A LETTER FOR THE CANADA REVENUE AGENCY and associates in Winnipeg.

TO: CANADA.CA/ARC-INFO-SOURCE

 CANADA REVENUE AGENCY.

Your impersonal department just taxed me a total of $8000 Dollars this month of July, 2024. Please allow me to make it personal for you and your entourage. I am a Seventy Six years old Colorectal stage 4 Cancer patient. The money you believe is my revenue derives from Fifty years of hard labor repairing and renting my old house to low income families with children and their pets. I finally had to sell the family property because the burden of municipal, Federal and Provincial taxes, plus the cost of repairs, finally broke me! I placed half  the money from the house sale into government bonds and the other half into your TFSA; and then I waited a year for the bonds to mature.  A year later, after living cash free, I made the naive mistake of placing the money from the bonds into the TFSA. I am positive you understand that people who live in poverty for many years, and are suddenly provided with money, often make economic mistakes costing them dearly. $8000.Dollars, for example. You penalized me $8000. for putting too much of my own money into your so called "Tax Free savings Account"! 

Conclusion. TFSA's are a trap for suckers! Nobody should use them! Now that we’ve become personal, I am sure you won’t mind if I publish this letter on my world wide blog. Thanks for reading

Signed: Joseph N. Raglione

Executive director, The World Friendly Humanitarian Peace and Ecology Movement.

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I COMPLIMENT YOU FOR DOING A GOOD JOB TAXING ELDERLY CANCER PATIENTS. I AM ONE OF THOSE PATIENTS. I AM SEVENTY-SIX YEARS OLD WITH COLORECTAL STAGE FOUR CANCER AND THIS MONTH YOU TAXED ME $8000.DOLLARS, ACCORDING TO YOU, MY CLASS A ACCOUNTANT IN QUEBEC, MADE MISTAKES ON MY TAX PAPERS. ANY MONEY I AM FORCED TO SEND YOU IS DERIVED FROM THE SALE OF MY OLD HERITAGE HOUSE AND PROPERTY. I HAVE BEEN SURVIVING ON THE PROCEEDS OF THAT SALE FOR THE LAST FEW YEARS BUT THE CASH IS DWINDLING AND IF I SURVIVE, I WILL BE BACK ON THE STREET AND YOU WILL HAVE ONE LESS HUMAN-BEING TO TAX.

 AGAIN, CONGRATULATIONS! HUMAN4US2.BLOGSPOT.COM HUMAN4USBILLIONS@GMAIL.COM

WHY WE FUNDAMENTALLY NEED SLEEP!

