DANIEL M. DEILGAT.

At 57 years of age, I decided that this time, I would rely on what I've learned over the years and see if I should vote. The last time I inadvertently researched any politicians I found that Pierre Elliot Trudeau had a summer job- years before, in a gold mine in Malartic, Quebec.  Coming from an extended family where the patriarch of the brood worked all of his life in a gold mine, I automatically had respect for the guy.. That was the last time that I ever had respect for a Federal political leader. Back then, leaders had balls between their legs but now, well, they have accolades up their asses.  It meant something when a politician said that he did something for Canadians, it seemed like all Canadians won when that happened.  Perhaps the most significant of these accomplishments came when Canadians were offered the protection of medicare for all. Canadian no longer had to worry about losing loved ones because they couldn't afford the costs of taking care of each other....

This post has been updated following the development of evidence in the election interference matters to be addressed by Justice Marie-Josée Hogue. Saturday, the 9th of September, 2023. Isaac Asimov once claimed that p eople are entirely too disbelieving of coincidence. They are far too ready to dismiss it and to build arcane structures of extremely rickety substance in order to avoid it. I, on the other hand, see coincidence everywhere as an inevitable consequence of the laws of probability , according to which having no unusual coincidence is far more unusual than any coincidence could possibly be. Coincidences are not only a state of mind that individuals will surrender to when no rational explanation is immediately available , they are a convenient tool to sow doubt.  They are the product of one’s inabilities and/or unwillingness to comprehend how certain circumstances come about. Sort of a deniable one legged strut. Life from a newborn's perspective, begins with a continual fl...

  SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2008 Brian Mulroney needs to give answers that only Schreiber has Friday, September 07, 2007 By: Daniel M. Deilgat Toronto, Ontario Is Brian Mulroney victim of the machinations and manipulations of a desperate man?There’s nothing I despise more than having to defend someone who doesn’t deserve it. But let that be a reminder to those who will read this, if a cold blooded murderer can have children and truly loved them then there must be something good deep inside that man, something worth respecting.Mulroney’s problem has always been greed. Money drove his life and was the architect of his dreams. His personal wealth was always first, Canada, I presume, might have come in third after his family but in the end, money was everything he needed the rest was a bi-product of his wallet and the generosity of those who‘s needs Mulroney was in a position to advance.That brings in Karlheinz Schreiber, a man who’s job it was to indiscriminately shower the right people ...

  SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2008 The Emperor has no clothes Sunday, July 08, 2007 William Elliot has his work cut out, not to mention a potential conflict of interest… something only a lawyer could appreciate Daniel Deilgat Toronto, Ontario Dandeilgat@yahoo.ca In the last thirty years of my life I have dealt with police officers in at least five different countries. In South America you can walk right out of jail for the right amount of money while in Britain they will kill you with kindness. In the United States, the FBI took professionalism to unusual heights, sometimes unable to receive complaints from the general population unless formulated in legal jargon often lost on regular individuals, who would rather simply understand that something is wrong rather than breakdown the various infractions in point form. But to their credit and especially since 9/11, the FBI started paying attention to civilians that had something to say, sometimes…But no matter where you are in the world, no...