Recent content by ModlrMike

Maybe I'm missing something here. He hired a lawyer to deal with the RM? Wouldn't the only place a lawyer could appear in this instance be if a RoG subsequent to the RM wound up going to the Federal Court?

This 2025 data from the US Travel Association. Visitors from: Canada down 26% Western Europe down 17% Asia down 25% South America down 10% Aggregate 14% decline. Every 1% drop represents $1.8 billion in lost revenue. The US is now running an annual $50 Billion travel trade deficit. It should...

There should be correspondence from DMCA on the RM. If he was given an RW, I highly doubt "you know what you did" was the totality of the interview.

I think this case has already been mentioned here, but it appears to have come to its conclusion: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/singa-bui-disbarred-lawyer-real-estate-9.7014272

From what I saw earlier today, this one has no legs, despite her lawyer and Bannon saying it does. The Supreme Court has already ruled on this issue several times, contrary to her lawyer's assertion to the contrary. There is every possibility that the SC declines to hear the case. I anticipate...

It's going to take time. Sometimes weeks, sometimes months. It depends on the complexity of the case, and the existing workload.

These cases are usually quite complex and it is normal that they move slowly.

I read the original paper when it came out in 2021. One of a significant number of limitations is the immense amount of energy required to make it work. As a concept, interesting but not likely.

To quote Wayne Gretzky... you miss every shot you don't take. Follow the instructions and make your case. Yes, you might fail, but you will absolutely fail if you don't try.

My own thoughts on the subject: The America we have known—rooted in shared values, civic unity, and a belief in upward mobility—is lost forever, not through a single catastrophe, but through a slow erosion of trust, truth, and identity. Once bound by a common narrative of freedom and...

Another shithead that needs to feel the full weight of the law: https://www.saltwire.com/nova-scotia/halifax/member-of-canadian-army-admits-sexually-abusing-teenage-babysitter

No, it's not the answer, but it is part of the answer. Probably the part that would reap the highest rewards. The other part is prevention.

Full spectrum care is the answer. If we treat drug addiction as a medical condition, include detox, housing, community support, potentially education or skills enhancement, the negative aspects will be drastically reduced. It's also likely cheaper than policing, justice system use, and...

There's zero chance that's going to haunt anyone. /sarcasm

Yes, we have been squarely in Trump's cross hairs from day one.