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In This Corner: In search of valuable cardboard
Hockey cards are having a moment, aren’t they? Recently, an entire carton of unopened 1979-80 hockey cards, found in a Saskatoon basement (could this story be any more Canadian?) sold for $5 million. There could be 20 Wayne Gretzky rookie cards in the box, potentially worth many millions. Last week,
Continue readingSaskboy's Abandoned Stuff: Plague Update: Biden’s Failure
Criticism of Joe Biden is presently conflated with support of Donald Trump. This criticism is not in support of Trump’s failed pandemic response. Bleach?! https://t.co/T26lIUwleiDo you too get the sense that Biden is trying to avoid panic by refusing to tell the truth about how damaging COVID infections are on
Continue readingeaves.ca: Connie Eaves, mother in life and science
A trailblazer who eschewed politics, identity and recognition in favour of a tenacious pursuit of life’s secrets Like many women of her age, Dr. Connie Eaves’s career in science was filled with barriers— some that come with the discipline, others of her era. In 1970, when she first walked into
Continue readingIn This Corner: Oscar predictions from a guy who hasn’t seen most of the nominees
If Barbie wins the best picture Oscar on Monday, it will mark two years in a row that I didn’t finish the best picture winner. I stopped watching last year’s Everything Everywhere All At Once when I became hopelessly lost, intending to finish it later. Later has not arrived. And
Continue readingIn This Corner: You – yes, you – can be scammed
One day last week, I got a phone call from my mother-in-law. I know this sounds like the set-up for a joke, but it isn’t. “Where are you?” she practically shouted. A strange question, in that she phoned me at my home. Then she asked me, in an even more
Continue readingExcited Delirium: The Creeping Conflicts of Corporate Contracts
With ArriveCan, Canadians catch wind of what’s supposed to be another scandal, but what if it’s just a repeat of a long-established trend of ripping of the public purse? The post The Creeping Conflicts of Corporate Contracts first appeared on Excited Delirium.
Continue readingSaskboy's Abandoned Stuff: Riders Shoot Foot Again
Did the SK Roughriders hire the REAL geniuses who thought the Experience Regina rebrand was smart? They had a meltdown when some meat-heads (pun intended) got upset by A&W sponsoring the team while promoting veggie burgers.The organization doesn't care about player or fan safety, covering up disease outbreaks, and playing
Continue readingExcited Delirium: More Military Madness
Singling out Canada for not wasting enough money on military spending is madness. Instead, we should be going after the American companies generating tax dollars for Russian coffers. The post More Military Madness first appeared on Excited Delirium.
Continue readingSaskboy's Abandoned Stuff: Plague Update: Exploding Measles Threat
No, the latest measles don’t make you explode, I meant the threat is rising thanks to anti-waxxer ignorance spreading across the globe. And war, that’s infamously good at helping disease take hold of the population. Many of the people in charge of stopping health ignorance and control of diseases, have
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Canadian Media Looking For More Than Just Scraps (Again)
Hot on the heels of Bill C-18, the Canadian media establishment are gunning for more public dollars. Make it stop. The post Canadian Media Looking For More Than Just Scraps (Again) first appeared on Excited Delirium.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Putin’s Political Challenger Meets a Fate We All May Face
Alexei Navalny – Vladamir Putin’s political opponent in Russia – was jailed, probably tortured and most likely murdered because he had the balls to stand up to the world’s greatest terrorist. We have to ask ourselves: why are we allowing ANY business to occur between Russia and anyone else? Because
Continue readingExcited Delirium: The 2% Solution
How to reach 2% that the warmonger bullies want us to reach. The post The 2% Solution first appeared on Excited Delirium.
Continue readingIn This Corner: The age-old question of … age
One of the biggest issues in the U.S. election isn’t the economy, or the border (southern, not northern), or various worldwide conflicts. It’s age. Specifically, old age. The only thing that can stop the rematch nobody wants between Joe Biden, 81, and Donald Trump, 77, is if one of them
Continue readingIn This Corner: Skip Valentine’s Day, save the world
How much have you, or are you, spending on Valentine’s Day? If the Retail Council of Canada can be trusted (have they ever lied to us before?), the answer is, not much. According to a survey by the council, 51% of Canadians who celebrate Valentine’s Day will spend less than
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Trump: Officially An Ambassador of Russian Expansionism and Terrorism
Trump: Endorsing Russian Expansionism While Bullying NATO Members. Nice. The post Trump: Officially An Ambassador of Russian Expansionism and Terrorism first appeared on Excited Delirium.
Continue readingExcited Delirium: Trudeau Donates $3.1 Billion Public Money to Ford’s Private Health Care System
Is giving public money to someone who’s committed to privatizing our health care system a good idea? The post Trudeau Donates $3.1 Billion Public Money to Ford’s Private Health Care System first appeared on Excited Delirium.
Continue readingIn This Corner: When The Beatles conquered America (and me)
I am reading a called ‘Yeah, Yeah, Yeah’ a history of pop music. Naturally, there was a chapter on The Beatles and their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, which was on Feb. 9, 1964. I thought, ‘Hey, that’s 60 years ago! What a great idea for a blog!’
Continue readingSaskboy's Abandoned Stuff: Plague Update: SARS1 2009 News, Viewed from 2022
How many mental health problems seen since the pandemic started are actually blamed on changes in the brains of people infected, and not on some scapegoat like quarantines that kept more people healthy for longer? December 2009 — aftermath of SARS1: pic.twitter.com/bXJYMkoY8G — Dr. Lisa Iannattone (@lisa_iannattone) February 7, 2022
Continue readingWritings of J. Todd Ring: The Decline Of The US Empire & The Rising Star Of Mexico
I’ve written extensively and in depth, for decades, in two published books and over a thousand published articles, with tens of thousands of references, on the rapidly shifting state of the world, the causes and major factors and historical unfolding of these changes, what it all means and entails, and
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