Working at the shop again this morning. So, it’s a reader tip day – dump your finds in the comments, or send a trackback if you’ve written something good.
Don’t forget to send me your links for Carnival of the Newbies. I only have a handful so far. Any blog that’s been launched in the last couple of months is fine by me.
To watch Paul Martin’s speech again, David Janes has video. And if anyone has film of a pot of bubbling oatmeal porridge they’d like to share, I’ll be sure to post that too.
Hussein invested one million dollars in Paul Martin-owned Cordex
Strovest pops up here as an unsecured creditor of Cordex. Picking up a failed company to use as a shell has a certain charm to it, no?
Maurice Strong pops us here listed as a Director of Coredex Petroleums.
Apprently Cordex was able to invest US$30 million in a project to store liquid fuel in Chile
For those inclined to review video tape of last night’s intrigues, a little background reading might help put you in the right mood.
Ever mindful of the astoundingly successful food relief program in DPRK, our man at the UN reports
If you were looking at the bankrupcty link above, you would have seen an intercompany unsecured debt of around $8m between Cordex in Colorado and a company that might be mentioned here.
Strong and Gore have some common interests, which you can discover for yourselves with a little googling. Turns out that this Trusted, Connected institution does too. Got to make sure the masses are served the correct opiate when they’re ready for it.
re: last nights “please don’t fire me” speech, a nice little column is here
http://torontosun.canoe.ca/News/Columnists/Linda_Williamson/2005/04/22/1007759.html
Paul, you’re FIRED
I think there are a few posts on my new blog worth checking out. My personal favourite is the California security guards and cross-words.
I even mention Canada occasionally. Usually in a very condescending way, but what do you expect?
Oops
I thought from the heading that this was a creative thread about what horrible fates befall posters who criticize Kate. But it’s just more of that political crap… borrring…. (lol)