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One of the military's simplest procurement projects is being tied down by red tape
  • @girlfreddy @HikingVet Please dont anti trust the Irvings until they have built the new Juniper wind farm. JDI wind power is our best hope to catch that albatross NB Power in its wake turbulence and topple it over into its well deserved death spiral.

    and also infect higgs, hogan, and austin with "windmill noise brainworm cancer ". although Grasseschi likely already did it with her anti 2slgbtq+ exorsist conversion therapy.

    the woke Elders of THE CABAL OF ARGUS
    We will see

    :wq

  • Conservatives under fire after pulling 'Canadian Dream' video that may have shown Russian jets
  • @girlfreddy we did sorta have the russian designed CF121 Stratocaster smuggled in and hidden at CYCH Chatham (now Miramichi) . but it was an april fools joke. Quite a few fell for it.

    :wq

  • Fraudulent calls for telecom promotions
  • @cyborganism canada's big telcoms are fraudulant to begin with :)

    the woke Elders of THE CABAL OF ARGUS
    We will see

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    :wq

  • RCMP hired private spies to monitor Fairy Creek activists
  • @NightOwl the previous d. Superintendant for New Brunswick have brought this up. the RCMP should never be a personal goon squad for a government, church, or industry. … yet they whine go full defcon crybaby when they get defunded.

    And dont fall for the apologies. the minister for public safety is not sorry for the harm they inflicted. they are sorry they got caught.

    the woke Elders of THE CABAL OF ARGUS
    We will see

    :wq

  • Canada's purchase of Inuvik hangar applauded by northerners and Arctic security experts
  • @girlfreddy ok thats much more clear. i am with you on that. I sit here in what's left standing of a NORAD air base and up the road from what was a Pinetree Line Station. Sure, things have changed and become more portable, but we would be sadly unprepared ; not only in a military threat, but also in a weather or other related catastrophe. we would be blind and deaf . we cant place responsibility on the big telcos. our interesrs wouls conflict. wemust keep infrastructure

  • Canada's purchase of Inuvik hangar applauded by northerners and Arctic security experts
  • @girlfreddy ok let me look back. i may have a weak argument . i was responding to your post about you feeling canada needs arm(s) twisting from USA to spend more on military . how much of our military purchases in USA are really helping Ukraine? how much is syphoned off to the Netanyahu regime? how much to paramilitaries in Colombia and Bolivia? Remember,LaPaz ? the general was caught. my opinion is we need fund our own needs before others' vain quests.

  • Canada's purchase of Inuvik hangar applauded by northerners and Arctic security experts
  • @girlfreddy Persinally, i feel we let the USA push us around too much. Who are we protecting on our north? who's interests do we serve? I am old an tired , but we more to angry with Charles de Gaulle than Leonit Brezhnev. and NATO and the USA did not come to our help in October 1970. What will big subs do? did they help in afghanistan? will subs help First Nations save their territories in the face of massive climate change fires? clean water. not weapons. jmho

  • Raw sewage pumped into this woman's building for months. Officials did nothing
  • @girlfreddy the problem is up here in New Brunswick as well. Yes, many landlords can be negligent; but I observed that a lot of water and sewage infrastructure was poorly made back in the 1970s especially. condemnation must widen

    We should have known slapped together cars and trucks of the malais era. poor quality extended into building materials and beyond. Even today manufacturers like Boeing will try to slip through substandard parts. Instead of fixing the problems, they send lawyers.

  • sparky57 Jim Knowles @mastodon.social

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