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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 2011
Page
5
The piece traces debt through biblical and modern times, noting how borrowing binds people to lenders. It contrasts biblical seven year servitude with today’s mortgages and loans, and critiques government deficits while praising lines of credit for business, highlighting the loss of financial freedom and rising national debt per resident.
Rita Friese warns that loans used to cover operating costs have saddled Canada with massive debt owed largely to banks and offshore financiers. She argues this debts turns the country into slavery to international lenders and urges voters to question candidates on proposed solutions before the next Monday’s vote.
The author compares a 1946 Reader's Digest with modern issues noting similar themes in humour and world affairs. Articles like Anything For A Laugh and My Most Unforgettable Character appear, with reflections on pets, education, and social concerns.
The writer recalls strong winds at the North Sea and a rescue of a water barrel, using the metaphor of weather to reflect life's storms. They frame resilience through faith, citing Romans 8:35 and 37 to affirm divine support and ultimate endurance against unemployment illness and death.
A reader laments low turnout among young voters and criticizes the current system. The letter argues against voting for MLAs or MPs, cites Stephen Harper and George Bush Jr., and expresses intent not to vote Conservative, fearing continued minority governments and global impressions. Matthew Bauche.
John Harapiak of Brandon Manitoba accuses RCMP of ignoring serious allegations against officers and crown prosecutors. He cites uninvestigated complaints, information obtained via Access, and a 308 rifle theft, urging public scrutiny of RCMP conduct and Manitoba premier actions. He vows further protest as political questions rise.
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