Re: Province to help hire more officers\u003B Prepared to do ‘whatever it takes’ to restore safety to cities: Smith, April 5
Premier Danielle Smith and the UCP are trying to appear like bastions of justice and public order by deploying Alberta sheriffs downtown in Calgary and Edmonton, and promising further resources. This seems contradictory as the UCP’s 2020 budget saw the province take 40 per cent of the fine revenue from cities rather than 26.7 per cent. This funding directly pays for local policing.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.
Health care is not free and never will be. All the health-care dilemmas that affect consumers on a daily basis are purely of a financial nature, as the systems do not fund themselves, which in turn creates that consistent lack of money for the treatment of patients. There are far too many who enrich themselves at the expense of the public purse.
Only people who have experienced war on a massive scale truly understand that the biggest threat facing humanity is not climate change or disease. It is war, and the most terrible wars are brought about by egotistical bullies like Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin. When they see that the people in other lands lack the determination and ability to fight back, they are emboldened to invade them. Predators always attack the weakest.
The world is a safer place now that Finland has joined NATO. There is now an additional 800 miles of border with Russia that Vladimir Putin will be afraid to cross because it is now defended by NATO. Not only Putin, but Xi Jinping, as well, will see that Western democracies are becoming more united in the defence of their freedoms. Probably, the citizens of Taiwan are heartened by this news.
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