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Subject: RE: Attn Minister Catherine.McKenna Your wish is my command Say Hey to your fellow Green Meanie lawyers Wee Willy Amos and Dizzy Lizzy May for me will ya?
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Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2017 10:06:54 -0400
Subject: Attn Minister Catherine.McKenna Your wish is my command Say Hey to your fellow Green Meanie lawyers Wee Willy Amos and Dizzy Lizzy May for me will ya?
To: ministre-minister.ec@canada.ca, "william.amos"
Cc: David Amos
The old pdf file hereto attached should make your old buddy Dizzy
Lizzy May rethink about how to finally respond to me after10 very long
years N'esy Pas Monika Schaefer?
http://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.ca/2017/03/knowledge-is-power-nesy-pas-davey-baby.html
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Knowledge is power N'esy Pas Davey Baby Coon? So what say you and your
Leader Dizzy Lizzy May of this news about the Pacific Ocean?
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Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2017 13:44:15 +0000
Subject: RE: Knowledge is power N'esy Pas Davey Baby Coon? So what say you and your Leader Dizzy Lizzy May of this news about the Pacific Ocean?
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From: David Amos
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2017 09:43:56 -0400
Subject: Knowledge is power N'esy Pas Davey Baby Coon? So what say you and your Leader Dizzy Lizzy May of this news about the Pacific Ocean?
To: "David.Coon"
Cc: David Amos
http://enenews.com/massive-die-offs-reported-in-pacific-ocean-officials-theres-no-fish-out-there-anywhere-over-a-very-large-area-what-is-happening-where-is-their-food-alarming-frightening
KTUU, Feb 14, 2017 (emphasis added): Following last year’s massive
die-off of Alaskan seabirds, scientists still looking for answers…
“Geographically and that it lasted a year, that’s unprecedented,
[Kathy Kuletz, a biologist with US Fish & Wildlife Service]… “it’s
certainly well over a hundred thousand and it could go many times
that.”… “I would say possibly hundreds of thousands were killed…
Almost always it’s been starvation… Sea birds are top predators,”
[Heather Renner, biologist with Alaska Maritime National Wildlife
Refuge] said. “They’re sort of sentinels for our environment. They
have definitely let us know that there’s change going on in the ocean
ecosystem”… Renner says [the birds had an] exceptionally low birthing
season… This reproductive die-off meant a “total failure” of murre
reproduction that year… “The reproductive die off is something we’ve
never seen in murres before, widespread. The refuge (AMNWR) has been
monitoring these colonies for 4 decades and it’s like nothing we’ve
ever observed before,” Renner said…
AP, Feb 10, 2017: [T]ens of thousands of common murres… starved and
washed ashore on beaches from California to Alaska… “it’s because
there’s no fish out there, anywhere, over a very large area,” [John
Piatt, biologist for the U.S. Geological Survey] said. To see such
effect over two sizeable marine ecosystems is extraordinary, he said…
Common murres eat small forage fish [which] were largely absent when
the National Marine Fisheries Service conducted surveys in summer
2015… A conservative extrapolation indicates 500,000 or more common
murres died, Piatt said. Nearly all were emaciated… “In 2016, we had
widespread breeding failure at all of the colonies in the Gulf of
Alaska, as well as the Bering Sea,” Renner said. “It was a highly
unusual event. Murres don’t fail regularly.”… “They died of starvation
because there was no food,” Piatt said. “There was no food because
there was no fish.”…
On a the lighter side of things it appears that sneaky evil Brit in a
big blouse commonly known about Fat Fred City as Sally Brooks is still
very pissed off at your Fake Left pals Chucky Leblanc and Andre Faust
EH? It must put her nasty knickers in quite a knot that folks still
give Chucky lots of money to support his mindless rants about bycle
helmets etc.
Yo Dominc Leblanc do tell does your cousin the noisy Bay of Fundy Frog
who blames his anti social prolems on being half Scottish report his
additional income to the NB Social Services and and and your buddies
the Feds in Revenue Canada?
Better yet do ya think your CBC pals Jacques Poitras, Terry Seguin,
Hance Colburne and Robert Jones et al will ever admit that I ran for
public office five times or the reasons I felt the need to do so?
Please enjoy some selected recent published work of Chucky's around
the Ides of March
Monday, 13 March 2017
Blogger Charles LeBlanc and Andre Faust debate his Civil Court Case
that was held this morning!!!!
https://youtu.be/amtBTDMwjbQ
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 1:40 pm
1 comment :
Anonymous 15 March 2017 at 21:21
you two are so lost in space its almost unbelievable. q for the hobbit
- are you sure that's tobacco you're smoking? chuckie - im pretty sure
your lease says no smoking. do you want to get evicted now to make
people feel sorry for your sorry ass? you are stuck in a time warp -
you idiots think you can walk into court and expect them to fill in
the gaps, chuckie, you have made no progress and you have learned
nothing - arrogance doesnt win an action and you always make excuses
but you just cant be bothered preparing. whenever you go to court,
however many days weeks, months or years you have to prepare you are
never ready and you always blame others - get your mind right, the
problem is you, we all know the cops are rotten and you have all the
evidence but youre too lazy to make the effort to do the job right.
