NOTE: This is 2016. I keep copy for my own purposes – – documentation of the b.s. from StatsCan and response. Since then, as documented in another posting, the Statistics Act DID undergo some changes. Hi again Christine, I had the conversation with the knowledgeable person about whether the Statistics Act has been […]
“When the mechanic has to mend a watch he lets the wheels run out; but the living watchworks of the state have to be repaired while they act, and a wheel has to be exchanged for another during its revolutions.” ― Friedrich Schiller, On the Aesthetic Education of Man I feel an army in my […]
Monsanto explains how it works, and its fields of endeavor. Note: 2016 Scholarship winners bring the future of farm and food together Monsanto Canada Inc. 10/13/2016 Like many young Canadians, Louis Ditner found his passion while working a part time job during high school. He has worked alongside the chef at Elmira, Ontario’s Never Enough […]
‘Shameful’ Collateral Murder footage shows Apache helicopter mowing down 11 civilians – including two Reuters journalists – in Baghdad by Paul Daley, @ppdaley (Photo) A still from Collateral Murder, the WikiLeaks video showing an Apache helicopter gunning down a group of Iraqi civilians. US prosecutors have failed to mention the shocking footage in their […]
“Normal” got us to where we are today. What sane person would want to return to normal? – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – A link inside the UN Security Council posting below, related to the integration of the […]
EMAIL CONVERSATION: . . . You checked into thimerosal – – is it still used in vaccines? I recommend that you consult a more reliable source than the FDA! “Regulatory capture” by corporations is a huge problem. Especially by Big Pharma. Further, the ingredients in vaccines shift and change; thimerosal is not the only mind-bending […]
April 23, 2020 TO: Michael Bryant, Executive Director and General Counsel, CCLA (Canadian Civil Liberties Assoc) CC: Brenda McPhail It was good to hear Michael Enright’s interview of CCLA’s Brenda McPhail, Sunday Edition, April 19th (CCLA, Director, Privacy, Technology & Surveillance Project). Brenda did a fine job of addressing the implications of Personal Data Collection. […]
I do not expect Canadian Media to air discussion on this issue. Yet I believe it to be central to understanding. Sent to CBC Radio, The Current, June 6th. The seat on the UN Security Council: Why would a majority of other countries vote for Norway or Ireland, not Canada? Put yourself in their shoes, […]
If our decisions are to be based on science and logic we had better be able to recognize sound versus unsound argument. An article from Concordia University. I think there is a mix-up of cause-and-effect. You serve democracy – – tell me if I’m wrong. Why does Sandra waste my time? this is inconsequential – […]
In my view, cause-and-effect have been confused in this article. Explained at: http://sandrafinley.ca/blog/?p=24998 – – – – – – – – – Why women leaders are excelling during the coronavirus pandemic Since the beginning of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, there’s been a lot of media attention paid to the relationship between female leaders at the helm […]