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Friday May 09,
2008
Is that a mole on your arm, Mr.
Bernier?
PM Harper says that the company a politican keeps, on a
salary
paid by the taxpayer, is nobody's business. Meanwhile his
government
continues to hand over the taxpayers' private lives to corporations and
microchips, and even tries to control our thoughts and speech.
For example: do you want to have a choice over how to stay
healthy? Then you'd better holler
about Bill C-51
because the government is on the warpath against healthfood stores and
home remedies again. I don't buy products from health food stores
myself - I keep my life even simpler than that - but Bill C-51 is part
of the whole move to have every aspect of our lives controlled by a few
corporations - in this case big pharm. Here's
more info.
Right now
I have a burning trachea and a disgusting cough that will be
nicely soothed with no-name honey and no-name apple cider vinegar in
hot liquid, while I rest and allow my body to heal itself. But
it's hard to know what to
do about a mole.
Most are benign, but some are not, so says the
medical wisdom that
makes mistakes all the time (CBC) - but hasn't "wished any
harm".
I've probably said this before: if I ever went to a doctor and was
diagnosed with cancer, I would need at least 85 second opinions.
Now, as to Maxime
Bernier's mole(Star), as I've been saying for quite some
time about the Reformists who call
themselves Conservatives, you can dress them up, but ...
For starters, it's too bad Mr. Bernier's
lady friend has been so influenced by attention-seeking Hollywood
celebrities that she thinks dressing up means baring as much of her
bazooms as possible. But one has to wonder why the Liberals
waited
all this time, after Bernier says they've broken up, to create the
fuss. More on this here
(Cancom).
Still, Harper is wrong to say that it's nobody's business. Couillard married a drug dealer
who turned mole and then ended up dead, then another guy who also
became a
mole. What's to say she's not a mole herself? And considering the
losers she's been repeatedly attracted to, don't you
think this says something about Bernier himself?
The
Star shouldn't consider it sufficient to say it's unclear how the two
met; they should darn well find out exactly how they met and whether
there were recreational drugs involved.
Other stuff:
Remember this: if you don't have a leg to stand on, your only defence
is name calling:
CanadaCom:
Harper condemns criticism of Israel as thinly-veiled anti-Semitism
"I guess my fear is what I see happening in some circles is (an)
anti-Israeli sentiment, really just as a thinly disguised veil for good
old-fashioned anti-Semitism, which I think is completely unacceptable,"
Mr. Harper said in an interview with CJAD/CFRB radio.
Unfortunately,
the pejorative Harper chooses has been overused to the point of having
lost all meaning - if it ever had any beyond the power of a taboo that
creates reverse discrimination in that we can criticize China, for
instance, but Israel is sacrosanct.
Harper's blind support of Israeli policies is based partly on religious
indoctrination, partly on directives from the US, and perhaps more
importantly, his hope of "the Jewish vote" (a prejudicial term if ever
there was one, suggesting that all Jews think with the same noodles).
Is Harper anti-Asian when he criticizes China's human rights
policies?
He would likely be quick to deny it - which shows he's not being
logical at all.
Speaking of discrimination:
CP:
Provs should consider law to restrict older drivers with health issues:
conference
We should all be giving up our drivers licences for several reasons.
1) The fuels used are killing and starving people all over the world
and driving up food prices everywhere due to the use of farm lands for
alternative fuels instead of food.
2) The scarcity and cost of fuels is going to increase, so you're
going to have to take public transportation sooner or later.
3) The fumes from the exhaust of so many vehicles on city streets is
causing all sorts of health problems.
4) Your next licence will probably be microchipped. (And that's
why I won't be renewing my drivers' licence)
Hey, have you ever seen the movie "The World's Fastest Indian"
starring Anthony Hopkins? If you want to know what "old" people
are
capable of when they're strong enough to resist all the negative
"expert" myths about aging, see the film. It's a true story about
New
Zealand's senior citizen Burt Munro whose
ancient speed bike was held together by Burt's home remedies, but it
broke a speed record anyway!
Addendum:
I read recently that males 16-24 cause 10% of car accidents and the
elderly cause almost the same percentage. That means that 80% of
car accidents are caused by the group in between. Another good
reason for scrapping cars in favour of public transportation and the
insurance companies finding something more constructive to do?
Every
13 minutes, there is a death caused by a motor vehicle accident (lawyersource)
yayacanada
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