I've been accused of the odd spelling mistake by some people's standards; however, the word "could" should and maybe be stricken from the English language. It should or could work, means nothing in my simple terminology.
I'm doing research for my blog on "when and where did the US start hating and out-and-out showing hostility towards Canada. No doubt the present US administration is smoken bad shit, and they're presently the culprits with the hostile takeover talk. This is life-changing and dangerous rhetoric for both sides of the border. However, through research, I found that this type of insult from the US appears to have a long history. Now I have to research why? One answer could be: They're still pissed that we nearly burned the White House down hundreds of years ago?
The plaque beside this landing pad starts to say; As mankind stands on the threshold of intergalactic travel, let us not forget our failures on Earth. That part of the story I found interesting. Click the link to read more.https://flippen.ca/st-paul-alberta-ufo-landing-pad/
Last time I did research for my blog, there were three armoured vehicle manufacturers in the Toronto area, and highly respected by the world community. That information only surprised people living in Canada.
I have to admit that part of the film always sticks with me.
What I don't understand is: why are we changing one foreign manufacturer to be **** "dependent on another?" They could also pull out of Canada anytime they get a snit on, like the Americans. What is the advantage, other than getting even with trump? That's my question?????
Walking through Victoria Park this past summer, I noticed many people huddled together in a circle looking at their phones. I'm used to seeing all kinds of things and paid a never-u-mind until further through the park, there were more doing the same, and then there were more. I interrupted this fella walking and "texting", and asked what was going on? "A Pokémon tournament." Well, that explains it, or not, what is a Pokémon tournament? 😁
This interesting UFO story of a sighting over Canada's North. "true or false." The town of Moonstone built a UFO monument as a tourist attraction just in case it was true. Read the whole story at this link.
https://flippen.ca/was-the-sighting-over-moonbeam-a-ufo-or-just-the-aurora-borealis/
Many moons ago, I half-watched 'Alien,' part one. I still have a sore stomach thinking about it today.
The world community, like always, just comments and does nothing about this criminal act, but what can anyone do?
peanut butter and slices of banana. 👍
I am saddened that "one man" can change a long-standing friendship between two countries. However, after saying that, I have been accused of not keeping up with the times, and this must be one of those times where this old saying applies: "The honeymoon is over."
Do you know a worthy Canadian for the 'Order of Canada' I have a few suggestions, ''do you?''
On the right of this feature photo shows my award-winning photo, and on the left, a laser-etched copy that turned this simple photo into a museum-quality piece of art.' What do you think? Good, bad or 'just a plain ordinary picture etched in wood?' https://flippen.ca/why-laser-engraving-on-hardwood-beats-other-hobbies/
I am totally surprised that every citizen and well-known US politician is scared of Trump. They must have known Trump read every book Hitler ever wrote. And today he is following page by page.