Another Trip Around The Sun – Happy Birthday, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Too?!
Social Studies . Songs For The Apocalypse . The Chronicles
“How young are you?
How old am I?
Let’s count the rings around my eyes
How smart are you?
How dumb am I?
Don’t count any of my advice…” – ‘I Will Dare’, The Replacements 1984
I was accidently born on January 25,1962 in Edmonton, Alberta, at The Royal Alexandra Hospital. I am not of royal blood like Paul Fischer to be sure. Hell, if I was of royal blood I might actually own the home and land I paid for in full and be able to enjoy the pensions I paid for all of my working life. I am unsure of the exact time or whether the sun was shining or not when I was ejected from my mother’s birth canal, screaming for air and raw milk. The average life expectancy for he/him males in Canada was estimated to be 79.51 years in 2023 according to Statistics Canada data. This figure is consistent with the World Bank’s report, which recorded male life expectancy at 79.51 years for the same year.
Health Canada and the World Bank are reliable sources, yes?
Canadian provinces and territories show significant variation in life expectancy. Males in Quebec are expected to live 80.77 years due most likely to Alberta welfare dependency and the harmful effects of poutine, liquor, Laurentian Bloc Quebecois smugness and tobacco usage. Males languishing in the mostly uninhabitable, ceremonial territory of Nunavut, which has only a population of 50,000 or so, have the lowest life expectancy at 68.18 years due mostly to poverty, lack of services, chronic alcohol and drug use, toxic drinking water and a high suicide and crime rate. Nunavut is not subject to demographic replacement legislation. It will be vacant by and by. Overall, Canada’s male life expectancy remains below pre-pandemic levels, which were higher in 2019. The current madness for male white guilt and marginalization, pandemic, epidemic fallout, economic decay and euthanasia will no doubt drive male life expectancy downwards.
She/her females live longer.
Are they Amazons?
Quebec has the most MAiD deaths (Medical Assistance in Dying) in Canada. In 2024, Quebec accounted for 36.4% of all MAiD procedures, making it the province with the highest number of cases, followed by Ontario with 30.0% and British Columbia with 18.2%. This trend is consistent with previous years, as Quebec also had the highest number of MAiD deaths in 2023, with 5,601 snuffings, representing 36.5% of all MAiD killings nationally. The province’s MAiD rate is significantly higher than the national average, with MAiD accounting for 7.2% of all deaths in Quebec in 2023, one of the highest rates globally.
Qui Qui!
Organ donors of the world unite!
There are fewer trips around the sun for Quebeckers, Ontarians, and BC’ers. Seems Canadian life is harder there. Perhaps the dimming of the sun might have an effect on these populations, you know, less of a reason to get up with the sunrise or go to bed when the sun goes down. Low vitamin D levels negatively affect energy and health. Red light therapy can be obtained naturally from the sun, particularly during early morning and late afternoon when the sun is lower in the sky. These times offer higher concentrations of red and near-infrared light with minimal harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. This natural exposure supports cellular healing, reduces inflammation, and improves circulation, mimicking the benefits of controlled red light therapy devices.
No or low sun?
No healing.
No life.
That sorta thing.
Staring into a running microwave oven doesn’t have the same effect.
My Suzuki DL-650 VSTROM was manufactured/born in 2016. It is currently 150,000 kilometers old and has traveled around the sun nine times. My Honda VT-750 SHADOW AERO was manufactured/born in 2006. It is a relatively young 40,000 Kilometers old and has traveled around the sun nineteen times. Imagine that! Both machines were born/manufactured and saw some sunrises and sunsets in Japan.
hこんにちは Konnichiwa!
Both machines have seen many sunrises and sunsets with me operating them. I am master of my sun exposure when I ride. My machines are well used but aging well…kinda sorta like me…except for the parts and fluids that need replacing. It depends on who you ask. Some days are better than others. I have travelled around the sun sixty three times. I have walked or run or crawled on this earth several million kilometers. I have flown in an airplane for tens of thousands more.
ありがとうございます Aarigatou Gozaimasu!
For Those That Trip Around The Sun differently :
On a flat Earth model, the sun is believed to move in circular paths above a disk-shaped Earth, typically centered on the North Pole. According to this model, the sun is not a distant celestial body but a relatively small, localized light source, often described as a spotlight or lamp, hovering only a few hundred to a few thousand miles above the Earth’s surface. This sun is said to circle the North Pole, creating day and night as it moves into and out of an observer’s view. The sun’s light is confined to a limited area, and its apparent setting is explained by perspective and the sun moving out of sight, rather than the Earth rotating or the sun physically descending below a horizon.
Sunlight reflects very well off of tin foil.
