My Dundas Valley

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Comment: Most people do not seek the truth. Most people seek a confirmation of their already existing convictions and opinions. Think about it.

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Comment: Already in 1990s, geography textbooks for grades 7 and 8 (in Ontario) predicted that the globe would run out of fossil fuels “in about 50 years”. Since then, some new reserves were discovered and new technologies were developed, so let’s extend this timeline by another 20-30 years. However, unlike today’s governments, the old textbooks were smart. They envisioned that within the time left, science and our industries would invent and implement new sources of energy and new technologies – and this would make the transition painless. Maybe even stimulating and accellerating progress. Unfortunately, the dumbing down reforms of education that began in late 1990s resulted in incompetent and ignorant policies that we see today. I was afraid that this would happen. We have a government that destroys our economy, our health, and our social fabric by reducing and restricting the use of existing energy sources without offering sufficient alternatives. This is irresponsible. This will kill the economy and starve many people. Maybe this is the goal of our woke leaders and their international sponsors. My opinion.

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FULL MOVIE | Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons, Liam Neeson

F.YT. Watch this film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_9AmPpDyaw
(For best playback, set the quality to 1080p, not to AUTO.)

“A Spanish slave trader seeking redemption joins the mission founded by a Jesuit in South America for the purpose of converting natives to Christianity. Wonderful fresco on a controversial period in history, winner of an Academy Award, the Palme d’Or and Golden Globes.”

Starring – Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons, Liam Neeson
Directed by – Roland Joffé
Soundtrack – Ennio Morricone

“…Enhanced by a soaring, multi-award winning soundtrack by legendary film composer Ennio Morricone, The Mission is a classic that ranks as one of the greatest contemporary adventure films…” It was awarded, among other values, for the best soundtrack and the best camera work.

Comment: I am including this film here as a testimony that The Catholic Church has not always followed a Christian way but has always recovered and returned to its original mission. Hopefully, it will happen again.

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Comment: I see this as an attempt to avoid problems related to the pension plan crisis. It’s easier to offer assistance in dying than to manage the federal and provincial budgets competently and honestly.

In 2015, I saw posters put on display in some pension plan organizations. They complained that a crisis was coming because the baby boomers began to reach retirement age. I heard the same alarming news from our government. So, I asked them, in writing, “The baby boomers, in their great numbers, have contributed to their pension plans. Today’s working people, in their smaller numbers, contribute less. I don’t see a problem here. Each generation pays for their own pension plan. I don’t want my son’s generation to pay for my pension plan, I have already paid for my pension plan. Where did the money go? If it isn’t there, then who stole it? Who mismanaged the plan?” They never answered.

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Comment: So many huge threats due to potential cyber attacks and yet, they are pushing a cyber-based cashless economy with electronic payments and transactions and cyber-based security systems to control the people. And this will be safe, right? Go figure!

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Comment: A successful prevention would bankrupt big pharma and this would mean the end of extra money for politicians, doctors, and many others. Corruption is the name of the game.

I would be very careful with privatizing health care as an alternative for our current broken system. Every such attempt (and there are a few that I have identified) leads to services that individuals (not the society at large) have to pay for. Such projects lead to a system that many people will not be able to afford. We should fix the public health care system, after fixing the country, bringing our real economy back, eliminating corruption, and restoring fair taxes for corporations that want to do business in or with Canada – as it used to be in the past, when health care, education and social services were much better than they are today. I understand why doctors would love a private system but this is a wrong priority. Doctors exist for the people, not the other way around. Some doctors are corrupted, they invent ways to double and tripple charge the government for the same, unsolved medical condition. This contributes to the bankruptcy of the system just as does the fact that treatment of symptoms has replaced treatment of causes and prevention.

It should be illegal for pharmaceutical companies to pay doctors for prescribing their drugs. Electronic (cashless) economy could fix such cases of corruption but would also be abused by power-hungry governments and corporations. We need to focus on finding the right and fair solution. And we need to reverse-reform the curricula of medical schools, which requires public funding and elimination of public-private partnerships with strings attached (especially involving big pharma).

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(True North) — “The Competition Bureau announced on Tuesday that it’s investigating Canada’s major grocery chains for alleged anti-competitive practices, citing suspiciously rapid price hikes that can’t be blamed on the pandemic.”

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Comment: These initiatives will be “toothless”, unless we eliminate monopolizing of the markets by restoring and enforcing government regulations re: anti-trust laws and consumer protection laws. The government needs to start working on regulating the economy instead of privatizing their responsibilities in order to do less. This, of course, would require strict anti-bribing laws but who is going to challenge the corrupted politicians? We do need a different system or else nothing will change. My opinion.

Related:

• Competition Bureau Canada
• Canada Needs More Grocery Competition
• Competition Bureau makes recommendations to promote competition in Canada’s grocery industry

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• [FULL INTERVIEW] The End of Natural Healthcare? -Shawn Buckley, Constitutional Lawyer

Easy, boys… Western media and many politicians are masturbating, drooling and getting orgasm, while announcing that the “Wagner Mutiny” shows Russia’s weakness and the beginning of end of Vladimir Putin. I am not sure about that. Wagner Group is a “private” organization of military mercenaries, just like Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and other similar networks used by states to perform tasks that are illegal under international or domestic laws. Progozhin is Putin’s personal friend. The chain of events that has led to this “mutiny” suggests other possibilities.

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A very important speech, especially for medical professionals and people educated enough to understand how science works.

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