Nefarious Banana

I think I've told you before that there's a 'Religion & Politics' forum where your lengthy religious posts would be appropriate . . . . you're selfish.

Your post above highlights your selfishness concerning this thread and every other thread you post your religious views on. Other participants aren't posting unrelated subjects on this thread . . . . just you. Again, there's a 'Religion & Politics' forum provided . . . . please consider using it.

-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 . . .

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.

Was referring to coastal natives . . . . interior plateau and others were mobile. Should have made that point clearer, apologies.

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.

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 . . .

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.

The Trudeau government is like stepping in sh!t . . . . no matter how many times you scrape your shoe, the stench remains.

Are you referring to Global's Sam Cooper?

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.

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 ?

Are you a Canadian citizen?

Point made previously: Does anyone let into their house every person who knocks on their door?

If you hadn't gone into the forces, what other vocation/career/employment would you be suitable for/make you happy?

Trudeau's a security risk . . . . . the world can see the 'Chinese/Canadian Coalition Government of Canada', and want nothing to do with it.

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?

ExFlyer writing your closing statements for you?

Things getting too hot for little Justin these days? Justin Trudeau about to prorogue Parliament ?

Perhaps if your nose is rubbed in the Liberal stench enough, you'll quit sh!t!ng on the carpet by voting for Trudeau.

And, if all the above fail, he'll try to play the racism, misogynist, un-vaxxed, etc., etc., card. Nothing's beneath that clown.

A law cannot be rescinded - overturned - cancelled ? Referring to the onslaught by the federal govt. against legal gun owners.?

You're wrong on that Dougie . . . . many believe in the PCC and are willing to give Pierre Poilievre a chance.