It may have been around 4:30 a.m. when I returned to bed this morning after I rose around 11:45 p.m. last night to get some work done here at my computer. I had sought my latter evening nap ahead of 9 p.m. even though my wife was home because I was not interested in any further T.V., and her general incommunicative treatment of me elicits my reciprocation to her.
At least I had earlier garnered her promised participation in the coming federal electoral process, for she calculated that she ought to be able to advance vote on September 11 (no other day was convenient for her).
I will likely have to apply some push when that date draws nigh. However, between that and my youngest stepson's address to me around 10 a.m. this morning concerning an E-mail that I had sent him and his older brother yesterday concerning the extremely encouraging People's Party of Canada (PPC) COVID platform, I feel confident that the PPC will be getting four of the five possible votes in our household.
I don't know what my eldest stepson is intending to do. He definitely has no other political interests ─ my sole concern is that his apathy may extend to not bothering to vote at all, as is his usual course. My resolve is to not allow that to happen ─ this is the most important Canadian election of my lifetime, and I am 71 years old.
This morning my younger brother and I watched an excellent video round table that Odessa Orlewicz hosted last evening revolving entirely around the crucial importance of getting as many candidates voted into the 338 ridings (electoral districts) across Canada as possible ─ candidates who are staunchly against continuing any of this phony COVID plandemic / scamdemic / casedemic nonsense: Canada's Independent Researchers & Journalists and Reporters Come Together For A Night Of Unity To Discuss Tyranny And The Election.
The video was just over 1¾ hours in duration, but it was most investing. We watched it on T.V. via our Android TV Box ─ watching it together on a computer would not likely have happened. And since my brother is computer-illiterate, the only access he has to such videos are when I choose to tune them in via our Android TV Box for us to watch on T.V.
As Odessa identified her several guests:
Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson, Wayne [Peters] from What's Up Canada, Drea [Humphries] from Rebel News, Rick Dignard from Children's Health Defense and Impac BC, You-Tube reporter Ron Vaillant, You tube reporter Mark Friesen Grizzly Patriot, Ted Kuntz investigator, researcher and podcaster.
I want to illustrate here a profound instance of utter Christian apathy.
I first came to know Sandy possibly as far back as the mid-1980s, and even then she professed herself to be devoutly Christian. She is firmly convinced that these COVID-19 'vaccinations' are Satan's means of identifying those who have submitted to him ─ the 'mark of the Beast' quite literally.
To be 'vaccinated' with the COVID-19 products that are being touted is to accept the Beat's mark.
So I have been trying to encourage her to be sure and vote for the only party (the PPC) who are standing against this outrage.
This was her first reply:
I don't vote.
Haven't for years.
I voted once for first time 3-4-years ago.
But I don't vote anymore.
And just pray for the right one to get in.🙂🙏
I then responded:
So ... if the majority of people are evil, and they want to vote for someone evil ... then somehow the result can be different if good people just sit at home and pray for a different result instead of actually trying to make it happen by voting for someone good?
I'm afraid that we're only going to get whomever it is that gets the most votes. I doubt that God is going to miraculously create a bunch of fake ones.
Her only excuse was a huge cartoon animation of a crying starfish like might be from a SpongeBob feature, with the large lettering SORRY above and just behind it, and these words:
I'm just 1-person out of millions of Christians.Well, I'm sure. She won't lift a finger to help herself.
Most Christians will vote.
No worries.
I will see ok.
Not sure though.
And then when her feet are in the fire because she's going to have to get 'vaccinated' or lose her social assistance that she lives on, she'll be whining, "Oh, woe is me! How can this be happening?!"
Yes, how indeed.
I have yet to hear back after these concluding words of mine to her:
Sandy, I am afraid that you're blind if you think God is going to do everything for you, and you don't have to lift a finger to try and help yourself.
Good people are supposed to stand against evil ─ not do nothing and just cower beneath their beds and pray that someone else will make it go away.
This is the simplest thing in the world ─ stand and join the rebellion and vote against this evil.
If the Liberals or Conservatives or any of the other main political parties get a majority win in the election, they can do what they want to us for the next four years. And by then, elections might not even be possible anymore.
It will be too late to try and fight back. Canada will belong to the evilest among us.
Basically, you will have welcomed Satan with open arms, not even registering one little "No!" of defiance in the coming election.
It is truly that simple.
However, enough of that topic for today.
While I was up overnight, a couple of times I heard the rain pouring down for a short while on each occasion. It did not last, but a steady rain appeared late in the morning until it, too, ceased.
The afternoon has had a few sunny breaks, but there have still been vast expanses of dark sky.
My wife had to work a full day today at her friend's Thai restaurant, so she left on her drive in plenty of time to make the restaurant's 11 a.m. opening.
My eldest stepson has an afternoon shift; and his younger brother left to go to work around midday. Thus, when my younger brother left toward mid-afternoon to eventually resume his daily drinking somewhere, I was home by myself.
It is still late in the afternoon as I type these words, but I want to bring this post to a close and have a bath. Then, if I think that I still have sufficient time for one, I would perhaps like to tune in a Christmas movie as yet undetermined.
The only other thing I care to mention is that for a couple of days now, I have been weighing in ─ while stripped down to my undershorts ─ at 178 pounds as a maximum; possibly 177 pounds might be nearer the truth. The scale is the analogue variety, and not digital, so the needle's 'accurate' placement is always open to some flexible interpretation.



















