August1991
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Americans vs Canadians -What's the difference?
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in Canada / United States Relations
My money? Think real. Delivery Van. I ask you: where would you put a delivery van, motorcycle dropped from a rich Uncle: America, Ecuador, Russia? Canada? Germany? In Ecuader, Russia: Stolen. Canada, Germany? Too many regulations. America? My delivery van will generate profits, and the van will not be stolen. -
Barbara Huston is a classic example. Morality is based on poverty.
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Pour l'instant. On va voir.
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Référendum en Alberta ? Franchement, personne n'en parle au Québec.
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Gazan Genocide - There's No Denying It
August1991 replied to WestCanMan's topic in The Rest of the World
I have been to Poland. Google: Shoah, Claude Lanzmann. -
Carney vs Trudeau Snr: The Difference
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Agree. TV was new. Like Instagram nowadays. -
Carney vs Trudeau Snr: The Difference
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
During the Cold War, Trudeau Snr the federalist discussed a "contractual link". -
Herbie, What is the cost of an MRI in the US? === Gemini: MRI scans in the USA typically cost between $400 and $12,000, with an average of about $1,325 to $2,600, depending on the body part, facility type, and insurance coverage. Freestanding imaging centers are significantly cheaper ($650 avg.)
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Japan 1945? Avoiding a Iran Ground War: Drop the bomb
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in The Rest of the World
The meeting room in Potsdam is very different. It is much larger. (I have been there too.) Potsdam is outside of Berlin - near the famous Wannsee Conference, and Frederick's Sans Souci. At the time, summer 1945, Berlin was destroyed. There was no nowhere else to meet. Stalin arrived by train, car. I am surprised that Truman managed to fly in, drive through Berlin's remnants. Churchill was in the midst of an election. It was here in this room that Truman approved both drop, and then passed the note to Stalin's interpreter about the A-bomb. I wonder whether either knew exactly what was happening. -
Japan 1945? Avoiding a Iran Ground War: Drop the bomb
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in The Rest of the World
In early 1945, FDR arrived by boat to Malta, then flew to Yalta. Churchill arrived by air - like Hitler, both flew often in the war. Stalin arrived by train. He feared airplanes. === The famous picture of the three sitting is in fact a very small courtyard. Modern rich Americans would describe it as a summer home in Hampstead, on Long Island. I have been there. -
How much does a MRI cost in the US? In other provinces, how long do you wait? Can you pay as I did in Quebec?
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Carney vs Trudeau Snr: The Difference
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Canada is a remarkable country of different people. Jean Chretien, Brian Mulroney have kept us together. We get along. This guy Carney? I'm not so sure. -
Carney vs Trudeau Snr: The Difference
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Wrong. John Diefenbaker was our first charismatic leader -
Army Guy, You create a very good forum question.
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Defeating the Federal Liberals
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Agreed. The federal Liberals are nefarious. They put that DEI woman on the $10 bill that nobody knows. We used to have Sir John A. -
Defeating the Federal Liberals
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Sir John A. Macdonald, a Conservative, invented our Confederation and built a railway. True, he took drank - but he only took money for a good cause. -
Japan 1945? Avoiding a Iran Ground War: Drop the bomb
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in The Rest of the World
As a tourist, I have been to the room at Potsdam where Truman and Stalin met. It still exists. -
Japan 1945? Avoiding a Iran Ground War: Drop the bomb
August1991 replied to August1991's topic in The Rest of the World
Disagree. In May 1945, the Japan's regime/Emperor did not signal any surrender. Heck, at Potsdam, Truman - honest American guy, poker player - told Stalin about this. (I suspect Stalin didn't believe Truman.) ==== Truman approved dropping both bombs.
