Saturday, 21 January 2017

CANADIAN DAILY DIGEST January 21 2017.


The DAILY DIGEST: INFORMATION and OPINION
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Trump has conversation with Trudeau, discuss the economy and exports

Hundreds of thousands of women protest against Trump
        Gold standard for political donations worldwide? Quebec, not B.C.
Like Trump, Kevin O�Leary only needs voters to take him seriously
        New U.S. defence secretary a friend of Canada, former top soldier says

Trump delights supporters, alarms trading partners with inaugural speech
        �Shark Tank� investor Kevin O�Leary ready for showdown with Trump
Liberal peacekeeping decision paused because of uncertainty around Trump
        The CPC race is about to get real
Protectionist Trump speech signals an America looking inward
        Kevin O�Leary�s magnetism may repel many Tories
America�s shining moment � a stump speech, tear gas and unsold Trump T-shirts
        Donald Trump, the strongman who incarnates a nation�s will

As Trump years begin, Canada races to the escape routes
        How we will forget � In the Trump era, we risk not the apocalypse, but the collapse of cultural memory

Trudeau holds call with premiers to reassure them over Canada-U.S. relationship
        Vet who challenged Trudeau in London, Ont. denied caregiver allowance
�Negative crap� taking away from PC leadership race, MLA says
        Trudeau may face some tough questions at upcoming town hall visit
Trudeau receptive to $12.6-billion social housing request, mayors say
        Canadian officials put positive spin on Trump�s protectionist rhetoric
B.C. Premier Christy Clark no longer receiving stipend from party
        Kevin O�Leary promises to scrap the carbon tax if elected prime minister
Why Shark Tank�s Kevin O�Leary Is Not The Next Donald Trump
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The Trump era begins

Andrew Leslie and Charlie Angus on the rise: Ottawa Power Rankings - Shannon Proudfoot, Macleans
        Liberals ask President Trump to approve Keystone XL pipeline - Josh Dehaas, CTV News
PM�s use of jet for family vacation emitted as much C02 as average Canadian per year - Josh Dehaas, CTV News
        How Trudeau could play nice with Trump - The Canadian Press, Macleans
Manitoba premier criticized for indigenous night hunting �race war� comments - The Canadian Press, Toronto Star
        Trudeau receptive to $12.6-billion social housing request, mayors say - Bill Curry, The Globe and Mail
College presidents make a play to overpay themselves - Martin Regg Cohn, Toronto Star
        Trudeau�s statement on the inauguration of Donald Trump: Full text - Macleans
Google Pixel sales helped by marketing push- Mark Bergen, Scott Moritz - Bloomberg, Toronto Star
        Tim Hortons, Burger King plan app in latest push towards automation- Aleksandra Sagan, The Globe and Mail

Sharp increase in Americans interested in Canadian real estate: Royal LePage report- CTV News
        �Giant sigh of relief� for self-driving cars as Tesla Motors cleared in probe of fatal crash- Alan Levin and Ryan Beene
U.S. airlines offer low-cost fares banning carry-on bags. Will Canada follow?- Sophia Harris, CBC News

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Avertissement de smog sur la m�tropolePlus
        Donald Trump assure la CIA de son soutien �� 1 000 %�Plus
Salubrit� des aliments: les Canadiens invit�s � se prononcerPlus
        Inqui�tes ou furieuses: paroles de manifestantes contre TrumpPlus
Sensibilisation sur la route la plus meurtri�re du Qu�becPlus
        �Virons Trump�: les anti-trump crient leur col�re dans le mondePlus
Un cal�chier traverse un barrage de manifestantsPlus
        D�lit de fuite � Montr�al: un VUS recherch�Plus
LaSalle: un homme bless� � l'arme blanchePlus
        Manifestation des femmes contre Donald Trump � Montr�alPlus

Une femme happ�e par un train � Montr�alPlus
        H�tel italien enseveli: quatre survivants retrouv�sPlus
Le fleurdelis� c�l�br�Plus
        Montr�al: des manifestants br�lent un drapeau am�ricainPlus
Trump signe un d�cret contre la loi sur l'ObamacarePlus
        Trump: l'Am�rique des minorit�s exprime sa peurPlus

FOREIGN AFFAIRS & GENERAL INFO

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Conway: Trump to give DC �a shock to its system� - Mark Hensch, The Hill
        Yes, Trump will face a backlash if he doesn�t deliver on his promises - David Hunter Walsh, Washington Post
Trump: �It all begins today� - Kyle Feldscher, Washington Examiner
        John King: Trump�s Speech Was A �Scathing Indictment Of This Town At Large� - Tim Hains, Real Clear Politics
Donald Trump Is Sworn In as President, Capping His Swift Ascent - Peter Baker, New York Times
        China prepares for Donald Trump�s attacks on its businesses- Sail Dasgupta, TNN, The Times Of India
Italy rescuers vow to keep looking for survivors in avalanche-hit hotel- France 24
        �It has no chance�: Socialist party heading for implosion in French elections- Angelique Chrisafis, The Guardian
Melbourne car deaths: Four killed as driver strikes pedestrians- BBC News
        Thailand sets up reconciliation panel ahead of polls- Al Jazeera

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Israeli leader to Iran: "We are your friend, not your enemy"
        Indian women "occupy the night streets" to protest reported mass molestation
Arab Israelis protest after Bedouin death
        US envoy to Kazakhstan to attend Syria talks in Astana
Women's marches against Trump attract masses across the globe
        EU mulls aid boost to help Libya stop migrant smugglers
Merkel vows compromise with U.S. on trade, military spending
        New leader of Britain's UKIP anti-EU party to stand for parliament
French far-right's Le Pen says Brexit will have domino effect
        Humanitarian support 'Band-Aid' for unresolved Afghanistan conflict, officials say

Kremlin hopes for rapport with US, but differences will stay
        Turkish parliament approves presidential system, paving way for referendum
The anti-science seed treaty: Good intentions, bad policy
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From: "John Feldsted" <jfeldsted@shaw.ca>
Subject: The Twitterverse

Watching media people and political pundits pouring over tweets by Donald Trump is hilarious. They attempt to interpret what the latest Trump tweet means. Why not spill a box of 12 dozen alphabet blocks on the floor and looking for a meaning in the pattern? 

Nothing meaningful can be conveyed in 140 characters or less. Twitter was invented to facilitate social chatter between family, friends and acquaintances. Meaningful conversation uses other means of communications including face to face meetings.

We can convey coherent thoughts in 140 words but not in 140 characters. There is no depth to tweets. Reading nuances and character from tweets is impossible. One cannot discern whether the author is being funny, kidding, sarcastic, serious, sober or witty.

Trump is playing the media and critics like a fiddle. They are spellbound by his electronic utterances. Tweets are not useful for serious analysis, conversation or debate. While twits analyze his tweets, Trump is organizing his Presidency without endless lame questions. He has provided grist for the media mill and it is content.

The same media and pundits who told us that Clinton would win by a landslide are now telling us what a disaster a Trump presidency will be. They failed to fool us the first time and refuse to admit they were wrong or learn from the experience.

Most of the angst is coming from people who see no problems with how the US is governed. Electors are fed up with a political system that has lost touch with their aspirations and needs and want something better. Trump offered better and different. That has made many in government wonder what the future holds for them for the first time ever. They are used to being obeyed, not questioned.  

I will wait to see how Trump performs.
 
John Feldsted
Political Consultant & Strategist
Winnipeg, Manitoba

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