Chris W J Roberts
@cwjroberts.bsky.social
University of Calgary Poli Sci Instructor / CGAI Fellow / African politics-security-development-mining, IR/IPE, Cdn Foreign Policy / President, AfriCan Access Consulting ⚒️🏒
#Cameroon "official" results have been pushed to Monday, Oct 27th, the very last day allowed by law (15 days after election day):
SECTION 137: The Constitutional Council shall adopt and proclaim the results of the presidential election within no more than15 (fifteen) days of the close of the poll.
SECTION 137: The Constitutional Council shall adopt and proclaim the results of the presidential election within no more than15 (fifteen) days of the close of the poll.
October 23, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Total coincidence.😅😉
October 23, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Total coincidence.😅😉
In a universe without constitutionalism.
October 21, 2025 at 9:25 PM
In a universe without constitutionalism.
OK, right. But what if you broaden out the comparison to including concentrators, refining, services, haulage, etc., Chinese players in Copperbelt Prov?
August 10, 2025 at 9:21 PM
OK, right. But what if you broaden out the comparison to including concentrators, refining, services, haulage, etc., Chinese players in Copperbelt Prov?
That is a description from multiple scenes of the Purge movie franchise.
August 7, 2025 at 4:49 AM
That is a description from multiple scenes of the Purge movie franchise.
What if the report said: "Chinese owned mines dominate the copper sector in the Copperbelt Province, while Canadian-listed firms dominate in NW Province and overall copper production"?
But if we add in the Chinese company ownership in FQM, Canadian "ownership" gets murky.
But if we add in the Chinese company ownership in FQM, Canadian "ownership" gets murky.
August 7, 2025 at 4:44 AM
What if the report said: "Chinese owned mines dominate the copper sector in the Copperbelt Province, while Canadian-listed firms dominate in NW Province and overall copper production"?
But if we add in the Chinese company ownership in FQM, Canadian "ownership" gets murky.
But if we add in the Chinese company ownership in FQM, Canadian "ownership" gets murky.
Jason, you may have to come back to Canada sooner than you planned. The MAGA-infused GOP has set the USA on a rapid path to ruin.
July 4, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Jason, you may have to come back to Canada sooner than you planned. The MAGA-infused GOP has set the USA on a rapid path to ruin.
I can live with that. Stu stays in net then I assume? Game 4 is usually his turning point too.
June 12, 2025 at 3:47 PM
I can live with that. Stu stays in net then I assume? Game 4 is usually his turning point too.
Then I'd move an armored regiment from Texas to DC on the pretense of a parade to celebrate 250 years of the Army, declare a national insurrection, close down Congress, circle the Abrams, Bradleys, and Strykers around the White House, and just keep ruling by EO indefinitely.
June 9, 2025 at 4:56 AM
Then I'd move an armored regiment from Texas to DC on the pretense of a parade to celebrate 250 years of the Army, declare a national insurrection, close down Congress, circle the Abrams, Bradleys, and Strykers around the White House, and just keep ruling by EO indefinitely.
I bet that net came from Consumers Distributing. Our gang pooled our money together to buy two nets from there circa 1977. I think the total was about $10-12.
April 21, 2025 at 6:53 PM
I bet that net came from Consumers Distributing. Our gang pooled our money together to buy two nets from there circa 1977. I think the total was about $10-12.
Banana Trumpublic gets worse by the day.
April 21, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Banana Trumpublic gets worse by the day.
Those two parties will get a 10% poll bump in Quebec just for making that request public.
April 15, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Those two parties will get a 10% poll bump in Quebec just for making that request public.
August 19th is also the 83rd anniversary of the ill-fated, mostly Canadian (but also British and American) raid on Dieppe.
Not directly relevant, other than hoping that your book offers some lessons learned as did the Dieppe raid for D-Day nearly two years later.
Not directly relevant, other than hoping that your book offers some lessons learned as did the Dieppe raid for D-Day nearly two years later.
April 10, 2025 at 11:10 PM
August 19th is also the 83rd anniversary of the ill-fated, mostly Canadian (but also British and American) raid on Dieppe.
Not directly relevant, other than hoping that your book offers some lessons learned as did the Dieppe raid for D-Day nearly two years later.
Not directly relevant, other than hoping that your book offers some lessons learned as did the Dieppe raid for D-Day nearly two years later.
And he has it precisely backwards: get more of those in uniform out of some of the some of the "non-lethality" desk jobs that civilians can do (and sometimes do better given different skills and expertise).
April 10, 2025 at 10:59 PM
And he has it precisely backwards: get more of those in uniform out of some of the some of the "non-lethality" desk jobs that civilians can do (and sometimes do better given different skills and expertise).