David Long
@davidlooong.bsky.social
Still professing after all these years...
Agree very much. Before the congestion charge living in London meant terminal gridlock and breathing air that left you with airways full of black muck (and goodness knows what else you would inhale).
October 1, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Agree very much. Before the congestion charge living in London meant terminal gridlock and breathing air that left you with airways full of black muck (and goodness knows what else you would inhale).
It's such good news that it has been rescued from Typepad's demise. It can now be found at worthwhileblog.ca.
Worthwhile Canadian Initiative
A mainly Canadian economics blog
worthwhileblog.ca
September 17, 2025 at 1:51 PM
It's such good news that it has been rescued from Typepad's demise. It can now be found at worthwhileblog.ca.
No, I don’t have either and would be interested actually. I’ll pick up next time I’m over.
September 17, 2025 at 1:37 PM
No, I don’t have either and would be interested actually. I’ll pick up next time I’m over.
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Prominent folks:
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YOU are giving Twitter viability and credibility.
If YOU leave, the people who want to hear from you will go where you are.
YOU are making the choice to keep others on Twitter.
Millions stay on Twitter because that's where they hear from you. That includes reporters.
YOU are giving Twitter viability and credibility.
If YOU leave, the people who want to hear from you will go where you are.
YOU are making the choice to keep others on Twitter.
September 10, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Prominent folks:
Millions stay on Twitter because that's where they hear from you. That includes reporters.
YOU are giving Twitter viability and credibility.
If YOU leave, the people who want to hear from you will go where you are.
YOU are making the choice to keep others on Twitter.
Millions stay on Twitter because that's where they hear from you. That includes reporters.
YOU are giving Twitter viability and credibility.
If YOU leave, the people who want to hear from you will go where you are.
YOU are making the choice to keep others on Twitter.
Reposted by David Long
Despite numerous other countries (e.g., Finland, Norway, France) condemning or raising serious objections against the move, the Canadian 🇨🇦 government has been completely silent.
As @markkersten.bsky.social says, we helped build the ICC; our silence is helping to destroy it
bsky.app/profile/mark...
As @markkersten.bsky.social says, we helped build the ICC; our silence is helping to destroy it
bsky.app/profile/mark...
Canada has repeatedly declined to show support for the #ICC as it comes under mounting attack from the US.
It’s now a pattern, not an aberration, & continues even as Canadian citizens are sanctioned.
We helped build the ICC. Our silence is helping to destroy it. @anitaoakvilleeast.bsky.social
It’s now a pattern, not an aberration, & continues even as Canadian citizens are sanctioned.
We helped build the ICC. Our silence is helping to destroy it. @anitaoakvilleeast.bsky.social
We didn’t join other states expressing support for vital work of the ICC & now we are silent as Trump sanctions a Canadian judge on the court. @mark-carney.bsky.social @anitaoakvilleeast.bsky.social is this piteous DT appeasement or has Canada given up on international justice when we need it most?
August 23, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Despite numerous other countries (e.g., Finland, Norway, France) condemning or raising serious objections against the move, the Canadian 🇨🇦 government has been completely silent.
As @markkersten.bsky.social says, we helped build the ICC; our silence is helping to destroy it
bsky.app/profile/mark...
As @markkersten.bsky.social says, we helped build the ICC; our silence is helping to destroy it
bsky.app/profile/mark...
Never say never, eh? www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...
Canada won’t become the 51st US state – but could it join the EU?
Donald Trump’s extraordinary threats have angered Canadians and Europeans, and the idea of a new kind of transatlantic alliance is gaining traction
www.theguardian.com
June 8, 2025 at 11:07 PM
Never say never, eh? www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...
when the EU is interested.
In any case, it is a different thing to ask, should Canada apply for membership in or seek closer relations with the EU. The act of applying or expressly pursuing have their own implications and ramifications separate from membership etc.
In any case, it is a different thing to ask, should Canada apply for membership in or seek closer relations with the EU. The act of applying or expressly pursuing have their own implications and ramifications separate from membership etc.
May 22, 2025 at 5:40 PM
when the EU is interested.
In any case, it is a different thing to ask, should Canada apply for membership in or seek closer relations with the EU. The act of applying or expressly pursuing have their own implications and ramifications separate from membership etc.
In any case, it is a different thing to ask, should Canada apply for membership in or seek closer relations with the EU. The act of applying or expressly pursuing have their own implications and ramifications separate from membership etc.