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-- political tuesday, november 8th, 2016, (12:00 pm) canada prepares for floods of us immigrants tomorrow could be a big day for canada. if führer donald trump wins the presidency in tomorrow’s us election untold numbers of u.s. citizens will have to make good on their promises to pack up and move north of the border. fortunately for them, justin trudeau has not announced any plans to build a wall on the southern border of his country… and make the americans pay for it. the final episode of the long running reality tv show called the u.s. presidential election will play out tomorrow across the united states and the world. most of us non-americans are hoping that it will be the end of the absurdity that the u.s. has inflicted upon us, but in truth i suspect it might merely be a transition into a new season of ridiculousness. my hope is that the reality tv star, donald trump, will not emerge the victor, and that once beaten, he will graciously step aside and allow the only marginally less acrid character of hilary clinton to begin her term as the next president of the united states of america. trump supporters will, of course, cry foul. they’ve been trained to rattle on about voter fraud and election rigging, and facts to the contrary will only strengthen their resolve about the so-called ‘liberal media’ being part of a grand scheme. i’ll agree with trump on one point. the political system is a mess. but he’s not part of the solution. in fact, he’s actually a product of the problem. trump was born into wealth and as such he is part of an elite section of society that enjoy the spoils of a growing state of inequality that is beginning to look reminiscent of pre-revolutionary france. in his 2014 ted talk, billionaire nick hanauer warns his fellow plutocrats that “ the pitchforks are coming .” though there seems little evidence that anyone of them are paying attention. efforts to “make america great again” will require more than just a tag-line and a ring master who can whip-up a crowd like a travelling faith healer. but then again, “hope and change” haven’t exactly worked wonders either. the word we hear a lot these days is “broken,” and after months of unavoidable political mud-wrestling thrust upon us, few would disagree that the system is indeed dysfunctional to say the least. the pity is that despite the rallies, the promises and the slogans, tomorrow won’t fix anything. — don’t forget to check out 366pictures.com where i am blogging every single day through 2016. check out a new picture and story each day, sign-up to get the pictures and stories delivered by email , and see them on facebook too! share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on pinterest (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) click to share on reddit (opens in new window) click to share on tumblr (opens in new window) click to print (opens in new window) click to email this to a friend (opens in new window) like this: like loading... -- 6 comments (click here to comment) » political saturday, june 25th, 2016, (8:05 pm) bridiots? i’m no longer a european! after the “brexit” referendum, great britain has somehow managed to make itself into more of an island and less “great” than ever… if you ask me. i haven’t blogged on here because i am blogging every day this year over at 366 pictures. however, i wanted to return here just to express my shock and disappointment that the uk has decided, by a small majority, to divorce itself from europe. the vote seems to have been carried by the “grey-heads” and people who seem to rattle on endlessly about immigration for reasons that i have yet to understand. it wasn’t all down to the oldies though. one of my friends said that he was “delighted” with the result of the referendum because he wants to see an end to the “uncontrolled exodus from eastern europe” to the shores of the britain. ironically though in the past he lived in another european country for a while, and he says he wants to do so again. i wonder, would he classify himself as an “immigrant” in that case, or an “ex-pat?” while i am sure that many people have sound reasons for wanting to exit the eu, i can’t help but think that many of those who voted in favor of the divorce, did so out of thinly-veiled racism. how did immigration become such a talking point in this referendum when it seems that the issue isn’t actually one that any clear position has been stated by any of the powers that be? and what do those who want to see an end to the “tidal wave of immigrants” think is going to happen? do they think that people from eu countries who are living in the uk will be summarily rounded up and sent back to europe? i am very concerned that the word immigration now seems to be a incendiary word capable of bringing out the ugly side of so many people who disguise hateful racist fears under a flag of national pride. u.s. presidential hopeful, donald trump, has endorsed the exit vote in what i think is a chilling preview of what might be to come in the coming election in the united states. trump unashamedly whips up fear and racism with comments that it seems only excite his supporters. his tactic of using controversial claims and outright falsehoods has put him in a head to head fight for the white house, with facts playing second fiddle to fiction. the so-called “brexit” (and i really hate that term) referendum seemed rife with the same problems. facts and figures were set aside for fear mongering and misinformation served with a familiar dose of racism dressed up as “national pride.” so now i am no longer a european, despite what my passport says on the cover. i’m not sure what effect this will have on my life, though as someone who lives overseas, i can tell you that today i am not happy the british pounds i have in the my uk bank and now worth significantly less as i spend them. other effects will take longer to see and experience, i suppose we’ll have to wait and see what happens. time will tell if it was a mistake or not. i tend to think that this referendum was won by selling a soup of fear and misinformation to the public and getting them to vote on a single issue, rather than truly understanding the wider question. maybe that’s just the game of modern politics, in which case, i think our friends across the atlantic might want to ready themselves for president trump! — i’m blogging over at 366 pictures this year – though i am really behind with that right now. i will catch up though, so please check it out, even if you voted for brexit, i’ll still love you over there :-) share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on pinterest (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) click to share on reddit (opens in new window) click to share on tumblr (opens in new window) click to print (opens in new window) click to email this to a friend (opens in new window) like this: like loading... -- 8 comments (click here to comment) » photography and travel thursday, december 31st, 2015, (9:20 am) 366 pictures returns back in 2012 i embarked on what i thought was a minor photography project of publishing one picture taken that day. 366 pictures turned out to be anything but a minor project, and perhaps against my better judgement, i’ve decided to do it again next year, which of course starts tomorrow! this is a very last minute decision, and hopefully one that i won’t regret! at times doing 366 pictures was exhausting. my travel itinerary that year was grueling. i travelled to 20 countries around the world, with the hardest stretch being 10 countries in 100 days, spending ten days in each country. along the way i had a few disasters, the worst of which was losing my passport in japan , or so i thought. i actually found it in a hidden pocket in my luggage at the end of the project as i packe

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