Just for information purposes, and if any one is interested. I have no formal or friendly association with the people at the Strikers web site. I have linked to them several times and they have a link to me. I have no problem with the link; I don’t know why they have though, could it be they are seekers of the truth, or just like a good laugh?
Any way perhaps the people in ivory towers can relax and go get some sleep.
Paul Piggott of CBC HV-GB [no link] had an interview with a representative of Fednav this morning. The discussion centered around why and perhaps how long the mv Umiak will be stuck in the ice.
Any way perhaps the people in ivory towers can relax and go get some sleep.
Paul Piggott of CBC HV-GB [no link] had an interview with a representative of Fednav this morning. The discussion centered around why and perhaps how long the mv Umiak will be stuck in the ice.
Uppitydate:
I have good information [unless photo shopped] that says that the Umiak is stuck [moved about ships length in 24 hours] in ice up to 21 feet thick. It’s not land fast ice but drift ice that has rafted into great solid waves after it hits islands. The evidence is not in my possession so wont be posting any pictures.
Wally Andersen and Todd Russell have been on radio or issuing press releases about their latest failed attempts to get some justice on several issues on the Labrador. IE payments to fishers plus the high cost of parcel post into and out of the coast are just two of the on going issues.
Perhaps it’s time to re think about these annual pilgrimages [Todd is stationed there] to Ottawa to meet officials , or not, to be given the bums knees.
This is a follow up to an earlier post I made on another slaughter this year.
I think if the 70 year old can travel all those K on ski doo he can spend some down time in the slammer.
I have good information [unless photo shopped] that says that the Umiak is stuck [moved about ships length in 24 hours] in ice up to 21 feet thick. It’s not land fast ice but drift ice that has rafted into great solid waves after it hits islands. The evidence is not in my possession so wont be posting any pictures.
Wally Andersen and Todd Russell have been on radio or issuing press releases about their latest failed attempts to get some justice on several issues on the Labrador. IE payments to fishers plus the high cost of parcel post into and out of the coast are just two of the on going issues.
Perhaps it’s time to re think about these annual pilgrimages [Todd is stationed there] to Ottawa to meet officials , or not, to be given the bums knees.
This is a follow up to an earlier post I made on another slaughter this year.
I think if the 70 year old can travel all those K on ski doo he can spend some down time in the slammer.
Took this picture of the dam while out riding this morning, would not recommend doing triple lutz on it.
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Here's my take on postal rates and a way around them:
http://pub50.bravenet.com/forum/4225631611/show/581707
I bow to you master and wise one. What would we Inuit do without you?
To both anonymous’. Both politicians representing this area have been aware of the anomalies mentioned by the anonymous #1 for quite some time. The MP presented similar to the combined councils meeting here in Nain this year.
I know that officials in the NG have similar data, and that the politicians at NG are aware of this data.
As to why nothing pro active has been done about it, well that is the 64 dollar question. Maybe Anonymous #2 has the answers.
Also to Anonymous #2, it’s about doing things that help all the people on the coast, not about where you are from or how long you have been in any particular place.
Racism is ugly, no matter from who to whom.
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