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I try to say what is on my mind and not hurt others, but some things need to be said whether they hurt or not and I do just that. I try to listen as well as talk, but my opinion is just that mine. You need not take it as your own, just respect the fact that I am entitled to it, as you are yours.
Archemdis / Talking Things Out In My Mind- Canada Can’t Change Its Bad Behavior Or Make Things Better, While Espousing Revisionist History and Engaging in Hypocrisy June 26, 2019Canada could be all that it its citizens and leaders imagine it to be, but all its people would have to stop lying to themselves and the rest of the world. Canadian leaders boast falsely to its citizens and those … Continue reading →archemdis
- Notre Dame Cathedral Burns In Paris…Sign From God? April 16, 2019First let me say that I am glad to hear that nobody was killed by the burning of this building. The building itself has no special significance for me…but maybe God is trying to say something. I am stunned as … Continue reading →archemdis
- Learning About Canada’s History Not Found in Our History Books By Learning About Our Communities’ Old Buildings 2 March 4, 2019Canada’s old buildings, offer anyone who visits them a different and equally important take of Canadian history. Continue reading →archemdis
- Learning About Canada’s History By Going To Towns, Visiting Old Buildings and Talking To People February 9, 2019Canadians are more than the battles that we have fought and the bad deeds of a few. Continue reading →archemdis
- Canada Can’t Change Its Bad Behavior Or Make Things Better, While Espousing Revisionist History and Engaging in Hypocrisy June 26, 2019
Monthly Archives: November 2011
Goodbye Occupy Protests Of The World And Goodbye To Democracy And Our Right To Protest
A crowd of people stood watching in silence not really showing any emotion and I thought to myself how sad. I wondered were there any post office workers among them, or maybe some Air Canada employees in the crowd? Striking is just another form of protesting people and if you stood there thinking how right the government was shutting this protest down it is with the same reasoning and lack of respect for democracy that they shut down your strike, your protest as well. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Air Canada, Canada, democracy, Eviction, Government of Canada, Homelessness, Mayor, Montreal, Nonviolence, Occupy Montreal Protest, police, Protest, Toronto
Occupy Montreal Missed The Point Of The World Protest It Joined, Or Chose To Ignore It
The other “Occupy Protests” were more than just government sanctioned sit ins. the people of all the other protests understood that the homeless and all of the other people shunned and looked down on by the 1% of the world’s population could be them in the near future if things did not change and were them in the eyes of the 1% right now. Continue reading
Provincial Ministers Threatened? City Mayors Frightened? Construction Cost Soaring? What Corruption?
Scandal is not a new problem for Quebec or the federal government, corruption in the construction industry and scandals involving all levels of government in just about every town, city, province and at all levels of government awarding contracts to obviously crooked enterprises, taking bribes and turning a blind eye to shoddy work and substandard work until some one dies has been the norm for Canada. Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Canada, Government, Montreal, Quebec, Rotten Deal For Seniors, The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Canadians, Construction, Crime, Fédération des travailleurs du Québec, Gérald Tremblay, heavy handed tactics, Jacques Duchesneau, Jean Charest, Lisa Raitt, Lise Thériault, Louise Harel, Montreal, Organized crime, Political corruption, politics, Politics of Quebec, Public inquiry, Quebec, Quebec government, Richard Bergeron, stepping up to the plate, Trade union
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What Does Being A Democratic Country Mean In The New World Order?
As I look at what is going on in the so-called governments of the “Democratic Countries”, of the world at home and outside of their countries, I see democratic governments by virtue of the vote only and even this is a sham. What the candidates say means nothing and they for years have taken away the power of the people a little at a time to the point where they openly tell the population to leave the governing to them and that we do not know the intricacies of governing a country. Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Canada, The work force, Uncategorized, United States of America
Tagged Aldo Leopold, Aristotle, Campaigns and Elections, Canada, Canadian, democracy, Democratic, Direct Democracy, European Union, Government, Greece, Greek, Harley-Davidson, Harper government, India, Iron, Iron tests, Liberal democracy, Mining, politics, Population, Premiership of Stephen Harper, United States, Voting
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Jean Charest, the Conservative Leopard That Changed His Spots For Liberal Stripes, Or Did He?
Premiere Jean Charest is an example of a leopard trying to change its spots; we all know that it is impossible, but we refuse to stop voting for him out of fear of the other political parties and their stand on the separation of Quebec from Canada and anglophone rights in Quebec. No matter how he disguises himself and no matter his assertions that he has become a tiger, he can not and will never stop being a leopard. Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Canada, Government, Hydro Quebec, Quebec, Quebec Sponsored Genocide, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Conservative, Hydro Quebec, Jack Layton, Jean Charest, Liberal, Liberal government, Montreal, Ottawa, Parti Québécois, Pierre Trudeau, politics, Quebec, Quebec Hydro, Quebec Liberal, Quebec Liberal Party, Quebec Liberals, Quebecer, Sikh
I Did Not Forget Rememberance Day / I Am Thankful Everyday
Our government has treated our veterans in a shameless way. So this year in a personal protest I bought my poppy and said a prayer for the fallen and the living veterans of Canada and the many veterans all over the world and their families. I prayed for an end to all of these senseless wars and the killing and suffering that wars bring. I prayed for peace and the end of war so that there would be no need for veterans and widows of war and the crippling effects of war. I prayed for the day that there would be no longer a need for Veterans Affairs, in my house, alone. Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Uncategorized
Tagged Afghanistan, Canada, Canadian, Conservative, Conservative Party of Canada, Conservatives, Disabled American Veterans, Holidays, Korean War, Military, November 11th, Organizations, Remembrance Day, Veteran, Veterans Affairs Canada, Veterans Day, World War I, World War II
Should The Prime Minister Of Canada Be Trying To Destroy The Liberal Party Of Canada
I think that the good ideas that the Conservative party of Canada have are getting misrepresented by this constant undermining and rewriting of anything that was ever done by the Liberals. I for one would like to think that even if I do not agree with the policies of a government that is running our country that its motivation for doing what it is doing is that it thinks that it is acting in the best interest of the country and therefore me as well and not just out seeking to destroy another political entity at my expense. Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Canadian, Conservative, Conservative government, Conservative Party of Canada, First Nations, Harper, Kelowna Accord, Liberal, Liberal Party of Canada, politics, Premiership of Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, Stephen Harper, United States
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