We skipped playing Ann for you last Sunday due to the long weekend and computer issues on our end.  She's back today however...  Here's part 5 of Ann reading her book "How To Talk To A Liberal":

In case you missed them, here are parts 1 , 2 , 3 , and 4 .

You can purchase your own copy of the audio book here (click )

 

What does that mean? Well, this Spring, that means a Biblical plague of black flies and mosquitoes have descended on the Canuck countryside, that's what it means. It means jillions and jillions of blood suckers, veritable clouds of them, more than I've ever seen.

I don't think Warren's happy unless he's the only bloodsucking parasite in the area... 

...and whines that it isn't fair:

TORONTO - An American national guardsman who refused to redeploy to Iraq pleaded with the Canadian government on Wednesday to let him stay here now that immigration officials have ordered him to leave within three weeks.

Sgt. Corey Glass, 25, is said to be the first Iraqi war dodger from the U.S. to face imminent deportation from Canada.

"I don't think it is fair that I should be returned to the United States to face unjust punishment for doing what I felt morally obligated to do," Glass told a news conference.

"I appeal to the Canadian people and the Canadian government to honour their tradition of respect for human rights and support my decision not to participate in this unjust war."

Like other American soldiers who fled to Canada, Glass's claim for refugee status has been turned down on the grounds he faces prosecution in the U.S., not persecution.

A separate federal assessment concluded he might be punished for desertion but that didn't mean he was serious risk of abuse in the U.S.

"The applicant faces no more than a mere possibility of persecution," the immigration officer decided in a decision released Wednesday.

He was given until June 12 to leave or face forced removal.

A note Corey (no I won't use his rank or his last name because he doesn't deserve the respect):  Signing up to join the US military was a voluntary task.  You signed a legally binding contract.  You broke said contract.   No, no the UN is not required to validate your contract.  Deal with it...