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Elizabeth further illustrates how science and emotion is manipulated to keep you in your ever shrinking cage of self loathing and fear. You only have to fly over North America so see how small a footprint humanity has on it. The vast wild spaces that are inhabited by species other than humans is vast and healthy, the animals don't need to be anywhere near human spaces, they CHOOSE to be because it's easy pickins, easy to move from place to place and there are few threats to their safety and well being. We keep getting spoon fed so much BS I swear my eyes are turning brown.
https://elizabethnickson.substack.com/p/if-this-is-the-sixth-great-extinction?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=30495&post_id=147376815&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=false&r=rax7y&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email
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David Ebys NDP is being very obstinate with Alberta when it comes to transporting Alberta products through British Columbia, I agree with Keith Wilson, it's time to do to them what that they do to us.
The image tells an important story.
B.C. relies on Alberta in two vulnerable ways: fuel supply for the Lower Mainland and access through Alberta to eastern markets.
That does not mean Alberta should be reckless. It means Alberta should stop acting powerless.
Independence gives Alberta control, leverage, and a future our grandchildren can believe in. We can do better.
https://x.com/ikwilson/status/2076032276882690471
I subscribe to Indeed and got a job sent to me for Gobind Savar school with the following blurb in the job description: Staff are required to cover their heads with a bandana while on school property, during field trips, and on professional development days.
I thought we were in Canada and didn't have to wear head coverings. I'd be tempted to apply just because I could refuse. Although I likely wouldn't even get an interview with a last name like Clark.
