This video is a great way to show how freaking evil hard drugs are. It’s from 1999, but still relevant today.

Props to Kacheena for showing this to me.

The documentary leaves out a lot of issues since it only concentrates on how awful addicts’ lives are. There’s no discussions around how to help addicts beyond telling them to go to a methadone clinic. The cops come across as caring in some scenes and downright patronizing in others.

Oh, and on a side note - Toronto police admit CCTV setups don’t prevent crime, but want the cameras anyway.

This is not a good thing. It’s a really solid site with good writers and I really hope that it will live on in some form or another. It very well could, thanks to this quickly created facebook group to revive the blog.

My favourite lyric from this amazing freedom loving ballad:

“Don’t tell me who’s wrong and who’s right when liberties start slipping away.”

Ignorance is bliss.

The National Guard in the United Liberty States of Freedom America is playing this video before movies in select freedom cinemas near you!

A note to Toronto conference and event planners: please do NOT have events at Circa.

The wi-fi is very weak if one can get it at all.
It’s an awkward layout for presentations, same with the lighting.
It’s way too dark in the club (at least I can’t see everyone’s imperfections).
Conferences with natural light and colours produce more creative thinking I find.
There are no outlets to plug in my laptop, which means I take fewer notes.
The lunch was kinda awkward because there was no clear place to eat it.
People only talk about how odd it is to have a conference in a club.
They seem to cool the air something as if the club is thumping and bodies are rubbing
Lastly the venue feels like a club and not a place to do anything but E and put date rape drugs in young girls’ drinks or whatever it is people who go to clubs do. Maybe stab and shoot each other? Quite frankly that isn’t my scene - sorry.

What is he going to do now? He’s now faced with running an empire that can’t repair itself and all the nation’s people support the very system that has brought them such harm. What can Obama do?

For the record, this is just me tossing out some unfinished thoughts.

If Obama ever ran in Canada I would not vote for him. He is pro death penalty while admitting it is not a deterrent to crime. He is an isolationist. He is on top of that everything to everybody (except fascist McCain supporters) - and that’s another problem.

He won’t be able to please the people who voted for him because nobody knows what he truly stands for. At least I don’t as a Canadian.

He can’t (or won’t) change a system that he openly supports.

Obama oh noes…..