I'm coining a nickname for Louie Varland: "Louie Legend."
#BlueJays
Posts by Western Hemlox
Varland needs to be the closer from now on.
How many blown saves—or nearly blown saves—does Hoffman have to amass before John Schneider wakes up to this fact?
Varland needs to be the #BlueJays closer.
Hoffman is simply not the guy.
Palmer has been fomenting fear and anger ever since the Cowichan Tribes decision.
This remains the greatest piece of persuasive advertising ever made about electrification. It's insane to me that Nissan dropped it & it's insane that no one on the green left has picked it up to make it a national PSA.
I know
This episode is a super helpful précis of the DRIPA saga in B.C. 👇
#bcpoli
Well, at least the BBC is covering this.
The pecan tree has much to teach; Robin Wall Kimmerer breaks those lessons down.
orionmagazine.org/article/peca...
Agreed.
It's the democratic equivalent of lead in the drinking water. The longer we wait to remove it, the more lasting the damage will be.
It has taken over five years of murderous chaos for Republican voters to start to see what was obvious all along: that Donald Trump should not be trusted with a box of matches, let alone the most powerful office on Earth. That's the power of propaganda for you.
Great stuff from Max. Love that "Schrodinger's oil and gas". It fits UCP too. Record output while the Libs destroy the industry.
"Politics remains the art of the possible, and nowhere is that more true than on climate policy in Canada. The last decade should be all the proof anyone needs of that. "
did a ryan beedie write this
@maxfawcett.bsky.social's take on the why we SHOULDN'T institute a windfall profits tax on oil companies is worth considering.
So can we bide our time & take revenge on them later, because they're giant assholes, always lying to us?
#cdnpoli #ableg #abpoli
www.nationalobserver.com/newsletters/...
Carl and Joe Martin, nephews of Tla-o-qui-aht Chief Moses Martin, outside a protector cabin built to house blockaders on Meares Island in the mid-1980s. The effort to protect Meares Island was among the opening salvos in British Columbia’s so-called War in the Woods.
On this day in 1984, Tla-o-qui-aht and Ahousaht First Nations declare Wah-Nah-Jus Hilth-hoo-is (Meares Island) a tribal park.
anticolonialhistory.com/event/331/
It's interesting, because Canada spent $6.48 billion last year alone on the RCMP: rcmp.ca/en/corporate.... & yet I'm not being inundated with articles about the fact that the service is a financial gaping maw
You don't say
There’s a real disconnect in anglosphere discourse because a lot of it centres in the US where people aren’t seeing Chinese EVs at all, while much of the rest of the world is
gotta say, the honesty/vulnerability here is refreshing.
how many other leaders who f'd up this badly have you heard acknowledge/reflect on it?
FUCK IT, WE'LL DO IT DEAD
Had anyone in a position of power during the Cuban Missile Crisis acted this stupidly, we’d all be dead. www.bugeyedandshameless.com/p/the-stupid...
oh for sure man any day now
Rare sighting of a column chart taking a dip at Hove Beach.
#dataviz
The Columbine massacre was on this date in 1999. Instead of energizing our country to get gun violence under control, it kicked off a new normal. One of the best explanations ever of journalism's destructive impact on mass shootings came from Roger Ebert in his review of Gus Van Sant’s “Elephant.”
good luck, babe.