Letter to the Editor from the Calgary Sun, Friday, June 7, 2024

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Withdraw from the United Nations

Enough of this unelected garbage. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres calls for a ban on fossil fuel ads. This guy is so dumb he doesn’t even know they are hydrocarbons, but I guess fossil fuels sound horrible. All these so called global elites are the epitome of mediocrity and simple-mindedness. I’d love it if Poilievre told the UN to fuck off and Canada to withdraw from this corrupt, tyrannical, despotic organization.

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Jeffrey Anderson

(That’s too harsh. The United Nations is not all bad.)

Trudeau, stop running!

This PM needs to stop running from the issues, both previous and current, and start answering them, and stop hiding behind gag orders, privilege, apologies and national security. Face it and be a man!

George Ewart

(Standing up for justice is not his style.)

Clone Home

I had an appointment yesterday in the deep south at Legacy. If you want to see row houses, go there. There is no structure or personality to the exterior. There is no street parking on most streets. If the city likes this kind of housing density, I bet the rezoning is not going to sit well with most Calgarians. It is so ugly that I literally had to try to find my appointment. Everything looks the same.

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Lee Randall

(So don’t move there. We believe the people who live there love it.)

Meet and sweep

Maybe Mayor Gondek could request a meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau during the Stampede parade to discuss how unwelcome both of them are. Stampede officials could even arrange for a special vehicle so the two of them can meet in complete privacy, like their own private street sweeper at the end of the parade? You know, the one they use to clean up all the animal waste. I think that would be appropriate.

Bruce Haynes

(Good advice!)

Solutions exist

With regard to the June 5 letter (unhappy campers), all of the issues the author mentions as needing to be given higher priority than the Alberta Pension Plan could be addressed by the $5 billion in savings Albertans would receive each year if we had our own Alberta Pension Plan.

Ron Quigley

(Is that an accurate number, Ron?)

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