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R.A. Flannagan
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Turn Canada Day into Canada Month – A Proposal
Just some quick thoughts regarding Remembrance Day here in Canada and a proposal.
As you’ll know, several Remembrance Day ceremonies were marred by woke-influenced administrators. There might have been others, but the ones that made national news were: 1) The Halifax principal who asked CAF members not to wear their uniforms; and 2) The Ottawa high school that played a “Palestinian protest song” as
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I have so much to say about this book, and all of it good. I’ll give a quick summary and then jump into some additional the things that I want to highlight. This book is an autobiographical account of the career of Chief Warrant Officer John Barnes. ...more |
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The final volume of Monroe Doctrine is a fitting end to the series. Like the previous seven editions, the final volume of the story is well-written, has a tight story line, and has the right balance between high-level politics and action. As you would ...more |
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| The second Nick Flynn novel by Brown is a much less rousing and interesting story than the first book. The big difference between the two is that in the first novel, Flynn was just some everyday but talented officer who, by dint of bad luck, got thru ...more | |
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| Is there nothing Colonel Hadfield can't do? His first crack at writing fiction is a winner. Writers are told to write about something they know. As an astronaut, Hadfield knows a ton about space and this knowledge/expertise comes through in the extre ...more | |
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| Rosenberg writes a great story. Fast pacing, excellent character development and lots of gun play and hero stuff. Just like Tom Clancy. But just like Mr. Clancy (and those that still write under his name), Rosenberg's main protagonist seemingly has s ...more | |
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| I've read two other Luceno Star Wars books and enjoyed them tremendously. He's once of my fav SW authors. The story in book proceeds nicely and I enjoyed getting to know the characters outside of the movie, but on the grand scale of SW books (I've re ...more | |
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Best book I’ve listened to in some time. A great listen and highly recommend. Dan Harris is one ABC’s lead reporters. As I haven’t seriously watched network TV in about 20 years I had no idea who he was, but I grew up watching Peter Jennings (ABC Night ...more |
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| I'm not sure what I was expecting with this novel. It's been labelled a modern classic by many and to be sure it is a very good novel of a war veteran who tells a careful story of his experience in Vietnam and those of his friends. I guess I've read ...more | |
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| Rosone and Watson again deliver a fast-paced story that is as strongly written as their previous stories but this installment is beginning to show signs of fatigue. First the good. We finally get to see the Terracotta terminators get into the action ...more | |
