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Tag Archives: China
Canadian Michaels and China
A few years ago, Canada arrested Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou on behalf of the US and our agreements with that country. In retaliation, China arrested the two Michaels, Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, two Canadians who were in China at … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Humour, Politics, Stage and Screen
Tagged Austin Powers, Canada, China, expelled, Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, Michael Chong, Michael J. Fox, Michael Kovrig, Michael Spavor, Mike Myers, Newhart show, partly Chinese, Shrek, Tia Carrere, TikTok, U.S., Wayne's World, Zhao Wei
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Grab Bag o’ Humour, February 2023
Have you heard about the supermoons, as advertised in the press? Supermoons are full moons when the moon is closer to the earth than normal. They are perfect for lovers or those doing things outside at night. But they are … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Politics, Science, Sports
Tagged 99 red balloons, astronomy, balloons, China, full moons, light pollution, NewYork City winter, North America, Ontario, skating, skiing, slush/mud mobiles, snowmobiling, South America, spies, Sun Tzu, supermoons, The Art of War, Vancouver winter, werewolves, winter sport enthusiasts
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The Chinese Revolt
Capitalism and communism make strange bedfellows. In China at its present state, with the communist party in charge of the government and capitalist businesses driving the economy, strange bedfellows is the norm. That such a contradiction in systems could make … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Geography, Humour, Politics
Tagged Beijing, Beijing olympics, Beijing's smog, capital of China, capitalism, capitalists, China, communism, communist party, death struggle, maybe a new leader will abandon communism, National People's Congress, powerful economy despite the contradictions, premature deaths, solar panels, strange bedfellows, windmills
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Be Careful Little Mars
Fragile is a classic album by the band Yes and illustrated by Roger Dean. The front of this cover has an idyllic looking miniature world with a “wooden” spaceship with jagged edges and curved wings flying above and is pictured … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music, Politics, Science Fiction
Tagged bomb, China, classic albums, Earth, Fragile, Mars, MAVEN, moorglade mover, NASA, rover, Russia, space probe, spaceship with jagged edges and curved wings, Star Trek : TNG, third eye death stare, USA, Viking, Viking landed in 1976, what if NASA sent an unsterilized probe to Mars, Yes
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Arms for the Discerning Dictator
There are still many dictatorships scattered around the world. Each one is controlled by some paranoid (that’s how they maintain power), scared of rivals who might usurp their position or even rival countries that will bomb their country into submission. … Continue reading
Mega Wall
The United States has built about a thousand kilometres of barriers along its border with Mexico. Mainly this wall is designed to keep out illegal immigrants. Some want it along the whole of the border with Mexico. Perhaps this is … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Humour, Politics
Tagged a northern Texas, a wall might be economically viable, Alberta, Britain, Canada, China, Derby Line Vt., Detroit, Detroit is bankrupt, Great Wall of China, Hadrian's Wall, hiding things can fascinate, less contempt from familiarity, Mexico, Niagara Falls, prohibition, Standstead Que., the Horseshoe Falls, the Roman Empire, the United States
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China is Broke
There is no need to reevaluate world economic might and clout. China still manufactures the lion’s share of the more inexpensive goods. And growth rates are still good for that country. By my title for the article I mean that … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Humour, Politics
Tagged Asia, China, China is broke, China is easy to smash, China is fragile, China is weak, eating ware, Europe, fine china, North America, Oceania
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Stephen Harper Gets Cartoond
[Stephen Harper: As a conservative I never believe in nationalizing Canada’s resources. 2nd balloon: But Malaysia and China can nationalize Canada’s resources. Harper’s button: Alberta 4 eva! Great Lakes neva!]
Posted in Business, Cartoon, Politics
Tagged Alberta, Canada, Canada's resources, cartoond, China, Conservatives, Great Lakes, harpoond, Malaysia, nationalization, Stephen harper
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A West Centred Canada
For many years western Canada has complained about being out of the loop when it comes to national politics. Formerly the best their politicians could do was win an election by banding up with Quebec (see the Mulroney government). But … Continue reading
Plant a Tree for that SUV
Have you heard about carbon offsets? Companies and countries are playing this new game, trying to lower carbon emissions first, but if they can’t, buying into another company’s or country’s scheme to offset the emissions they can’t cut. Lucky for … Continue reading