Happy Birthday Jacobo Luis Fuchs

Several times a year I visit my friend's grave to play him a Tango on my iPhone. 

Mr. Fuchs was born May 8, 1927 in Argentina and was starved to death on July 11,

2014 in Ottawa, Canada. It is his son who bears the blame for ordering the nursing home to render my friend unconscious with drugs then deny him liquids and food. Alone in his room, surrounded by four, featureless, sterile walls, the sound of machinery and death, his already frail body survived a mere six days.

It's a disgrace that this world feels that it is cheaper, and more expedient to murder old people that to provide the care and love we need at the end of our lives.

I've tried filing criminal charges, petitioned the Coroner to investigate, complained to the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, written my local politicians, the Attorney General of Canada,  and picketed our Federal Government - nothing! (so far anyway)

Happy Anniversary to me and my blog

Hey all you lovely folks in the Blogsphere. Today is the fifth anniversary of this blog (Yeahhhhhh!)

I started this blog April 4 after my Ex cut off access to my grandchildren Zyg Ramsay and Mila Ramsay. So, one of the purposes of this blog was, and is, to establish an electronic paper trail that, years from now, would lead my lovely grandchildren to me, or if I have already reached the end of my life, remind them that I never stopped loving or thinking of them.

I apologise to you, my readers, if some of my blog posts seem a tad weird.  I really need to keep some people's names prominent on the search engines so that they, sadly the wrong people to have been entrusted to safeguard my grandchildren, know that they are being watched by us - kind, caring souls who feel passionately about protecting children.

Over the past 1200 blog posts, my following has grown from zero to many tens of thousands. To you amazing folks in:

•  Canada
• America
• UK
• France
• Netherlands
• Germany
• Nigeria
• South Africa
• Russia
• Ukraine
• China
• Guam
• Switzerland
• Viet Nam
• Poland
• Iran
• Saudi Arabia
• Pakistan
• Australia
• Japan
• South Korea
• ... and quite a few other countries

 I thank each and every one of you and I hope my posts about Mother Earth, nutrition, non-violence, fitness, anti-euthanasia, politics, ethics, my friend Mr. Fuchs, birthdays, and passings have been both entertaining, informative, controversial, and creative.

Yesterday's MARCH FOR LIFE

Thought I'd post this photo of the thousands of folks at the Ottawa Pro-Life demo yesterday since every major news network ignored the event. That's me in the circle with my sign protesting the killing of my friend Mr. Fuchs.

I'm off to Ottawa for the annual March for Life

I'm driving to Ottawa to join hundreds of demonstrators hoping to tell our politicians that we must RESPECT LIFE. From the womb to the nursing home room, we must stop killing our most vulnerable.

On the orders of his son, my friend Jacobo Luis Fuchs was killed five years ago in his nursing home room. Mr. Fuchs was rendered unconscious with drugs then denied liquids and nutrition until he died of starvation.

Mr. Fuchs loved life and only wanted his pain to go away. They killed him instead.

Is this what society has sunk too?

Happy Birthday Jacobo Luis Fuchs

Several times a year I visit my friend's grave to play him a Tango on my iPhone. 

Mr. Fuchs was born May 8, 1927 in Argentina and was starved to death on July 11,

2014 in Ottawa, Canada. It is his son who bears the blame for ordering the nursing home to render my friend unconscious with drugs then deny him liquids and food. Alone in his room, surrounded by four, featureless, sterile walls, the sound of machinery and death, his already frail body survived a mere six days.

It's a disgrace that this world feels that it is cheaper, and more expedient to murder old people that to provide the care and love we need at the end of our lives.

I've tried filing criminal charges, petitioned the Coroner to investigate, complained to the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, written my local politicians, the Attorney General of Canada,  and picketed our Federal Government - nothing! (so far anyway)

Happy Anniversary to me!

Hey all you lovely folks in the Blogsphere. Today is the fifth anniversary of this blog (Yeahhhhhh!)

I started this blog April 4 after my Ex cut off access to my grandchildren Zyg Ramsay and Mila Ramsay. So, one of the purposes of this blog was, and is, to establish an electronic paper trail that, years from now, would lead my lovely grandchildren to me, or if I have already reached the end of my life, remind them that I never stopped loving or thinking of them.

I apologise to you, my readers, if some of my blog posts seem a tad weird.  I really need to keep some people's names prominent on the search engines so that they, sadly the wrong people to have been entrusted to safeguard my grandchildren, know that they are being watched by us - kind, caring souls who feel passionately about protecting children.

