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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: Nova Scotia
David James Leblanc Sentenced To Only 11 Years
LeBlanc was given credit for 258 days he has served in custody prior to his trial, meaning he has about 10 years, 3 1/2 months left on his sentence adding insult to injury. Does this sound to you like we live in a country that takes these types of crimes against children seriously? It does not to me, in fact not much has changed since I was sexually assaulted by a male neighborhood community center worker, 46 years ago. Continue reading
Posted in abuse, Canada, Child Abuse, Government, Uncategorized
Tagged Canada, child abuse, Child sexual abuse, David James LeBlanc, kidnapping, LeBlanc, Lunenburg County Nova Scotia, Mandatory sentencing, Nova Scotia, politics, sexual abuse, Sexual assault, Stephen Harper, United States
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Who Are The Real Canadians? What Does that Statement Mean For You And Me
Canada is still one of the best place in the world to live work and raise your children, but this country is regressing at a rapid rate back to where it was not that great a place to live unless you were a White christian. Continue reading
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Tagged Association for Canadian Studies, Canada, Canada Prime Minister, Canadian, Canadian government, Culture of Canada, First Nations, French-speaking Quebecer, Government, Government of Canada, Montreal, Nova Scotia, politics, Premiership of Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada, Provinces and territories of Canada, Quebec, Stephen Harper, Tony Blair, United States
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Africville Still An Open Wound for Halifax
The Government of Canada‘s Involvement in the Forced Relocations of It’s Citizens Africville was a small unincorporated community located on the southern shore of Bedford Basin. It was a self-contained, tight-knit Black community within the city limits of Halifax, Nova … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Canada, Government, Moving, Prejudice, Schools and Learning Places, stereotyping, The Church, The work force, Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, African-American history, Africville, American Civil War, Bedford Basin, bigotry, Black Nova Scotians, Canada, christianity, City of Halifax, Dorothy Perkins, family support, Government of Canada, heavy handed tactics, judges, justice, law suits, lawyers, Nova Scotia, politics, prodedure, Stephen Harper, World War II
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Jack Layton Answers My E-Mail / Electricity Is A Necessity Not a Luxury
Mr. Layton is the 2nd federal leader to respond to this letter and although he definitely was more passionate and at least cared, unfortunately can do nothing to help us and stop some of us from freezing to death this winter. … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, abuse of women, Banking, Canada, Charitable Organizations, Child Abuse, Crime On The Rise, Free Community Services, Government, Hydro Quebec, Prejudice, Rotten Deal For Seniors, stereotyping
Tagged abuse, bigotry, Canada, Canadians, child abuse, community services, facillities, family support, fighting city hall, Goods and Services Tax (Canada), Harmonized Sales Tax, heavy handed tactics, Hydro Quebec, Jack Layton, justice, Montreal, murder, Nova Scotia, politics, prodedure, Quebec, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, Wayne Marston
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Words That Go UnHeard / A Letter To All Federal And Provencial Political Leaders
As it gets colder outside I decided it was time someone reminded our politicians how much we suffer at the hands of Hydro Quebec. I wrote a letter and sent it to all of the leaders of the Federal parties … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, Banking, Canada, Charitable Organizations, Government, Hydro Quebec, Rotten Deal For Seniors, The work force, Uncategorized, United States of America
Tagged abuse, Canada, community services, Danny Williams, Electric power transmission, fighting city hall, First Nation, free public facilities, heavy handed tactics, Hydro Quebec, Jean Charest, justice, Matthew Coon Come, ministers, Montreal, murder, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, politics, prodedure, Quebec, Stephen Harper, stepping up to the plate, United States
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A Stanger in My Own Neighborhood
As I wonder through the area that I grew up in and my family has lived in for over one hundred years I realize that I am a stranger here now. The house I grew up in is hardly recognizable to … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, abuse of power, abuse of women, Beat Cops, Canada, Charitable Organizations, Child Abuse, Crime On The Rise, drugs, drugs and children, Free Community Services, Government, Hydro Quebec, Juvenile Delinquency, Montreal Police, Moving, Moving Day In Quebec, Prejudice, Quebec Sponsored Genocide, Quebec's Abuse of Its None Quebecoise Residents (Other Canadians), Rotten Deal For Seniors, Schools and Learning Places, Security and Public Transit, stereotyping, The work force, Things to do in Montreal, Tourism, Traveling, Uncategorized, Walking parks, what is wrong with public transit
Tagged Canada, community centers, community services, fighting city hall, free public facilities, Metro Areas, Montreal, Nova Scotia, politics, Quebec, Sports complexes and who they serve
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