Benedict Cumberbatch reads a hilarious letter of apology to a hotel
In March of 2018, 18 years after being banned from the Empress Hotel in British Columbia, Novia Scotia resident Nick Burchill wrote them a letter and asked for forgiveness. Three days later, by which point his letter had been reprinted online and read by millions, the ban was lifted.
Benedict Cumberbatch performed this letter at Letters Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London in October 2022.
Of all the authoritarian despots, Arden, Daniel Andrews, Biden, Zelensky, Macron, the EU itself and all of the other Klaus Schwab installations, this one is the biggest piece of excrement. I don't see how Canadians let it go this far:
You might consider the possibility that you don't know what the heck you are talking about
Of all the authoritarian despots, Arden, Daniel Andrews, Biden, Zelensky, Macron, the EU itself and all of the other Klaus Schwab installations, this one is the biggest piece of excrement. I don't see how Canadians let it go this far:
sirdroseph: You were remiss. You should always include an explicit warning should Tucker Carlson be the TV host of the video. As a person of Christian heritage, I forgive you.
My quebecoise mother-in-law went this route two years ago. She had terminal cancer and all her bodily functions including her otherwise sharp mind were giving out on her. Former tobacco and alcohol addict. She wanted it; we agreed and helped her. BC provincial government medical staff were superb. No charge.
It is the Quebec College of Physicians that have recommended that euthanasia be extended to severely disabled children. I am personally open to the idea; I am not willing to condemn the societies and cultures that have practiced infanticide throughout history. We are a social being.
But frankly, this is much to do about nothing because the notion of legally sanctioned infanticide will not fly with the Canadian electorate. Not for many decades.
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Good video! It is a funny relationship. Sometimes I felt like it was being in a satellite... we get all the info but are not quite as "hands-on" as the dwellers on the terrain. But that might be changing... I always love it when I can connect with an American who has dropped their preconceptions about us... even if some of those preconceptions might have been true! ðð¤£
