Value for value: Please support my efforts. Relevant references as of August 9, 2023: A Place to Grow: Growth plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe which refers to the Places to Grow Act (2005). PDF of plan Below edited: November … Continue reading →
Note (2012): I have a more negative view of organ transplants now. I was just taking it for granted like most would that it was a good thing. But the dark side of it is overwhelming and I wonder if … Continue reading →
I wrote this statement in 2005. It deals with a bunch of issues that people need to wake up to, but it’s all part of the gradual deliberate change that has been occurring over generations. We need to fundamentally question … Continue reading →
Speaking of the agenda: Continuing Tax Burden on Business cbc.ca, Canadian firms face huge red tape tax burden: study (http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2009/05/07/study-corporate-taxes-canada.html?ref=rss), May 7 ‘09 “The complexity and the cost of compliance affect competitiveness, and Canada faces a major challenge on this … Continue reading →
Another aspect of the system we live under and consider normal – a system that substitutes for parents (who pay), and which regiments and indoctrinates children under penalty of law. And another example of a freedom issue we tried to … Continue reading →
Statement I helped compose this statement on the Clean Water Act in 2006. I’m trying to post as much material as possible – old and new – in order to get these ideas across, and to provoke discussion about freedom … Continue reading →
I wrote the following Environment Platform a couple of years ago for the Ontario Libertarian Party. From my point of view now, I feel more uncomfortable with the phrase “Libertarian government”. I agree with the main principles involved still, but … Continue reading →
Thoughts on Libertarianism and Strategy: I’m starting to post some thoughts on libertarianism and libertarian political parties and the situation in our society in general with respect to freedom. I don’t have any fixed conclusions on political activism, and am … Continue reading →
Remembrance Day A Tale of Two Poppies: Talking with Children About Remembrance: The Story of the White Poppy by the U.K. Peace Pledge Union ‘War cannot create peace’ “The white poppy was and is a symbol of grief for all … Continue reading →
Congratulations to all my fellow candidates for participating in the election! I know if there are more candidates next time, there will be more votes per candidate because there will be more of a presence. I think Canadians should take … Continue reading →