50 years later

...and some Inuit families want their babies exhumed and tested for DNA to see if they really were their babies who had died of pneumonia.  

50 years later!  They want to dig up a four-month old and a newborn.  What is the point of all this?  It must be more money.  These families have been fighting for 50 years -- using your money, of course -- to get these corpses tested.  

It's all so pointless.

And speaking of wasted money, the Cree living in a hotel in Montreal were temporarily moved to another hotel to make room for the Canadian Grand Prix crowds.  There they were, complaining on TV about having to move.  Can you imagine that?!  Most of them were young people who should be working, instead of living off the taxpayer dime in hotels.

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As I keep saying, cancer is an industry, but people don't believe that so they keep riding for the "cure".  It's all about money for various hospitals and cancer research that keep so many well employed all over the world.  The last thing those toiling in it want is to lose their jobs.  Think about everyone working for the Terry Fox Run and other runs and rides, like the one below, for example.  There are thousands and thousands of good livings to be made in the cancer world.

Here we go again, this time for the Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto: