Very well said , every bit of it. glad that I have you and everyone as a family and the few people around me that understand these things. It is very hard to draw people in, they are all comfortable but miserable in their own lies and lives.
I liked very much the challenge and call to action Jeremy. You are motivated by a spirit of resolve that young men need and old men need be reminded of. Its a Monday and your words inspire me to be a more confident Canadian and continue my stand against the tyranny that haunts us. I am pleased to have read the Plandemic Treaty of the World Homicide Organization has experienced a bit of a setback. Your words echo the push that is required to expell all the globalist liars from the diabolical schemes that affect us all. God Bless and may you and Phillip enjoy a dram together to keep that fire hot in the belly. Slàinte mhòr
You put the words of encouragement, resilience and confidence together so well. As a matter of fact, I studied resilience and it is not something handed to you; it’s developed through lived hardships and how we handle them.
My father was a bad guy. He got in with some of the blacks in New Glasgow and stole a safe from their boss. To make a long story short, my dad hid from the RCMP in the upstairs bedroom for 2 weeks and then my family moved to Ontario. We did better in Ontario, but alcohol controlled my dad’s life, impacting all 9 of us.
So I had no example of a strong, stoic man and my mother was a nun before she met my dad. I heard she quit cause she wasn’t gett’in nun 😜 Anyway, growing up poor with an alcoholic father showed me what I didn’t want to be. It also gave me the courage to confront him on other unsavoury topics of abuse.
I think if I didn’t grow up with a drunk and silent mum, I’d have never had the courage to confront. Chaos in the home seems to have given me that, ‘nothing else to lose’ mentality, but I know for sure resilience is developed through hardships and lack of resources. It is not learned, it’s lived.
Thanks Jeremy, I love your heart and mind so much, I feel like your are a brother from another mother. God bless you on your endeavours of encouraging others.
North Bay! Where Freeland's Parliamentary guest, Waffen SS Veteran Yaroslav Hunka, is from. Remember Hunka got repeated standing ovations from all parliamentarians when Zelensky was the guest of honour at the Chamber of the House of Commons.
Very well said , every bit of it. glad that I have you and everyone as a family and the few people around me that understand these things. It is very hard to draw people in, they are all comfortable but miserable in their own lies and lives.
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I liked very much the challenge and call to action Jeremy. You are motivated by a spirit of resolve that young men need and old men need be reminded of. Its a Monday and your words inspire me to be a more confident Canadian and continue my stand against the tyranny that haunts us. I am pleased to have read the Plandemic Treaty of the World Homicide Organization has experienced a bit of a setback. Your words echo the push that is required to expell all the globalist liars from the diabolical schemes that affect us all. God Bless and may you and Phillip enjoy a dram together to keep that fire hot in the belly. Slàinte mhòr
Hi Jeremy,
You put the words of encouragement, resilience and confidence together so well. As a matter of fact, I studied resilience and it is not something handed to you; it’s developed through lived hardships and how we handle them.
My father was a bad guy. He got in with some of the blacks in New Glasgow and stole a safe from their boss. To make a long story short, my dad hid from the RCMP in the upstairs bedroom for 2 weeks and then my family moved to Ontario. We did better in Ontario, but alcohol controlled my dad’s life, impacting all 9 of us.
So I had no example of a strong, stoic man and my mother was a nun before she met my dad. I heard she quit cause she wasn’t gett’in nun 😜 Anyway, growing up poor with an alcoholic father showed me what I didn’t want to be. It also gave me the courage to confront him on other unsavoury topics of abuse.
I think if I didn’t grow up with a drunk and silent mum, I’d have never had the courage to confront. Chaos in the home seems to have given me that, ‘nothing else to lose’ mentality, but I know for sure resilience is developed through hardships and lack of resources. It is not learned, it’s lived.
Thanks Jeremy, I love your heart and mind so much, I feel like your are a brother from another mother. God bless you on your endeavours of encouraging others.
Peace
see you in north bay JEREMY, my kid will contact you and offer our hospitality if you want 100%, my house is your house...Mister larocque LOL...
North Bay! Where Freeland's Parliamentary guest, Waffen SS Veteran Yaroslav Hunka, is from. Remember Hunka got repeated standing ovations from all parliamentarians when Zelensky was the guest of honour at the Chamber of the House of Commons.