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From CBC News A story by Ian Froese
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson doesn't support banning LGBTQ content from school libraries, but it doesn't mean her government will meddle in the affairs of a school board considering such a proposal.
In other news HS is a person in a leadership role but is not an actual leader.  

From CBC News A story by Ian Froese
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson doesn't support banning LGBTQ content from school libraries, but it doesn't mean her government will meddle in the affairs of a school board considering such a proposal.
In other news HS is a person in a leadership role but is not an actual leader.  

The alternative is to accept that we are already approaching the precipice at a gallop with no chance of stopping. My background as a sociology major (back in the stoned age) leads me to believe that history does show that people are capable of great growth and selflessness, particularly if a leader presents an ideal.

What is weird for me in this current world of insanity is we usually aren't even try to defend people like Trudeau or one or any specific political flag for that matter.
It doesn't matter where absurdity, lunacy, insane drivel comes from, it has to be called out. I've been on both ends of this in my life but we currently are not dealing with normal political debate, we are dealing with very dangerous non-political absurdity and insanity. The two get jumbled together a lot of times and is seen as one resulting in a everyone's bad tone.
That's what makes my head spin on a daily basis.
   

Imo it does. When guys get that slowing down of the game they generally take a big step forward. It’s when they rush that they get in trouble

Ironically she's exactly like Trump. Everything she does with and to others is purely transactional to benefit her and her only.

Amazing how brave she is now that she's not Trump mouthpiece. Never forget her complicity in his behaviour. 

Nichols showing up again with a nice tip on the ball to prevent shoen from bringing it in.  Really good players make it obvious for fans like me. He's really good
 
79 Westfield burned his coverage on a perfectly thrown deep route.* I THINK* it was 15 josh Jones. Man was that a beautiful pass. The type of pass to make coaches notice
Agudosi uses his frame to snag one in traffic. Accurate, yet fluttering pass Pigrome.
RB Salima Jordan has some speed. Nice cuts and vision 
Pigrome under pressure and makes a bad decision to try and dump it off underneath. Wasn't picked but not a good choice.  Comes back on 2nd and 10 with a deep out throw just out of reach of the receiver
More to follow 

Just random thoughts I'm having along the way, totally disorganized. Kind of like A dod odds and sods for tc..
#3 qb Tyrrell pigrome looks like a Charles Robert's at qb with a bit more height. Looks fast and has a good arm. First snap in situational play though and he dropped snap. Not sure if it's on him or the C.
 
71 # manasseh Bailey looks small but runs nice routes.
87 # Sean Coyne runs very convincing routes and has major hussle. Really impressed with him
No Grant on the field as far as I can see
88 our boy with Rasheed Bailey is just awesome. Makes a tough catch and yells out a big " let's go!! "
Agudosi must be a terrifying match up.
#96 Tanner Schmekel, I know nothing about him but he looks intimidating. Lol Same with 92 Caleb Thomas. Dude is gigantic .
Demski with a tough catch in traffic. Amazing to me how unthreatening he looks but is just such a gamer.
 
#1 Nichols is just so good. No room between him and receiver. An almost int right on the side line but great coverage.
Shoen with his classic corner route td.  Would have never made it that far in live action though, d line was at collaros. 
15 Josh Jones has all the tools to be a good cfl qb. Tall. Fast. Just looks like a qb.
More to follow . Obviously I'm just a fan so you know, take it for what it is

Brink - 56.4% comp. rate (https://www.statscrew.com/football/stats/p-brinkale001)
Cornelius - 57.6% comp. rate (https://www.cfl.ca/players/taylor-cornelius/164836/)
 

The dumbing down of society in full view for all to see. 

But this is no worse than what Biden and his crew do. Stop being so divisive you radical left libtard, wake up!
What are we to do with the absurdness I just wrote above? Not respond? This is insane not differing political punditry.

All gaslighters have are catch phrases that begin or end with all caps lol with an exclamation mark for good measure.

All gaslighters have are catch phrases that begin or end with all caps lol with an exclamation mark for good measure.

The dumbing down of society in full view for all to see. 