J.D. Irving asked CBC to stop Jacques Poitras from reporting on them &
restrict his Twitter account!!!!!
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 11:40 pm
2 comments :
André Faust 14 March 2017 at 00:03
Old Irving will have to accept the reality, that while he can control
any negative comments bout his business practices because he owns all
of the written media and has bought and assimilated most of the major
press in the province, he has no control over social Media.
But we will probably see Old Irving dude launch army of lawyers against Poitras.
Unless they can successfully groom the next one person to take over
with the same ruthlessness that has been a trademark of the Irving
family, the empire maybe on its last legs. With all his money and
power, he can't change the fact that he is nearing the end of his
life.
Anonymous 15 March 2017 at 07:49
Hats off to Mr Poitras. Keep up the good work. They have, for the most
part, bankrupped this Province. As close to Dictator contolled tactics
that we have. Let them pack up and leave. We would survive. Allow more
equal terms Maanufacturing. Value Add Forestry. Etc. Etc. Keep
posting. Love it.!!
Under the Privacy Act the Brian Gallant Government will not release
how kids died!!!
https://youtu.be/pVz-HzSBPbM
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 11:45 pm No comments :
Tuesday, 14 March 2017
Andre Faust and Blogger Charles LeBlanc reflects on last day of Court
Hearing in Fredericton!!!
https://youtu.be/C00XSuscqAQ
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 1:48 pm
1 comment :
Anonymous 15 March 2017 at 21:37
Oh boy, you two are SO BORING I'm not surprised you only got a
pathetic 130 hits on the first video... but how many watched it past
the first 3 boring minutes? NOT MANY! You two have no focus and
"Andre" actually gives the judge and lawyers credibility! UNBELIEVABLE
how dumb you are that you you go to court in New Brunswick expecting
justice! The lack of comments is telling you to give up Charles. You
lost your way a long time ago.
Fredericton Community Health Centre on King Street is now open!!!!
https://youtu.be/Fxc1jo_h1GE
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 1:59 pm No comments :
1 comment :
Satansboy 14 March 2017 at 21:43
The new health center will be closed in 5 years give or take and the
Liberals will be a thing of the past
Wednesday, 15 March 2017
After Blogger two day trial there's many questions unanswered!!!!
The city is spending an incredible amount of money on Prosecuting
Leblanc and defending Leblanc's civil action suite, The solution was
simple, all that Leblanc required was that the police chief writing
him a letter of apology for intentionally or unintentionally
misleading the internet service provider to gain access to Charles
Computer.
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 4:14 pm
1 comment :
Anonymous 17 March 2017 at 22:40
When you have a Pedophile ring in Fredericton you need to keep that
Blogger busy so he does not stumble into it.
Not that long ago Fredericton had a scandal but the one running the
ring were high positioned people. Only ONE was exposed. All the others
are where? Why did counselors give another contract to the worse
police chief?
Charles you are getting close in busting a BIG Pedophile RING. Keep
snooping but be careful they may send more HIT men.
A supporter gives a helping hand to the Blogger!!!!!
https://youtu.be/J9UlSsvjDg4
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 8:45 pm No comments :
Thursday, 16 March 2017
Brian Gallant Ministers are confronted by Blogger of the murder of
Michel Vienneau de Bathurst!!!!
https://youtu.be/5hxXlIbcYwo
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 8:51 pm
1 comment :
CROWN ROYAL 18 March 2017 at 14:02
Tous les ministries sont en bas dans le cafeteria au Leg. La madame en
charge fait le meilleure corn beef and cabbage en ville. Elle le fait
chaque 17 du Mars.
Friday, 17 March 2017
Minister of Families and Children Stephen Horsman views on CBC News
Series - The Lost Children!!!!
https://youtu.be/UrsM1_coR6U
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 4:14 pm No comments :
Blogger gives an update on his arrest on the Street by the Edmundston
Police in Fredericton!!!!
https://youtu.be/tCXpuWT4ZxQ
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 1:26 pm No comments :
CBC Journalist Jacques Poitras is hunted down by the Blogger of his
battle with the Irvings!
https://youtu.be/0fNxzqRtsDo
Posted by Charles Leblanc at 9:17 am No comments :
Former CBC Journalist Doug James is the new Saint John Lancaster Green Party Candidate!!!
