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Thursday, March 20, 2003------------------------Ensign Front
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0800 Thursday - Clear sky, visibility 5, -2º, wind 6 knots
at 210º, altimeter 29.96, haze---------WeatherLog
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- Reality TV
- Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Its time to rethink the opinion process, listen to what we say and to what others
say and you will hear over and over the phrase "I believe". We all need
to question what believe because we are basing those beliefs on so many intangibles.
This is a story about adult tooth fairies and cirrus clouds.
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 Let's Light Up- Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Edwin Wallace
We who recognise the unfortunate turn of events that has begun in the Middle East
are feeling increasingly frustrated by not being able to do anything that will make
our voices and opinions heard. Edwin brings to us a couple of suggestions and then
some.
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 Not to be counted
on- Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Jeff Harwood
Disturbed tha tthe Prime Minister was influenced by Canadian public opinion Jeff
Harwood feels that Canada is letting down its allie the United States.by its failure
to support them in their war effort against Iraq.
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 The Bush's administration
is a disgrace and so is the propagandistic media - Thursday, March 20, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Mario has discovered throughout the world that the opinions of people everywhere
are decidedly against the "unprovoked attack" by the United States on Iraq.
He summerises his findings in the story but the full details are in the references
and many of these stories are archived on this web site for future reference.
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 There's no business like show business- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
At 9:30 Eastern Standard time tonight the United States began its invasion of Iraq
with preliminary bombing attacks on Baghdad in an attempt to kill the leader of the
country. But the real story is the story itself.
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 A new year begins- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
This picture essay of children making their way to and from school on a spring day
was to be the lead today but alas their joy and good spirits are taking a second
place position to the events in the Middle East. New reports indicate that Israeli
schools will be open today and people in Iraq will be doing their best to live their
lives as normally as possible. Good to see our kids only have to dodge snow balls
as the cluster bombs and bunker busters are being delivered elsewhere.
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 Bush's pre-emptive war against Iraq: just
a war for the benefit of the devilish Bush&Co- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
This story was written today before the invasion began but this writer was sickened
by the show business attitude of the American television networks as he points out
that the use of force to change the government of another country is the beginning
and as our Canadian Prime Ministered stated that once begun no country is safe if
it does not follow the line set by the United States or what it considers democracy.
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 Makes no sense- Wednesday, March 19, 2003
by: Joe Hueglin
If Canada is not involved in the war then Joe Hueglin maintains that it makes no
sense for the Canadian ships to be in the area.
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 "We've been
waiting for this!"- Tuesday, March 18, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
We can only say this in a whisper because of the relief we feel and fear of a possible
return but today it is spring in Tisdale.
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 The gamblers of
the willing war against Iraq: President Bush and British Prime Minister
Tony Blair- Tuesday, March 18, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
The US president referred to France having shown their "hand" and this
prompted several articles in the American press about this odd reference by their
president. Mario deSantis has been doing his homework and shows in today's story
the implausibility in each of the Bush arguments. As with other stories the whole
story is told in the references.
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 The Greenwater
report- Monday, March 17, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
Snowmobilers had a heavenly weekend but Gerald is concerned about the fish in Round
Lake and the demise of the hotel in Porcupine Plain. But on the sunny side he and
Doreen have been married for fifty years.
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 President Bush
is taking the law in his own hands: a personal war against Iraq- Monday, march 17, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Digging through scores of sources today, Mario deSantis has come up with a mix of
world opinion as he found the London Daily Mirror branding the Blair/Bush decision
as "madness" and provides us with perspectives from CNN, BBC and the New
York Times.
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 Did I say Red?- Sunday, March 16, 2003
by: Judy Shire
Sunsets are the whole reason we have days. Each one is a gem even if hidden from
our eyes as we know above the over cast sky the sun is working its way over the horizon.
This one was not hidden and Judy Shire captured it in living colour.
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 The Devil is not
in the Details, the Devil is Simply President Bush- Sunday, March 16, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Two revelations today, one in USToday about the US president's membership in the
secret society "Skull & Bones" and the NYTimes story about post conquered
Iraq and war criminal proceedings. Mario deSantis gives us the background with excellent
references on both stories.
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 Cultural icon
and Medieval feast- Saturday, March 15, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Roch Carrier read his "Ahwkey Sweater" story to Saskatoon
librarian's conference following a medieval feast.
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 Bush's NeoConservatism: Bushels of Bushit- Saturday, March 15, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Peace and prosperity stem from a world where there are civilised rules of conduct
for both individuals and countries. The United States and other countries who have
chosen to ignore the International Court and are threatening to defy the United Nations
are edging the world and its inhabitants toward disorder as they feel they have the
right to ignore what has taken centuries to develop. This short article is the introduction
to the topic spelled out in the extensive references that support the position.
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 Libraries: Cornerstones
of the learning community- Friday, March 14, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Saskatchewan's teacher librarins hold their annual conference in Saskatoon and here
is a first hand account of the conference.
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 Advice for the "Willing"- Friday, March 14, 2003
by: Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot
These two noted American economists and founders of a Washington ThinkTank warn the
countries that the United States is pressuring to vote for the Iraq war that the
United States president is not known for keeping his promises and with the economy
heading downward things could get much worse.
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Looking West down highway 3 into the 9:00 haze that
seems to lie upon the fields (radiation fog).
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