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Monday, January 4, 2016

Monday's Ride - 1967 Triumph Spitfire MKIII | Ride Along

The paranoid Prime Minister and the attack on Canadian Democracy


Unquestionably Canadian politics have deteriorated over the past 50 years but never has the democratic process suffered more than it has in the past ten years.

Oppressive and suppression laws were enacted to reduce the ability of the working stiff to move up the ladder of success. Secrecy became paramount. Official documents were redacted to conceal acts that may or may not have been criminal.

The Prime Minister’s Office, an unelected group of brainwashed barking seals, set policy and dictated what elected officials could and could not say. Those elected by the people to speak FOR the people were nothing more than talking heads.

Canada’s National Leader refused to answer media questions as he sought to suppress the release of critical information.

Nobody within the CPC or the media would talk about the Prime Ministers paranoia and obsession with war and terrorism. He surrounded himself with bodyguards, refused to answer media questions, promoted bodyguards to diplomatic positions and allowed them to conduct clandestine acts in the name of security even though they lacked the knowledge and experience to do so.

In the name of World security he allowed CSEC to spy on those countries that considered Canada as a friendly country jeopardizing the security of Canadian citizens and bringing our integrity into question.


In my opinion Stephen Harper is mentally incompetent and should never have been in the position of Prime minister but then he was perfectly suited to the policies of the Reform Party and that of the newly formed Conservative Party.

Stop being an ignorant ass and read, learn and realize you have been a bigot for years

Indian Status: 5 more things you need to know

Dispelling commonly held myths around First Nations and status cards


A status card is government ID that identifies someone as a "status Indian" as defined by the federal Indian Act.
Although a status card allows "registered Indians" access to some benefits, it's not a credit card and it's not a free pass.
Let's clear up some myths around status cards — as simply as possible.

Not all Aboriginal Peoples are status card-carrying 'Indians'


Advice from the past


New Years Greeting

From our house to yours Bob , We wish you and yours all the very best of a healthy and prosperous 2016. John and Diane  McC

Thanks John and Diane, same to you

The labrador who is friends with three tigers Mail Online

for 12/31/2015


Thanks Kerry

Outdoorsy man

During his physical, the doctor asked the patient
about his daily activity level
​ .
I described a typical day this way:
“Well, yesterday afternoon, I waded along the edge of a lake,
drank eight beers, escaped from wild dogs in the heavy brush,
jumped away from an aggressive rattlesnake,
marched up and down several rocky hills,
stood in a patch of poison ivy,
crawled out of quicksand
and took four leaks behind big trees.”

Inspired by the story, the doctor said,
 “You must be one hell of an outdoors man!”
 ”NAH,” he replied, “I'm just a shitty golfer.”


Thanks Kerry

Finding the black cat



Thanks Ed

Turkeys Attack Falmouth mailman "Every day."


Thanks Randy