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Category Archives: History
‘Brainwashed’ podcast reveals the shocking true story behind a prolific conspiracy theory
Posted in Canada, History, international, News and politics
Tagged Abuse, brain washing, Canada, cia, experiments, illegal, mkultra, torture, US
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Online privacy tips for YouTube and in general plus some of their limitations
A tip for those that use the YouTube mobile app and care about limiting online data collection of personal information (aka digital fingerprint). If you have signed in to the app to interact, upload or other feature but want to … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, History, Privacy, social media
Tagged digital fingerprint, History, limitations, online, Privacy, search, sign out, social media, social misleadia, watch, YouTube
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Tin foil hat types loving current global conditions
Mar 28 2020 – concerned citizen There sure is a lot of tin foil hat types jumping all over the current global covid-19 pandemic and related conditions. Be careful they try and use repetition to wear down your common sense. … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, History, international, News and politics, Opinion, social media
Tagged conspiracy theories, fake news, left, misinformation, new world order, Obama, public, right, social media, social misleadia, superclass, tin foil hat, Trudeau, Trump, wing, world leaders
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Does this historic quote sum up what is happening in the US today?
Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty When a man unprincipled in private life desperate in his fortune, bold in his temper, possessed of considerable talents, having the advantage of military habits—despotic in his ordinary demeanour—known to have scoffed in private at the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Human Rights and Freedoms, international, News and politics
Tagged alexander hamilton, founding father, historic, misuse, out of context, quote, Trump, US, USA
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Climate change science goes back decades — and so does rapid climate change skepticism, says historian
International director of the Norwegian Polar Institute Kim Holmen relaxes with a cup of tea as he travels past the Wahlenberg Glacier in Oscar II land at Spitsbergen in Svalbard, Norway, on Aug. 5, 2019. The northernmost town on the … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, History, international, Nature, News and politics, Oil and Gas, Science & Technology, Sustainability
Tagged carbon emissions, CO2, coal, denialism, environmentalism, fossil fuels, Freedom, gas, global average warming, government, koch brothers, left-wing, Liberal, liberty, oil, rapid climate change, regulation, right wing, scepticism
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Indigenous Protestors Delaying Traffic at Border Crossings
Highway Blockade Update By Pino Demasi On August 9, 2019 at 7:53 am The REAL Concerned Citizens of Thunder Bay (MANITOBA – ONTARIO BORDER) –Below is an update via media release from Treaty 1 regarding the round dance expected to … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, constitution, healthcare, History, News and politics, Opinion
Tagged aboriginal, blockades, border crossings, Canada, First Nations, indigenous, protests, round dances, traffic delays, treaty land
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Losing the leadership of the free world – Macleans.ca
OPINION Scott Gilmore: Thirty years ago, it was easy to believe when Reagan said that America was a ‘beacon of freedom’. Nobody’s buying it today. by Scott Gilmore Jul 17, 2019 Reagan reading his last speech to the nation (Diana … Continue reading
Posted in History, Human Rights and Freedoms, international, News and politics
Tagged civil rights, Freedom, Freeworld, Leadership, Losing, President, Reagan, United States
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New Zealand / Aotearoa and Australia / New Holland
Here is some info about the names of these two great places I very much enjoyed visiting and living in plus some of my thoughts about them. I am fortunate to have made many good friends in New Zealand (NZ) … Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged Aotearoa, Australia, Down Under, New Holland, New Zealand, NZ, OZ
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Ice jams on the Red River and rapid climate change concerns
Drone footage shows Amphibex machines working to break up ice on the Red River in the St. Andrews and St. Clements municipalities in March 2019. (Trevor Lyons/CBC) May 5 2019 – Kevin Yaworski – Concerned Citizen Thanks to a friend … Continue reading
Posted in History, international, News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged amphibex, Canada, Climate Change, flodding, ice, jams, manitoba, rapid, red river, winnipeg
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