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Monthly Archives: June 2016
If Manitoba has one of the lowest traffic death and injury rates but one of the worst serious crime rates should the priority of police be traffic enforcement?
If Manitoba has one of the lowest traffic death and injury rates but one of the worst serious crime rates should the priority of police be traffic enforcement? June 30 2016 – Kevin Yaworski http://wp.me/p1fJaD-ky Winnipeg continues to have one … Continue reading
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Tagged Abuse, abuse of power, abusive traffic enforcement, acs, ACS Government Solutions, Affiliated Computer Services, audit, breach of public trust, breach of trust, city council, city of winnipeg, civil unrest, corrupt, corruption, crime, criminal, fraud, government of manitoba, government reform, illegal, manitoba, mistrust, mpic, photo radar, political reform, politics, protest, public funds, red light camera, safety, scam, scandal, tax grab, taxpayer, Taxpayer Abuse, theft, transparency, unsafe, winnipeg, winnipeg police service, WPS, xerox
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Genius by Stephen Hawking
If you like science or how it has or will affect all of us watch this mini series. It is mind expanding. Genius by Stephen Hawking Renowned scientist Stephen Hawking shows ordinary people how to think like a genius. http://www.pbs.org/genius-by-stephen-hawking/episodes/
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Our new Winnipeg Police Chief needs to be like this guy!
Our new Winnipeg Police Chief needs to be like this guy! June 17 2016 – Kevin Yaworski http://wp.me/p1fJaD-kc They need to be willing to say no to greedy councillors trying to tell them how to do their job and … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Abuse, abuse of power, abusive traffic enforcement, acs, ACS Government Solutions, Affiliated Computer Services, audit, breach of public trust, breach of trust, city council, city of winnipeg, civil unrest, corrupt, corruption, crime, criminal, fraud, government of manitoba, government reform, illegal, manitoba, mistrust, mpic, photo radar, political reform, politics, protest, public funds, red light camera, safety, scam, scandal, tax grab, taxpayer, Taxpayer Abuse, theft, transparency, unsafe, winnipeg, winnipeg police service, WPS, xerox
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How Police forces in Canada had ballooned out of control when they were all talking about scaling back
How Police forces in Canada had ballooned out of control when they were all talking about scaling back June 17 2016 – Kevin Yaworski http://wp.me/p1fJaD-k4 This 2013 Global News article sheds some light on how Police forces in Canada had … Continue reading
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Tagged Abuse, abuse of power, abusive traffic enforcement, acs, ACS Government Solutions, Affiliated Computer Services, audit, breach of public trust, breach of trust, city council, city of winnipeg, civil unrest, corrupt, corruption, crime, criminal, fraud, government of manitoba, government reform, illegal, manitoba, mistrust, mpic, photo radar, political reform, politics, protest, public funds, red light camera, safety, scam, scandal, tax grab, taxpayer, Taxpayer Abuse, theft, transparency, unsafe, winnipeg, winnipeg police service, WPS, xerox
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Traffic court express lane
Traffic court express lane June 17 2016 – Kevin Yaworski http://wp.me/p1fJaD-k1 After recent traffic court decisions regarding Charter 11b rights the Province has decided to appeal at least 1 of the decisions instead of looking at the root cause and … Continue reading
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Tagged Abuse, abuse of power, abusive traffic enforcement, acs, ACS Government Solutions, Affiliated Computer Services, audit, breach of public trust, breach of trust, city council, city of winnipeg, civil unrest, corrupt, corruption, crime, criminal, fraud, government of manitoba, government reform, illegal, manitoba, mistrust, mpic, photo radar, political reform, politics, protest, public funds, red light camera, safety, scam, scandal, tax grab, taxpayer, Taxpayer Abuse, theft, transparency, unsafe, winnipeg, winnipeg police service, WPS, xerox
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Dangerously Inadequate Yellow Light / Amber time issues in Winnipeg and cover up.
Dangerously inadequate Yellow Light / Amber time issues in Winnipeg and cover up. June 14 2016 – Kevin Yaworski http://wp.me/p1fJaD-jz Amber lights ticking time bombs: Engineer Dangerous yet profitable policy must be nixed: Expert Timeline on a fight to change … Continue reading
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Tagged Abuse, abuse of power, abusive traffic enforcement, acs, ACS Government Solutions, Affiliated Computer Services, audit, breach of public trust, breach of trust, city council, city of winnipeg, civil unrest, corrupt, corruption, crime, criminal, fraud, government of manitoba, government reform, illegal, manitoba, mistrust, photo radar, political reform, politics, protest, public funds, red light camera, safety, scam, scandal, tax grab, taxpayer, Taxpayer Abuse, theft, transparency, unsafe, winnipeg, winnipeg police service, WPS, xerox
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Parenting in the western world appears to be harder than elsewhere with average outcomes far from ideal.
Parenting in the western world appears to be harder than elsewhere with average outcomes far from ideal. June 2 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – Global Citizen http://wp.me/p1fJaD-iT After reading the following article “Why our children are so bored at school, … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness, News and politics
Tagged anti-family, anti-social, antifamily, antisocial, children, community children, family, healthcare, kids, mental health, parent, parenting, parents, spouse, spouses, technology
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