Protected: Countering the D’aasch Narrative Through Feminist Blogging and Theatrical Rhetoric
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Tag: CAF Veterans
Mefloquine Toxicity and Reversal
Note: This article was first published in December of 2014 via http://www.publicpolicypirate.com Introduction Mefloquine is a drug which was widely prescribed to Canadian soldiers serving in Afghanistan and Iraq. It’s major side effects are hepatic and glial inflammation, leading to neuronal toxicity. In other words, it causes psychiatric symptoms such as paranoia, anger issues, cognitive […]
Protected: Inside the Birdcage – February 24, 2015 Morning Edition
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Revamping the Legion
Last week I forayed into the local Legion for my second visit. It was nice; I felt more or less accepted and enjoyed the time there – though certainly the rum and cokes I had helped with that – though I did have a brief scare when one of the usual gang — apparently a […]
Protected: Inside the Birdcage #8 — February 9, 2015 – Evening Edition
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Inside the Birdcage #7 – February 9, 2015
Politics first. Minister O’toole of VAC just gave Craig Hood a commendation for his efforts to get veterans – particularly the younger crowd – back into the Legion. Because honestly, the Legion is the best point of contact negotiation point for collective bargaining and negotiations with VAC and the GoC chain of command. He also […]
Protected: Behind the Birdcage #5 – February 3, 2015
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Undermining BRICs Power Through the Lowly Cigarette Butt?
So a few months ago, I was sent on a rabbit chase involving establishing peace in Afghanistan via finding methods to replace the reliance on opium in the area. What I learned was that the opium – and consequently the human trafficking industry – in Afghanistan is made possible by the fact that the Russians […]
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