Further to ....
The role of Francis Makemie, Presbyterian of Ulster, in dis-establishing religion in America.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Makemie
1707 was a critical year. It was the year that Scotland and England became the United Kingdom with one parliament at Westminster...
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Ultimately I am more concerned with this view of any vehicles purchased.
To me that is what the interior of a utility TCV should look like, regardless of the armour, size of engine, or armaments or whether it has wheels or tracks.
If the purpose is to transport Troops and Cargo then...
PS - 39 Brigade could do with the following:
Air Defence Batteries for
Vancouver Airport
Abbotsford Airport
Pat Bay Airport
Equimalt Harbour
Deltaport
Burrard Inlet
Comox
Kitimat
Prince Rupert
And a couple of Coastal Defence Batteries for the harbours although, perhaps an integrated troop in...
All of which is why I like the notion of conforming to the artillery practice of creating 10 tactical groups, one per brigade.
Eg
41 Combined Arms Group
A Sqn (SALH)
B Sqn (KOCR)
C Coy (LER)
D Coy (CH)
...
I Coy (Whatever)
That is true. My problem is wrt "getting much done". As I age I have become less of fan of a man with a plan. I see advantages to gridlock and there the individual parliamentarian can excel. "Point of Order, Madam Chair!".
Canada Post wasn't always a Crown Corporation
There was a reason for all the letter boxes and uniforms carrying the Royal Cypher of the reigning monarch. It was a government service. At least is was until people started blowing up those boxes because of the Royal Cypher.
It is really hard to understand the US if you don't understand the role of religion, and religious toleration, in the development of its constitution.
The first thing to understand is that Protestants felt persecuted by Establishment Catholics. The Protestants separated from the Catholics...
How well can an MP represent the constituency inside the Party when confronting the Party machine behind closed doors. At least as an independent the member gets to assert their individual parliamentary privileges in public.
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