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Welcome to Evilness
Wednesday, December 31 2025 @ 08:43 MST

Family part deux.

Tuesday, February 07 2006 @ 10:07 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

Some of you may remember when I discussed my attempt to contact my biological mother. Well, yesterday I received a reply. A letter arrived confirming that I have the right person.

A dark age is a comin'

Monday, February 06 2006 @ 08:06 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

I think that western society is heading towards a new dark age. This story about a NASA PR man shows the lengths that the Bush Administration will go to pander to the theo-conservative elements in the Republican party. The erosion of science by religious zealotry will eventually result in a new dark ages. A time when decisions are made by one of the most powerful men in the world based on mythology and not fact is upon us and being forced on the people of the United States.

What a shock

Saturday, February 04 2006 @ 09:46 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

Kipped from wendy_licious
Your results:
You are Spock

Spock		77%
Geordi LaForge		70%
Will Riker		60%
Leonard McCoy (Bones)		55%
Worf		50%
An Expendable Character (Redshirt)		50%
Jean-Luc Picard		50%
Data		47%
Deanna Troi		40%
James T. Kirk (Captain)		40%
Beverly Crusher		35%
Mr. Scott		35%
Chekov		25%
Uhura		20%
Mr. Sulu		20%

You are skilled in knowledge and logic.
You believe that the needs of the many
outweigh the needs of the few.

Click here to take the Star Trek Personality Test

A Tory Victory?

Tuesday, January 24 2006 @ 10:28 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

So the government I thought we'd get is what we've got. Am I happy with the results of the election? Yes. The NDP gained seats. The Tories have only a minority (and why that's good look here) and the Liberals weren't wiped out. Add the fact that the BQ lost support to the mix and all in all it was a good election outcome. So at this juncture I have some advice to give to the new prime minister, should he want more than a Joe Clarkesque term in office.

Scary stuff kids

Friday, January 13 2006 @ 02:08 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

No other way to describe it. This link from Rick Mercer's blog says it all...
Remember to follow the link in the post... not for the faint of heart!

Why a Conservative Minority Government Would Be Good For Canada

Thursday, January 12 2006 @ 02:47 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

This may come as a shock to most people I know, but I think a Tory minority government would be good for Canada. For those of you who don't know me, I'm somewhat of a socialist. I'm a member of the NDP and have even run at the provincial level for them. So why would I be saying a Tory minority is good? Read on.

Election Thoughts

Thursday, January 12 2006 @ 02:46 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

Many of you are probably surprised that I haven't written more about the election, being a political scientist and all. There's a couple of reasons why I haven't, mostly that I was on holidays over the winter break and was just too lazy to think of anything. I now, however have some things to say about the campaign so far.

Alberta whines again.

Monday, December 19 2005 @ 11:01 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

With the coming federal election, I've heard much in the Alberta media about how little time and energy the federal parties are putting into the election in the province. For example, the leaders of the three main federal parties made whistle stops in the province over the weekend. These stops are likely to be the only stops for the Liberals and the NDP, and the Tories probably won't have much more. This of course leads to Albertans complaining that no one is listening to them. My assertion is that Albertans have no one to blame but themselves for this.

You may now call me God-Emperor

Friday, December 02 2005 @ 02:02 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

Or more accurately Commanding Officer. At a ceremony last night, presided over by the Lieutenant-Governor, command of my cadet unit changed over from the previous CO to me. This means that more of my free time will be sucked up by the cadet organization for the next three years. I am looking forward to the new challenge though, as I can now provide a different direction for the unit, should I see fit. It is also the culmination of a nearly 20 year career as a reservist. That being said, Mrs. Evil still laughs when I say that I'm thinking of retiring from the CF when my tenure as CO is done.

Moving done!

Friday, December 02 2005 @ 02:01 MST

Contributed by: evilscientist

Well as of Wednesday, Mrs. Evil and I have finished our move. We are exhausted but are happy with our new home. Now just the task of unpacking lies ahead, but that can wait till later next week.