Learning a Little More About Some of the People's Party of Canada (PPC) Candidates

I honestly believe that Blogger ─ Google ─ is burying my posts. I talk too much about the scamdemic / plandemic / casedemic.

My wife did not have to work this predominantly sunny day, so I am going to keep this post very brief. Although she headed off around 4:30 p.m. or soon thereafter to take care of some business, I am expecting her back before too very long.

She had a good afternoon nap (she never got home last night until nearly 2:45 a.m., if I am remembering aright), during which I put in just over an hour of backyard sunning while attired in just a pair of cargo shorts. The exposure was entirely frontal since I am presently more concerned about keeping my face coloured than I am about the shade of the back of my head. After all, I can never know anymore what the following day's weather is going to be like.

Anyway, in the latter morning, my younger brother and I watched Odessa Orlewicz's latest video recorded yesterday: Aug 31- I Interview More PPC Candidates You Have Not Met Yet- Great Group Of Freedom Warriors.  

The People's Party of Canada (PPC) candidates ─ seven of them ─ were from either British Columbia or else Ontario: James Babcock, Renate Slekmann, Kyle Delfing, Alex Cassell, Mark Hecht, Shelley Sayle-Udall, and John Randal Phipps. 

I suppose that each of them has some sort of online presence as a PPC candidate, but the likelihood of that presence enduring is not realistic, so I don't want to add any links that are going to be invalid in a year or less.

This party absolutely must gain a majority of votes somehow ─ the other  main political parties are all evil. No other descriptive fits them.

And speaking for my province of British Columbia alone, I want to see our lying health officer Bonnie Henry in court and charged with every imaginable offence; and weakling premiere John Horgan has to join her for his absolute complicity in the capital crimes being waged against us.

I must drop this topic before I wax profane.

In closing, I will just say that prior to sunning this afternoon, my body weight on an empty stomach while I was stripped down to my undershorts was possibly as low as 178 pounds.