I haven’t decided what my primary topic of my annual year end blog will be about,
but I do know that I’m struggling in my efforts to ensure that it will be something
pleasant to read.This blog has had nearly 15000 views, and I truly do appreciate everyonewho takes the time to read it.
My Christmas dinner conversations went something like this…
Did you know that Wab Kinew wants to
expropriathomes in your community, and fill them with refugees etc?
To which the response was “ Wab who?”
“Oh, the same guy who wants to build more casinos, and liquor marts?”
If the “globalists” have their way, you will own nothing and I guarantee
that you will certainly not be happy about it.I own a handful of sheep,
which graze on roughly 15 acres of land, and they’re hell bent on taking
them away too. It meant that I’ve had to spend a considerable amount of time
talking to provincial ministers and municipal leaders,
defending my little patch of dirt, why is it such a big deal you ask?
Just wait until they come for yours.
Reductio ad absurdum:
Health care workers/ politicians referring to their work environment as an
“ecosystem.”
Sitting in a waiting room for 36 hours or more will earn you a place on
the endangered species list.
It’s cheaper to buy a new electric razor than it is to buy replacement blades for it.
It’s cheaper to buy a 40lb bag of dog food shipped in a cardboard box by a courier,
than it is to buy a full pallet of it at the store.
Canadian tent cities. Need I say more?
….
I’m looking at 2024 like this:
Pollievre will axe the tax and rub the feet of his new best friend Jagmeet.
A new president who's not Donald J. Trump will make November 5th a day to
remember.
We'll work, eat, and sleep... and breed more sheep!
One thing is for sure, the train isn’t stopping anytime soon.
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We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion: the stage where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force. - Ayn Rand
The world we live in is vastly different from the world we think we live in
- Nassim Taleb
