Even on the bridge???..lol
Saturday, July 15, 2006
WAS THIS SAINT JOHN POLICE OFFICER TAKING ORDERS FROM THE IRVINGS????
During the confrontation between the Protesters and the police. This officer was caught on tape minutes before he was on my back.
Did they handed the camera to the Irvings while I was in the cell?
Who deleted all the pictures from my camera????
TANKER MALLEY OR HIS ASSISTANT NICK BROWN NEVER RETURN THEIR EMAIL TO ME????
I was told to send them an email < which I did > but I never receivd a reply? I wonder why??? So what are we suppose to do next???
THERE'S NOT TOO MUCH DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE WATERGATE ISSUE AND THIS.
There's a lot of lies going on and I'm sure not going to quit this issue. Not from a long shot. I'm on the trail but I can't get the info of what was said?
I haven't been able to confront these MLA'S on the streets.
The lawyer of the New Brunswick Union David Brown promised me last week and he'll set up a meeting with myself and Tom Mann but I didn't get an email. I guess the bullhorn will be outside of their building next week.
What else can a person do?
There's many lies out there and I'm going to get to the bottom of this saga. It's so bad that I will maybe have to bring back the emotional pass about a bureaucrat. It could turned very ugly!!!
The more I think about it? The trail also include this woman-
Her name is Cattali Sonier. She's the Legislative Clerk.
She's a snobby bureaucrat who told the New Brunswick Human Rights that the poor shouldn't be hanging around the People's House. I got it all in writing.
The question is this? Does anyone knows if she belongs to the Union????
Friday, July 14, 2006
The Irvings - Interesting....
Irving oil sues former execs and their new company
July 14, 2006
NORTH HAVERHILL, N.H. --Irving Oil has sued a new competitor that's run by three former Irving executives, claiming the men stole Irving information to start their own company in Lebanon (New Hampshire).
The lawsuit involves Simple Energy. Irving says the new company's founders took copies of customer contracts, pricing information and other sensitive information before leaving Irving last month. It wants a judge to order Simple Energy to stop operating with Irving information for six months, return all confidential information and pay unspecified damages.
Simple Energy's lawyer says the company has no Irving trade secrets and accused Irving of trying to run a competitor out of business.
© Copyright 2006 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
I was dead wrong and I apologize....
This guy name is Zack!!!!
He asked to see the person in charge of the Fredericton Soup Kitchen?
I was certain that he wanted a lunch or a meal?
I was dead wrong!
Zack < first time I saw him > walked in the Fredericton Soup Kitchen and donated 40 bucks!!!!
Pretty good gesture if you asks moi???
Good work Zack and Merci beaucoup!!!
A open letter to Bernard Lord on a Friday afternoon.
Dear Bernard,
I am very sorry that I have left you alone during this past month but I have been a very busy little blogger.
You must have heard that I was arrested in Saint John for taking pictures of a protest during the Atlantica Conference?
They put me in jail for four hours Bernard. I know this must have hurt your feeling greatly knowing that I was in a cell.
They even took my camera and deleted my pictures Bernard? Of all the people in this Province, I know you do understand that I really love taking pictures. You must have really felt my despair in this situation?
I know that you truly wish me the best of luck once I appear in court on July 25th. Merci beaucoup Bernard. This means a lot to me.
You must have also heard that I was banned for life from the New Brunswick Legislature? We still don’t know the facts but I am following the paper trail So far, it leads me toward Tom Mann. He’s a Union leader Bernard.
Tom and Brent Taylor wrote a letter to the editor about me Bernard. You should have read it? It wasn’t nice and I know that you must have been hurt. I know that you truly feel for me Bernard.
I will try to get Justice done Bernard and hopefully I shall return to the legislature in the near future and I know that you’re looking forward to see me again in the hallways of the Leg.
Ohhhhhhh.....one more thing Bernard??? If you believe for one minute with all these new development in my life have made me forgotten the issue of Ritalin and the matter that our kids are being drugged and killed???
You are sadly mistaken Sir because I will definitely make up for lost time.
10,000 signed my petition to do a study on this issue but you have totally ignored this issue so therefore the drugging and killings of our children will continue as long you’re Premier of this province.
Have a great weekend Bernard.
Your good friend
Charles LeBlanc
Thursday, July 13, 2006
SHOULD WE FORGET ABOUT THE NEW BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK KINGSCLEAR YOUTH TRAINING CENTRE???
I wrote about a lot of issues in this blog but never this one.
Like many other citizens, I don’t know much about this issue but this is a blog.
I blog the story and let the comments fly in the debate.
So here we go?
The famous New Brunswick's Kingsclear Youth Training Centre???
I was told that a person cannot get a transcript of the Miller inquiry which investigated the sexual abuse of our youths.
