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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: House of Commons
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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Archemdis An Average Canadian Citizen Thinks That The Conservative Government Of Canada Is Just So Wrong!
I liked the Canada that took care of its elderly, sick, homeless and most fragile of people. I liked the Canada that respected the right of it citizens to strike and collectively bargain no matter how inconvenient it was for the country’s economic plan. Continue reading
Posted in abuse of power, Canada, Government, Uncategorized, United States of America
Tagged Canada, Canadian, Conservative, Conservative government, Conservative Party of Canada, Conservatives, First Nations, Foreign Affairs Minister, history, House of Commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, John Baird, Prime Minister of Canada, Stephen Harper
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Safe Streets And Communities Act / Bill C- 10
Right now with this approach Mr. Harper has declared war on the poor, the homeless and the mentally ill. It is a war that can not be won, because we are entering this world at a far greater rate then the rich. We did not get here on our own, the rich made us to do their grunt work and kept us here, because the world and their egos can not function without us, but we grow tired of the abuse, the neglect and the broken promises. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Canadian, Canadians, Conservative, Conservative government, Conservatives, Crime, Harper, Harper government, House of Commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Immigration, Majority government, Premiership of Stephen Harper, Rob Nicholson, Stephen Harper
Tony Clement Took 50 Million Dollars From Border Security And Vic Toews Says Nothing
This is a story of a guy who barely was able to win his riding, before he gave the people in his riding close to 50 million dollars in tax payer monies.
Posted in abuse of power, Banking, Canada, Child torture and child soldiers, Government, Schools and Learning Places, Terrorism, The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, Charlie Angus, Conservative, Conservatives, G8, Government of Canada, History of Canada, House of Commons, Member of Parliament, New Democratic Party, politics, Premiership of Stephen Harper, prodedure, Sheila Fraser, Slush fund, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, Steven Harper, Steven Piziks, Tony Clement, Vic Toews
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Canada Am I Wrong About The Harper Government?
Is it wrong of me to want to be governed by the government that was elected to do so by the citizens of this country and not by another country such as the United States of America? Is it wrong … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Banking, Canada, Child torture and child soldiers, Government, Prejudice, stereotyping, Teachers, The work force, Uncategorized, United States of America
Tagged abuse, Canada, Canadian, Conservatives, courts, Crime, Elections Canada, Government, Government of Canada, Harper government, heavy handed tactics, House of Commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Jason Kenney, John Baird, Law, Pierre Poilievre, politics, Premiership of Stephen Harper, prodedure, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, United States, United States of America
Where Are All Of Our Canadian States Persons Hiding?
Definitions of States Person 1. A person who is a leader in national or international affairs. 2. A person political leader regarded as a disinterested promoter of the public good 3. A states person is someone who can work with others … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Banking, Canada, Crime On The Rise, genocide, Government, Hydro Quebec, Quebec Sponsored Genocide, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Rotten Deal For Seniors, Schools and Learning Places, Terrorism, The work force, Uncategorized, United States of America, Water Wars, what is wrong with public transit
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Bob Rae, Canada, Canadian International Development Agency, community services, courts, Crime, fighting city hall, Government of Canada, heavy handed tactics, House of Commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, International relations, Jack Layton, Jean Chrétien, Julie Payette, justice, law suits, Member of Parliament, Michael Ignatieff, Middle East, ministers, Montreal, Politician, politics, Politics of Canada, prodedure, Quebec, Stephen Harper, United States, Warfare and Conflict
Reform Canadian Senate Yes / Elect It Never
I think the Canadian senate needs to be reformed, but not to the point where it becomes an elected body as Prime Minister Harper says it should be. I think if the Canadian senate was elected it would result in it being a carbon copy … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, Canada, Canadian, Climate Change Accountability Act, Government of Canada, House of Commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Irving Gerstein, justice, ministers, Opposition (parliamentary), Prime minister, prodedure, Quebec, Senate, Senate of Canada, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, The Canadian Senate, United States, Upper house
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Will The Real John Baird Please Stand Up
Minister for Environment and Government House Leader, John Baird, is one of the most exasperating, infuriating and destructive politicians to do this job. I find his approach to politics argumentative, dishonest and as non transparent as a politician can be. I … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Gay pride, Government, Teachers, Uncategorized, United States of America
Tagged bigotry, Canada, christianity, community services, Conservative Party of Canada, Conservatives, Economy of Canada, free public facilities, Greenhouse gas, heavy handed tactics, House of Commons, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, John Baird, justice, Kyoto Protocol, Lawrence Martin, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (Canada), Michael Ignatieff, politics, Stephen Harper
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Stephen Harper “Dada”
Definition of DEMAGOGUE 1 : a leader who makes use of popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power ( Stephen Harper and his Conservative party) 2 : a leader championing the cause of the … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, abuse of women, Canada, Child Abuse, Government, Prejudice, stereotyping, Terrorism, The work force, Uncategorized, United States of America
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Canada, Canadians, child abuse, christianity, Conservative Party, Conservatives, heavy handed tactics, House of Commons, Jack Layton, Jason Kenney, Jason Kenny, justice, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (Canada), Olivia Chow, politics, prodedure, relgion, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, United States, Warfare and Conflict
