The Great Satan once told me that refugees should be considered foreign investors temporarily obstructed from their material wealth, and that by delaying in accepting refugees, Canada was giving up the opportunity to have essentially the first draft. Like choosing a sports team basically. It’s damning that the response to the refugee crisis by the […]
The issue of whether or not the wearing of the niqab at citizenship ceremonies has been raised; I personally disagree with the pwearing of niqab in Canada, particularly during the citizenship ceremony, and for the most part tend to consider it a conflagulated non-issue; there are less than seven individual cases per year and one […]
The Opium and Tobacco Fields in Afghanistan, Human Slavery, and Tobacco Butts As a Road to Freedom Human trafficking is the third most lucrative global enterprise in the world today, with children going missing approximately once every 22 seconds, and profits in the range of 333 billion dollar yearly, to serve as forced labourers, sex […]
Well, the election has been hearing up, with tempers flaring left and right, and the only thing all veterans can appear to agree on is the importance of voting, period. Meanwhile I continue to look for work. I’ve recently made several interesting contacts in the private sector via Twitter, and remain hopeful. An earthquake recently […]
The laws of war and the rules of conflict are a legal and moral code imbedded in social psychology. They have been part of our social construct since prehistoric times, and are based off of moral compass points such as piety, honesty, integrity, etc. Intertribal and interracial conflict was during other time periods, considered perfectly […]
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My mom asked me today if a story about the D’aash destroying the Qabba – the black stone at Mecca that pious Muslims go on pilgrimage to at least once in their life as part of hajj, or the spiritual journey, prescribed by Mohammed. Wish I could say for certain. It’s interesting to note that […]
I remember back in High School, my first English AP teacher used to tell us that if we wanted to be really successful as writers, we should try getting our articles published in Penthouse and Hustler. Because yes, Virginia, apparently people really do buy the magazines for the articles, and often times the think pieces […]
Today was a holiday – Labour Day, to be specific, and although I generally don’t pay much attention to holidays, it meant that my administration stuff has to be delayed another day. Okay, whatever. Over the past week, the refugee crisis has finally captured the imaginations and minds of my fellow Canadians, and it is […]
This week saw the horrific death of Aylan Kurdi, a refugee child who was lost at sea along with the majority of his family, and the already shifting winds of Canadian foreign and domestic policy altered their course as the international refugee crisis (particularly that of the Syrians) took centre stage on the campaign trails […]
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