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Nov 20, 2021Liked by Patrick Mazza

I think you are on to something, but would add a question or concern, namely: the Canada US border is a contrived colonial affair and any breakup will have to incorporate some kind of negotiation or dialogue with those of us living in what is known as Canada, particularly indigenous peoples whose knowledge will be the backbone of coming adaptation to and mitigation of the climate crisis. More discussion needed to avoid conflict.

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Being active in movements fighting fossil fuel infrastructure which link north and south of the 49th, such as Line 3 and the Trans-Mountain Pipeline, in which indigenous people play key and leading roles, I totally agree. Any political order which succeeds the present one, and which is going to have any relevance in our increasingly climate disrupted world, is going to need to give the indigenous a strong voice.

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Nov 15, 2021Liked by Patrick Mazza

An intriguing series of posts that express what I have been thinking about...

The historical information is much appreciated!

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Nov 12, 2021Liked by Patrick Mazza

I share your sentiment that fundamental changes await the USA. May they be peaceful and prudent!

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Nov 9, 2021Liked by Patrick Mazza

Quite well crafted, provocative article Patrick. The "union" is frustrating people from every subgroup. My sense is that a multicultural democracy is culturally and tactically advancing. Check out the mainstream commercials.

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Excellent Patrick.

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