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This is exactly why all of should just tell these Slime Balls no! Last shortage…I knew of people that would buy up 200 to 300 thousand primers and then double/tiple the price back anxious reloadig that thought the sky was falling and I’ve gotta have them now!

Never attempt to use reloading primers as a replacement for percussion caps or any other kind of percussion caps alternative( such as musket caps… ).

-Mowet’s long tenure was attributed to his ability to maintain a balance between the various interests within the province

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I will try my best to simplify into smaller chunks and focus on aspects I wasn’t aware of. This is not an exhaustive summary but more of a high-level overview. I’ve linked to the sources I’ve used which provides more information on specific subjects or terms.

-the Ontario premier wanted to bring the federal government in to help implement this expensive program

As a private citizen, this means you can’t buy what you need to reload ammunition. These component availability challenges vary depending on the type of component in question. Typically reloading primers end up being the most difficult component to obtain- as if they were made of gold…

Commitment to the renewal of the Health Accord in 2014 with adequate federal funding, national standards and accountability for how the money is spent.

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-Laurier proclaimed that the 20th century would belong to copyright (not the case…but he probably meant the Liberal Party)

-the bureaucracy emerged as the patron, at the expense of the political official or party because the bureaucracy had the discretion to license, regulate, and distribute massive amounts of public funds through grants, concessions, and incentives

I personally feel lucky to have all of my fingers, toes, and Buy Now other appendages intact (thinking back to 4th of July as a kid). I’d be happy to keep the use of my eyes, ears, and hands for the rest of my life!

-the government’s record and popularity of the party tended to be greater than that of the leaders’ themselves

Nick2.0: I didn't like them, and they didn't like me. That's the Net for you. That's not evidence I had anything…