4 views
Writer/editor, digital content creator/voice over artist at Evox Digital Media 2 articles
For
those who are unaware that CBC contracts out its 'moderation' services
for online comments, this article from the CBC itself, clearly
identifies ICUC of Winnipeg as that company.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/cbc-comment-policy-name-expensive-1.3497239
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/cbc-comment-policy-name-expensive-1.3497239
CBC ban on anonymous comments will be complicated, expensive, expert says
Difficult to verify if names are real and extra screening will take more resources, says Tim Currie
The CBC's new ban on anonymous comments
on its websites will be complicated and expensive to put into effect,
according to an expert on online media.
University
of King's College Prof. Tim Currie, who specializes in online
journalism, says Postmedia's decision to use Facebook as its commenting
platform, while not ideal, is a simpler solution (University of King's College)
"It's going to cost CBC a fair bit of money to put more resources into this," he said.
"You sign up for a user name that may not appear to be fake on its face. They're going to have to track those and put more effort into evaluating whether somebody is who they say they are."
CBC announced Thursday that "in the interest of encouraging civil conversation," it will no longer allow online comments by people who use pseudonyms instead of their real names.
The corporation also plans to do more to moderate, or pre-screen, comments so that those considered to be hate speech are less likely to get through.
"We have yet to complete our evaluation of all the technical, operational implications this will have," Bedard said.
"Yesterday was really announcing the intent of where we want to go, but all the details remain to be confirmed."
The two elements of the new approach will present two different logistical challenges.
Last week, Radio-Canada's director of digital news, Pierre Champoux, said it's "not possible to check" whether all seemingly real names are actually real. Radio-Canada has asked commenters for their real names since 2011.
Moderators will flag an obviously fake name when a user registers a new account for commenting, Champoux said.
But if the name isn't obviously fake, it's not easy to spot it and ask for verification, he said.
Currie says Postmedia's decision to use Facebook as its commenting platform, while not ideal, is a simpler solution.
Facebook doesn't allow fake accounts, and the social aspect of the site deters people from pretending they're someone else.
"But with online comments with news organizations, it's still fairly easy to set up another user name, use another email address, start one up, shut one down and move on," he said.
"It's this ability to be transient in simpler commenting systems that's going to pose a lot of challenges for a news organization. Many news organizations are finding it easier to let social media services take care of this. It's simply a better use of resources."
The other challenge will be in the content of the comments.
Michel Doucet, the law professor who organized a letter of complaint to CBC, said the goal was not to stifle a legitimate public debate about bilingualism and other language issues.
Michel
Doucet, who organized the letter of complaint by a group of
francophones, says moderators need to be better aware of the
particularities of various regions to catch problematic comments.
CBC comments are moderated by a third-party contractor, ICUC, a private company based in Winnipeg.
Doucet says CBC has committed to "a better filtering process" so that moderators will catch comments that might not be clear outside New Brunswick.
One recent comment said the 1755 deportation of the Acadians did not go far enough, a reference that may have been lost on Winnipeg-based moderators.
"The people who are doing the filtering probably need to be better aware of the particularities of various regions in Canada," Doucet said on Friday.
He said CBC told him stories will be flagged by local editors as potentially sensitive, and that will trigger extra scrutiny from comment moderators.
Currie says that, too, will take more effort and more resources.
"Many news organizations have been deciding that online comments simply aren't worth the trouble," he said, pointing to the Toronto Star, Reuters, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
Tim
Currie, who researches online media at the University of King's College
in Halifax, says "it's fairly difficult" to verify names people claim
are real when they're posting on the internet.
"You sign up for a user name that may not appear to be fake on its face. They're going to have to track those and put more effort into evaluating whether somebody is who they say they are."
CBC announced Thursday that "in the interest of encouraging civil conversation," it will no longer allow online comments by people who use pseudonyms instead of their real names.
- CBC announces end to anonymous online comments
- Editor's Blog: Reviewing our commenting policy
- CBC responds to comments complaint by francophone group
- Prominent francophones call for change to CBC comments policy
The corporation also plans to do more to moderate, or pre-screen, comments so that those considered to be hate speech are less likely to get through.
Yesterday was really announcing the intent of where we want to go, but all the details remain to be confirmed.- Emma Bedard, CBC spokeswomanBut the new approach will take time to implement, said CBC spokeswoman Emma Bedard. No timeline has been given.
"We have yet to complete our evaluation of all the technical, operational implications this will have," Bedard said.
"Yesterday was really announcing the intent of where we want to go, but all the details remain to be confirmed."
Logistical challenges
The two elements of the new approach will present two different logistical challenges.
Last week, Radio-Canada's director of digital news, Pierre Champoux, said it's "not possible to check" whether all seemingly real names are actually real. Radio-Canada has asked commenters for their real names since 2011.