Each week Quanta Magazine explains one of the most important ideas driving modern research. This week, biology staff writer Yasemin Saplakoglu explores the molecular underpinnings of sleep and why we need it to survive.    What We Know About Why We Need Sleep By YASEMIN SAPLAKOGLU  We need sleep. This is a fundamental fact of life. Without it, we turn into grouchy, sluggish zombies. Yet although we do it every day, sleep largely remains a scientific mystery. What happens when we sleep — and what’s the point? We know that a quarter to a third of the human lifespan is spent in slumber. During that time, the brain cycles between two kinds of sleep. In rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, your brain waves are like those you experience while awake. Your brain is active, your eyes are twitching, you dream. During non-REM sleep, however, this activity downshifts: Your body temperature drops, your heart rate slows, your muscles relax and your brain waves slow. Sleep is common across the animal kingdom. In the 20th century, research in mammals found that the amount of sleep animals need is variable: Armadillos sleep for most of the day, while elephants need only a few hours per night. Those early studies defined sleep in a stringent, mammalian sense, but over the past two decades, researchers have begun to redefine sleep in other creatures, such as fruit flies, worms and zebra fish. They too disconnect from the outside world and sleep in their own ways. That redefinition has opened the field to an array of model organisms to help us better understand what is occurring in our bodies at a molecular level during sleep. “We know now that genetically sleep is very conserved, and even at the neural level, from the simplest models all the way up to humans,” Alex Keene, a neurogeneticist at Texas A&M University, told podcast host Steve Strogatz on The Joy of Why in 2022. Still, many mysteries surround why we sleep. As scientists dig deeper into the molecular mechanisms of the process, it’s become clear that sleep is critical for maintaining a healthy brain and body. It is the time when the brain takes the information we learned while awake and stores it away as long-term memories. Sleep clears out cellular debris accumulated during conscious work. It maintains a healthy metabolism. And not getting enough z’s can lead to a suite of issues from diabetes to heart disease. Put simply: Without sleep, we die. The “why” can be difficult in science. Why do we need sleep to survive? Why do some people need only five hours of sleep while others need eight? Why do we cycle through these two very different phases? Why are so few workers offered siesta time at work? Scientists have only started to unpack some of these questions, but their findings are leading to fascinating new ideas about what happens behind closed eyes.  What’s New and Noteworthy For more than a century, sleep research focused on the brain. But even simple animals such as hydras that don’t have brains at all enter a sleeplike state. This means that sleep may have evolved before brains, and its biological role billions of years ago may have been very different from its current one. One hypothesis is that sleep evolved to play a role in metabolism, as Veronique Greenwood reported for Quanta, by allowing certain biochemical reactions to occur that can’t happen during waking hours. “Before we had a brain, we had a gut,” said Michael Abrams, a fellow at the University of California, Berkeley. Whatever the first sleeping organism was, it probably disappeared more than a billion years ago — and with it, its secrets. Sleep isn’t merely nice to have — we’d be doomed without it. Scientists have known this since the 1890s but haven’t been able to figure out why. One explanation is a buildup of toxic molecules in the gut, as Quanta has reported. In the guts of sleep-deprived flies, researchers found an excess of “reactive oxygen species,” which damage essential molecules such as DNA and proteins by stealing their electrons. If the flies went without sleep long enough, they were through — but was this toxic pileup causing their deaths? To find out, the researchers gave the flies antioxidants to clear out these chemicals. The critters, though still sleepless, survived. “It was shocking; it was absolutely shocking,” said Dragana Rogulja, an assistant professor of neurobiology at Harvard Medical School, on the Joy of Why podcast. It wasn’t a one-off: Their team and others have found similar results in rodents. We know that sleep helps the brain form memories, but scientists are still trying to unpack how. In 2019, Quanta’s Jordana Cepelewicz reported that powerful bursts of brain activity, known as sharp wave ripples, are involved in consolidating memories. Recently, I reported that these ripples are also involved in tagging certain experiences while we are awake to be stored as long-term memories while we sleep. An experience registers in the brain in a specific pattern of activity, tapping out a sequence of neurons like “a melody on the piano,” Daniel Bendor, a neuroscientist at University College London, told me. When we’re awake and resting, the brain replays the pattern to tag it for storage. Then, during sleep, the pattern replays again, hundreds or thousands of times. Some scientists hypothesize that the pattern propagates out toward the cortex and is cemented as a long-term memory. AROUND THE WEB Scientific American has investigated why some people report that they haven’t slept all night, even though brain scans show that they have — a phenomenon sometimes called subjective insomnia. Nature Neuroscience published a paper this year suggesting that the function of sleep is to restore an optimal computational state in the brain. The New York Times recently covered the link between sleep deprivation and memory. (Spoiler alert: It’s not good.)

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FROM GREENPEACE...NORWAY ALLOWING DEEP SEA MINING TO PLUNDER ARCTIC SEAS!!

       Plunder in the Arctic seas

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Haldis Tjeldflaat Helle, Greenpeace Nordic <haldis.tjeldflaat.helle@greenpeace.ca>  Unsubscribe

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Hello from Norway, Nelson.   The Arctic seas here may seem far away from you, but what’s happening here right now could impact oceans across the globe. Norway is proceeding with opening up vast areas of the Arctic for deep sea mining. I’m worried about what this means for fragile Arctic ecosystems and the dangerous precedent being set if we don’t act now to stop them from tearing up the seafloor for profit.    Despite growing international opposition from scientists, environmental organizations, and governments, including the European Parliament, Norway’s government confirmed in June that it would start issuing deep sea mining licenses in the first half of 2025. [1]   It’s shocking. The enormous area Norway is proposing to open for destruction is one of the last untouched spaces, home to unique Arctic marine life.    Mining companies argue they need to exploit the minerals of the deep sea “for the green transition”. [2] But that’s nonsense. There are far better alternatives for truly green energy that don’t involve destroying pristine ecosystems on the seafloor.   That’s why I’m working with colleagues across the world to pressure the Norwegian government to abandon its plans. One of Greenpeace’s ships, the Witness, will start a tour around Norway tomorrow, with crew and onboard scientists advocating against deep sea mining as they stop in ports to mobilize and empower local communities.    We’ll do everything we can to stall the licensing process because we’re buying time for our global movements to stop the industry altogether. And that’s where you come in, Nelson.     Supporters like you can turn the tide! Canada is one of 27 countries that have announced their support of a moratorium, ban, or precautionary pause on deep sea mining. Your gift today will help Greenpeace Canada pressure your federal government to back up its words with action and speak up for ocean protection.   The deep seas shelter some of the most mysterious species on earth – no small thing at a time when the planet is facing a biodiversity crisis. Greedy deep sea mining companies want to gamble with these fragile ecosystems and our future.   But they underestimate the power of people coming together. It’s the united voice of supporters like you that gives us life, and we will not let the deep sea mining industry start under our watch.  With hope,   Haldis Deep Sea Mining Campaigner, Greenpeace Nordic      SOURCES [1] Public consultation of the first licensing round for seabed minerals, Government of Norway [2] The Metals Company acquires third seabed contract area to explore for polymetallic nodules, April 2020, The Metals Company This email was sent to: human4usbillions@gmail.com. You are receiving this email because you have signed up for the Greenpeace Canada mailing list. Greenpeace, 33 Cecil Street, Toronto, Ontario M5T 1N1 Unsubscribe Manage preferences

ATTENTION GENTLE ELDERS. SPEND YOUR MONEY!

