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Photoblogging

This past week, I’ve been back in my old stomping grounds of the San Francisco Bay Area. The city definitely is in better shape than when I left in February 2021, but I don’t feel compelled to move back here. Incidentally, it is not clear whether the license plate is mandatory for the Mayor of SF. 🙂

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I’m back “home” in Vancouver for a short visit. The moment I saw this advertisement, I thought it very apropos for this Left Coast city.

Update: I had lunch at Granville Island today and started talking with two Swiss couples. When I explained that I grew up in Canada but now lived in America, they asked if I supported Trump or Kamala. I hesitated about answering but did so this way: “Well, here in Vancouver, you’re programmed to believe that Trump is Hitler but I very much support him over Kamala. She has done some really bad things in California.” Turns out they support Trump too and are not big fans of Zelensky in Ukraine.

She Admires His Basic Dictatorship

The Alberta NDP…

…has taken not only to refusing to communicate with news media it doesn’t like, but even to suggesting who is and who is not a legitimate news organization.

At first, we thought it was just us. Certainly, at the Western Standard, we expect the NDP to be less than chummy. There’s a lot we don’t agree about. However, the NDP has also turned on other non-government funded media, and even the long-serving and capable David Staples at the Edmonton Journal. Awkward questions are not welcome.

Related: Week One – still a tie?

Photoblogging

I’m working out of North Carolina this month. After working 13 hours on Friday and 6 hours on Saturday, I needed a break, so I drove up to central Virginia and captured a whole lot of photos. You can view them all here. Incidentally, the National D-Day Memorial, which you’ll find inside the Bedford folder, is a marvelous place which I had not heard of before. Well worth a visit!

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