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 →
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 →
Parents, teachers, students continue to react to this oppressive law. Add your comments and experiences. And remember – almost no opposition by the other parties or media. This is the norm. “Your” government – provincial or federal – across party lines – … Continue reading →
Ontario farmer found guilty of contempt in raw-milk trial “Michael Schmidt has run a co-operative organic dairy farm near Owen Sound, Ont., for more than 20 years…” Why shouldn’t we be able to buy and sell raw milk? So many human … Continue reading →
My response to his post (http://radiofreecollingwood.wordpress.com/2008/09/26/simcoe-grey-round-1-the-highlights/#comment-118): Of course you attack Caley because he is the most threatening to your comfortable beliefs. He’s actually saying something about how the health care system is forced on people. If you try to use … Continue reading →
The Toronto Star’s coverage of Chester Brown’s election bid: Campaigning artists enliven election (http://www.thestar.com/FederalElection/article/507465) A serious and successful graphic novelist, who has garnered international reviews and won countless awards, Brown is about to become a seriously unsuccessful politician. He’s running … Continue reading →
Ottawa Sun, 1st July 2008 “Embrun biz owner looking for fight.” Former leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada, Jean-Serge Brisson, is challenging a new local bylaw that mandates bilingual signs in Russell Township, Ontario. July 5th, 2008
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