Sean Robson

Welcome to Winnipeg! If you find yourself in the vicinity of Galaxy Comics again, I highly recommend stopping in at Subzero Icecream (nearby on the corner of Jamieson and Brazier) for an eggnog parfait; it's an early taste of Christmas. They make the best parfaits in the city.

MB

Powerful

It wasn't safe to spend time outside for most of the summer because of wildfire smoke, but sure, let's throw gasoline on the fire.

Or worse, an Israeli representative.

The architect of Project 2025 has no opinions worth hearing; they've all been clearly laid out in that fascist playbook. There was absolutely nothing to be gained by meeting with him, and doing so gives him credibility he doesn't deserve.

You beat me to it.

Wow, that's some serious victim blaming there, Mark. Way to side with genocidal war criminals.

Trump supporters report higher levels of psychopathy, manipulativeness, callousness, and narcissism Support for Donald Trump is linked to darker personality traits, including increased psychopathy and decreased empathy, new research finds. The study also connects conservative political beliefs to lo...

Trump supporters = higher levels of psychopathy, manipulativeness, callousness, & narcissism www.psypost.org/trump-suppor...

From study: MAGA "reported elevated malevolent & reduced benevolent dispositions, & less empathy..."

Yes, feels partisan, but fits research on authoritarian trends.

I suspect the media is manufacturing controversy by deliberately taking the bill out of context. Fast-tracking is accomplished by not having to go through the same approval twice for the province and the feds when they have identical standards.

I've read Bill C5, which is posted on the parliamentary website; it states that First Nations must be consulted on all projects, and that Federal regulations are only waived if they are duplicated by the province in question. I'm confused about where this controversy is coming from.

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I was fully expecting the Mexican rescue teams to be arrested and sent to a detention centre.

High praise from a man who can barely speak English.

If it were made today, Marty would go back in time to 1995. :(

What else would we expect of the Neville Chamberlain of our time? We certainly can't rely on this obsequious weasel.

That principal needs to be fired. They have no business being in the education field. When did speaking out against genocide become wrong? Anyone who was 'hurt' by this student's speech needs to check their moral compass.

I have brachiopods I collected from the Forteau Fm in 1995 that I still haven't looked at.

Love this game!

This was my favourite episode of the Muppet Show. Thanks for the great memories!

I feel that for-profit journals were the start of all this nonsense. For years I've refused to review papers for Elsevier. They were the first of the academic publishing predators.

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Poilievre Stop in Fish Plant Smells | Canadian Journalist Conservative Party of Canada election campaign stop in a fishing village in Newfoundland turns into a spectacle of party animosity towards media coverage.

So, here is an interesting piece to read, which happened in Newfoundland April 1,2025. Brought a bunch of thugs with him.

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MAGA MAPLE: THE DESPERATE BID TO ELECT A MINI-ME TRUMP Conservatives Play the Traitor Card

Canadians are coming together to defend our country and democracy.
Conservatives on the other hand are saying vote for Poilievre or they will break up the country.
Playing the traitor card is not a good look for Canada's Mini Me Trump.
Here's my latest:
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That is so cool!

Except Taiwan, they'll just have to wait for China to invade.

The weather is much the same here, Dave. Thanks for this remembrance of warmer days.

Is Recruiting American Scientists to Canada Feasible? Spoiler Alert: Nope

Many American scientists are beginning to look elsewhere. Can Canada give them a home?
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Common Sense: The Last Refuge of a Scoundrel Few semantic dodges frustrate me as much as appeals to “common sense.” The term traditionally refers to commonly-held knowledge that needs no explanation.

Today I poke a pin the overinflated balloon known as common sense. open.substack.com/pub/seanrobs...