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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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His Royal Highness Stephen Harper The First Of Canada Extends Vacation For His Court (Royal)
With his decision to prorogue parliament for a record-breaking 4th time and to keep parliament from sitting while writing his throne speech, his Royal Highness Stephen Harper The First Of Canada extends vacation for his court(royal), but not to his subjects (The average working stiffs in Canada); in fact they have to work longer before being able to retire, by his royal command. Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, Government, Uncategorized
Tagged Bev Oda, Canada, Canadian, Canadians, Conservative Party of Canada, First Nation, Government of Canada, heavy handed tactics, House of Commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Kelowna Accord, Liberals, Pamela Wallin, politics, prodedure, Quebec, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, Thomas Mulcair
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Are We An Ignorant People, Slow To Grasp Things, Mentally Incompetent An Unable To Determine What Is Good For Us?
How could we be anything else but a country full of ignorant people, slow to grasp things, mentally incompetent and unable to determine what is good for us, if we just stand by and accept all this as okay as just politics in Canada as usual without putting up the slightest of objections? Continue reading
Posted in abuse, Canada, Government, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Canadian, First Nation, First Nations, Harper, Harper government, Prime minister, Prime Ministership of Stephen Harper, Stephen Harper
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Thank Goodness I Do Not Have To Pretend!
This is a government that needs to be protested at every turn and the world needs to know that as soon is it is legally possible we as a nation will be removing this democratic farce now running things and go back to the Canada that was loved by all Canadians and most of the world; a loving, caring decent Canada.” Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, Charitable Organizations, charity, Child torture and child soldiers, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Government, Juvenile Delinquency, Prejudice, Rotten Deal For Seniors, stereotyping, Terrorism, The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Canadian, Conservative government, First Nation, First Nations, Government of Canada, Harper, Kelowna Accord, Kyoto Protocol, Stephen Harper, United States, White Supremacy
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Moving Beyond the Indian Act Not On The Table For Harper And The Government Of Canada
We as Canadians have been sold on the idea from the Canadian government that doing the right thing morally and legally is something we do not have to do if in the end it does not get us the result that we seek and that somehow with the passage of time the truth somehow will change and what was once illegal will become legal, what was once and immoral act will somehow become morally right and what was once unjustifiable will somehow with the passage of time justify itself. Continue reading
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Tagged Assembly of First Nations, Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, Canada, Canadian, Canadian government, Canadian nationality law, First Nation, First Nations, First Nations People, Government of Canada, Indian Act, Law, Liberal Party of Canada, Prime minister, Prime Ministership of Stephen Harper, Shawn Atleo, Stephen Harper
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Stephen Harper, Prime Minister Of Canada Succeeds! There Are Now Officially Two Kinds Of Canadians / Which Kind Are You?
Being Canadian to me, means being willing to grow and appreciate all of the difference in our food, religion and dress and our individual cultures and blend them all together, not allowing them to drive us apart. The ability to put people, before money, peace ahead of war and charity above the amassing of personal wealth, embodied what being a Canadian was all about. I believe Mr. Harper and his government are wrong and in their attempt to make Canada great and stand out has cheapened us and took away what made us distinct in the world, respected and admired. Mr. Harper has divided the Canadian house against itself and everyone knows what happens to a house divided. A house divided cannot stand. Continue reading
Health Care Is The Problem Of The Provinces Says Harper / What Was Promised Under Duress During An Election Does Not Count
It is like the Harper intent is to commit genocide and the object of this genocide are the poor people of Canada. Maybe in the next election campaign, he will use this strategy to explain to voters how he and his party did their part in wiping out poverty and the harm it does, by culling the herd with measures like this one. Maybe he will seek another majority government based on all of the money he has been able to save without touching the pockets of real Canadians? It is hard to say what is in this mans head, but his intentions are crystal clear; Harper intends to wipe out poverty not by bringing up the standard of living of the poor, but by wiping them out like he is doing to the Liberal Party. Continue reading
The Absolute Power Of A Majority Government Could Be Used To Do Good But Political Will Is Not There
Why does our Canadian government choose to ignore the suffering of its people, when it could use the power of a majority government to do so much good? Continue reading
Nothing For First Nations People, The Metis, Or The Inuit Of Canada Except Empty Promises
We have forcefully taken away from this people all that they were and have altered all that they knew so that they can no longer return to their simple way of living, but deny them to this very day the tools like a guaranteed education, clean drinking water, decent housing and some of the land that was promised to them by countless governments of all political stripes. Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, drugs and children, feeling rejected, feelings of hurt and hatred, Free Community Services, genocide, Government, Prejudice, Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, Uncategorized, Water Wars
Tagged Aboriginal peoples in Canada, Canada, Dalton McGuinty, First Nation, First Nations, Geoff Parker, Government, Government of Canada, Inuit, Kelowna Accord, Malawi, Métis people, Nelson Mandela, Peter Lougheed, Pope John Paul II, Shawn Atleo, Stephen Harper, United Nation, United Nations
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