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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Watch “What Mainstream Media Won’t Let Wise Up WPG Say – Todd Dube Tells All!” on YouTube
Watch “What Mainstream Media Won’t Let Wise Up WPG Say – Todd Dube Tells All!” on YouTube This is worth posting again. If anybody is wondering what the factual positions that WiseUpWinnipeg is demanding be heard and corrected in the … Continue reading
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Viruses and Parasites affecting human behavior
Interesting subject but how much of the research verified for the behavioural affect these viruses and parasites are having on humans? How Global Warming and Mind-Eating Parasites Are Creating a Global Intelligence Gap by DAPHNE MULLER September 13, 2015 – … Continue reading
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It is way past due for a major overhaul at City hall!
It is way past due for a major overhaul at City hall! July 15 2016 – Kevin Yaworski Updated Aug 7 2016 – Abuse by WPA / G4S & City http://wp.me/p1fJaD-m5 Below is just a few reasons why we need … Continue reading
Panorama or Autostitch apps
If your camera doesn’t do panorama you can sometimes download an app for smart phones with cameras or take individual photos and stitch them together after. There is apps for this on most app stores and here is info on … Continue reading
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Money for nothing: pay glitch keeps cheques coming for some public servants
Money for nothing: pay glitch keeps cheques coming for some public servants Some Canadian Federal government workers getting 2 paycheques and random bank deposits while others not getting paid after new payroll implemented by IBM. http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/ottawa/public-servants-too-much-pay-1.3670415 ———— This is going … Continue reading
Save My Lake – The Nature of Things: Science, Wildlife and Technology – CBC-TV
The following article and video mentiones some of the causes of the slow death of Lake Wpg including MB Hydro keeping water level higher than normal which has destroyed 100’s of Sq KM’s of beneficial marsh and wetland that help … Continue reading
