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Friday, August 7, 2026
Tantramarshire est. 2015: Follow the Facebook page for "Tantramar Landowners...
Tantramarshire est. 2015: Follow the Facebook page for "Tantramar Landowners...: at our Facebook page here and keep an eye out for random acts of artivism for our project and promotions .. "Tantramar Skate Park...
Fort Folly First Nation, Dorchester, New Brunswick [ Government of Canada information ]
At this link: First Nation Profiles [ FORT FOLLY ] 506-379-3400 - 56 hectares
Affiliated with ... First Nation Profiles
[ NORTH SHORE MI'KMAQ TRIBAL COUNCIL ]
Klaus Schwab sticker found in Sackville New Brunswick near the Mount Allison University Campus
First published this post during the coviet era... noticed the Klaus Schwab sticker on a dog walk at night.. 2021-2022 timeframe roughly... re-publishing with additional article shown below..
Article this week about the wonders of renting your home here:
"It was probably Paris that changed my view of renting as opposed to owning. I went there in 2001 after pondering what my one regret would be on my deathbed. Mine was that I had never lived in Paris. For 10 years, I had been living in a mortgaged house in Bath, where I had just had to pay £8,000 for a boundary wall that needed repair. The local church had expressed interest in my house, so I accepted their offer and was soon on the Eurostar to pick up the keys for my Paris rental in the glorious area of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in the 6th arrondissement. Property ownership is not a big deal in Paris – in fact, the only people I know who own anything there are Brits. Possession is just not in their mentality, not least because the price of Paris property is way beyond the means of the average wage earner. But they don’t sit around biting their nails, fantasising about the day they might become owners."
Greg Hallett - British Frauds on England's History Queen Elizabeth Gives Walter Raleigh America Forever Book 4
At this video link on Odysee:
British Frauds on England's History Queen Elizabeth Gives Walter Raleigh America Forever Book 4
The original 2023 Youtube video from "King of UK" channel has been removed by Youtube.
More here from 2016 with Greg Hallett and Preston James Veterans Today Radio podcast:
Thursday, August 6, 2026
Simone Schmidt aka "Fiver" ... Music, History, Songwriting, Ontario, Struts Gallery, Sappyfest, Steven Lambke & Paul Henderson
Article in 2026 on Fiver/Simone here: Fiver – Fiver Trois presents Cleaning House – You've Changed Records
Simone interviews Paul Henderson at this link: Interview with Paul, 2025 — Sappyfest
More Simone here "you've changed records" vocals with Simone Schmidt:
Fiver & The Atlantic School Of Spontaneous Composition - Train Leaves Here This Morning - YouTube
More here: Fiver – You've Changed Records
Bandcamp: Music | Fiver
Facebook: Fiver | Facebook
Instagram: Fiver (@fiverfines) • Instagram photos and videos
Link: Simone Schmidt
Youtube: Fiver Fines - YouTube
and here in 2022 announcement with Struts Gallery:
Welcome New Programming Coordinator | Simone Schmidt
Simone, born in 1984, chatted with me one afternoon at the Struts Gallery BBQ Friday Fundraiser.. she explained about her "condition".. which is something I honestly had never heard of "misophonia":
"The intense aversion to the sound of people eating with their mouths open is known as misophonia, a condition characterized by strong emotional reactions to specific sounds.
Understanding Misophonia
Misophonia, often referred to as selective sound sensitivity syndrome, is a condition where certain sounds trigger extreme emotional responses, such as anger, disgust, or anxiety. Common triggers include:
- Eating sounds: Chewing, slurping, and smacking lips.
- Nasal and throat sounds: Sniffling, coughing, or throat clearing.
- Repetitive environmental sounds: Tapping, clicking, or rustling noise"
Latest from Simone Schmidt "Fiver" here: ▶︎ Fiver Trois presents Cleaning House | Fiver
"In 2020 I consulted with a psychic who gave me a ritual for purging my apartment of stuck energy. I’d become backed up, moving from one place to the next, inheriting my dead friends' keepsakes, curb shopping, accumulating far too many cursed things from other people's pasts. I was told to put everything that previously belonged to someone else in one room, to trace a chalk circle around it all, and say the spell. I piled the contents of my life high to the ceiling and did what was prescribed. Then I put back what I wanted to keep. Whatever I didn’t want I was free to let go.
