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Building Peace, Preventing War

In 1976, Ernie and Nancy Regehr returned to Canada from a 3 year term in South Africa and Zambia. The 70s were a tumultuous season of the beginnings of change, marked by a heightened awareness in the western world for human rights such as apartheid, relief of poverty, and greater corporate responsibility. The Regehrs were [...]

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    • Some Parting Words October 20, 2012
      When I began to ponder the things that I might address in this my last column in this space, I was confronted with many issues and subjects that are both important and timely. After some contemplation, I realized that parting words should be the most important words you can leave behind. They should be the […]
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    • Behind Closed Doors – The Human Rights Crisis In North Korea September 25, 2012
      From 10,000 feet, you can’t see North Korea but you can see the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), where my wife Margaret and I, through our organization The Forerunner Project, presented with CIGI, Behind Closed Doors – The Human Rights Crisis in North Korea. How did we get involved in Human Rights in North […]
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    • Arctic Sea Ice Reached Record Low Extent in 2012 – or maybe not August 30, 2012
      Recently, there have been a lot of pictures of the ice in the Arctic or lack thereof – but here is another point of view which merits consideration, originally published in the Tuscon Citizen. by Jonathan DuHamel on Aug. 28, 2012,  The media are atwitter because the National Snow & Ice Data Center (NSIDC) announced […]
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    • More Inconvenient Truth August 21, 2012
      Since the beginning of the Climate Change War, I have attempted to bring to light some of the less reported information to readers in order to provoke a more informed perspective on the matter. I have been criticized for doing so, but I hardly noticed. Some people feel, I suppose, that the status quo should […]
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    • Taking a Stand for Justice and Truth in the Climate Change War August 14, 2012
      ‘Global warming is the greatest and most successful pseudoscientific fraud I have seen in my long life’ – Harold Lewis Phd. This quote is the summation of Dr Harold Lewis resignation (a 67 year member) from the American Physical Society. This is an important moment in science history. It appears from leaders in the science […]
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    • Privacy For Sale July 24, 2012
      On a recent flight from Costa Rica to Toronto, I was required to show my passport 9 times and was searched 3 times, most of which was required because of a flight connection in the US. The ordeal brought on flashes of wartime movies where suspicious Gestapo officers checked travelers’ papers on night trains to […]
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    • Who Is Trying to Destroy RIM?? June 19, 2012
      One of the really nice things about Canadian summers are the long days. Our beautiful, pleasantly warm evenings are unequaled in most places on earth. I was enjoying one of those evenings recently with a small group of friends and wondered out loud which star was Mars and which was Venus – two of the […]
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    • The Man Who Quit Money May 19, 2012
      Amongst the din of hundreds of offbeat stories with sizzling headlines, there occasionally comes one that totally captures your attention. The headline was a simple, but seemingly impossible idea – “ The Man Who Quit Money”. I wondered if this could be a real story of a rational, sane person who had found a way […]
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    • Could The World Do The Unthinkable? April 21, 2012
      I have been producing this radio program for a  year and I have learned a lot. One of the things I have learned about “change” is that some things have to be modeled before they gain enough credibility to get wide acceptance. Many people need to “see” something before they “get it”. In other words, […]
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    • That’s Not Science! March 26, 2012
      The problem with being a forerunner is that we don’t accept most of what we are told. We have to see for ourselves. This may arise from having experienced fraudulent authority in the past or from realizing that most of what is wrong with the world is their doing. In the past 50 years, science […]
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