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Segarini – Monday Filler

Posted in Opinion with tags Cherry Cola's, Common Thread, Critics, Danny Collins, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Inside Out, James Taylor, Jon Gomm, Jurassic World, LGBT rights, Marriage equality, Movies, music, music videos, Records, SCOTUS, segarini, The Confederate Flag, Tomorrowland, Toronto, Zoltan on June 29, 2015 by segarini

Short and sweet, that’s what this is. With Doug Thompson, Gary Pig Gold, and Darrell Vickers wrapped up for the month of June, it has fallen to me to provide read-y things for the last Monday of the month. I endeavour to do so with The Monday Filler. …and what, exactly, is The Monday Filler? Well, it is this….

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Roxanne Tellier – Don’t Mention The War!

Posted in Opinion with tags Al Pacino, Al Qaeda, Angie's List, Apple Inc.'s Tim Cook, Arkansas, arms exporter, ‘Clean& Clear’, Basil Fawlty, Bible., Bob Segarini, Bruce Jenner, Canada, Christian, Christianity, clash-of-civilisations, Danny Collins, DBAWIS, Dixie Chicks, Don't Believe a Word I Say, fame and fortune, Florida, free speech, gay agenda, gender-neutral, God, House of Commons, human rights, Indiana, Iran, ISIL, ISIS, Israel, James Madison, Jazz Jennings, Jesus Christ, Jon Stewart, Karl reMarks, LGBTTIQQ2SA, Little Big Town, Margot Wallström, Middle East, money, Organisation of Islamic Co-operation, Parliament, politics, President Bush, Prime Minister, R. Dean Taylor, Religion, religious intolerance, Republican, Roxanne Tellier, Saudi Arabia, Seaforce.com, seattle, secularism, sexual discrimination, social equality, Stephen Harper, Sweden, Swedish foreign minister, Syria, Taliban, terrorist, Texas, Thomas Jefferson, transgender, ultra-right wing theocracy, United Nations, Vito Barbieri on March 29, 2015 by segarini

If I made (or kept) New Year resolutions, I might have resolved to pay more attention to Canadian issues, and less to America’s or the rest of the world.

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