677. Tantramar Mayor Andrew Black - This Friday on Youtube

Coming up this week on Youtube... 

local Mayor of the Town of Tantramar Andrew Black will be interviewed by "Cross Border Interviews" 

Cross Border Interviews with Chris Brown was Produced and Edited by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc. © 2023

Call me old fashioned but I like a Mayor who "sells" his town as a spokesman for why its a great place to live, do business, start a life, build a life, prosper and thrive.. I don't like a Mayor who continually whines and complains and has endless fears about the climate... one must accentuate the positive if one wishes to grow our town's economy.

I think there is a lot to celebrate here in Canada in 2023 despite the challenges there is hope and there is a great future for our people but it will require leadership [not obediance and submission] with will-power, strength, wisdom, bravery, compassion, intelligence, insights, broad-mindedness, radical inclusion, perseverance, honesty, and a vision for the future... does Andrew Black possess these qualities? Time will tell.  I would request that Black instruct his staff to stop blocking commentary at "TantramarNB" on Twitter by Indie Media Eastcoast [same goes for Erica Butler] .. blocking is a sign of weakness.. and shows intolerance for diversity of viewpoints/ideas.  Andrew Black is on Twitter.. here... twitter.com/SackvilleBlack

Artwork by a hopeful young artist in the town - Photography by Indie Media Eastcoast

"Beauties in New Brunswick photography project since 2011" - by Indie Media Eastcoast - a local censored content creator.. some might say infamous in the town.. others might not even be aware of this media source since Facebook, Twitter and Youtube did such a great job erasing the content from the net... if people don't realize it yet.. they will soon enough.. we are in a culture war.. more at the 2019 video here:

Culture Wars: OK Boomer... ITS A CULTURE WAR Eh?" Nov 2019 removed from youtube (bitchute.com)

Have requested that the Management here attend to the replacement of the missing September 14th "Dear X" plaque for the Poetry on the Poles by Douglas Lochhead a number of times but it is still missing and they have re-arranged the plaques to hide the reality that this plaque is missing from the landscape.. why?  As nothing has been done for over a year by the Management a further request was lodged with Town Councillor Bruce Phinney who had advised that he would look into it.

This negligence by the Management is disrespectful to the family of Douglas Lochhead who was the Town's first Poet Laureate..

Canadian Poetry Online | University of Toronto Libraries | Douglas Lochhead (utoronto.ca)

Photography by Indie Media Eastcoast - display at Visitor Information Centre of bust of Douglas Lochhead