I sent email to Sheldon and Andy to set up a transfer two days ago with no response. I know how to pay the Coutts Three. Although the earnings should exceed the $1,500, the amount I have received from Locals.com is a bit less, so that is pending.
Also, I should mention that we all appreciate those who find thought-provoking articles and post them here, and remind folks that any supporter can post.
Anyone can follow the corporate sponsored, government-approved, filtered, and pre-digested 'mainstream' news media, and it has its uses, but the focus of this site is to share articles that are a bit off the popular narrative and might otherwise escape notice.
An example is the NDP leaders' debate I posted. I actually watched most of it. What did I learn? Hard to say, but I can see why the uninformed find them credible and also that these 'leaders' are out of touch with the present reality. They are still complaining about things that Danielle has already fixed!
All, the same, the NDP should not be underestimated. They talk a good game -- in simplistic, idealistic generalities that are hard to pin down, but can easily sway and recruit the young and gullible.
So, please keep posting.
This Country is getting scary….
ELBOW’S UP
China already calling the shots in Canada apparently, not a doubt @scoopercooper dropped another bombshell.
Canadian security agencies cleared a China-linked suspect for a sensitive NATO role.
Even after a court found fraud in her CBSA job application.
Read that again.
They knew. They still waved her through.
This is the same government that spent years ignoring CSIS warnings about PRC interference, United Front networks, and election meddling.
Now under Carney the pattern continues.
Our own agencies are clearing people tied to a hostile regime for positions inside our closest alliance.
How many more wake-up calls do we need before someone in Ottawa treats national security like it actually matters?
This isn’t competence.
This is willful blindness.
#cdnpoli #ForeignInterference #Carney #China #CanadaFirst