No matter the political flag one falls under, any mention of machine irregularities and fake voters should be met with a demand for evidence now and if it can't be produced immediately, heavy fines and jail time are the next steps.
This is where the Judicial system needs to do it's damn job. 

But this is no worse than what Biden and his crew do. Stop being so divisive you radical left libtard, wake up!
What are we to do with the absurdness I just wrote above? Not respond? This is insane not differing political punditry.

Excerpt from CBC News A story by Joel Dryden
"Minister Shandro stated that Premier Smith was passive/aggressive throughout the call. She asked him specifically if there was anything he could do about Mr. Pawlowski's case," she wrote. 
"She wanted him to make it go away, although she did not direct him to do so. She was concerned about a press conference that Mr. Pawlowski said he was going to have and how bad the optics would be for the party.
"Minister Shandro told her there was nothing that could be done, and she accepted his advice.
There were no further conversations between Minister Shandro and the premier on this subject."
This is a snapshot of who these people are and how they are wired not just on this specific issue.
Yea I get it that many are like this to varying degrees, but that's the key part of the sentence, to varying degrees. So not all the same but with similarities with varying degrees of impact and magnitude.
 If one says they are thoughtful critically thinking people but still cast their vote for a person who will take their orders from someone like this I would suggest your motives in doing so do not match the first part of this sentence.  
How else am I suppose to say this without being clumped into 'you all are just mean and nasty to one another'?

My guilty pleasure would be hoping his sister somehow had her tentacle in this as well.

My guilty pleasure would be hoping his sister somehow had her tentacle in this as well.

Excerpt from CBC News A story by Joel Dryden
"Minister Shandro stated that Premier Smith was passive/aggressive throughout the call. She asked him specifically if there was anything he could do about Mr. Pawlowski's case," she wrote. 
"She wanted him to make it go away, although she did not direct him to do so. She was concerned about a press conference that Mr. Pawlowski said he was going to have and how bad the optics would be for the party.
"Minister Shandro told her there was nothing that could be done, and she accepted his advice.
There were no further conversations between Minister Shandro and the premier on this subject."
This is a snapshot of who these people are and how they are wired not just on this specific issue.
Yea I get it that many are like this to varying degrees, but that's the key part of the sentence, to varying degrees. So not all the same but with similarities with varying degrees of impact and magnitude.
 If one says they are thoughtful critically thinking people but still cast their vote for a person who will take their orders from someone like this I would suggest your motives in doing so do not match the first part of this sentence.  
How else am I suppose to say this without being clumped into 'you all are just mean and nasty to one another'?

No matter the political flag one falls under, any mention of machine irregularities and fake voters should be met with a demand for evidence now and if it can't be produced immediately, heavy fines and jail time are the next steps.
This is where the Judicial system needs to do it's damn job. 

Excerpt from CBC News A story by Joel Dryden
"Minister Shandro stated that Premier Smith was passive/aggressive throughout the call. She asked him specifically if there was anything he could do about Mr. Pawlowski's case," she wrote. 
"She wanted him to make it go away, although she did not direct him to do so. She was concerned about a press conference that Mr. Pawlowski said he was going to have and how bad the optics would be for the party.
"Minister Shandro told her there was nothing that could be done, and she accepted his advice.
There were no further conversations between Minister Shandro and the premier on this subject."
This is a snapshot of who these people are and how they are wired not just on this specific issue.
Yea I get it that many are like this to varying degrees, but that's the key part of the sentence, to varying degrees. So not all the same but with similarities with varying degrees of impact and magnitude.
 If one says they are thoughtful critically thinking people but still cast their vote for a person who will take their orders from someone like this I would suggest your motives in doing so do not match the first part of this sentence.  
How else am I suppose to say this without being clumped into 'you all are just mean and nasty to one another'?

He's either Yukon Cornelius or 

 
I'm leaning towards the latter. 

Why is everyone calling him Corny? Is this a nickname I’ve missed out on. Anyways, he’s a good athlete, with a decent arm, the difference between him and a guy like Collaros, and Rourke is that they use their legs to extend the play so that they can pass down field, to me once Corn Hole feels pressure he uses his legs and puts his head down to try and run, for Edmonton’s sake I hope the coaching staff is working on making him more of a pass first quarterback, especially once the pocket breaks down.