Writing this record was a similar process, albeit 5 years later, and this time the house was my head. The pandemic had left me with 3 untoured records of repertoire that still very much speaks to me (and actually speaks quite well to this moment). In 2022, along with many other friends and paradigms, I’d lost metaphor. I could not see it coming back. And because I am wary of the toll diaristic songwriting takes on the singer I had all but given up on song.
Music remained: Almost every weekend since 2023 I’ve commuted two hours across the made up border that divides Mi’kma’ki into New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to play music with drummer Nathan Doucet and bassist Jeremy Costello. Our influences are disparate: Jeremy is ever marked by Jon Anderson and the music of Yes, Nate was blasting Chris Dave and Doechii, and I was mostly listening to Jeff Parker, Mulatu Astatke and Ahmad Jamal. Together, we meandered to wordless musical dialogue, meeting eachother with an attentive responsiveness I’ve only ever experienced through music. We called ourselves the Trois.
Suddenly in 2025, I began the process of Cleaning House, and found the many moods of the past 14 years had littered my mind with some nagging melodies and unfinished phrases, some molten feelings that had hardened and deserved to be enshrined, and some wilting tunes that awaited reinvigoration by new players. Along with the return of metaphor and songwriting came the ongoing delusion that I am innovating on the progressive edge of Country Music, and so naturally, when it came to recording, I sought a pedal steel player. I cold called Dani Crowther of Townie fame to be the fourth to our Trois. Who knew the young one had so many kinds of chops? You’ll also hear fiddle player John Showman of the Lonesome Ace Stringband play on the songs RJD and Elemental Progression.
I produced Cleaning House using the formula I’ve come to follow: rehearse for a long time, record to tape for a short time and mix it with urgency. Thank you to Gavin Gardiner for engineering and mixing the record, to Howard Billerman at hotel2tango for maintaining such a fine studio, and to Phil Demetro for mastering the record.
There is an idea circulating that the job of the artist is to respond to the moment. This moment: I watch it roll like a slow storm cloud of poison gas, as Christian Nationalists continue their centuries long crusade, border imperialism administered by technocratic psychopaths tears my loved one's families to shreds, and renewed land grabs by oligarchs are dressed up as economic security. The dead bodies of people are broadcast on a horrorshow stream funded by corporate tyranny and our inattention, now the nukes again, my friends incarcerated for saying no to militarism, my friends dropping dead from a poison drug supply, a two tongued settler state speaking the words of reconciliation while banker daddy continues his ecocide. Down the road they’re nation building with another american owned gas plant in the Chignecto Isthmus, and back in my old city, people surrounded by millionaires and vacant buildings are freezing to death one season and boiling to death the next. All these things are the extension of logics that I have been writing about explicitly and implicitly for 18 years. The crusade may shred time, but the old verses don’t expire. In this economy there is no point in rewriting the same song. I save my slogans for the signs, and here I offer you my humble poetry to set you beside yourself.
Writing this record was a similar process, albeit 5 years later, and this time the house was my head. The pandemic had left me with 3 untoured records of repertoire that still very much speaks to me (and actually speaks quite well to this moment). In 2022, along with many other friends and paradigms, I’d lost metaphor. I could not see it coming back. And because I am wary of the toll diaristic songwriting takes on the singer I had all but given up on song.
Music remained: Almost every weekend since 2023 I’ve commuted two hours across the made up border that divides Mi’kma’ki into New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to play music with drummer Nathan Doucet and bassist Jeremy Costello. Our influences are disparate: Jeremy is ever marked by Jon Anderson and the music of Yes, Nate was blasting Chris Dave and Doechii, and I was mostly listening to Jeff Parker, Mulatu Astatke and Ahmad Jamal. Together, we meandered to wordless musical dialogue, meeting eachother with an attentive responsiveness I’ve only ever experienced through music. We called ourselves the Trois.
