The Affiliates of Midgard Journal - by Moses Goldman

     The blog to which we write at Midgard Journal has affiliates in many Nations.  The word 'Midgard' is a Norwegian word for Middle Earth (the premise of Peter Jackson) and our affiliate in Norway up-keeps our blog for their press.  We also have affiliates in America in the name of Neville Campbell 'Inspector Gadget' (who was the Producer for Drake early on in his career).  The reality of affiliate to me is synonymous with communication.  Our affiliate in Israel, Ben Spiro has a strong view when it comes to autonomy of ones' homes.  He lives in Tel-Aviv and in that climate you don't push the issue.  A referendum for Muslim Rights has to be supported for this reason;  Once enough affiliates have the information the platform takes shape.  The Brit philosophy of 1759 and the Battle of Quebec a.k.a The Plains of Abraham led the way for our present Freedoms.  If I wasn't a patriotic Canadian I wouldn't offer up the solution to the question of Religion in Canada.  How can anyone argue against the Canadian Principle of fought over Freedoms like that of the Battle of Quebec.

  The problem that most Canadians are having is that when the nitty gritty roles around no one wants to be held accountable to the new laws.  People think they can unilaterally decide the fate before realizing that the day takes shape by the law itself, Canadian Law.  A provision in the Constitution to defend the rights of Muslims in today's' age is imperative to insure a Muslim Mans' place in Canada.

National Referendum of Muslim Rights in Canada - by Moses Goldman

   In 1867 the Country of Canada was formed.  It was based on Canadian Principles like that of the War of 1759 - The Plains of Abraham.  To defend that of the rights of Jewish people in North America at that time (as there was a lot of anti-Semitism in Europe towards Jewish People) the War of 1759 occurred known as the Plains of Abraham (13 September 1759), also known as the Battle of Quebec was a pivotal moment in the Seven Years’ War and in the history of Canada.  A British invasion force led by General James Wolfe defeated French troops under the Marquis de Montcalm, leading to the surrender of Quebec to the British.  If it wasn't for this war and the resulting referendum for the Jewish people in Canada the persecution of Jews in Canada would have continued.  To have a Referendum for Muslim people in Canada is imperative to ensure a Muslims place in North America.  If a people are dominant to another people there is no common ground.  Like that of the occurrence of Malcolm X in the sixties in America, the Muslims in America began to have rights.  It is probably in order to have a National Referendum in America for Muslims in today's' age for this reason;  Should a Muslim man be held below that of a Christians' standards in America there is a fight.  That's what happened during the period of Malcolm X.  A fight may be something you're willing to have on the streets and I'm not.  If an Ojibwe is challenged to the nth there is a fight.  Same thing with a Jew, Christian, and a Muslim.  That is the problem America is having with Israel is that anytime that Law needs to be challenged it isn't.  The Israeli Military is inclusive of Israeli-Arabs, Israeli Jews, and Israeli Armenians.  The Laws of each people have to be secured within the Homeland.  If that is not the case, an Israeli-Arab in Tel-Aviv will have to fight an Israeli-Jew.  

   A National Referendum for Muslims in Canada is imperative to secure Muslims within Canada.  In the 1930's in New York City gangs were established in Jewish, Italian, Greek, Irish, German, and Dutch communities.  If there was no respect to the law there were actions taken by Mafiosa.  Had Mafiosa not existed the rights of the minorities would not exist.  Like that of an Ojibwe's existence to this day.  

   

  

COVID Vaccine Update - by Moses

   So now we're aware that if you have the third shot of the vaccine (the booster) you have 75% coverage against contracting COVID, while you have only a 25% coverage against contracting the virus if you only have the two shots.  What this doesn't explain is this;  You have a 75% chance of contracting the COVID virus if you only have the two shots of the vaccine in you, but the likelihood of the virus turning into serious ailment is still very low (less than 5% of those infected with the first two shots).  Therefore, if you have the booster - the reports are that you have 75% coverage against contracting the virus which further reduces risk.  The problem I have with the current situation is that eventually everyone will contract the virus and in a sense become inoculated to the new weird, a day in which there are many strains of viral properties that will probably be treated by pharmaceutical properties in the near future (as vaccines really can't be used to treat every COVID variant with the precision of protection).

  What all this means in layman terms is that a pill will be available to the masses probably within two years.  This pill, taken once a week will offer the 98% coverage from contracting the virus that the medical community is concerned about for the current lack of coverage against current and new developing strains of the COVID.

Our City Employees - by Moses

      These guys are our fire fighters, police officers, sanitation operators, postal workers, and the list goes on and on.  How much does the average city worker make?  $26-27 Hour if you're a postal worker or sanitation worker for the city of Toronto.  As a fireman or a cop you'll see $33/Hour to start on the job.  Are the unions losing clout while inflation is on the rise? or, do workers still have rights in bringing to the table for the next collective bargaining agreement the concern of being low-balled in negotiation for minimum salary.  If it was attacked in this manner the minimum wage in each sect being discussed would go up by $8-9 Hour.  Would anyone really suffer in the least if the cop and fireman got $40/hour to start while the city sanitation workers get bumped up to $34/Hour?

  While it may be a luxury to have money the reality is that most unions today are forsaking and low-balling on salary issues for the vast majority, while 1000-2000 VP's see 20% increase in pay following the collective bargaining process - with the common worker seeing less than 5% wage increase.  This is what the Teachers Union in Canada has experienced in its' history.  The Board of Education see raises in excess of 15% and the teachers were lucky if they saw 4-5%.  It would stand to reason that the well off cannot put their needs ahead of the masses in negotiating a collective bargaining agreement.  It should work both ways, and if that were the case we could have all our teachers, fire fighters, police officers, sanitation operators, postal workers, and management within each sect (including all the VP salaries) go up incrementally at the same rate.  At this point the average salary could be raised as high as $50/Hour in each of the aforementioned sects of employment at the sacrifice of an exec getting a fat bonus for being able to say he's more of an asset than the front-line people of the City of Toronto.