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Comment on Women Who Rock – Jacquie Linder by WaterWarCrimes

WaterWarCrimes — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 22:32:26 +0000

Please help solve the murder of Douglas Michael Flynn

Researchers in Campbell River, located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, have discovered documents that they believe is evidence of fraud by that Maximus Inc. the parent company to Themis Program Management and Consulting Ltd. a company that was set up by insiders at the Ministry of the Attorney General for British Columbia that has consistently violated basic human rights in order to destroy families in British Columbia.

Visit http://themisfmep.blogspot.com

for more information

Maximus Inc. is closely connected to former British Columbia Attorney General, Brian Smith, who is a key suspect in the Water War Crimes and British Columbia political insider Partick Kinsella who provides backroom advice to present British Columbia Premier, Christy Clark (shown in photo on right).

The investigation in Campbell River has now uncovered evidence that the Douglas Michael Flynn, the father of one of the persons investigating Maximus Inc. and Themis Program Management and Consulting Ltd. was murdered.

The investigation of Themis Program Management and Consulting Ltd. and Maximus Inc continues

British Columbia lawyer Joanne Platt is deeply connected to the criminal gang operating inside Themis a gaing that has links to NDP politicians Adrian Dix and John Horgan who worked in PrmierGlen Clark’s office along with Themis director Chris Beresford and Brenda Edwards the secretary to the former pedofile chief judge Hugh Stansfield.

Comment on Diary of an Activist, Introduction by “You Don’t Have to Wear Birkenstocks” | The Passion Project

Mon, 26 Mar 2012 19:51:51 +0000

[...] have a really good answer for this one. I just wrote a blog post about a book that changed my life. That book was To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. I read To [...]

Comment on “You may be disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don’t try.” by Kristi Nielsen (@100daysMic)

Kristi Nielsen (@100daysMic) — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:39:38 +0000

Love your site. Just heard a great quote “Living for your values may cost you, but not living for your values will destroy you.” Women have so much to contribute!

Comment on Dreams for Women Weeks 65– 68 by Christine McGrath

Christine McGrath — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 06:00:32 +0000

Who wrote the one postcard that says “A world where sexy, sexier, sexiest aren’t the only measure of a woman “? I would love to make t-shirts out of these some how and spread the cause

Comment on The Feminist Freethinker: The Ecofeminism Edition by From elsewhere: Reading The Second Sex « Philosophy Reading Group

From elsewhere: Reading The Second Sex « Philosophy Reading Group — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 13:06:12 +0000

[...] That desire to ‘quote the whole introduction’ rings true with me as well. What makes it feel ‘novel’? Style of writing? Orignality of thought? I think of this desire as similar to what I do when I’m holding a new object in my hand (and we roll, it around, turn it over, etc). Perhaps, I need to qualify this desire in a more ecofeminst way, with a more ‘loving eye’? [...]

Comment on Flesh Mapping by SheLoves Magazine » SheLoves: Women’s Worlds 2011

SheLoves Magazine » SheLoves: Women’s Worlds 2011 — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 12:52:26 +0000

[...] so I was a part of that amazing panel, as well as being a part again ( I was a part of the first Fleshmapping in 2008) for three days of the amazing dialogue that happened around the table with global women [...]

Comment on “History is herstory too.” by Tweets that mention “History is herstory too.” | -- Topsy.com

Tweets that mention “History is herstory too.” | -- Topsy.com — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 06:44:00 +0000

[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Antigone Magazine, Progressive Bloggers. Progressive Bloggers said: #cdnprog “History is herstory too.” (Antigone Magazine): These postcards were sent by the Young Women… http://dlvr.it/Fv3qH #cdnpoli [...]

Comment on A Surprise Pie-ing! by Kaitlin Blanchard

Kaitlin Blanchard — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 05:45:31 +0000

love you amanda! You rock too!

Comment on Diary of an Activist, Fear of Failure by mirahall

mirahall — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 15:34:47 +0000

My first instinct was to fall into writing about my utter adoration of you, your activist self, your personal self and the way that your passionate activist is so compelling because it is a part of *YOU* in your humanity and your fragility and your dreams and determination. But then I figured that I tell you how much I adore you all the time, so I would instead ask about this activist training camp, tell you that the North has “taiga camp” which is a leadership camp for girls throughout the Northwest Territories and that if you were interested in delivering your camp up here, the Centre would love to have you, and I know the ED of the Taiga Camp would love to hear from you/ meet you/ have you in Ft Smith. I’ll probably call you pretty quick to talk about potential sponsors in getting you up here.

Maybe the Canadian Teachers Federation, CUPE national or PSAC national for overall sponsorship of the project? it seem like this would be right up their alley!

<3 Mira

Comment on Diary of an Activist, Fear of Failure by liberationlearning

liberationlearning — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 18:44:44 +0000

Your diary resonated with me. I think we grow through failure but it’s just as scary, even knowing how useful it can be. What I think is hardest is feeling afraid to fail and feeling all alone. And that is why I think taking risks as part of community is so powerful, since the combination of the fear and the support build trust.