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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- Meaningful Change Requires Honesty and Transparency June 15, 2020In no way do I condone police brutality or the unnecessary use of deadly force. I do however see the need for change and honesty on all sides. Continue reading →archemdis
- Stand Up! Stop Allowing Canada To Be Bullied! May 28, 2020Sometimes you must look a bully in the face and say, "Do your worst, but this stops here and now." Continue reading →archemdis
- Monkey See Monkey Do April 28, 2020Monkey See Monkey Do Continue reading →archemdis
- Donald Trump’s America Is Responsible For More Deaths Then covid 19 April 21, 2020Donald Trump's America is responsible for more deaths then covid 19. Continue reading →archemdis
- Meaningful Change Requires Honesty and Transparency June 15, 2020
Tag Archives: English Canada
Things That Make Quebec Distinct But Are Not Good For The People Of Quebec Or The Province
The French revolution was invented and constructed for the purpose of manufacturing liberty; but it had neither lever cogs, nor adjusting powers, and the consequences were that it worked so rapidly that it destroyed its own inventors, and set itself on fire Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, genocide, Government, Montreal, Prejudice, Quebec, Quebec Sponsored Genocide, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Schools and Learning Places, Security and Public Transit, stereotyping, Terrorism, The work force, Traveling, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Culture of France, English Canada, Montreal, Parti Québécois, Pauline Marois, Quebec, Separatism
Moving Day Comes And Goes In Quebec And Quebecers Handled It Well!
Now some would say that because the day was switched to because of a Jérôme Choquette of the Quebec Liberal Party, that it was not a Separatist plot at all to make the Canada celebrations less, but a way to ease the pressures and stresses on the children attending school. Well I still ask why not August 1st? Let us not forget that it was Quebec Liberals that gave us Bill 101 and we all know what was behind that.
Posted in Beat Cops, Beat Cops, Canada, Free Community Services, Government, Hydro Quebec, Montreal, Montreal Police, Moving Day In Quebec, Quebec, The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged bigotry, Business, Canada, Canada Day, Canadian Museum of Civilization, English Canada, English language, Furniture, Government, Government of Canada, heavy handed tactics, justice, Luke Schenn, Montreal, Moving Day (Quebec), Parliament Hill, politics, Prince William of Wales, prodedure, Quebec, Rick Mercer, Rideau Hall, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, Tim Horton, Trailer Park Boys, Truck, U-Haul, Verdun
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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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Louise Beaudoin Jean Charest and the Quebec National Assembly Agree That Multi Culturalism Has No Value In Quebec
Finally we see who the people are and which political parties are taking part in denying the English-speaking people in the Province of Quebec their religious rights and freedoms guaranteed them under the Charter Of Rights And Freedoms of Canada and why they are doing … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Beat Cops, Beat Cops, Canada, domestic violence, Government, Montreal Police, Prejudice, Quebec Sponsored Genocide, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, Teachers, Terrorism, Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, Angela Merkel, bigotry, Canada, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, christianity, courts, Crime, Culture of France, David Cameron, English Canada, Government of Canada, heavy handed tactics, Jean Charest, judges, Juvenile Delinquency, Kathleen Weil, Louise Beaudoin, Montreal, Multiculturalism, Parti Québécois, Pierre Trudeau, politics, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, prodedure, Quebec, Sikh, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, The Catholic Church, Vic Toews, Warfare and Conflict, World Sikh Organization
Quebec’s Distinct Society
Quebec is in truth a distinct society and they should not be taking any bows, it is not a compliment. We as a province have betrayed our country, the people of Quebec and are the private joke of the world. … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, feelings of hurt and hatred, genocide, Government, Prejudice, Quebec Sponsored Genocide, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, Teachers, The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Bloc Québécois, Canada, CEGEP, Charter of the French Language, Education in England, English Canada, English language, family, family support, French language, genocide, heavy handed tactics, Jean Charest, Junior college, justice, Montreal, Parti Québécois, Pauline Marois, politics, Premier of Quebec, prodedure, Provinces and territories of Canada, Quebec, Quebec sovereignty movement, Quiet Revolution, stepping up to the plate, Student, United States, Warfare and Conflict
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When Looking To Place Blame For Canada’s Sorry State, Try Looking In The Mirror
Simply stated politicians are not alone when blame is to be assigned for screwing up this great country; you and me and all Canadians are equally responsible for everything that happens in this country whether it be good or bad, because it is our … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, Free Community Services, Prejudice, stereotyping, Terrorism, The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged bigotry, Bloc Québécois, British Columbia, Canada, Canadians, Christian Paradis, English Canada, Federal government of the United States, Gordon Campbell, Government, heavy handed tactics, Jack Layton, Jim Flaherty, judges, justice, lawyers, Montreal, Natural resource, Parti Québécois, politics, prodedure, Provinces and territories of Canada, Quebec, Stephen Harper, United States