I also heard that many high profiles individuals wish this issue to be silent because they were secretly involved in this sad abuse?
So many questions?
I promise someone that I would blog the issue and which I did. Any comments out there or should we forget about this sad part in New Brunswick history and move on????
BARBARO IN BAD SHAPE???
Will Stephen Harper lower the Canadian flag?
3 killed as helicopter crashes during 'bread and butter' exercise
Last Updated: Thursday, July 13, 2006 | 2:20 PM AT
CBC News
Three crew members were killed and four were injured early Thursday morning when a Canadian Forces search-and-rescue helicopter crashed into the ocean during a routine training exercise off Canso, N.S.
The CH-149 Cormorant helicopter crashed at about 12:30 a.m. AT during a hoist exercise with Canadian Coast Guard and local fishing vessels, military officials said during a news conference at 14 Wing Greenwood, where the helicopter was based.
The downed helicopter was pulled from the water Thursday by a recovery vessel.
The downed helicopter was pulled from the water Thursday by a recovery vessel.
(Courtesy John Green)
"It was a very normal training evolution," said Lt.-Col. Tom Hughes, commander of 413 Transport and Rescue Squadron.
"We do it frequently. It is one of our bread-and-butter missions to go and hoist people off of boats in darkness."
Hughes, whose voice was tight with emotion as he spoke, said everyone on the base has pulled together to support the families of the victims and the injured.
(CBC)
(CBC)
"We are obviously deeply stricken with the emotion such an accident brings," said Hughes.
Military officials have identified the dead as:
* Sgt. Dwayne Brazil, 39, a flight engineer from Gander, N.L., married with two daughters.
* Master Cpl. Kirk Noel, 33, a search-and-rescue technician from St. Anthony, N.L., not married.
* Cpl. Trevor McDavid, 31, a flight engineer from Sudbury, Ont., married with two daughters.
Capt. Ron Bush, 40 and Sgt. Marty Maloney, 48, are in a Halifax hospital with injuries that were described as serious but not life-threatening.
The other two injured crewmembers, Capt. Gabriel Ringuette, 41, and Maj. Gordon Ireland, 42, are in hospital in Antigonish.
The crew was conducting a hoisting exercise when the helicopter crashed, officials said. The exercise is a common training manoeuvre, in which a helicopter hovers above a ship or water as someone is lowered to complete a rescue.
Screams in the water
First word of the crash came from a nearby coast guard vessel. Four Sisters, a local fishing boat taking part in the training exercise, picked up the survivors, said Barry Lumsden, deputy mayor of Canso.
"They're responsible for them being alive today."
'We're not heroes. We're just ordinary people who did the best in their situation.'-Fisherman Ken Snow, who helped rescue the chopper crew
Two divers found the three dead crew members in the partially submerged aircraft, Lumsden said.
Ken Snow, who was on the Four Sisters, said the helicopter made a couple of passes overhead.
"The next thing I know, I heard a crash," he told CBC News.
Motoring slowly through the dark and fog, Snow said they followed the screams and yells of the people in the water.
The fishing boat found two people in the water and two more aboard the wreckage. Using fishing lines and a winch, they jury-rigged a sling and plucked the men out of the water.
"They were obviously injured and we did the best we could," Snow said.
He and another fisherman grabbed the sleeping bags on the boat and wrapped the crew members in them to keep them warm.
"We're not heroes," Snow said. "We're just ordinary people who did the best in their situation."
History of problems
The downed helicopter was brought to Mulgrave, N.S., by the coast guard ship Earl Grey. A flight safety team from Ottawa is on its way to the scene to investigate the incident.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said his thoughts and prayers are with the families of the dead crew members.
"It is my hope that they find some solace in the knowledge that they do not grieve alone. Canada mourns the loss of these men," Harper said in a statement.
In Halifax, the Nova Scotia government has lowered the flag outside Province House to half-mast.
Defence Minister Gordon O'Connor said he honoured the memory of the victims and is "humbled by their sacrifice."
The Canadian Forces' fleet of Cormorants, which are no stranger to flight restrictions, have been suspended from all but emergency flights.
Emergency operations
The fleet was previously restricted to emergency operations in April 2004, after a British Royal Navy Merlin helicopter similar to the Cormorant crashed, injuring five people. Hairline cracks in the helicopter's tail rotor were blamed.
The Cormorant and Merlin helicopters are both manufactured by AgustaWestland Industries and share similar components, said the military.
Canada's Cormorants were also placed on restricted duty earlier in 2004 over concerns about potential fuel leaks.
Canada began taking delivery of the Cormorants in 2000 to replace its aging fleet of Labrador helicopters.
Charles comes face to face with 6 years old pittbull
you good boy?
I'm not a politician go away???
I hear you were a killer dog???
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