Nefarious Banana
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2 hours ago, blackbird said:
What about the Fraser River watershed. That extends way to somewhere around Jasper in north east B.C. in the Rocky Mountains. The Skeena River watershed extends from Prince Rupert on the coast hundreds of kilometers inland into the northwest B.C. Sounds like a good argument to claim half the province. Just pick any geographic feature and make your claim. Canada or B.C. will pay, and pay, and pay forever. I grew up in the coastal mountains. So the whole coastal mountain range is mine argument.
Fact is that there was no reason to stray inland from the 'coastal strip' . . . . old growth stands of hemlock/spruce/red cedar on the west side of VI and north coast are virtually barren in regard to understory/brush/berry/food producing vegetation. There was no need to penetrate the coastal vegetation to any great degree because everything to sustain the coastal tribes was at their fingertips along the coast. Their claims of everything 'as far as the eye can see' are bogus, and should be treated as such.
The horse cultures of the prairies were a different story however . . . mobile natives competing with other mobile tribes for a mobile/seasonal food source . . . . the old scars run deep back there.
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18 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:
You’re saying that the Secwepemc (Shuswap) people didn’t exist?
Was referring to coastal natives . . . . interior plateau and others were mobile. Should have made that point clearer, apologies.
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Coastal Indians had all their necessities on the beach /coastal strip lands, and the water. There is virtually no indication of any Indian influence inland from the Pacific coast. Prairie tribes pursued a nomadic existence with their food source, the bison. Prairie tribes have a legitimate claim, coastal tribes have a disputable claim to interior coastal land.
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2 minutes ago, Michael Hardner said:
I joke about PP's LGBTQ "squad" but it's probably good to put that kind of moralizing behind us that he puts these tokens in his inner circle.
We are a society of shallowness and proudly so.Maybe they're not 'tokens' . . . It's fairly obvious that Trudeau does not like smart, independent women thinkers around him (Chrystia Freelunch is neither, just a bobble head) and they are soon tossed aside . . .
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First Immigrants will get the final say on anything that needs doing in this country. Country will grind to a halt from its snail pace now.
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The Trudeau government is like stepping in sh!t . . . . no matter how many times you scrape your shoe, the stench remains.
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4 hours ago, TreeBeard said:
Justin's telling Joe about his secret stash of Oreo cookies . . . . . . and why he crosses his legs and sits like a woman.
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Great picture . . . Pierre Poilievre, upright and straight, eye contact with Biden, look at their clasped hands - solid, as men shake hands. Yes, a great campaign photo. Trudeau looks second best, at best.
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5 minutes ago, Contrarian said:
Every day I see this man in the press, trending daily, saying this and saying that.
Is it nervousness? Why the need to talk so much lately?
and also the <--- left-wing media should lower their tone in my opinion with this beating of the drum with racism.
Are you referring to Global's Sam Cooper?
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Again, what would make you happy other than sharing thoughts with Zeitgeist?
You seem stuck in the past . . . .is this a healthy outlook? I'll gladly forward this small quip that puts things in perspective for myself and kin . . .
The buffalo are gone.
They're not coming back.
Get over it.
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9 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:
simply for you to understand that your nation is not in Ottawa
I do not care about Ottawa.
the soul of your nation is across the sea
In the past, I'd be referred to as a 1/2 breed. Among friends it's still the term used. My soul is deep in the northern prairies. It's my real and emotional home. Nothing from across the sea is relative to my connection to my prairie home.
where Canada Bereaved broods over the fallen
upon Vimy Ridge
this is where we come from, the story of our people
Not all of us . . . not 100%
many nations bound together, to win the Great War, in a Hundred Days
from Amiens to Mons
the birthplace of the 20th century
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34 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:
the Commonwealth is nothing
the Commonwealth is not the British Empire
the Commonwealth is just a cultural organization
it is not political, it is not a state, it is not an alliance
the Commonwealth is 52 countries, 2.5 billion people
many members of the Commonwealth are republics not in even governed by the Crown
such as Bangladesh Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Nigeria & Singapore
many members of the Commonwealth are sworn enemies of each other
the two largest members of the Commonwealth being India & Pakistan
the alliance which binds America, Britain, Canada, Australia & New Zealand, is not the Commonwealth
the alliance is the United Kingdom United States Security Agreement ( UKUSSA )
it is sometimes called the Anglosphere
or by the title of the associated intelligence pact called Five Eyes ( FVEY )
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What's your idea/wish for the perfect governance of/for Canada ? You seem to be very disenchanted with this country. What would make you happy ?
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12 minutes ago, impartialobserver said:
Lawn signs are for the weak who need affirmation. I get all of the information that I need about candidates from doing some reading a few weeks before an election. I do not care in the least if someone agrees with my choice of candidate.
Are you a Canadian citizen? . . . if so, do you vote federally or provincially?
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19 minutes ago, bcsapper said:
What point? I'm an immigrant, and I have an accent. I don't see why I should go back to England because RedDog needs to feel more comfortable on a bus.
Are you a Canadian citizen?
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1 hour ago, RedDog said:
We’re flooding in refugees and from the wrong places.
Point made previously: Does anyone let into their house every person who knocks on their door?
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3 hours ago, Dougie93 said:
frankly, all the things that I embraced when I was a Canadian Nationalist ?
the history, the culture, the art, the music ?
I rarely encounter a Canadian anymore, who even knows what I'm talking about
my Canadian Nationalism is so old school, Canadians don't actually embrace it anymore
the culture of Canada now, is all going down on the internet with smartphones
that's not even recognizably Canadian to me
If you hadn't gone into the forces, what other vocation/career/employment would you be suitable for/make you happy?
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Trudeau's a security risk . . . . . the world can see the 'Chinese/Canadian Coalition Government of Canada', and want nothing to do with it.
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If Justin Trudeau were to prorogue Parliament, would the table be cleared of all impending bills, and the inquiry into the Chinese/Canadian coalition government just be stalled until Parliament sits again?
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ExFlyer writing your closing statements for you?
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Things getting too hot for little Justin these days?
Justin Trudeau about to prorogue Parliament ?
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5 minutes ago, eyeball said:
I've known this for decades. We need an investigation to rub this even further in my nose?
I'm pretty sure there's more important things we could be focusing our attention on.
Perhaps if your nose is rubbed in the Liberal stench enough, you'll quit sh!t!ng on the carpet by voting for Trudeau.
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23 minutes ago, blackbird said:
You must be very naive if you think you will get satisfactory answers from Trudeau or a liberal. The most you will get is information obstruction on "national security grounds", obfuscation, diversion, confusion, and blame shifting.
And, if all the above fail, he'll try to play the racism, misogynist, un-vaxxed, etc., etc., card. Nothing's beneath that clown.
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A law cannot be rescinded - overturned - cancelled ?
Referring to the onslaught by the federal govt. against legal gun owners.?
Canadians forced to pay $35 million for Pope's visit
in Federal Politics
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-TSS- . . . . could it be that with past Pope(s) declaring they know nothing of the 'musical chair' charade that the Catholic church has played with their predatory child molester priests? Moving them to another parish instead of the jail cell where they belong?
Maybe the Catholic church has no credence . . .