Over the past 1100 blog posts, my following has grown from zero to many tens of thousands. To you amazing folks in:

•  Canada
• America
• UK
• France
• Netherlands
• Germany
• Nigeria
• South Africa
• Russia
• Ukraine
• China
• Guam
• Switzerland
• Viet Nam
• Poland
• Iran
• Saudi Arabia
• Pakistan
• Australia
• Japan
• South Korea
• ... and quite a few other countries

 I thank each and every one of you and I hope my posts about Mother Earth, nutrition, non-violence, fitness, anti-euthanasia, politics, ethics, my friend Mr. Fuchs, birthdays, and passings have been both entertaining, informative, controversial, and creative.

Peace,

Don't ask permission - Euthanize them all!

What ever happened to "First, Do no Harm" in our current society where it is legal to euthanize the elderly, Downs Syndrome babies, Alzheimer's patients and the mentally ill.

Read the story on CTV News

Ban handguns now!

Newsflash: (two years later): ridiculously expensive study by former cop Bill Blair amazingly discovers that "handguns and assault weapons are only designed to kill people and recommends that the next government possibly, maybe consider legislation banning them." 

In 2019 we need to vote in a PM who has the guts to actually 'lead'. Canada hasn't had a Prime Minister with any guts since Kim Campbell.

Happy Anniversary to me!

Hey all you lovely folks in the Blogsphere. Today is the fourth anniversary of this blog (Yeahhhhhh!)

I started this blog April 4 after my Ex cut off access to my grandchildren Zyg Ramsay and Mila Ramsay. So, one of the purposes of this blog was, and is, to establish an electronic paper trail that, years from now, would lead my lovely grandchildren to me, or if I have already reached the end of my life, remind them that I never stopped loving or thinking of them.

I apologise to you, my readers, if some of my blog posts seem a tad weird.  I really need to keep some people's names prominent on the search engines so that they, sadly the wrong people to have been entrusted to safeguard my grandchildren, know that they are being watched by us - kind, caring souls who feel passionately about protecting children.

Over the past 900+ blog posts, my following has grown from zero to many tens of thousands. To you amazing folks in:

•  Canada
• America
• UK
• France
• Netherlands
• Germany
• Nigeria
• South Africa
• Russia
• Ukraine
• China
• Guam
• Switzerland
• Viet Nam
• Poland
• Iran
• Saudi Arabia
• Pakistan
• Australia
• Japan
• South Korea
• ... and quite a few other countries

 I thank each and every one of you and I hope my posts about Mother Earth, nutrition, non-violence, fitness, anti-euthanasia, politics, ethics, my friend Mr. Fuchs, birthdays, and passings have been both entertaining, informative, controversial, and creative.

Peace,

James

I now need to buy another bookcase

It breaks my heart to see indie bookstores like Eliot's Bookshop go out of business but Mr. Eliot has been a staple on Yonge Street for decades and is due for a well-deserved retirement. I purchased this pile today - on the first week of his 'going out of business' sale. Especially looking forward to reading 'The Art of Pantomime' by Aubert. 

I hope 'The Pocket Criminal Code' and 'Human Nature and Conduct' might help me finally succeed in bringing criminal charges against the people who killed my friend Mr. Fuchs in 2014.

An R. Kelly song for Mr. Fuchs

I usually play a tango when I visit Mr. Fuch's grave (he loved the tango), but today I also played R.Kelly "I Believe I Can Fly', not for him but to lift my spirits.

Since his death in 2014, I have utterly failed to bring about justice for Mr. Fuchs. The upside is that there is no Statue of Limitations on ordering your father killed so as long as Carlos Fox and I are still alive, and I am still able, I will continue trying to bring criminal charges against the people who killed my friend.

Road trip to protect the Canadian Arctic from oil drilling

We're on our way from Toronto to the Supreme Court in Ottawa to help protect the Canadian Arctic.

The Court is due to rule today on the issue.

People in the coastal town of Clyde River, Nunavut — one of the most remote communities in the world — are protesting dangerous oil exploration in their waters. They are taking legal action to protect the Canadian Arctic and the mammals that thrive there from seismic blasting and their case will be heard at the Supreme Court of Canada on November 30th.

A five-year oil exploration project has been approved without Inuit consent off Clyde River’s coast, which allows seismic blasting — a process of firing loud sonic explosions through the ocean to find oil — as a first step towards dangerous Arctic oil drilling.
But it’s not just the oil drilling that’s dangerous — these explosions can disrupt migration paths of marine animals like narwhals, belugas, and bowhead whales, sometimes causing permanent hearing loss, and in the worst case, even death.
Join this brave community in their fight to protect their home and their traditions.

https://www.savethearctic.org/en-CA/clyde-river/