Suddenly in 2025, I began the process of Cleaning House, and found the many moods of the past 14 years had littered my mind with some nagging melodies and unfinished phrases, some molten feelings that had hardened and deserved to be enshrined, and some wilting tunes that awaited reinvigoration by new players. Along with the return of metaphor and songwriting came the ongoing delusion that I am innovating on the progressive edge of Country Music, and so naturally, when it came to recording, I sought a pedal steel player. I cold called Dani Crowther of Townie fame to be the fourth to our Trois. Who knew the young one had so many kinds of chops? You’ll also hear fiddle player John Showman of the Lonesome Ace Stringband play on the songs RJD and Elemental Progression.
I produced Cleaning House using the formula I’ve come to follow: rehearse for a long time, record to tape for a short time and mix it with urgency. Thank you to Gavin Gardiner for engineering and mixing the record, to Howard Billerman at hotel2tango for maintaining such a fine studio, and to Phil Demetro for mastering the record.
There is an idea circulating that the job of the artist is to respond to the moment. This moment: I watch it roll like a slow storm cloud of poison gas, as Christian Nationalists continue their centuries long crusade, border imperialism administered by technocratic psychopaths tears my loved one's families to shreds, and renewed land grabs by oligarchs are dressed up as economic security. The dead bodies of people are broadcast on a horrorshow stream funded by corporate tyranny and our inattention, now the nukes again, my friends incarcerated for saying no to militarism, my friends dropping dead from a poison drug supply, a two tongued settler state speaking the words of reconciliation while banker daddy continues his ecocide. Down the road they’re nation building with another american owned gas plant in the Chignecto Isthmus, and back in my old city, people surrounded by millionaires and vacant buildings are freezing to death one season and boiling to death the next. All these things are the extension of logics that I have been writing about explicitly and implicitly for 18 years. The crusade may shred time, but the old verses don’t expire. In this economy there is no point in rewriting the same song. I save my slogans for the signs, and here I offer you my humble poetry to set you beside yourself.
credits
released July 10, 2026"
In the news here: Toronto musician Simone Schmidt’s new album a meditation on mental health - The Globe and Mail
and here: The New Historian | The Walrus
"I know very few musicians who make enough money to survive without having to work other jobs. No one has a retirement plan." - Simone Schmidt
In Wikipedia here: Simone Schmidt - Wikipedia
More here with an interview conducted back in 2018 with Simone Schmidt on Youtube's Kreative Control channel Episode #374 : Ep. #374: Fiver
Additional note....
"Daybreak" here: ▶︎ Daybreak | Fiver
Sackville NB based artist's commentary here:
"I wrote Daybreak 14 years ago and have played it live since, but I’ve never released a recording of it till today. Over the course of all those years singing it, I’ve heard it refract through so many atmospheres of repression. There were even split seconds where I thought it no longer resonated. Unfortunately, there is no time like the present to put out a song for everyone fighting to preserve their lives and dignity despite the patriarchy, particularly as it stalks us in the skin of settler colonial Christian Nationalism.
I recorded this version of Daybreak with Dani Crowther and Jeremy Costello in January as part of a larger session (which also included Nate Doucet) for my upcoming record “Cleaning House”, which will be coming out on July 10, via You’ve Changed Records. Something about Daybreak's sonic balance didn’t lend to the shape of that record. So here it stands, independently.
credits
released April 7, 2026"
Struts Gallery is on X but they don't post there anymore...
"Artist-run-centre in Sackville, New Brunswick, unceded Mi'kma'ki."
they use instead Bluesky:
A Calgary [Treaty 7] gig/date with Fiver.. here:
Sadly... a "dislike" of white "settler colonizer" Canadian conservative homeowners has been duly noted by this performers' clique...
perhaps get off the misery train and onto the liberty train?
