Of all the authoritarian despots, Arden, Daniel Andrews, Biden, Zelensky, Macron, the EU itself and all of the other Klaus Schwab installations, this one is the biggest piece of excrement. I don't see how Canadians let it go this far:
You might consider the possibility that you don't know what the heck you are talking about
Of all the authoritarian despots, Arden, Daniel Andrews, Biden, Zelensky, Macron, the EU itself and all of the other Klaus Schwab installations, this one is the biggest piece of excrement. I don't see how Canadians let it go this far:
sirdroseph: You were remiss. You should always include an explicit warning should Tucker Carlson be the TV host of the video. As a person of Christian heritage, I forgive you.
My quebecoise mother-in-law went this route two years ago. She had terminal cancer and all her bodily functions including her otherwise sharp mind were giving out on her. Former tobacco and alcohol addict. She wanted it; we agreed and helped her. BC provincial government medical staff were superb. No charge.
It is the Quebec College of Physicians that have recommended that euthanasia be extended to severely disabled children. I am personally open to the idea; I am not willing to condemn the societies and cultures that have practiced infanticide throughout history. We are a social being.
But frankly, this is much to do about nothing because the notion of legally sanctioned infanticide will not fly with the Canadian electorate. Not for many decades.
The Atlas Network calls itself a âworldwide freedom movementâ and has nearly 500 partners, including thinktanks like the Manhattan Institute. Other powerful partners include the Cato Institute, a thinktank co-founded by Charles Koch in 1977, as well as the Heritage Foundation, which hosted a keynote speech by Donald Trump in April. Their influence on US politics includes leading campaigns to make Americans doubt if human-caused climate change is real.
Good video! It is a funny relationship. Sometimes I felt like it was being in a satellite... we get all the info but are not quite as "hands-on" as the dwellers on the terrain. But that might be changing... I always love it when I can connect with an American who has dropped their preconceptions about us... even if some of those preconceptions might have been true! ðð¤£
A man who wanted to join the protests in Canadaâs capital over mask mandates called in a bomb threat so police would waste their time chasing it, authorities said, but he called the wrong Ottawa â a village in Ohio.
The man, a 20-year-old from Akron, Ohio, called the Putnam county sheriffâs office twice Monday, said sheriffâs Capt Brad Brubaker.
The first time he made a bomb threat, and then in a second call he said he had been shot, Brubaker said. Thatâs when the man found out he was talking with someone in Ohio.
âHe wasnât paying attention and just called the first number he found,â Brubaker told The Lima News. âHe said he was mad about mask mandates.â
The sheriffâs office said it would ask the county prosecutor to consider charges against the man. (...)
The Coquihalla River tore through the bridge supporting the 4-lane (and very economically important) Coquihalla Highway just upstream/east of Hope, BC like it was cardboard. I know the river and the location really well and never would have imagined such an event in a 200-year time period.
The Indigenous Rebel Who Took the Fight to White Settlers As colonists spread across North America, Louis Riel took up arms â and was demonized in Canadaâs history books. After 150 years, itâs time to reevaluate his legacy.
Heck, Winnipeg is on it's second statue of Riel by the Legislature. They both were crap imo but at least the Metis were consulted about the current one
OK, maybe my situation was special. I grew up in a materially comfortable suburb of Ottawa. Riel was already treated as a Canadian hero back in the 1960s and 1970s.
Along with other notables such a Sir John A. MacDonald — one of the drunk fathers of confederation, and Norman Bethune, the hard partying doctor from Montreal who died working with Chairman Mao.
Prime minister William Lyon MacKenzie King (first half of the 20th century) is fondly remembered by some Canadians for holding seances with "Leonardo da Vinci, Wilfrid Laurier, his dead mother, his grandfather, and several of his dead dogs, as well as the spirit of the late President Roosevelt." (wiki-page)
Americans revere Great Men. Canadians revere weird characters, often with severe substance abuse issues. Quebec has a different set of heroes though Riel and Bethune are admired by many. Canadian FNs will ultimately develop their own heroes.
