--Me

Yep

Passing that one along. Especially to the Alberta brother-in-law...

Great stuff!!

I've watched it 3 or 4 times and it just makes me laugh my a$$ off.

Wrong Puppet Master

Great video except the last image. Really, the ghost of Mao is the puppet master? Silly me I thought they lived on Wall Street. Once again the 1% dodge the criticism for THEIR actions. The last cell screams that the problem must be the Chinese not our benevolent rulers to the south of us. Maybe the Wall Street bull should have been bleeding the oil.

Hilarious otherwise.

Bloody marvellous, monty

Bloody marvellous, monty python bust a gut truth, anal probing aliens !

Delete

Stupid + Stupid = Stupid Too.

Come on, Tyee. You can do better than this.

Comic Genius!

Since the days of Jonathan Swift, satire has been a brilliant means of exposing political corruption.

Well-played, Caitlin Dodd,David Henderson-Hean,Kai Nagata, Spencer Powell, and Emile Scott. Well-played, indeed.

Ricky

I'll continue believing that the real control of the tar sands lies with the American oil companies. You are welcome to believe that China, the junior partner in the rush to exploit this filthy product, is wagging the dog.

Yesterday Rex Murphy on Cross Country Check Up..

..did a show from Ft. McMurray. His line seemed to be similar to a Glenn Beck or Rush Limbaugh trying to provoke a particular sentiment from Ft. McMurray residents in the audience; one that would be based on misconceptions he determined everyone else had about the place. I mostly enjoy Rex Murphy's vocabulary but this was pure BS in flowery language.

Now I don't have any thoughts about the place one way or the other, and even if I saw a picture of the tar sands pit I would not assume that residents were anything but well-meaning people trying to make a decent living. I really resented Rex Murray trying to make Ft. McMurray sound like the little community being picked on by everyone else. The rest of the country and the world for that matter just does not know that the Fort is a nice bustling, vibrant community he whined as did the Mayor of the town. Such arrogance was astounding.

I started to wonder if Rex Murphy was another Kathryn Marshall who could never understand that the battle concerns a pipeline through northern B.C. If Ft. McMurray sees the opposition to the pipeline as a threat to the economy of their community, that can't be helped. It has nothing to do with those opposed to the pipeline seeing Ft. McMurray as a bunch of rubes and hayseeds. Those were Rex's words.

It has something to do with the risk Northern B.C. is suppose to take in order for the company Enbridge to make great profits exporting it to China. Now If Ft. McMurray doesn't understand that then they are a bunch of "rubes and hayseeds."

As for Rex Murphy's performance, it was enough to make one gag.