Featured Home for Sale - 3374 Route 134, Shediac Cape, New Brunswick - $1,699,900 "Shore Acres" Estate
At this link: For sale: 3374 Route 134, Shediac Cape, New Brunswick E4P3E9 - NB142833 | REALTOR.ca
"Listing Description
DEEDED ACCESS TO WATER // LUXURY MANSION // Experience the ultimate in luxury living with this exquisite Colonial-Style mansion nestled in Shore Acres. Drive along your private driveway, flanked by gorgeous trees, to the homes grandeur. Enter through the grand door to a stunning curved staircase with metal railings. The spacious foyer opens into a flexible family/office area with a built-in bookcase and natural light. The home features 9-foot ceilings, crown molding, wainscoting, and soft colour palettes. To the left, theres room for creative use, whether retail or commercial.. so many possibilities. The large kitchen has premium appliances, including two ovens, and flows into a family dining room and a cozy fireplace with backyard views. The main floor also includes a 3pc bathroom. Upstairs, the staircase leads to spacious hallways and five bedrooms, including a primary suite with raised flooring, a large walk-in closet, and a 5pc ensuite with rich marble tiles. Double doors connect to a private office, offering views of Shediac Bay. The 4 additional bedrooms are generously sized with ample closet space. The basement offers laundry facilities, a 3pc bathroom, and extensive storage. The beautiful backyard provides a serene retreat, and the home is equipped with a heat pump and is wheelchair accessible. This magnificent residence sits on 2.4 acres, offering elegance and functionality. The luxurious lifestyle youve been waiting for, dont wait call today for your exclusive showing! (30099994)
Location Description
From Route 11 take the Shediac exit, turn left onto Route 134. The house is on your right hand side #3374.
Property Summary
Property Type
Single Family
Building Type
House
Storeys
2
Square Footage
7513 sqft
Title
Freehold
Land Size
2.39 ac
Annual Property Taxes
$7,497.01
Time on REALTOR.ca
41 days"
Shediac Art Gallery - Featured Artist Susan Staresina Art
Shediac Art Gallery @ 59 Ohio Road, Shediac, NB
shediacartgallery@gmail.com
(506) 940-0996
At this link: About — Susan Staresina Art
Defund Universities. ... Never Forget What The Coviets Did To Our Society
Never forget what the coviets did to our society...
For his special online efforts at fear porn and propagandizing the public ... born in 1938...
MORE HERE:
Virgil Hammock | Artists | collectionArtNB
American-born Virgil Hammock an honourary "Rotarian" and retired Mount Allison University Arts Professor and Department Head for 30 years was rewarded with some impressive public recognition locally:
Press Release – Four Artists Named to 2025 Sackville Arts Wall
“This event is a celebration of creativity, legacy, and community pride,” said Arts Wall Committee Chair Allison Butcher. “The Arts Wall stands as a reminder that the arts have long been central to who we are as a community.”
The Sackville Arts Wall was first established during Sackville’s designation as a Cultural Capital of Canada. Up to four inductees are added every two years through a public nomination process and jury selection."
[Ms. Butcher is also a Town Councillor who was honoured by none other than Mark Carney in 2026: Allison Butcher awarded for Excellence » CHMA ]
2008 Sackville New Brunswick the "Cultural Capital of Canada" designation:
Sackville Designated a Cultural Capital of Canada for 2008 - Canada.ca
Raise love... lower fear.
Featured Home on Acreage for Sale - 31 Walker Road, Sackville, N.B. - $319,500 - Realtor Jamie Smith 506-379-0644 Re/MAX
At this link: For sale: 31 Walker Road, Sackville, New Brunswick E4L3K4 - NB144433 | REALTOR.ca
"Listing Description
RENOVATED HOME SITTING ON A PRIVATE 1.1 ACRE LOT WITH VIEWS OF SILVER LAKE! This home sits just minutes to downtown Sackville and Mount Allison University, and with quick access to walking trails, Silver Lake with a public boat launch, and just 15 minutes to Amherst or 25 minutes to Moncton. The property has a garage/workshop, raised garden beds, a cucumber A-frame, apple trees and grapevines, raspberry and rhubarb patches - ideal for a lover of the outdoors. However - it has all of the modern conveniences and has been extensively renovated. Through the front door is a entryway leading into the open living room with heat pump. The kitchen is gorgeous - featuring concrete counters, subway tile backsplash, a large stainless steel sink, and butcher block island. There is a main floor dining room (or home office) with built-in pantry storage under the stairs. There is also a convenient half bathroom. The second floor has the large primary bedroom with closets on both sides, and leads into a luxury bathroom - heated tile floors, clawfoot tub, glass shower with stone flooring and dual shower heads, and double vanity overlooking the lake. All appliances are included, as well as the electric fireplace on the second floor! (30218726)
Location Description
From Main Street downtown head North on Main, turn left onto Walker.
Property Summary
Property Type
Single Family
Building Type
House
Storeys
1.5
Square Footage
1188 sqft
Title
Freehold
Land Size
1.19 ac
Annual Property Taxes
$4,017.54
Parking Type
Detached Garage, Garage
Time on REALTOR.ca
12 days"
Wednesday, August 5, 2026
"Luxury Chillout Lounge Music" - Summer Vibin' Collection
From New Brunswick .. curated with love ...
Luxury Chillout Lounge 2026 | Nighttime Paradise Escape & Luxury Ambience 🌙 - YouTube
Luxury Chillout Lounge Music ~ Elegant Deep Chill Vibes for Premium Lifestyle Chill - YouTube
Luxury Chillout Lounge Music 2026 ~ Deep Ambient Chill Vibes for Nightfall Escape✨ - YouTube
Luxury Chillout Lounge Music ~ Midnight Ocean Calm & Deep Relaxation - YouTube
Luxury Chillout Lounge Music ~ Relaxing Ambient Vibes for Deep Relaxation 🌌✨
Brendon O'Connell: Pax Silica, Multipolarity, & Technocracy with Israel Inside
At this video link:
Brendon O'Connell: Pax Silica, Multipolarity, & Technocracy with Israel Inside
Find Brendon O'Connell on Youtube:
Latest video here:
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE MARY SILVA, EXPOSES NETANYAHU AND DEL'BENE - YouTube
Brian H. Greenspan - Greenspan Humphrey Makepeace LLP - 15 Bedford Road, Toronto, Ontario
At this link: Toronto Law Firm | Greenspan Humphrey Makepeace LLP
Brian H. Greenspan, Partner..
How to get in touch with Brian..
email & phone .. bgreenspan@15bedford.com -- 416-868-1755, Ext: 4222
"About
Brian Greenspan is one of the most prominent and respected defence lawyers in Canada. He has served as counsel on many of Canada’s most significant cases that have helped shape criminal law over the past five and a half decades. He has an unparalleled and distinguished reputation in both trial and appellate law.
A Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, the International Society of Barristers, and Litigation Counsel of America, Brian is sought after for his sage advice in respect of international cross border and government investigations, extradition, mutual legal assistance and criminal trial and appellate advocacy.
Brian has been recognized by his peers in The International Who’s Who of Business Crime Defence Lawyers and Best Lawyers in Canada since their inception in 2003. He has been listed in Chambers Canada since its inaugural edition in 2015 and is recognized as a Senior Statesperson in White Collar Crime and Government Investigation, a Band 1 Leading Individual in Criminal Defence and in 2020 received the Chambers Lifetime Achievement Award.
He received the Douglas K. Laidlaw Medal for excellence in oral advocacy in 2002 and the G. Arthur Martin Medal for contributions to criminal justice in Canada in 2010. In 2012, Brian was recognized by The Law Society of Upper Canada with an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. In 2013, he was awarded the Alumni Gold Key for achievement by Osgoode Hall Law School, was selected as one of the Alumni of Influence of University College at the University of Toronto, and was presented with the Key to the City of his hometown, Niagara Falls, Ontario. He was the recipient of the Toronto Lawyers’ Association Award of Distinction in 2020.
Brian was the President of the Criminal Lawyers’ Association (Ontario) from 1989 to 1993 and the founding Chair of the Canadian Council of Criminal Defence Lawyers from 1992 to 1996. He is a member of the Ontario Regional Committee of the Supreme Court Advocacy Institute and a member of the Board of Directors of the Innocence Canada Foundation.
