Dog On A Root

 

- jim Young “Tell a lie loud enough and long enough and people will believe it.” - Adolf Hitler I’m getting more than a little annoyed with how so many people ask why I am (as many Canadians like me are) so concerned with what Donald Trump is doing but not what our government is doing. I can’t speak for everyone else, but I can’t help but believe that many others may share my thoughts on this. First of all it’s an ignorant question which presupposes that I can’t be concerned with more than one issue at a time. How insulting is that? It’s the old either/or syndrome. As if I can’t be concerned about more than one thing at a time. It’s led us as a whole down a very dangerous path. It seems we shouldn’t help ANY refugees until we help ALL our veterans first. We shouldn’t help ANY of the unemployed until we help ALL of our senior citizens first. God help the children of these people. What would they suppose they would ever do if both of their children were drowning? Save the oldest first w...

 

Never Mind Humanitarian - It’s Not Even Good Business - jim Young “There is nothing more uncommon than common sense.” - Frank Lloyd Wright Donald Trump was very upfront about his plans to deport all undocumented immigrants from the U.S. when he was campaigning for his second term of presidency. He tried to soften the blow by claiming he would concentrate on rounding up undocumented immigrants that had violent criminal records first, such as the rapists and murderers. Who’s going to contest the deportation of an illegal immigrant who commits violent crimes? It seems like a noble enough cause. The problem is of course, Donald Trump lies. The whole world knows he lies. Even most of his supporters, if they are being honest, know Trump lies. Trump doesn't care. Just 3 days after being inaugurated, the round up began, including many deportations of undocumented immigrants who had no previous convictions. Was anyone surprised that Donald Trump broke his word? No one raised an eyebrow at t...

 

  🍹 Belly Up to the Bar: Cocktails for Two 🥂 NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON!   click here) Are you ready to elevate your home bartending game without the stress? You won’t need a bartender’s license or a degree in mixology to enjoy this book ! Written for the average person, Belly up to the Bar balances just enough pomp and circumstance to keep it fun without becoming pretentious . Okay... maybe it’s a little bit pretentious—but it’s definitely fun ! 👇 What’s Waiting For You Inside: Over 140 Simple Recipes: Easy-to-make cocktails, mocktails, liqueurs, mixes, and fun treats . True Canadian Flavour: Includes 17 cocktails created in Canada, featuring 14 NEW & ORIGINAL recipes from the author and his family . Sorted by Strength: Recipes are uniquely ordered within each section by alcohol content, helping you find the perfect drink for any vibe . More Than Just Recipes: Packed with fact, fantasy, legends of how these drinks came to be, personal family stories, trivia...