Yesterday the Niglet and I were on patrol the friendliest little cat you could ask for. Near as I know she’s never been anywhere near a cat before. To my amazement she accepted the little thing with no drama at all. They smelled each other’s holes, I petted the little bugger and then we were off. The pupper’s 3 years old now and still manages to surprise me from time to time.
Sorry, Glen, this is off thread, but thought that I might drop this here for the attention of you and any other Alberta citizens. It’s a pretty alarmingly authoritarian move from Ms Smith:
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Well at this point, JJ… Iam at the point with the gubbimint where they pass laws, and I just smirk and say, “let’s see ya enforce that now, assholes…”
DeleteIf I need Ivermectin I’ll find a way to get it. If I need a gun I’ll go get one too. I no longer accept govt, authority or the word of “experts”.
A little off topic. Too bad yer PM, Danielle Smith is trying (going to) out law Ivermectin. It's a total, unmitigated miracle cure for way more than parasites.
ReplyDeleteThought she was one of the good guys.
Maybe there are no good guys allowed above a certain paygrade.
Covid was a threat to ailing seniors or severely compromised hospital patients. For the regular human it was just the cold and flu. You “cure” it with Buckley’s Mixture, soup and scotch. Or at least, I did.
DeleteHaiti who had no covid vaccine had the least amount of covid deaths. Things that make you go hmm. Kent. Mi the ivermectin kept it out of my lungs.
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