17 Replies to “Monday On Turtle Island”

    1. From their website: “In collaboration with the Composite Material & Engineering Center at Washington State University, we (global fibreglass solutions) developed patented processes for recycling fiberglass composites.”

      Turns out, although their process works, no one seems to want to buy the outputs of their processes?

  5. Re: “Mass Indian grave” denialism …

    I recently saw an episode of The New Detectives and learned of a non-profit group called Necrosearch… https://necrosearch.org/methods … that uses multiple techniques to locate missing bodies tied to crimes. In the episode they used magnetometers in the Missouri River to locate a submerged car containing the body of a murder victim.

    Here’s an idea, NDP! Why not retain the services of Necrosearch who are true experts at locating and exhuming the remains of missing persons? Because there cannot be any “denialism” when the actual TRUTH of “mass Residential School graves” is finally learned. So let’s learn the Truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Let’s find and exhume bodies and do the scientific forensic analysis regarding cause of death.

    I’m waiting … dum dum de dum dum dum … until then, shut your yaps about my “denialism” … as thus far we have actual EVIDENCE of nothing.

    1. The last time they went searching for “evidence” they found some bones which turned out to be from a chicken, buried in a church basement. They won’t make that mistake again.

      1. l have to say for that bubblehead (and the bubble is full of fart gas) to get where she is, candidate for friggin president, something very very bizarre had to happen.

        1. And then they picked Walz for VP

          Kamala and Tampon Tim the best and brightest the Democrats have.

  7. Thank you for posting G. Murphy Donovan’s essay about the strong women in his life. I have known strong women (and I hope I would be described as such) and Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton are not them.

    1. I had one VERY STRONG woman in my life. A woman who effectively rescued me from my alcoholic, ne’er do well father. Nope. Not my mother, but a woman my father met in a bar. Sonia was a big woman … tall and athletically built … not fat. And she conducted herself as a BIG person … getting things done, and making things happen. I owe a substantial amount of my life to her … during some very vulnerable years. And her daughter, Linda, taught me quite a few interesting things too … 🙂

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