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Comment on Bill Maher Speaks Out Against War Machine by Roberto Falcão

Roberto Falcão — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 21:00:08 +0000

Hello,

Please look my point of view at http://stratapacis.blogspot.com/2013/04/how-to-achieve-world-peace.html

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Comment on 100,000 Monks in Meditation by Jeremy Arbib

Jeremy Arbib — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 00:30:21 +0000

This is brilliant (- & effective)!!!

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Comment on Libya’s Looted Gold by Wardman

Wardman — Wed, 21 Nov 2012 21:08:13 +0000

You can definitely see your skills within the paintings you write. The world hopes for more passionate writers like you who are not afraid to say how they believe. Always go after your heart.

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Comment on Constable 728: Canada’s Own Pepper Spray Cop by dwinspear

dwinspear — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 02:25:16 +0000

I’ll have to say that Barb and Alina are the only two people that supported the actions of Ms. Trudeau, the cop. Perhaps, they are supporting this psycopath because they are of the same gender…perhaps, they are watching too much Fox TV. I have to add that the guy who was busted with the beer, was in his own apartment, and he’d gone downstairs to hold the door open for his friends…as far as that stupidity about masked demonstrators and glass breakers, I happened to live here in Montreal and took part in some of the demonstrations, along with thousands of others…and perhaps, that is why we have the lowest fees for universities in North America-we are willing for fight for our rights. I have another clip of the officer 728 strangling a guy in his apartment. And some of her comments after the attack. It’s too bad you don’t understand French. I can see why America is hated all over the world. You’re first response to people exercising their democratic rights is to call in the military.

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Comment on Constable 728: Canada’s Own Pepper Spray Cop by Alina

Alina — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 13:39:25 +0000

Montreal is out of control.

The cops allow for illegal protests with protesters wearing masks, breaking of windows, etc
Other cities in North America would not tolerate this type of behavior. I agree with Barb, bring in the military.

As for cop 728, I just watched her on youtube: City resident drinking his beer on sidewalk. Cop 728 stops car and asks man to identify himself as this is illegal. The man in question refuses to identify himself. Why?
If people are in the wrong and refuse to cooperate, they should live with the aftermath. When people are in the wrong, provide their ID … all goes well with the Police.

Just my .02 cents

Let the Police do their work, … and when in the wrong, step up people. Admit your wrong doing.
When confronted for nothing by Police – that is a different matter.

As for this situation, it is too bad that the man drinking his beer on the street did not own up to his wrong doing.

Alina

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Comment on World’s Wealthiest Stealing From the Rest of Us by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 05 Sep 2012 05:01:17 +0000

Private property is a right. The right to property should not be compromised by any wealth maximization calculus. So better leave the rich people were they are. More taxes would only mean more government control, more bureaucracy, less freedom. Capital investment and not legislation stands between today and the better society of tomorrow. Any sort of regulation to temper any sort of gap can only be detrimental to the progress and the consequent increased standard of living. Lobbies, which are bodies that the government institutes, are an example of what market regulations can express.

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Comment on Poor Helpless Israel, Here’s Another Billion – U.S. by Amy

Amy — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 09:12:42 +0000

I’m confused. You claim to be peaceful, but all the Iron Dome does is stop incoming missiles from landing on people. It doesn’t attack anyone. All it does is stop projectiles from hurting people.

How is this a problem for you?

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Comment on Hey America, Aren’t You Sick of War Yet? by Father

Father — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 00:26:43 +0000

I agree with everything that this blog says. Mostly because it is composed of facts. But this blog has something in common all you other blogs on this topic. You have only covered part of the story. How much does Saudi Arabia spend on supporting terrorism? How many billions do they give to the parents of dead terrorists? How much is China spending on their military complex? How much does Pakistan spend on developing and maintaining their nuclear weapons? If you want war to end then I suggest you stop being a useful idiot for the war mongers who hate freedom. Start telling the whole story!

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Comment on The Whole World is Watching Montreal by Father

Father — Sun, 03 Jun 2012 14:06:28 +0000

Your point #2 isn’t clear to me. I don’t get the connection between systematic corruption and tuition fees. Are you saying that because there are dishonest corrupt people in the world that students deserve to have their tuition fees subsidized. Again, I don’t see the connection. I am from the previous generation so you won’t remember that this has all been done before. In the 1960s in Berkley CA students protested. Then, like now, there demands were vague. At one point the University was about to give in to all their demands. That scared the organizers because that would have ended reason for the protest. They refused to allow the university president to speak. They didn’t want their demands met. They just wanted to protest.

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