Frances shall remain unidentified because we are living in dark times where people whose opinions vary from the enemy can be hurt and even killed for thinking differently than those who purportedly ‘govern’ us.
She is only one—but the best one—among the scores of people who send small donations and meaningful words of comfort CFP’s way.
It is these little people just like us, struggling along in tough economic times and destructive government overreach, who keep Canada Free Press online against all odds. GOD BLESS THEM!
For the sake of clarity, Brian was forced out on village roads when municipal government locked the gates on a seldom used baseball diamond, but daily used by dogs and owners, for both exercise and social outings, on land that it turns out, doesn’t even belong to them.
The Truth that they will never admit is that the Nova Scotia governments, provincial, municipal and federal, leave no room for pet dogs.
About the suspected poison left at the bottom of the steps on our back porch, Yankee was saved by the light from a hand held LED device. While we usually rely on only he porch light, three nights ago, Brian took a light out where he instantly spotted the ‘food’ before Yankee could get to it.
Small as he is, Yankee, nicknamed ‘Sir Bark-a-Lot’ is our guard dog, barking up a raucous storm the moment anyone comes anywhere near any of our house doors, or anywhere close to Brian when out walking,
Only 15 pounds, he struts John Travolta- like when being walked to check on his ‘P-Mails’.
Safe to say that life here on hostile territory would feel even more lonely and isolated without him.