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Retired veteran menace. Still taking notes.

Dispatches for people who can smell bullshit through a closed browser tab.

Satire, travel scars, shipwreck detours, civic side-eye, and the occasional useful conclusion dragged out of the smoke.

Today: public nonsense Method: blunt, funny, readable Rule: punch up, sideways, never down

Small fires, named accurately.

The feed fell down again. Naturally, there are witnesses.

🧨 Today in “This Can’t Be Real — But It Is”

Some days the news cycle gives you war, politics, economics, and climate collapse. And then, like a raccoon wearing a tiny courtroom wig, it offers up a coyote swimming to Alcatraz, a teen charged over licking

Open the scar tissue
The Canadian Armed Forces cannot recruit people into a broken promise

The Canadian Armed Forces cannot recruit people into a broken promise

The Canadian Armed Forces cannot recruit people into a broken promise. If Canada wants young people to serve, it needs to restore trust, rebuild standards, and remember that people join a team — not a government branding exercise in boots

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The shop can wait. The voice comes first.

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The field version. Sweat, shade, and bad decisions nearby.