Moderators will flag an obviously fake name when a user registers a new account for commenting, Champoux said.
But if the name isn't obviously fake, it's not easy to spot it and ask for verification, he said.
Currie says Postmedia's decision to use Facebook as its commenting platform, while not ideal, is a simpler solution.
Facebook doesn't allow fake accounts, and the social aspect of the site deters people from pretending they're someone else.
"But with online comments with news organizations, it's still fairly easy to set up another user name, use another email address, start one up, shut one down and move on," he said.
"It's this ability to be transient in simpler commenting systems that's going to pose a lot of challenges for a news organization. Many news organizations are finding it easier to let social media services take care of this. It's simply a better use of resources."
'Better filtering process'
The other challenge will be in the content of the comments.
Michel Doucet, the law professor who organized a letter of complaint to CBC, said the goal was not to stifle a legitimate public debate about bilingualism and other language issues.
(CBC)Instead he said it was to stop comments that crossed the line and were hateful.
CBC admits some comments published online "violated [its] guidelines around hate speech."
CBC admits some comments published online "violated [its] guidelines around hate speech."
Doucet says CBC has committed to "a better filtering process" so that moderators will catch comments that might not be clear outside New Brunswick.
One recent comment said the 1755 deportation of the Acadians did not go far enough, a reference that may have been lost on Winnipeg-based moderators.
"The people who are doing the filtering probably need to be better aware of the particularities of various regions in Canada," Doucet said on Friday.
He said CBC told him stories will be flagged by local editors as potentially sensitive, and that will trigger extra scrutiny from comment moderators.
Currie says that, too, will take more effort and more resources.
"Many news organizations have been deciding that online comments simply aren't worth the trouble," he said, pointing to the Toronto Star, Reuters, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Will CBC train it's moderators to not be so picky or make decisions based on their own personal preferences ?
Rob366366
@Jack
They'll have to stop them from posting first.
They'll have to stop them from posting first.
We,as always,retain plausible deniability.
@Jack Yeah really the sports section moderation is a joke. If the mods have a favourite team you dare not speak about them. .
WilliamBrixton
@Jack
once again, Jack:
"its" not "it's"
once again, Jack:
"its" not "it's"
Posting Facts Made Me A Con-Troll Magnet
@Jack - will the moderation be given back to the cbc like it used to be when this forum worked just fine???
marcellomaltese
@Jack After they train their
reporters how to wrote, spellcheck, and research their 'stories.'
Training seems directed to being able to wrote a story a day about
Syrian refugees - it is a rare day that there not a story on at least
half the CBC 'local' news sites.
daniel 101
@WilliamBrixton
It is "their".
It is "their".
Douglas James
@Jack Probably not.
FaceBook admits that
potentially over 10% of their accounts are fake (140 million or more).
They cannot confirm or verify if someone has entered real information.
Using their login system to validate posts here will not solve anything.
If "a group of more than 120 prominent New Brunswick francophones" can force the CBC to revisit policy...
I suggest a poll. Ask the public, those who visit the site, what they want. After all this site is tax-payer funded. Should we not have a say in how at least some of those funds are spent?
If "a group of more than 120 prominent New Brunswick francophones" can force the CBC to revisit policy...
I suggest a poll. Ask the public, those who visit the site, what they want. After all this site is tax-payer funded. Should we not have a say in how at least some of those funds are spent?
Jeff Inkster
@Chad514
I was about to post something similar; what's keeping people from creating fake FB profiles? How is CBC going to monitor THAT? :\
Obviously I don't have any problems posting as myself. People just have to remember the Internets is forever and if you wouldn't say something to someone's face in real life, then don't post it; simple.
@Chad514
I was about to post something similar; what's keeping people from creating fake FB profiles? How is CBC going to monitor THAT? :\
Obviously I don't have any problems posting as myself. People just have to remember the Internets is forever and if you wouldn't say something to someone's face in real life, then don't post it; simple.
I can't get one comment
through that is critical of the CBC without it being censored. What does
that tell us about its guidelines?
Chad514
@Douglas James
My assumption is that some posts are Flagged by site visitors and sit awaiting review. Unfortunately this results in them being buried in the default view which is based on "Likes". I have never posted anything inflammatory, racist etc. but regularly have posts "awaiting moderation". Potentially this one as well :)
My assumption is that some posts are Flagged by site visitors and sit awaiting review. Unfortunately this results in them being buried in the default view which is based on "Likes". I have never posted anything inflammatory, racist etc. but regularly have posts "awaiting moderation". Potentially this one as well :)
Douglas Earl
@Douglas James
Might--just might--say more about you.
Might--just might--say more about you.
mrbigshotguy
@Douglas James
@Douglas James
Yes, that's right. Never say a bad word about the CBC. Big Bro, umm, CBC is here for you. CBC loves you.
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