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Omar Khadr and the litmus test

Flemming Holm Posted on July 24, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

Our Canadian Government holds that our complicity in Guantanamo Bay is the litmus test for our devotion to the American War on Terror. Is our complicity in American treatment of Omar Khadr and Maher Arar the litmus test for our … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada, Guantanamo Bay, Justice, Maher Arar, Omar Khadr

Abortion issue: quantity or quality of life?

Flemming Holm Posted on July 17, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

The abortion controversy hits the headlines again – and the Op-Ed pages. And again the emphasis is on women’s rights, versus the taking of innocent lives. Doesn’t anyone consider the quality of life that the child may have if he/she … Continue reading →

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Carbon imprint and accountability

Flemming Holm Posted on July 3, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

The Chronicle Herald The cartoon on your editorial page, June 26 was right on. It showed the oilsands producers polishing their carbon imprint through a PR campaign. Would it not be more beneficial to reduce the carbon imprint? On the … Continue reading →

Posted in accountability, carbon footprint, gambling, Nova Scotia

Caesar’s wife and Mme Couillard

Flemming Holm Posted on June 10, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

The Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, Prime Minister. Ottawa Dear Sir: “Caesar’s wife must be above suspicion” – Plutarch (46-120 A.D.) The ancients knew it. The federal government seems to have forgotten.

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Holm on Homes

Flemming Holm Posted on May 31, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

So, it will cost ten million dollars to renovate the Prime Minister’s residence at 24 Sussex Drive. This, while hundreds of thousands of Canadians would be happy to live in a two hundred thousand dollar house, and thousands more are … Continue reading →

Posted in Canada, income gap, Social policy

Impossible things to believe before breakfast

Flemming Holm Posted on May 27, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

Someone has written of believing six impossible things before breakfast. It is strange what impossible things we believe when we think it is to our advantage to do so. For example: – that tobacco smoke is harmless; – that global … Continue reading →

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Income and taxes

Flemming Holm Posted on May 15, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

Letter to Michael Baker, Minister of Finance, Province of Nova Scotia. Dear Sir: I understand from an item in the Chronicle Herald that you are planning to review the Province’s tax system, and the article contains comments by some representatives … Continue reading →

Posted in Nova Scotia, Social policy

Priorities for the Nova Scotia budget

Flemming Holm Posted on February 20, 2008 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

Sent to Michael Baker, Minister of Finance, Province of Nova Scotia Dear Sir: I have noted in today’s paper that you are launching an on-line survey in preparation for your annual budget. I implore you to do what you can … Continue reading →

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Tax equity

Flemming Holm Posted on November 23, 2007 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

To: The Hon. Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance, Ottawa Dear Mr. Flaherty: I am enclosing a copy of an article that appeared in today’s Halifax newspaper, stating that, of the Canadian people, “the top one per cent pay total tax … Continue reading →

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The poverty gap and taxes

Flemming Holm Posted on November 23, 2007 by Flemming HolmOctober 11, 2014

An article appeared in today’s Halifax newspaper, stating that, of the Canadian people, “the top one per cent pay total tax rates as much as six percentage points of income lower than families in the middle. . . . the … Continue reading →

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