Joe Dyrt

The silent majority.

No worries!

It will be decades, maybe centuries, before these areas burn again. Still, Canada is very big and mostly trees.

When you imagine the map proportionally squeezed from the sides at the top and squeezed down, the concentration of smoke becomes much worse.

CBC Report

Fifty percent of people are dumber than the average. Of course a much smaller percentage are REALLY effing dumb.

This post may help you find a way to affordably watch your preferred events: https://lemmy.ca/post/45128952

I think it would be very difficult if not impossible to secure our border if the USA decided on military invasion. Nevertheless, appeasement is not the way.

i agree! Canada must learn from the mistakes of others.

What mistakes?

Kiwis of all ages (and aussies too) do all kinds of stupid, dangerous, manly challenges from time to time. eg. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKDU86pkPhI

We’re just lucky they are ones with the portal to Middle Earth!

Cut ties = good. They’re smart, so Harvard will adapt, able to act with not federal “strings attached” .

Yes, troll talk. Leave and don’t come back to this thread. Also, why would you have a funeral for a dog?

“Seventy-five cents of every dollar of capital spending for defence goes to the United States. That’s not smart,” - Carney Yes! Lets spread it out to those who might be willing and able to defend ournational security so we can continue to support each others’ cultures!

For porn.

My most useful emails come from family and groups.io. Rarely some helpdesk response, though if it says reboot something, i stop talking to them.

Blasphemy! May you be scalded by freshly boiled pasta and extra piquante marinara sauce! /s

I think you really nailed it to the wall for all to see!

“Drones cost a tiny fraction of advanced weapons like fighter jets. “If one gets blown up you can take another one off the shelf and keep sending them against the Russians,” said Stukalov. “That is what the future battlefield is becoming.”

Yet Canada is committed to spending billions on F35s. When one goes down, there isn’t another one. Despite 30+years nurturing Canadian military aircraft, or maybe because of it, I ask: if the future is drones, why spend money on the past? If we spent billions on drones, what could we NOT do?

So they want you have it anyway!