Sunday Review for March 9, 2025

Cole's Notes Sunday Review March 9, 2025


Kaizen Stanley Cup Meet and Greet

Photo Credit:  Coleman Mark Cooper for Cole’s Notes Blog.
March 9, 2025, 3:00 pm - (Calgary) Oilers Alumni Mark Messier autographs a Jersey for a young fan at the Kaizen Stanley Cup Meet and Greet held at Country Hills Hyundai in Calgary today.



Articles of Interest from around the Internet this week from the Cole's Notes Substack

Graphic Credit: Playboy Magazine November 1961

The Search for Intelligence continues.

Cole's Note—It's roundup time again for Cole's Notes, and I'm using the crosspost to the Cole's Notes Substack to assemble this posting and collection of Articles of Interest from around the Internet.



Photo Credit: spencerfernando.com

Trump 2.0’ is hostile to Canadian prosperity.



The TDS is Strong with this one. 

Don Braid, a writer for the Calgary Herald, has anointed himself "Scaremonger-in-Chief" and is pushing the nonsensical notion that the U.S. will "invade" Canada and annex it as the 51st state.

Braid: Invading Canada would spark fight lasting decades, expert says






Credit: The Calgary Herald




Forget America's 'Red Scare.' Canada's 'Red, White, and Blue Scare' Is Beyond Parody




Photo Credit: PJMedia.com

Quote of the day: "It's not a question of anyone seriously believing the U.S. would invade Canada. The point is writers like Brand (sic) and politicians like Trudeau are ginning up hysteria by demonizing Donald Trump in much the same way that demagogues in America during the 1950s and '60s demonized Stalin and Khrushchev. 

Brand's fantasy guerrilla war is the product of a massive inferiority complex and a studied effort to increase his influence by enraging Canadians."

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