14-11-2016, 18:53
In case anyone thinks I'm being preachy on here with my strong condemnation of an American President-elect, let me pass along to you that until last November we in Canada were ruled by a right wing Tory party. Stephen Harper was nowhere near as bad as Trump, nor would he have had as much influence on world affairs, but under his regime unemployment benefits were cut, the Alberta Oil sands with its numerous pipelines spewed toxic pollutants that were an embarrassment to the nation, he refused to look into why so many indigenous women were being raped and murdered, and in Trumpian fashion, he tried to sett up a policy for aspiring immigrants and refugees to sign on to a set of "Canadian values," whatever they are. He closed down libraries at scientific government labs and laid off countless scientists. Those that remained operated under a cone of silence, forbidden from speaking to the press or even publishing their data without permission.
So, we do know what a paler shade of Trump looks like. We refer to those 9 years as the dark ages.
I'm afraid that where the U.S. is now headed but it would appear to be even darker.
Sorry I can't be more optimistic as SCO is. But, I have to call the shots as I see them.
So, we do know what a paler shade of Trump looks like. We refer to those 9 years as the dark ages.
I'm afraid that where the U.S. is now headed but it would appear to be even darker.
Sorry I can't be more optimistic as SCO is. But, I have to call the shots as I see them.
"God Save the King."