The Canadian government just penalized me $5000. for placing too much money in a TFSA. That was after I waited a full year for a government bond to mature and the money returned back to me with a 0.1 percent profit. Meanwhile, I waited cash free for a full year. I FORGOT ABOUT THE CLEVER REGULATION THAT FORBIDS PLACING TOO MUCH CASH IN A TFSA.  I WAS USING THE TFSA TO BUY GOVERNMENT BONDS!!                                                      

                                                                                                                                                                                I am an old pensioner with a faulty memory. I BELIEVE I MADE THE SAME MISTAKE LAST YEAR!   I KEEP FORGETTING  that placing any money above 90,000 in a TFSA IS PENALIZED!  HOWEVER, I did learn a couple of lessons. Never buy government bonds under 2 percent and never place your life saving in a "Tax Free Savings Account." or TFSA. IN FACT, DO NOT KEEP A TFSA! THEY ARE MONEY TRAPS FOR BOTH THE GOVERNMENT AND POSSIBLY, FOR SCAM ARTISTS!

                                                                                                                                                                                  I RECOMMEND YOU GIVE YOUR LIFE SAVINGS TO ACTIVE AND LEGAL NON PROFIT CHARITIES OR SPEND YOUR MONEY ON A NEW ELECTRIC CAR OR DISTRIBUTE YOUR CASH TO DESPERATE FAMILY MEMBERS AFTER YOU RETURN FROM A TOUR AROUND THE WORLD. HAVE A GREAT LIFE!

J.N.R.

Political Dictator list.

 

I am compiling a short list of political dictators who are giving military orders and destroying lives. They have zero regret and zero compassion for thir victims. They honestly believe they will win what they want and continue to enjoy political immunity in the process. They are wrong! Sooner or later, justice will find them. 

Vladimir Putin

In this picture, Vladimir Putin looks

tired and possibly, sick,

Born: October 7, 1952 (age 71 years), Saint Petersburg, Russia

Spouse: Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Ocheretnaya (m. 1983–2014)

Presidential terms: May 7, 2000 – May 7, 2008, December 31, 1999 – May 7, 2000, May 7, 2012 –

Organizations founded: National Guard Forces Command, MORE

Education: Saint Petersburg Mining University (1997),MORE

Cousin: Lyubov Ivanovna Shelomova

Aunt: Anna Putina

Atlantic Council 

Putin is convinced he can outlast the West and win in Ukraine1 day ago

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Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Benjamin_Netanyahu

While he is Looking dapper in his suit, his army continues to invade Pakistan where thousands of men and women and children have died by Israeli bombardment.

Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu^[a] (born 21 October 1949) is an Israeli politician, serving as the prime minister of Israel since 2022, having previously held the office in 1996–1999 and 2009–2021.^[3] He is chair of the Likud party. Netanyahu is the longest-serving prime minister in Israel's history, having served a total of over 16 years.^[4][5

Help stop the Kangei Maru from slaughtering Whales! Japan wants Greenpeace co-founder and Anti-Whaling Activist, Paul Watson, arrested!!?.

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Paul Watson, a Canadian-American environmentalist and founder of Sea Shepherd, has been arrested in Greenland under an international warrant issued by Japan. Watson, who co-founded Greenpeace, was detained upon his arrival in Nuuk aboard the vessel John Paul DeJoria. He will face a district court where authorities will request his detention pending a decision on his potential extradition to Japan.

Watson’s arrest occurred during a mission targeting Japan’s newly constructed factory whaling ship, the Kangei Maru, which is operating in the North Pacific. According to the Captain Paul Watson Foundation (CPWF), the arrest is linked to a red notice related to Watson’s previous anti-whaling activities in the Antarctic. The foundation expressed surprise at the arrest, as they had been informed that the red notice had been withdrawn.

Known for his direct-action tactics and appearances on the reality TV series Whale Wars, Watson has been a vocal opponent of whaling practices. The Kangei Maru, Japan’s first new whaling ship in over seven decades, has raised concerns due to its significant size and capacity. With a range of 13,000 kilometers and the ability to process up to 600 tons of whale meat, the vessel has prompted fears that Japan might resume whaling activities far from its shores despite previous assurances.

The ship’s owner, Kyodo Senpaku, has denied such claims, stating that their mission is focused on commercial coastal whaling and not on returning to Antarctic waters.

Please sign this petition to help stop Japan from hunting vulnerable fin whales!

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