Thanks to MLA Nadine Wilson, on October 26, 2022, I had the opportunity and the privilege to attend the Speech from the Throne. For that, I give thanks.

A recent article by Emily Oster within The Atlantic petitions the reader to be kind-hearted to those who have wronged us since 2020.

As much as I believe the importance of freedom of speech, I’ve realized that during the past two and half years, unfortunately, too many within the populace lost their ability or willingness to read. Instead, they wish for everything (including how to think) to be handed to them in a five-minute pre-digested video.

Recently a well-known, and once respected Saskatchewan media outlet published a story that claimed that Saskatchewan has yet to have a vaccine related fatality. This was my response.

What is freedom?

Can we live with unrestrained freedom?

Yet, tyranny is coming. Unless we stop it; it will roll over us.

I had hoped to publish this blog for Canada Day, unfortunately the freedom of time bolted. Perhaps Saskatchewan Day is more fitting?

Across the nation of Canada, we celebrate Canada Day, an anniversary which symbolizes and celebrates our Confederation’s milestone of July 1, 1867. That day our forefathers passed the British North America Act. A day that should unite rather than divide all Canadians. 

Rather than feeding you a profuse amount of information, which I know will cause your eyes to glaze and brains to numb—here are subject matters one should research on their own. This material should enlighten you to what corporations, your government’s and your military are up to. 

When I created my first informational blog, I set a goal to publish once per month. This hasn’t always been the case. My latest tardiness came about because of my commitment to Sask Alliance—Saskatchewan citizens advocating for government transparency and accountability. https://saskalliance.org/

The basic and most obvious take away from both literary works, the wealthy do not oppress the poor. Instead, under collectivism, the least productive loot and benefit from the most productive.

Many Canadians, and others outside Canada, are awaking to the realization democracy or more aptly the rights and freedoms for Canadians are dead.