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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- We Didn’t Know Won’t Work This Time April 24, 2022Perhaps democracy and the rule of law has always been more talk than walk. Something to hold up a orated about, but not fought for when challenged. Continue reading →archemdis
- Color Them Yellow – NATO, Western Alliance, G7, G20, United Nations and All Who Watch and Do Nothing! February 25, 2022When in comes right down to it the world was a better place before the Western Alliance NATO, the G7, G20, the United Nations, SWIFT, and all of the other international organisations who hide behind membership in order to not do the right thing. Continue reading →archemdis
- What Have We Learned About Canadian Police, Policing, Politicians and Some Canadians As a Result of Covid19 February 9, 2022What of the rights of those who have followed the law, did their part to help those most vulnerable in society to covid 19 and are unable for medical reasons to get vaccinated? Who speaks for them? Who protects their right to live in peace to be able to go to work to quite frankly and literally live if it is not the government and not the police? Continue re […]archemdis
- How Long Will The Vaccinated Be Sacrificed To Save The Unvaccinated? January 13, 2022It is time to stop the nonsense and letting the will of the few dictate the lives and deaths of the majority. Continue reading →archemdis
- We Didn’t Know Won’t Work This Time April 24, 2022
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Montrealers Ticketed And Fined Under The City’s And It’s Borough’s Crazy Rules And By-laws
When children can not run free in fields of dandelions because of fear of parents being fined by the city and our rapid transit workers will strand a woman and her child on the street after dark endangering their lives I must say that this makes me ashamed to live in Montreal. Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Government, Montreal, Quebec, Uncategorized, Walking parks, what is wrong with public transit
Tagged Canada, Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Homelessness, Law, Montreal, Montreal Children's Hospital, Quebec, STM
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Quebec’s North River Regional Park / All Of The Wonder That Is Nature With All Of Its Raw Power
I would have no problem recommending this as a must do, must see for all of the family park to visit. I could think of no better way to enjoy a walk, see nature and get a little fresh air, than to visit Quebec’s, North River Regional Park. Continue reading
Posted in Prevost Park, The Laurentians, Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Laurentian Mountains, Mont-Tremblant Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, Park, Quebec, Recreation, Regional park, Regional Parks Botanic Garden, Rivière du Nord (Laurentides), Saint-Jérôme Quebec
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The Sounds And Sights Of Summer That I Love
I thought to myself maybe this is the way it should be for humans too. Every human with the capability of making his or her own house, providing their own food; maybe that was God’s original plan, before man decided to alter God’s plan and alter the natural course of nature so that they could have what they wanted instead of what they needed and become as close to being a God as humans can get.
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Posted in Canada, Government, Montreal, Ontario, Prevost Park, Quebec, The Laurentians, Things to do and places to visit in Canada, Things to do in Montreal, Things to do in Montreal for free, Tourism, Traveling, Uncategorized, Walking parks
Tagged Animalia, Biology, Bird, Bird bath, Environment, Flora and Fauna, God, Heron, Human, Insect, Mating, Ornithology, Rapid, Recycling, Rock (geology), Spider web, Tree, Water, Water Resources, Waterfall, Zoology
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Running Montreal, Quebec’s, St. Lawrence River Rapids In A Kayak
It is funny you can visit a place a thousand times see and read about the history of a place and when you see something like a kayaker alone near the rapids you forget what you learned and read. I had read a thousand times about the First Nations People of Canada braving the rapids where they could in their canoes, but all this slipped my mind as I watched this man out in the white water with his kayak paddling and going nowhere. Continue reading
Posted in Prevost Park, Things to do and places to visit in Canada, Things to do in Montreal, Things to do in Montreal for free, Tourism, Traveling, Uncategorized, Walking parks
Tagged Boat, Canada, Canoe, Canoes and Kayaks, First Nations, Kayak, Montreal, Paddle, Quebec, Rafting, Rapid, Recreation, River, Saint Lawrence River, St Lawrence River, United States, Water, Water Resources, Watercraft, Whitewater
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25 Ton Piece Of Concrete Falls In Viger Tunnel Raising Questions For Me
Looking up at the metal mesh patches that are supposed to stop the pieces of the crumbling structure from falling down and crushing me is not relieving my anxiety. In fact they only serve to remind me that I am in danger of being injured or killed.
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Posted in abuse of power, Canada, Government, Montreal, Quebec, The work force, Tourism, Traveling, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Champlain Bridge Montreal, infrastructure, Mercier Bridge, Montreal, Overpass, Quebec, Quebec government, SNC-Lavalin, Transport Department, Tunnel
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Is There Such A Thing As A Good Zoo, Or Are They Just Prisons For Animals?
I think all zoos are prisons for animals, but I do understand the joy and educational benefits they have. As I walked through the Ecomuseum Zoo in Montreal, I witnessed the joy and the love for these animals that the children expressed and was sorry that it came at such a high price to the animals. Is it enough that the children squeal with delight , or is there another lesson to be learned here as well? I will leave it to the individual to decide the right and wrong of it as usually is the case in all I write about. The majestic captive eagles hopping about and trying to take flight, but held firmly bt chain, rope and leather, that made up my mind for me.
Posted in abuse of power, Government, Hydro Quebec, Prevost Park, The Laurentians, Tourism, Uncategorized, Walking parks, Zoos and Aquariums
Tagged Animal, Aquarium, Arctic, Bear, Biology, Bird, Canada, Great white shark, Habitat, Hunting, Polar bear, Polar Ice Cap, Shark Week, United States, Virtual Zoos, Wild fisheries, Wildlife, Zoo, Zoology, Zoos and Aquariums
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Politics Asside All Levels Of Canadian Government Are Failing Canadians
Municipally, provincially and federally this great country of ours and our people are being over taxed and ill-served. The fact is that the level of mismanagement of tax payer money is now bordering on criminal. One only has to look at the situation in Montreal to see that all governments are doing it shamelessly. Continue reading
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Montreal’s Homeless / The People We No Longer See
People are sleeping out in the elements, in the most degrading, dirty and unsanitary conditions, while we argue about whether or not we need to build housing for the poor and whether they are a provincial or a federal problem.
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Banking, Beat Cops, Beat Cops, Canada, Charitable Organizations, charity, Crime On The Rise, drugs, drugs and children, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Free Community Services, Government, Juvenile Delinquency, Montreal, Montreal Police, Prejudice, Quebec, Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, The work force, Things to do and places to visit in Canada, Tourism, Uncategorized, United States of America
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Bilingualism: A Dream For Unification Turned Into A Nightmare of Canadian Division
Okay I have stopped laughing and am trying to compose myself so that I can type. Has anybody out there in cyber land asked why the need for a French language debate at all? Why the need for language police, or … Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Canada, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Prejudice, Quebec Sponsored Genocide, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, Teachers, The work force, Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, bigotry, bilingualism, Bloc Québécois, Canada, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadians, English Canada, English language, English-speaking Quebecer, family support, French language, genocide, Gilles Duceppe, Government, Government of Canada, heavy handed tactics, justice, language laws, Language policy, Law of Canada, law suits, Montreal, politics, prodedure, Quebec, Quebec government, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate
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