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Thursday, June 23 2005 @ 10:50 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 3,575
 For those of you who don\'t know me, I was adopted at birth. I\'ve known this since I was a small child as my parents did not keep this a secret from me. For the most part, over the years, I\'ve not had a great urge to find my birth mother. Part of this was due to the difficulty in doing so. Records were sealed when I was adopted as a matter of government policy, so finding one\'s birth parent(s) was next to impossible.
Thursday, June 16 2005 @ 10:15 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 1,919
 The federal Conservatives, having been playing by the Alberta Tories manta of doing what they want, have finally noticed that it\'s not working outside of Alberta. Recent polls show that they are running neck and neck with the NDP for second place behind the Liberals. Even worse for them, their leader\'s popularity is the worst of all the federal leaders. Even in his stronghold of Alberta Stephen Harper\'s popularity has slipped by 20% (now riding only in the mid 70\'s in that province).
Thursday, June 09 2005 @ 03:29 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 2,120
 I\'m always hearing of how biased the media is in its reporting, that the media always tries to portray the Liberal party in the best light. I\'ve noted that the same people who complain about this supposed bias also are remarkably quiet when the media appears biased towards the Conservatives.
Friday, June 03 2005 @ 03:44 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 1,960
 Conservatives (both large and small “c”) never cease to amaze me. While listening to CBC AM the other day I heard proponents of the so-called “firewall” for around Alberta. They claim, that by pushing Ottawa out of areas that the Alberta provincial government has constitutional authority, such as health and policing.
Wednesday, June 01 2005 @ 02:52 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 2,244
 Last week Mrs. Evil and I went out to see the latest Star Wars offering. I enjoyed it, but the enjoyment wasn\'t as much as I had for the original three movies. The special effects were great, the story was good and explained a lot of what was in the original three movies, but something was missing. I think the is due to a couple of reasons.
Tuesday, May 17 2005 @ 03:47 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 3,165
 Inside my riding of Calgary-Montrose and Ward 10, is the community of Applewood. The executive of the community association is made up primarily of people who worked on both the Hung Pham and Margot Aftergood campaigns. The interesting part is this. The Auditor General is now investigating money given to the community association.
Friday, May 13 2005 @ 10:32 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 1,750
 For those of you who don't know me that well, I'm not just about the politics. Yes much of my formal university training is in political science and education, but I also have university level training in astrophysics, physics and chemistry.
Thursday, May 12 2005 @ 01:38 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 2,184
 It is often said in today\'s age that it is impossible for one individual to make a difference. While this is often true, occasionally one person can make changes, or at the very least, make those who can make the changes very uncomfortable.
Monday, May 09 2005 @ 02:25 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 1,909
 So Mrs. Evil and I are watching the television last night when a commercial for the latest Scott Thompson vehicle airs. For those of you unfamiliar with Scott Thompson, he is best known as one of the Kids in the Hall comedy ensemble and is openly gay.
Saturday, May 07 2005 @ 07:10 MDT
Contributed by: evilscientist
Views: 4,535
 Recent events in the Ward 10 election scandal have made me wonder if the government is busily trying to make it go away. After all it involves loyal Tories who are up to their eyeballs in the scandal. We find out that the inspection (which should have been a public inquiry) will end without questioning those directly involved with the voting irregularities. Nothing like a government sweeping voting scandals under the rug to give the place that fresh, sham election feel that you generally only find in countries who's leaders are generally referred to as “strongman” or “maximum leader”.
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