Just Right… with Bob Metz and Robert Vaughan

959 – You will own nothing NDP happy—socialism is an absurdity

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Apr 082026

In vowing that his party would use “the unmatched power of public ownership,” Canada’s New Democratic Party leader Avis Lewis was really saying “You will own nothing NDP happy.”

As the world ridiculed and laughed at all of the ‘points of privilege’ who attended the party’s March 29 conference in Winnipeg Manitoba, the really laughable fool at the event was Avi Lewis himself, as he and his party continue to advocate the absurdity that is ‘socialism’.

Citing private enterprise and private profits, Lewis reminded his audience “that this country is awash in wealth. We can have nice things. The money is there! We need a government with the courage to go and get it for all of us.”

That such glaring envy, greed, and avarice should be seen as something to be admired in a political party leader – along with his outright calls for the theft of private property – is perhaps among the greatest tragedies of today’s political zeitgeist.
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958 – Story time—heroes tell the tale

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Apr 012026

Is it possible that the most dangerous weapon in the entire world is a story? It’s a proposition that carries more weight than most might imagine.

If you’ve ever wondered why ‘controlling the narrative’ has become such a common phrase, it’s because as never before, people are becoming aware of the fact that they are perpetually immersed in an information war upon which the nature and values of their culture is being contested.

Behind the West’s growing dystopian zeitgeist has been a concerted effort on the part of the American entertainment industry to hijack the great stories and heroes of the distant and recent past. From stories about the American revolution to the sci-fi and fantasy realm of Superman and Star Trek, the promotion of heroism has virtually been abandoned, and with it, any concept or clarity about what distinguishes good from evil. Continue reading »

957 – Ballot boxing—the fight for voting integrity

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Mar 252026

Voting integrity: “On this one issue, we either get to keep America or Lose America” warns American lawyer Peter Ticktin.

With the introduction of the Save America Act (requiring voter ID and proof of citizenship), the fight for voting integrity has entered the arena of a ‘ballot boxing match,’ with the Right in one corner on the side of voter and voting transparency and with the Left in the other corner on the side of secretive and hidden tabulation of votes.

Despite the overwhelming number of Americans polled supporting voter ID, the Left remains adamantly opposed to these requirements. This fact alone should be all the evidence needed to conclude that the Left is dependent on both voter fraud and rigging elections.

After all, the principles behind conducting open and transparent elections are so simple and clear that to obfuscate them should be considered criminal. They include the prohibition of mail-in ballots and machine sourced vote counts. Above all, the use of paper ballots, voter I.D., and a one day voting period should be the norm.
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956 – Intuitively speaking—about the risks and power of intuition

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Mar 182026

Using claims that artificial intelligence is becoming ‘conscious’ and ‘intuitive,’ governments are now planning their next artificial crisis from which to save us.

Speaking at the Canadian Senate’s ‘Committee on Matters Relating to the Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Canada,’ Professor Geoffrey Hinton, introduced as the “godfather of A.I.,” painted a dystopian future of A.I. clearly calculated to induce terror and fear.

The fear-mongering echoes past panics over climate and pandemics, but intuition itself offers the antidote. True intuition guards and protects, always rooted in reality and aligned with our best interests. It leaps from A to Z instantly, bypassing the slow plod of logic, and delivers ‘lightning-like’ warnings we ignore at our peril. Continue reading »

955 – Regime changes—from Iran to Canada

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Mar 112026

“Regime change has a history of destructive regimes being replaced by better ones,” argues Dinesh D’Souza in anticipation of Iran’s liberation. And on that count, he has concluded that “the only people mourning regime change in Iran are the Democrats, the mullahs, and Tucker Carlson.”

And while all eyes are focused on Iran, few are aware of other regime changes occurring in Canada, most notably in the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta.

With the recent announcement by Dallas Brodie (member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia representing the electoral district of Vancouver-Quilchena) that the Canadian federal government “has granted aboriginal title over all of the lower mainland to the Musqueamin Indian Band whose population is a mere 1250 band members,” the alarm was sounded that a regime change is taking place without anyone’s knowledge or consent. Continue reading »

954 – Revelations—from Left to Right

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Mar 042026

Both this year’s State of the Union Address and Trump’s bombing of Iran have provided explosive revelations about the true divide between the political Left and Right.

Indeed, the way Democrats behaved during Donald Trump’s State of the Union Address (delivered Tuesday Feb 24, 2026) was simply uncivilized. They revealed themselves to be perfect caricatures of everything Left.

The image accompanying this week’s blog post depicts the Democrats on the Left remaining seated, while the Republicans on the Right all stand in affirming that their first duty is to protect American citizens, and not illegal aliens. Continue reading »

953 – Restoration project—Britain’s last hope?

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Feb 252026

Is Rupert Lowe’s newly forming political party, ‘Restore Britain,’ really Britain’s last hope to preserve its culture? Apparently, Elon Musk thinks so.

On the other hand, Nigel Farage, leader of Britain’s Reform UK, strongly disagrees:

“Unless we are able to provide a proper democratic antidote to this, then I fear that we will see a rise of a really worrying dangerous form of extreme right ethno-nationalism. And I think that we’re beginning over the last couple of weeks already to see some specimens of it. Nobody over the last quarter century has done more to defeat the genuine intolerant abhorrent extreme far right than me.”

Given his own identification with the Right, boasting that he is an opponent of that polarity calls into question Farage’s motivation behind his condemnation of Restore Britain, which is also identified with the Right. Continue reading »