Quick to do wickedness. And so another afternoon basely squandered.
It is already past 7 p.m., so this post cannot be long, even if I had the heart to be blogging.
My brother surprised me last evening by showing up before it was yet 8 p.m. He even seemed to be in tolerable shape. However, barely into the very first episode that I tuned in via our Android TV Box for us to enjoy on T.V., he was passed out.
It was too ridiculously early for me to be forsaking him and going to bed, so I decided to nurse my first of two cans of strong (8% alcohol) malt and watch the Doctor Who feature for my own enjoyment. And If he was still unconscious when it was over with, I would repair here to my computer in my bedroom and be done with him for the evening.
Well, he missed most of the episode, but he did finally revive late into it. And thereafter, he had sufficient wits to stay conscious for the rest of the evening's fare ─ an episode each of Endeavour; That Man in the High Castle; and Ghosts.
It is rare to be able to catch up on so much evening T.V.
It was into the latter half of the midnight hour ere I was into bed, and as yet my wife had not arrived home following her full day working at the Thai restaurant where she has part-time employment. I have no idea when she got home (we have adjacent and separate bedrooms).
As I had promised to her that morning, fairly early the evening ─ it was at 7:39 p.m., just before my brother showed up ─ I sent off yet another enquiry to DHL concerning her Thailand shipment that DHL had estimated would be delivered on April 18, but which has been languishing with CBSA since April 14.
This was my third enquiry to them, masquerading as my wife:
It has now been nine days since you responded to my last enquiry; but it has also been 28 days ─ four full weeks ─ since Canada Customs (CBSA) first registered a "Clearance Event".
Surely they can not possibly still be sitting on that shipment? In two days, it will be a full month since they have been doing nothing whatsoever. That's one-twelfth of a year!
I can only fear that the large box has either been misplaced ... or even worse: lost, or damaged beyond salvage and simply discarded without a word of excuse or justification.
Please, can my husband and I have further assurance that CBSA still does have possession of the package, and that all is not lost as we are fearing?
Thank you.
Thus far today there has been no response from DHL, nor has the large box (with health-related products from The iCon Group valued at perhaps $1,500 that I cannot afford to just lose) been delivered. Also, there is no new "Clearance Event" listed in their tracking section as there were on April 14, 21, and 27.
And now this morning as my wife was set to drive off for another full day of work (the restaurant opens at 11 a.m.), she let me know that she has already placed a new order with The iCon Group; but this time using a friend and co-worker's name, address, and E-mail in case CBSA is deliberately singling out my wife because she has had a few similar shipments over the course of the past year, none of which were delayed for long.
We have huge expenses that have to be covered in June and July, and desperately need the money she will have spent on that new shipment that she apparently could not wait until August to place.
The only good thing about today as far as I am concerned is that even though this is day four of a deep, phlegmatic cough that I have been experiencing, today I have been suffering from it less than I was yesterday, so maybe the cause of the affliction is being overcome.
All else I have time to speak of are a couple of the videos that my brother and I watched this morning on T.V. via our Android TV Box. The first was 55 minutes in duration, and was Odessa Orlewicz's latest: May 12 - I Interview The Author Of "Investigation Into Criminal Allegations Concerning Pandemic Response.
I interview Ken Drysdale. An absolute bombshell report using the Canadian government's OWN statistics and hospital facts researched and written by Ken Drysdale is currently being sent to RCMP and government officials regarding smoking gun evidence of fraud by the Canadian Government and The Hell(th)Authority. The statistical evidence of criminal activity is overwhelming. Ken provides every Canadian (YOU) the report to send in to the police, the senate, liberal government, conservative government, judges, MP's, MLA's, university faculty, high schools, principals, parents etc...
Link to Ken's FULL report to send in or print off: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1udEe6gOiJdLzAJhuH5QbPLahv6CzqStq/view
I downloaded a copy of the 89-page .pdf document, for Google Drive cannot be relied upon to safeguard anything.
It would be prohibitive for people like me to print out copies to mail off or deliver in person. But E-mailing the 49.5-MB file is unlikely to do much good because most government departments and agencies, and private corporations, caution their employees to not open attachments from unknown / untrusted sources.
But politicians at every level need to be presented with the document ─ there is no justifying nor even excusing what is going on here in Canada.
My brother and I also watched a somewhat related video ─ a 56-minute documentary on YouTube titled CARING CORRUPTED - The Killing Nurses of The Third Reich. However, YouTube also cannot be relied upon, so the documentary can easily be found elsewhere ─ as examples, a couple of BitChute sources are here and here.
Following "orders".
Cizik School of Nursing has created a REMI Platinum Award-winning documentary film that tells the grim cautionary tale of nurses who participated in the Holocaust and abandoned their professional ethics during the Nazi era. The 56-minute film, Caring Corrupted: the Killing Nurses of The Third Reich, casts a harsh light on nurses who used their professional skills to murder the handicapped, mentally ill, and infirm at the behest of the Third Reich and directly participated in genocide.
How quickly so many forget that many of the worst atrocities of the Holocaust were carried out by doctors and nurses who were following "orders".
I must stop here ─ it is already past 8:30 p.m., and there is no telling when my brother will be home following his daily 'socializing'.
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