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Re: Squamish Nation remuneration figures unveiled

PacificGatePost — Thu, 21 Aug 2014 15:00:04 -0000

Sure, . . . now for the real CASH Remuneration out the back door . . . any news on the missing MILLIONS investigation?

Ssssssssshhhhhh! Zzzzzzzzzzz !

Re: Walking Dead: The Science and Theories Behind Out-of-Body Experiences

PacificGatePost — Fri, 24 Jan 2014 15:55:24 -0000

Here is a very different perspective on FEAR from within an NDE experience, . . . http://www.amazon.com/My-Se...

Through dialogue with the soul, the author suggests that Fear is the mind's purvue, and not the soul's.

Re: Engineer Recalls Past Life, Near Death Experience: Materialism and the Divine

PacificGatePost — Fri, 24 Jan 2014 15:48:15 -0000

Here's a new book which answers some of the comments here such as that of VincentTPackhorse, in a very different presentation after the author experienced an NDE, . . . http://www.amazon.com/My-Se...

It is a dialogue with the soul as it separates from the body.

Re: Signs of Consciousness After Death Found in Rats

PacificGatePost — Fri, 24 Jan 2014 15:36:12 -0000

Here's a book which adds to the 'consciousness' debate, from the perspective of an NDE experience.

http://www.amazon.com/My-Se...

It takes a very different approach (conversation) but the book suggests the soul provides consciousness well before our birth.

Re: Apple 's education innovation goes global

PacificGatePost — Tue, 21 Jan 2014 20:31:23 -0000

Jobs did it in the early '80s. Apple can do it again. Good luck to them. A great American company doing it right, . . .

"Apple’s sustained growth during the early 1980s was in great part due to its leadership in the education sector, attributed to an implementation of the LOGO Programming Language by Logo
Computer Systems Inc., (LCSI), for the Apple II platform. The success of Apple and LOGO in the education environment provided Apple with a broad base of loyal users around the world.

The drive into education was accentuated in California
by a momentous agreement concluded between Steve
Jobs and Jim Baroux of LCSI, agreeing with the donation of one Apple II and one Apple LOGO software package to each public school in the state. The arrangement, (eventually replicated in Texas), established a strong and pervasive presence for Apple in all schools throughout California, that ignited the acquisition of Apple IIs in schools across the country. The conquest of education became critical to Apple’s acceptance in the home, as parents
supported children’s continued learning experience after school."

http://www.edukindle.com/20...

Re: Air quality cited as key LNG eco-concern

PacificGatePost — Fri, 29 Nov 2013 15:19:11 -0000

Let's get this straight, . . . toxins including sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and particulates, as well as the pollution of ships coming in and out of the port, will be just a stone's trow away from, and just UPWIND of the Squamish community. There will therefore be a HIGH CONCENTRATION of toxins in the air.

How is that good for ANY RESIDENTS of the area?

And is BILL WILLIAMS in support of this awaiting disaster? I Williams negotiating on behalf of the Squamish Nation People? Or is he just along for the Christie Clark public relations ride?

Re: Robert Scheer: Non-Kenyan White Men For Romney - Robert Scheer's Columns - Truthdig

PacificGatePost — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 20:08:43 -0000

Uninformed articles such as this one don't much help educate anyone regardless their ideology.

Re: Phony immigration consultant jailed | Canada | News | Toronto Sun

PacificGatePost — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 13:30:12 -0000

Canadians, don't you dare contact your MPs, complaining of immigration fraud and asking for investigations, . . . . that results in you receiving accusations of "racism.". What racism has to do with fraud? . . . . Who knows?

Canada's taxpayers will succumb within the next 2 to 5 years. Taxes are already going up everywhere and on everything, and the welfare/healthcare systems are still imploding. The Baby Boomers won't get the expected health care from a system they thought they had funded through their lifetimes. They deserve that slap in the mouth anyway, . . . they were asleep while their governments sold them out for votes.

The banks are happy. The car dealers are happy. The condo builders financed with Chinese money are happy. But Canada exports very little to which it adds any value of substance. Canada seems only capable of selling its raw natural resources, hydro electricity, oil and gas. Canada grew complacent and it will pay the price.

Nevertheless, the insanity has to end at some point.

Re: Feds should heed CSIS warnings of security threat in foreign takeovers: Critics

PacificGatePost — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 20:57:54 -0000

Even CSIS would be embarassed to know what is really going on, on the streets of Vancouver and Toronto.

China and its wealthy representatives, are busy carving up Canada. They've used a forest of real estate condos as 'beach heads', now the business sector is already under the microscope for swallowing.

Money will do the talking, and China has plenty of it. We sent it there buying the latest-greatest toy, with cash borrowed by refinancing our homes. The banks encouraged it. The governments cheered it on. It made the economy "appear" so good.

