What is the attraction of a small university town
lifestyle to artists and creative people?
Ask Paul Henderson
who has returned to
manage and guide Struts Gallery at 7 Lorne Street ...
perhaps its as simple
as the slower pace of life
and the ever-changing natural beauty of the marshlands
through all the seasons ..
whatever it is after
seven years away in Toronto Ontario
this town pulled Capt. Henderson back into
its clutches this year...
Paul's chat with the CHMA folk....
"Don't Get Your Hopes Up" Sappyfest 8 [ vintage poster ]
I had employed him to help me for $50 to use his talents for design and production services to make some bitchin' activism cards for my project "Safe Schools New Brunswick" http://nomorefluoriderinsenb.blogspot.ca [since 2011]. I was grateful for his help since I've never been featured by any local media with the town or university who don't seem to want to discuss "eugenics" and "anti-human" depopulation programmes that are in place by governments... and as far as I know the 'community pillars' just hope that I will just shut up and go away. Not likely.... I was interviewed for my friend Sallie Ann O. Elkordy's NYC blogtalk radio podcast in 2013 on this issue but strangely the soundtrack for that podcast has been 'wiped' this year [Sallie died suddenly and unexpectedly at her home in NYC in November 2020].
these are the sort of crazies that took over the indie fest... I still love indie music.. good time festivals... and this town.... but I especially love when they focus on the music and food, and not on political b.s.....
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chalk message for the
people of Sappyfest
Steven Lambke seemed to have a big problem with Kata List Productions
on Twitter.. why? Free speech is unsettling to a certain type of coviet minion...
Something about intolerance and stuff.. read about it here:
Paul Henderson has entrepreneurial skills and is well liked here by the likes of John Murchie and others in the Rotary, University crowd.
He's also one of the early ones in the "Beauties in New Brunswick" photography project that was started by me in 2011.... imagine that?
Long before a "Humans of Sackville" Ian Chew photog arrived here.
Paul gave me the "Impeach Sappyfest" button and I gave him some cookies to say thanks....
In my opinion, a clusterfuck of social justice meddlers/uncool idiots
- who in their right mind advocates to defund the police? - such as Toronto's Steven Lambke have an agenda of making trouble, pandering with lefty 'divisive' identity politics and online virtue signalling while writing grant money applications [mooching]
politics is dividing our society along with "maskers" vs. "anti-maskers" and "vaxxers" vs. "anti-vaxxers" .. and this is a tactic used by the powers-that-be currently to keep us all in a state of chaos... and terror-induced trauma-based mind-control - its a psyop... its that simple.. either you have fallen for it or you haven't... I haven't.
Read this article about their rotten psyop on us:
Congrats on your job at Struts Gallery Paul..
I look forward to see what Capt. Henderson does with this long-running gallery in the heart of the downtown.. an area renewed and beautified ...
At one time I paid $40 to become a member of this gallery and show my support. If you are interested in becoming a member check out their website at this link: MEMBERSHIP | Struts Gallery
Message for friend of the Struts Gallery John Murchie who ran for Mayor in 2012 here [some promotional buttons read "WWJMD" as in What Would Jesus Do... yeah.. its like that here] :
I think Jesus was a rebel John.. truth be told.
So from the time I arrived here in 2010 and found
out that New Brunswick government enriches
a chemical company in Philadelphia by putting
a toxic poison in our province's school children's mouths
once per week for five years I have been on the
" war path " ... which is been something that makes
some uncomfortable... I keep it real... deal with it.
Its not okay to poison children in schools.
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