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I was everywhere I was every particle I was the boundary and the center I was the universe observing itself That is a striking description of **nondual awareness**, the sense that the usual boundary between observer and observed has disappeared. “I was everywhere” removes location. “I was every particle” removes separateness. “I was the boundary and the center” collapses the distinction between inside and outside. The final line, “I was the universe observing itself,” gives the whole experience a coherent philosophical form: consciousness no longer feels like something contained within one individual, but like reality becoming aware of itself through you.

People need to understand this. facebook.com/share/v/1DxhfbT…

Shut up, Philip. Your place at the trough has been cancelled.

Great. That's an idea for the first new law. If you show up to protest in British Columbia and you're wearing a mask or a hoodie, you have your face covered to protect your identity. Automatic 5 years.

Philip is old and senile and just boiling hot air. This is very rich coming from a corrupt chief that makes nearly $1 million a year and gives very little to to his band members.

It’s only the first Monday after the election but if today is any indication, good times are coming. A very good friend of mine is a realtor here in the Okanogan and today he had three showings on two different properties. He had a client from Alberta call in and congratulate him on the election and that client now wants to make an offer on a BC property. If this is an early indication, I think realtors are going to be in for a very good prosperous, 2027.

That’s limited thinking, Tim. You have to understand that the band members themselves are as pissed at their leaders as everyone else in the province. What we have to show the band members is a path forward where they own their own land. Where they’re able to finance businesses and trade in real estate and participate fully in the economy. When they can reap the benefits that we’ve been enjoying for 10 decades, then you’re going to see the band members very quickly, punt their little corrupt chief out on their asses.

Chief Stuart Phillip is pissed off that the Conservatives won and is speculating about what might happen if they fulfill their promise to repeal DRIPA. He's publicly stating that it's a declaration of war, which means he's willing to direct his people to go to war with British Columbians. As you can see below, I think this is probably a breach of the criminal code of Canada. Legal Assessment: Grand Chief Stewart Phillip's “Declaration of War” Over DRIPA There is a potential Criminal Code issue if Grand Chief Stewart Phillip's statements amount to a genuine threat of violence, but the words reported so far do not, by themselves, establish a criminal offense. The distinction between threatening political rhetoric and criminal intimidation is critical. I located the October 26, 2026, Global News report containing his remarks, along with the official First Nations Leadership Council statement. The precise wording matters considerably. What Stewart Phillip actually said: According to Global News, Phillip responded to the incoming Conservative government's commitment to repeal the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) by stating: “We're not going to stand idly by while the government-elect does, in fact, rip it up.” He followed that with: “That's a declaration of war.” Phillip also raised the possibility of British Columbia becoming a “war zone,” while describing the dispute as a choice between confrontation and reconciliation. There is an important legal distinction here. Phillip characterized the government's proposed repeal as a declaration of war. He did not expressly declare that he was ordering First Nations people to engage in violence against British Columbians. That distinction could determine whether his remarks fall within constitutionally protected political expression or potentially engage the Criminal Code.

That's a pretty steep hypothetical, Bruce. If the BCNDP can find a credible, sane, popular leader, that seems like a pretty impossible task. That's like saying if water turns into vodka, it will suddenly be very popular.