Ford brings in a lockdown, treating us like prisoners, not providing enough direction for us to know if we’ll be punished for simply … living. Selfish snowbirds: what to do? A taser death.
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Excited Delirium: Covid Journal, January 11, 2021
The world is watching, but the world also needs to react to what’s happened in Washington, DC the last few days. Pence must move forward with the 25th Amendment and remove Donald Trump as President.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, January 7, 2021
Donald Trump was, is and will always be seen as a product of a country without leadership.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 29, 2020
White privilege? Trickle-down fail? PCR fail? Cure for Cancer? All in today’s journal. Happy holidays!
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 23, 2020
Arbitrary rules and inconsistent application of lockdown requirements will just fuel people’s thoughts about favouratism and anxiety related to the ‘do as we say, not as we do’ leadership of this province.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 22, 2020
December 21, Winter Solstice The darkest day of the longest year has finally passed. December 21 is the traditional ‘Winter Solstice’ night, where in the northern hemisphere, the number of dark minutes are greater than the number of light minutes. In simple terms, we embrace this moment when every day,
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 11, 2020
Tracking the Covid bonanza; Alberta is in trouble.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 8, 2020
Wow. All Corners of Canada’s Con World A Complete Trainwreck Tell me what you make of this headline … We have all of the components of the right-wing apparatus falling to pieces right before our eyes. Here’s the Post Media continuing to do its bit to try to whip people
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 6, 2020
A couple of stories that explore how lockdown efforts are benefitting some – but not most – people on this planet.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 3, 2020
Alberta. Sheesh. What a mess. And Conservatives continue to pretend they know what they’re doing …
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, December 1, 2020
Is your holiday shopping helping to expand economic disparity or support local businesses? it’s a tough call for all, but we need to try to do our thing to keep our economic base as diverse and wide as possible.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 30, 2020
The son of polio vaccine inventor Jonah Salk talks about patents, the public interest and pharma; Let’s give younger people some hope rather than blame them for our mess.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 28, 2020
‘Left-wing media’ meme is BS; Disaster Donald on his way out …
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 24, 2020
If the application of lockdowns are unfair and inconsistent, people will ignore them. Purdue has admitted to being North America’s biggest drug dealer but fines amount to a slap on the wrist.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 23, 2020
The High Cost of Lockdowns As millions of small businesses hang by a thread, the focus will be on the demise of big boxes as a result of lockdowns. Will Guitar Center survive Chapter 11? What other organizations or businesses do you think are at risk? https://guitar.com/news/industry-news/guitar-center-bankrupt-chapter-11-official/ I’m not going
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 19, 2020
Inconsistency seems more contagious than Covid itself. Is it fair that big boxes don’t have to implement contact tracing or extra measures while small businesses get penalized if they don’t? What can we do NOW to ensure that we’re truly ‘all in this together’?
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 18, 2020
Defile! Defile! Trump and his team are probably resorting to a different kind of ‘defile’ (as in shredding documents before Biden’s team takes over), but they’re also rushing to assault any remaining institutions that they haven’t already laid their hands on. Example: laying bare the Arctic refuge for oil and
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 16, 2020
A few updates, mainly asking why so many of our mainstream stories have to resort to the bottom of the barrel when it comes to reporting and why we are putting the future of humanity into the hands of people that seem more worried about stock options.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 8, 2020
A concession speech worth reading; a look at the urban/rural divide with voting; if education is a basic human right, are Ford and Lecce in breach of that commitment?
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Covid Journal, November 3, 2020
What’s your prediction for #USElection2020? Here’s mine …
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