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archemdis
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- My Fight To Remain Self-Reliant / My Ongoing Battle With Cervical Stenosis With Myelopathy August 17, 2017If anyone would told me that I would not be able to walk properly, or carry a ten pound bag of potatoes, I would have called them a liar. Well they would have been right, because this is where I find myself these days and this is my journey, thus far. Continue reading →archemdis
- The Truth In Truth And Reconciliation Is A Hard Pill To Swallow For Everyone August 8, 2017Putting truth and reconciliation together to form the title of a process that was tasked with creating a better relationship between the federal government and the indigenous people of Canada, one could mistakenly assume that both the Federal government and indigenous leaders were trying to bring out into the light the hidden history of European contact with […]archemdis
- What Exactly Were Canadians Celebrating And Was It Worth The Cost? July 7, 2017While the government claims that Canada's indigenous peoples must wait patiently for fresh drinking water, the healthcare program is unsustainable and Canadians must work longer before they retire, the government spent a half a billion tax payer dollars on a nation wide party. Continue reading →archemdis
- Why Is Priority Given To The Opioid Crisis While Other Canadians Asked To Wait Patiently For Help? June 22, 2017Canadians need to remember that when a politician says there is no money to fund something, what they are really saying is that there is no political value in helping you. Continue reading →archemdis
- My Fight To Remain Self-Reliant / My Ongoing Battle With Cervical Stenosis With Myelopathy August 17, 2017
Category Archives: feeling rejected
LGBT Community to Get An Official Apology from The Federal Government! Still No Official Apology for Canadian Black Citizens
All that the Afro-Canadian Black once was, was forcefully taken from them: replaced even in freedom by those of the White masters. It is historical fact that the Canadian government took an active role in what was going on. Continue reading
What Will It Take To Stop The Senseless Deaths Of So Many Innocent People And End The Terrorist Attacks By Both Sides?
Where I stand and what I believe can be found I’m the words and thoughts of Diane Foley the mother of journalist James Foley who was beheaded by “Jihadi John,” in 2014 in Syria. I think that peace will come when more people and government leaders begin to think like her and her son. Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Canada, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Prejudice, Racism, stereotyping, Terrorism, United States of America
Tagged act of terrorism, Al-Qaeda, bigotry, christianity, Diane Foley, ISIS, Islamophobia, James Foley, justice, politics, Taliban, terrorism, War on Terrorism, Warfare and Conflict, Western Alliance
I Do Not Think That Nigger Is Just Another Name Like Ottawa, Bouchette, Or Maniwaki, Claire Hamel
After living in Montreal, Quebec for 60 years I am not still naive enough to be surprised, or shocked when it comes to the government of Quebec’s lack of sensitivity where Black people are concerned. Continue reading
Posted in abuse, Canada, ethnoside, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Prejudice, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Racism, stereotyping
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Black face, Canada, Canadians, Claire Hamel, fighting city hall, justice, Mayor Réjean Major, Montreal, Nigger Rapids, politics, Quebec
I Believe That Quebec Is A Lawless, Racist Province That Can Never Be Allowed To Become A Lawless, Racist Country
Quebec can never be allowed to become a country, because it would become a lawless, racist state; a country with the ideals, morals and values that are no better than those of ISIS, or Israel and the other like minded regimes whose very existence threatens to tear the world apart! Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, ethnoside, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Montreal, Prejudice, Quebec, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Racism
Tagged bigotry, Bill 101, Canada, Canadians, heavy handed tactics, justice, Montreal, politics, Quebec, Quebec Charter of Values, Quebec Language Charter, Quebec sovereignty, racicim
Reconciliation Will Never Be More Than An Unrealised Dream
I feel that something needs to be done, but like most Canadians aboriginal and non aboriginal, I honestly do not know what to do to fix things. Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Child Abuse, ethnoside, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, genocide, Government, Prejudice, Racism, stereotyping
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Canada, Canadians, Conservative Party of Canada, cultural genocide, First Nations, First Nations' Reconciliation Report, genocide, heavy handed tactics, justice, politics, Premiership of Stephen Harper
My Reaction To Truth And Reconciliation Report
How can Canada even begin to change when Prime Minister Stephen Harper feels that by referring to the plight of the aboriginal people of Canada as forced assimilation rather than cultural genocide somehow sounds better and absolves todays Canadians, of any guilt or responsibility for any problems those aboriginals are facing today. Continue reading
From Coast To Coast To Coast It Is Acceptable To Be A Racist In Canada, Just Listen To Your Government And Watch The Polls
I do not question the valor, honor or the bravery of our men and women who go to fight where the government tells them to go, but I do question why this government is sending them on such missions, when the Canadian government does not practice what it preaches and refuses to right the wrongs of Canada’s own past and present. Continue reading
Posted in Canada, ethnoside, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Montreal, Prejudice, Quebec, Racism, stereotyping
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Canada, Canadians, Government of Canada, politics, Racism, rsidential schooling
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