The End of the DEI Cult—A Victory for Common Sense

The Richard Syrett Show

MONOLOGUE

The End of the DEI Cult—A Victory for Common Sense

Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert raises questions about an underwater alien base

https://www.mediaite.com/politics/lauren-boebert-hammered-by-local-news-for-returning-to-congress-to-investigate-underwater-space-aliens/

L. A. Marzulli filmmaker,Author of Rungs of Disclosure: Following the Trail of Extraterrestrials and the End Times

Guilbeault wants ANOTHER carbon tax

https://tnc.news/2024/11/15/otr-guilbeault-wants-another-carbon-tax/

Kris Sims Alberta Director at the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

THE SOFA CINEFILE

Nick Soter Reviews 1990 Comedy Home Alone

The LimRiddler

Command and Commitment

Command from superior powers that lead.

Vow that becomes one’s commitment to heed.

Term in your mind

That you’re flummoxed to find.

Private, brief chat we occasionally need.

Big Pharma’s reign is over as a health policy revolution is about to unfold

https://www.rebelnews.com/big_pharma_s_reign_is_over_as_a_healthy_policy_revolution_is_about_to_unfold

Tamara Ugolini – Rebel News Journalist

NEWS NOT IN THE NEWS

Toronto food banks see unprecedented demand, surpassing city’s population

https://tnc.news/2024/11/14/toronto-food-banks-see-unprecedented-demand-surpassing-population

STEELHEADS TALK

Last weekend was a tough one for the Steelheads, as they lost all 3 of their games. Tonight the Steelheads host the Barrie Colts, who have won all three contests against Brampton this season. What do the blue and white need to do differently tonight to end up with the win?

Mike Karafilidis Commentator for the Brampton Steelheads on Sauga960 AM

OPEN LINES

LIMRIDDLE ANSWER AND WINNERS

The answer to today’s Limriddle is: Word

Winners

1. Hal Smith, St. Albert, Alberta

2. Marilyn Smith, St. Albert, Alberta

3. Robert Abbott, York, Ontario

4. Dave Langlois, Stratford, Ontario

Command from superior powers that lead.

The “word of God” is understood to be a divine pronouncement or

command. But the “word” may come down through other chains of

command, including the workplace, the government or your mother.

Vow that becomes one’s commitment to heed.

When you give your word, it becomes a promise or commitment.

Term in your mind

That you’re flummoxed to find.

Do you ever have that tip-of-the-tongue experience, where a simple word

is temporarily lost somewhere in your brain? It happens with Limriddles.

And it gets worse with age.

A private, brief chat we occasionally we need.

“I say, could we have a word?” This normally implies that a private, yet

important, conversation is required. Sometimes, it turns into many words

and they aren’t always pleasant.

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