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Getting weirder. Brendan Miller, a lawyer for a charity created by some key organizers of last winter’s protests against pandemic health measures, was kicked out of the inquiry as Commissioner Paul Rouleau tried to maintain control of the proceeding. Miller had expressed frustration about the...

Enforce? What enforce? By who…or is that whom?

It became “virtually impossible” to enforce the law in downtown Ottawa during the “Freedom Convoy” protests, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino says…. http://apple.news/ARYOdvRgPQxi2v_41n5eP1A Mendicino is the first of two federal ministers set to testify before the inquiry Tuesday...

Maybe…maybe Chinese Interference in Canadian Federal Elections has been a positive thing for the Liberal Party of Canada, and thus the silence until recently when the media stopped letting the story fade away repeatedly? Is that what we’re seeing?

http://apple.news/AtjWOOZJ0RJWWyFSNtcFfZQ A few queries into question period, Bloc Québécois MP Alain Therrien challenged the prime minister’s assertion on Sunday that he hadn’t been briefed on the revelations. Those comments counter ones made by sources to Global News last month that Trudeau...

If the “rest of the world steps in and fires back”….that’s the USA in NATO…and if you look at a globe…what’s between America (not just Alaska, but the mainland) and Russia? It’s in global best interests to have aggressive bully nations weakened if not neutered.

The director of Canada’s spy agency advised Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to invoke the Emergencies Act to end last winter’s convoy protests, despite the fact that the blockades did not meet the definition of a national security threat outlined in the sweeping legislation...

He’s ignoring it. He’s Use to repeating his own narrative until CBC (& others) report that as news instead of the news. Granted the video I posted predates the Emergencies Act Inquiry so reality about truth hadn’t seen the light of day yet so the lies where still working. I’m assuming the same...

The head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) says he supported invoking the Emergencies Act to address anti-COVID-19 vaccine mandate protests last winter because the regular tools were "just not enough to address the situation." (???) The above does not state that the legal...

And yet, my opinion regarding Justin Trudeau hasn’t changed even a little bit. I’m just confused that others haven’t seen this greasiness for years already, & that others still don’t.

I stand corrected. I figured if it was something that was open to everybody for certification…and it took seven hours or less…& everyone eventually cycles through the emergency department of a hospital, The bulk of the population could end up certified within the next decade.

If there was significant interference by China in Canada’s last two federal elections, which seems increasingly likely, the federal agency specifically created by the Trudeau government to inform the public about it said nothing. That suggests one of two things, both alarming. Either it didn’t...

Weirdly, the average wait time in an Emergency Department I’d (from the three times I’ve had to endure it in the last decade) assume exceeds 7 hours….& everybody eventually has to go through this…so the next time anyone has to go to Emergency if they can receive the overall curricula was...

Well, weirder still, Trudeau “probably” didn’t discuss ‘Chinese interference in Canadian Elections’ with Xi on Tuesday, which was leaked to the press, in order to have Xi confront Trudeau on Thursday: OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Sunday he has never been briefed that any...

Anyway, The final week of hearings at the Public Order Emergency Commission is set to be a blockbuster one, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a trio of his top staffers, and several members of cabinet are set to take the stand. This last week will be extremely interesting, or a complete clown...

Ah…the tourists migrate from Thompson to Churchill to see Polar Bears. NDP MP’s being local is getting less local.

Well, I dreamt I went away On a steam powered aereoplane I went and I stayed and I damm near didn't come back again And I didn't go very fast On a steam powered areoplane Oh, the wheel went around and up and down And inside and then back again Sittin' on a 747 just a watchin' them clouds roll...

I thought they migrated from Churchill to the Thompson garbage dump?

“The rough numbers are: fly for an hour, charge for an hour. The more power you're using, the shorter it's going to last. If you ease back on the throttle, it will last longer. So the actual flight and time depend on how heavy your foot is,” Parker explained. The plane contains two batteries...

Looking at the map above, you might be able to squeak in a Crichton SK to Thompson MB in about (maybe under)4 hours…so wild Polar Bears might be “local” to Saskatchewan. As local as NDP MP’s anyway.