Donald Trump did have his parade. What happened across the United States is that there were protests in many cities protests happen, sending a clear message back to Mr. Trump that they are not happy with how things are going. The United States isn’t buying into his record, and the people are pushing back. Let’s focus on some other events around the world, and then get back to what’s happening here in Canada.
Israel has attacked Iran. It was a preemptive attack, saying that there was an Iranian agenda to eliminate the population of Israel. We’re going to hear a little more about that, different from the few press conferences done by nations, as well as speak out, where Iran talks about what Israel has done, and Israel talks about what Iran has done. In essence, you’re going to hear from similarities, though, because, well, Israel has destroyed hospitals, TV stations and other civilian sites and well, while Iranians too much, because, well, they haven’t knocked out a TV station yet, but they have knocked out several civilian sites. Israel is saying that Iran is intentionally targeting these sites, while, of course, Israel is saying states, there’s an interesting thing about the television station, that there have been announcements to get people to evacuate Israel is saying that they are going to do strikes targeting specifically to pay Haran, and they’ve asked civilians to leave. But the well here, here it is, in a nutshell, if they knocked out the major media station to broadcast the evacuations so that people go to leave the area fighting to protect but they knocked out the major media centre because it is linked with the regime and that party. Israel was claiming mass oppression in Iran because of how they are mistreating people. To that extent, there have been some Iranian people protesting over some of the decency laws that have been put in place. They are allowed to protest politically in Iran, is follows very strict Islamic rules. Islam and their political system go hand in hand. Israel fighting with Iran over human rights issues is kind of considering what Israel has done. So it’s a very, very, very mixed bag, and both sides are not innocent unfortunately, while the two governments are fighting it out with military armaments. The people who were caught in the middle again are the working class.
In Canada The Bill C-5 is still sitting on the table, and that bill is proportionally supposed to fast track projects and making sure that the government can, can just push through a project and get things started, break ground and make things move along, but with it, what this bill also does, it over reaches any chance for strength. It overreaches the treaties and the agreements that have been put in place with the Indigenous people to ensure stewardship and to ensure that the Indigenous people are treated completely. So there, there are some problems with that. And while at some point, Premier Doug Ford said it best, “Hey, Mark Carney is Santa Claus.” When they are discussing needs for Provinces and Territories, the indigenous needs were left behind; each of these Premiers should have brought with them a list of indigenous needs so they could be put forward, even if something as simple as clean drinking. Look at Site C and the damage that was done to ecosystems because the hydroelectric company wanted to build a new dam. The dam was built in the traditional hunting ground and traditional territory. Territories, people that the ecosystems and whatever were thought of last, and the only thing that was in the foreground was creating. There has to be a balance between “progress” and the environment. All parties are the table, and all parties get there and balance everything out so that we as Canadians have access to so just some thoughts about that, and we’re going to Hear from Elizabeth May as she discusses what is going on with Bill C-5 and how it can be affecting the ecosystems and the forest across as different infrastructure projects.
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