"Unthought Known" - by Mark McQueen
Mark McQueenMy Substack: "All the thoughts you never see...You are always thinking...Brain is wide, the brain is deep...Oh, are you sinking? Feel the path of every day...Which road you taking? Breathing hard and making hay...Yeah, this is living." lyrics by Pearl Jam
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Globe & Mail ICE story begs more questions than it answers
News report: More Canadians, including children, detained in U.S. for immigration violations, new data show
Does switching our U.S. Ambassador bring Canada closer to a trade deal?
I don’t envy anyone trying to negotiate a trade deal with 41 million of us “backseat driving” every twist and turn (see representative prior post “Canada has win-win deals it can make to satisfy Trump” Dec. 30-24). As Canada enters the seco...
We don't need to bury child abusers “under the prison”...
Of all the things politicians might shy away from for fear of being called xenophobic, protecting women and children shouldn’t be on the list.
Rampant antisemitism, ever-higher airport fees, “decolonizing” healthcare....are we living in a simulation?
It wasn’t until a Toronto Police Service officer turned off the playing of “O Canada” that I realized that we all could be living in a simulation. Is there any other explanation?
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Funder of growth companies + public service roles. Pearl Jammer. Opinions are my own; RTs ≠ endorsement. Not investment advice. Find me on Substack!
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