Brian received his B.A. from the University of Toronto in 1968 and his LL.B. from Osgoode Hall Law School in 1971. He was awarded the Laidlaw Foundation Fellowship and received his LL.M. from the London School of Economics in 1972. He was called to the bar in 1974. He taught The Administration of Criminal Justice at Osgoode Hall Law School for seven years and was a special lecturer in Criminal Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto Law School for fourteen years. He has lectured extensively as a keynote speaker and panelist at criminal law continuing education programs and law schools across Canada. He was the Bora Laskin Distinguished Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Lakehead University in 2018 and held the Milvain Chair in Advocacy at the University of Calgary in 2020."
Greg Hallett's Interview in 2005 with Canada's Lenny Bloom, Cloak and Dagger Podcast
Who is Lenny Bloom? Nelson Thall - Wikipedia
"Nelson Spencer Thall (born November 7, 1952) is a media scientist and Marshall McLuhan scholar most noted for his portrayal of media commentator Lenny Bloom. Thall is a member of one of the Five Families that controls the Toronto Star newspaper.[1] One of the last graduate students of McLuhan, Thall produced and hosted the Corus Entertainment series Cloak & Dagger[2] discussing the effects of media with guests such as Alex Jones, David Icke, and Andreas von Bülow. During the last two years of the show on Corus and later via online streaming radio, Lenny Bloom was joined by Chicago-based activist Sherman Skolnick.
As a former Director and Chief Archivist of the McLuhan Center On Global Communications[3] Thall, in 1991, was the recipient of the Marshall McLuhan Distinguished Teachers Award and on May 7, 1996 represented the Writers Guild of Canada before the Canadian Artists and Producers Professional Relations Tribunal, writing the legal definition of terms such as 'multimedia' into law. Also in 1996, Bill Gates requested his contribution to 'Web-Weaving : Intranets, Extranets and Strategic Alliances' by Paula Boyle and Peter Lloyd where he updated the definition of The Global Village.[4] From 1997 to 2002 he served on the Board of Directors of Torstar.[5]
On December 30, 1999, Thall joined the board of directors of Stan Lee Media.[6]
In April 2004, Toronto police entered Thall's residence without a search warrant[7] thus contravening his rights as granted under the Canadian constitution. This illegal entry by police occurred only weeks after Cloak & Dagger Radio Show on AM640 broadcast live interviews with police informants who exposed internal police union corruption. Thall was arrested but never convicted, bail money and items seized returned to him by police. The break-in by police was reported in the newspaper.[8] His lawyer, Edward Greenspan, claimed that his client was harassed as a result of his work on radio."
At this Bitchute video The Indie Media Eastcoast video link: Greg Hallett with Lenny Bloom, Cloak & Dagger November 12, 2005 'Hitler Was a British Agent'
Originally posted December 25, 2024... reposting in 2026... to see how far back disclosure with Greg Hallett in Canada goes.. he has been on the radar of intelligence for over 20 years... just sayin.
Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast "King of UK" in Beausejour riding of Dominic Leblanc.
Greg Hallett's newest ebooks and website are not available .. censorship/suppression/interference:
Find Greg Hallett at Youtube youtube.com/@KingofUK/videos
& Facebook: Greg Hallett | Facebook
#41 Lenny Bloom on Jesuit influence with Alan Park on his podcast show "Conspiracy Queries" from December 2013.. here:
#41: Lenny Bloom on Jesuit influence - Conspiracy Queries with Alan Park - YouTube
Alan Park passed away in 2022...
we had been in touch over the years..
Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Junie & Co. - Dresses, Casual Wear, Trousers, Tops, and More -- ONLINE SHOPPING
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At this link: Two Piece Set, Relaxed Top and Wide Leg Trousers | Junie & Co
Take a look at this great dress going for 50% off! Two sweet deals for the price of one .... more here:
"Ruffle Hem Midi Dress" in white or olive..
Florenza – Ruffle Hem Midi Dress with Bell Sleeves | Junie & Co
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