Tin foil can enhance suntanning.
No matter what you believe to be true, your days of tripping around the sun from the earth are numbered. For lack of the certainty of life after death, reincarnation or rebirth in some heavenly realm, when your eyes close for the last time on earth, there is only blackness…nothing, for all eternity. Eternity is a very long time. So you might as well stare at the sun, even with your eyes partially closed…while you can. While staring at the sun with your eyes closed, focus on those things, past, present and future that are or may be eternal rather those that are temporal. Most things in life are material and temporary.
Most material things in life are just meaningless or stupid…or evil.
Like politics and politicians and NGOs and social media and entertainment and the central bank debt slavery fiat currency swindle.
You might as well stare at the sun while you trip around it.
Don’t wear sunglasses or sunscreen.
Stare at the sun with someone you like.
It’s good for you.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
One Last Thought:
“Seek GOD while he’s here to be found, pray to him while he’s close at hand. Let the wicked abandon their way of life and the evil their way of thinking. Let them come back to GOD, who is merciful, come back to our God, who is lavish with forgiveness.” – Isaiah 55:6-7
“Please God, may I leave this realm with my soul intact?” – Howard
One More Last Thought:
While you may still have some thoughts about Canada’s wildly promoted MAiD euthanasia and organ harvesting program, the illegitimately ‘elected’ government of Canada is considering allowing advance requests for the ‘service’ under Bill C-7, which would facilitate binding requests in advance of losing capacity. Bill C-7 would allow individuals with dementia who meet all eligibility criteria and whose death is reasonably foreseeable to arrange for MAID to be provided on a specified future date, even if they lose capacity before that date. No doubt concerned death cult bureaucrats will be able to determine for you if you have capacity and decide on your behalf to snuff you and harvest any of your organs that have value. Just another day in ‘Elbows Up” Canada.
What? Another Last Thought?
“And this has become a common problem for numerous Canadians. MAiD has been used as a way to save money, with doctors allegedly pressuring patients to choose assisted suicide instead of treatment. There have been reports of MAID due to poverty, lack of adequate housing, a lack of disability-friendly housing, and more.”
- Canada has become a world leader in assisted suicide since legalizing it in 2016.
- Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) is now the fifth-leading cause of death in Canada.
- RCMP Veterans have claimed they are being offered euthanasia when they try to obtain health care.
- Now, it appears police veterans are likewise being encouraged to pursue MAID.
- Military veterans report that they have been pressured to undergo assisted suicide or euthanasia instead of receiving health care. – LIVEACTION NEWS, Nov 26, 2025, 5:50 PM
All Right. This is getting ridiculous! Stop!
While all life (except for some) in Canada is being devalued by the powers that ought not be, why not limit the trips around the sun of the unborn – or even those that have already been delivered into this world? Note Quebec and Nunavut are featured.
Read on.
“Remember when Dr. Henry Morgentaler was vilified and crucified as a monster by the queen, Liberal/NDP types and Conservatives alike for doing what every sick Wokeist is slavering for now? Yeah well, he was eventually awarded the ‘Order of Canada’ in 2008 for his commitment to increased health care options for women, his determined efforts to influence Canadian public policy and his leadership in humanist and civil liberties organizations. ‘The Advisory Council for the Order of Canada’
is a duly constituted and independent body chaired by the Chief Justice of Canada. No depopulation plan you say? Oh yeah, ‘Me Mom And Morgentaler’ was a nifty ska band out of Quebec. Anyhoo.” – Howard
“Remember way back when how every life or even sperm was sacred?” – Howard
“Remember recently how ‘Every Child Matters’ but only some matter more than others? – Howard
AI-generated Content. Please verify critical facts.
Late-term abortions in Canada, defined as those performed after 20 weeks of gestation, are legally permitted without federal restrictions, as no law has been enacted since the 1988 Supreme Court ruling in R. v. Morgentaler that struck down the previous criminal abortion provisions. According to data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI), there were 1,315 late-term abortions reported in 2023–2024, a 125 increase from the previous year, with 1,192 resulting in stillbirths and 123 in live births. These procedures are often performed without a medical justification, as revealed by undercover footage showing that appointments can be scheduled with minimal inquiry, and a 2023 Quebec study found that nearly one in three abortions between 20 and 29 weeks were for “other” reasons, not fetal anomalies or life-threatening maternal conditions. While some provinces like Alberta and Ontario have gestational limits up to 23 weeks and 6 days, and others such as Nunavut and Prince Edward Island restrict access to 12 weeks and 6 days, the lack of national legislation allows for significant variation in access and practice across regions.
“Don’t let the sun go down on me” – Elton John (Before The Wig)
Yet.
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