Gripen is next. With a factory coming to Canada to produce them, under the wise guidance of our Swedish friends. Win-win for Canada, although buying war machines is a lose-lose for humanity.
This happened a while ago. A guy started a war half way across the globe and caused major problems for himself and most of the worlds population. He tried to pretend he won that war, but he didn't. Starting a war for no reason, or worse, to deflect from some embarrassing crimes he committed, is the dumbest thing I have ever heard.
The law is not written in stone. Different DOJ's interpret things differently, from other DOJ's. That is why a "well-written" law is ambiguous, so it can potentially generate large amounts of legal costs and fees.
Bring back the slate. Schools aren't getting all of that extra money, big tech is. And big tech already has too much money and too much power and way not enough seriousness.
If you've ever been let go by a corp you know you're gonna need some sort of remote trigger. They'll say "Can I see you for a minute?" and then BOOM! out the door.
Wab is kicking ass and taking names. I like him a lot, even though I have a bit of a hard time with that Shark's grin he displays. Makes him look like a bit of a trickster, but he seems to be on the people's side. Go Wab!
My wife had a tooth that needed pulling years ago. We were young and broke and had no insurance. We went to a dentist, explained that, and he charged us $30 for pulling the tooth. If we had insurance, the amount would have been over $400. This was in Canada around 1990. Also, "referrals" are a big money maker for the medical and dental industry.
It's as easy as x, y, z.