Re: Canada condo prices to rise across country: Genworth | Real Estate | Personal Finance | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Sat, 01 Sep 2012 14:00:42 -0000

The onslaught was also given serious energy by Chretien - Desmarais (Power Corp.) is partner with Li qa Shing in China, . . . and guess who Chretien's daughter is married to?

It's called Selling Canada Down The River.

Re: Low Canadian mortgage rates not an invitation to ratchet up debt | Real Estate | Personal Finance | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 23:15:29 -0000

The absurdly low interest rates, ultimately controlled by the FED, are the Bane of anyone trying to save.

The bubble won't just burst - and the serious pain will start in Vancouver.

Re: Low Canadian mortgage rates not an invitation to ratchet up debt | Real Estate | Personal Finance | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 23:06:36 -0000

These low rates, controlled by The Fed, are the bane of anyone trying to save.

There only one ENDING for this Madness - ans it will likely start in Vancouver.

Re: Eurozone crisis: 'Europe is sleepwalking toward a disaster of incalculable proportions:' Economists | Economy | News | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 19:18:05 -0000

@ FINANCIAL POST,
Come on you guys. You know better than this. Even if you're going to "reprint" this kind of stuff, at least put some caviats on it.
Sheesh.

Re: Eurozone crisis: 'Europe is sleepwalking toward a disaster of incalculable proportions:' Economists | Economy | News | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 19:15:30 -0000

@ MarvelousMarv
Hopefully someone's listenning.

Re: Eurozone crisis: 'Europe is sleepwalking toward a disaster of incalculable proportions:' Economists | Economy | News | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 19:12:05 -0000

Oh No! One World Government diatribes FROM Soros and his friends. . . . . . . What a surprise. Once a Country surrenders control over its CURRENCY, it surrenders the last bastion of its society's cultural sovereignty. Nice work. North America NEXT.

Re: Canada can’t afford new immigration plan | FP Comment | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 01:47:42 -0000

The misrepresentations and outright lies in this article are not surprising, coming from a writer totally dependent on an Immigration Industry which long ago became corrupt and where fraud is prevalent from Vancouver to Halifax, . . . and to Hong Kong.

With help like this, no wonder Canada is the joke of the fraudulent Emigrant world.

Re: Europe is committing economic suicide: Krugman | Investing | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 20:07:33 -0000

Krugman stands in a box and only listens to the echo of his own voice. Very typical economist.

Already, he is laying the BLAME for the coming economic U.S. implosion, on Spain & Co. - Sounds much too much like Obama wrote his talking points for him, . . . point 'n Blame, point 'n Blame, point 'n Blame.

Genius.

Re: mmigration Minister Jason Kenney should soak the rich in Immigrant Investor program | Full Comment | National Post

PacificGatePost — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 19:33:49 -0000

The money is returned to the immigrant. ! !

So this program is a sham at any price.

Re: Harold David Smeltzer | Full Comment | National Post

PacificGatePost — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 15:01:06 -0000

When will Canada understand that people don't change?

They may modify their behaviour temporarily, but they don't change.

Re: Harold David Smeltzer | Full Comment | National Post

PacificGatePost — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 14:51:25 -0000

Well done Canada.

. . . Just more apathy from a country uncertain of its soul and gradually decaying.

Re: Charles Krauthammer : Obama ties Israel down with his policy on Iran | Full Comment | National Post

PacificGatePost — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 14:31:52 -0000

Typical Canadian apathetic, ostrich approach to everything.

Re: In Obama versus the warmongers, Obama is the better bet | Full Comment | National Post

PacificGatePost — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 13:35:03 -0000

Ocasionally, the NP publishes a ridiculous article. This one takes a prize for the day.

Kelly, do you grasp the concept of 'negotiating'?

The stance you take with ruthless dictators better be a strong and aggressive one. NOT the limp, lifeless energy coming from this White House.

It's not fear-mongring, it's 'negotiating'.

Re: Canada housing prices won't crash: poll | Economy | News | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:17:47 -0000

"The Economist conducts a survey that compares house prices with the rents that property owners can charge. On this basis, Canadian residential property is overvalued by more than 70%. Even the central bank admits there’s a problem.

In short, the country’s property prices won’t be able to defy gravity for much longer. Canadian lenders, including Toronto-Dominion Bank last week, are already lifting home loan rates to try to cool off the housing market. That’s seen prices start to drop in some areas – and there’ll be plenty more of that to come."

http://www.moneyweek.com/in...

The message: Save some money for that rainy day, . . . because it's coming.

Re: Canada housing prices won't crash: poll | Economy | News | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 18:43:31 -0000

Good luck with your debt.

Re: Canada housing prices won't crash: poll | Economy | News | Financial Post

PacificGatePost — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:00:57 -0000

Perhaps you can do your own homework on the amount of debt held by the average canadian household.

Knowledge is an amazing thing.

Banks are grateful for a misinformed public.