Category Archives: Sovereign Socialist
Mountains out of Molehills (and Mountains beyond Mountains)
This man is not yelling in French. And it’s pissing people off. This is Randy Cunneyworth, the new Interim Head Coach of the Montréal Canadiens, hired after Jacques Martin was dumped by General Manager Pierre Gauthier on Saturday. He’s been … Continue reading
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Tagged Montréal Canadiens, Montréal Culture, Montréal Politics, Montréal Society, Québec Politics
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Enigmatic Zeitgeist: A Reflection on the Occupy Movement
Originally published by the Forget the Box I feel we’re not that different you and I, at least I hope not. We’re both here, so there must be something that unites us. And even if it is difficult to pinpoint … Continue reading
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Tagged American Politics, Canadian politics, Political Commentary, Social Commentary, Sovereign Socialist, The Decline of the American Empire
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Grabbing the Bull by the Horns
We are becoming the bad guys, and this individual has a lot to do with it. We have turned our backs on the non-aligned, or Third World, nations we once lead. We have secured unpopular and aggressive allies, some of … Continue reading
An Ironic Coup: Rejecting the Omnibus Crime Bill is your Civic Responsibility
This article was originally published by the Forget the Box news collective a few days ago. If there’s one thing I love, its getting caught off-guard and surprised, especially when it comes to Canadian politics, which I generally find infuriating, … Continue reading
Why do we tolerate this?
More video from the Occupy Wall Street mass-demonstration of civil disobedience on November 17th 2011. In five days I will walk across a stage, my loving parents looking on, at Salle Wilfred-Pelletier, and collect a receipt for one education. What … Continue reading
Ignorant Antagonisms and Petty Aggression: Stephen Harper’s Naive Condemnation of Kim Jong-il
The Dear Leader had died; rejoice. The man who best typifies the modern-day super-villain is no more. Another in a long line of recently departed ruthless dictators. What a year it’s been! I am happy this man is no longer … Continue reading →
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