Category Archives: Podcast

2044 Turn Off The Propaganda

December 1, 2019Podcastpropaganda, resentmentTomWiles

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2044 Turn Off The Propaganda

2043 Ultra Sophisticated Propaganda

October 25, 2019Podcastpropaganda, sophisticated, ultraTomWiles

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2043 Ultra Sophisticated Propaganda

America is the victim of the most sophisticated propaganda the world has ever seen. It puts Soviet and German propaganda to shame.

2042 God Derangement Syndrome GDS

October 1, 2019Podcastgod derangement syndromeTomWiles

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2042 God Derangement Syndrome GDS

2041 You Need A Mental Firewall

August 29, 2019Podcastcalmness, emotions, insanity, meditation, mental firewall, tds, Trump Derangement SyndromeTomWiles

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2041 You Need A Mental Firewall

2040 Be Still and Know

July 28, 2019PodcastmeditationTomWiles

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2040 Be Still and Know

2039 Hate Crimes

July 14, 2019Podcasthate crimesTomWiles

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2039 Hate Crimes

2038 What Becomes of the Insane?

June 26, 2019Podcastideological possession, insanityTomWiles

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2038 What Becomes of the Insane?

2037 Virtue Signaling

June 6, 2019Podcastsignal, virtue signalingTomWiles

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2037 Virtue Signaling

2036 Ideological Possession

June 4, 2019Podcastideological, ideology, possessed, possession, slave, slaveryTomWiles

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2036 Ideological Possession

2035 Beware Excessive Emotion

May 16, 2019Podcastemotion, excessive, excitement, passionTomWiles

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2035 Beware Excessive Emotion

B.C. driver named national Driver of the Year
LANGLEY, B.C. – B.C. driver Gordon Lynal Price is this year’s Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA)/Volvo Trucks Canada Driver of the Year. Price received the honor during the B.C. Trucking Association’s (BCTA) annual Christmas party Dec. 5. “I am delighted that…
New stretch of Highway 407 opens Monday
TORONTO, Ont. – The Highway 407 East project has been completed ahead of schedule, and the expanded stretch will be open to drivers Monday, the government announced Friday. The project connects Highway 407 from the new Highway 418 to Highway…
Cynthia Nagamatsu is TTC president
TORONTO, Ont. — The Toronto Transportation Club has named Cynthia Nagamatsu president. Nagamatsu, vice-president of commercial client services at Hargraft Schofield LP, was chosen at the club’s annual general meeting ahead of its 106th annual dinner Thursday. James Mitton of…
Court approves lawsuit against R.I. truck tolls
ARLINGTON, Va. – The American Trucking Associations has hailed a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit that held the trucking group’s lawsuit over Rhode Island’s truck-only tolls could proceed in federal court. “We have long…
Michelin and Denray Tire expand services in Western Canada
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Denray Tire is joining Michelin Retread Technologies as a franchisee manufacturing commercial truck retreads, servicing Manitoba and Saskatchewan. A family-owned and operated company in Western Canada, Denray Tire has been in business since the early ‘70s and…
Isaac user conference attracts 250+
SAINT-BRUNO-de-MONTARVILLE, Que. – Isaac Instruments attracted more than 250 industry representatives to its fourth annual user conference, recently hosted at the Centre des Sciences in Montreal. “It is always an enriching experience to meet users from all across Canada,” said…
Yokohama 114R UWB to replace RY407
Yokohama Tire has unveiled a new regional haul trailer tire, the 114R ultra wide-base (UWB) model, replacing the RY407 model.
19.11 | 2019 Freight Volume Realities
Engines over 10L will dominate Class 8 market; ACT
COLUMBUS, Ind. – Engines over 10L are projected to account for more than 85% of the Class 8 production between 2020 and 2024, according to the NA On-Highway Engine Outlook, published by ACT Research and Rhein Associates. However, the trend…
Volvo invests in California AI company
GOTHENBURG, Sweden – Volvo Group Venture Capital has invested in California-based Apex.AI, a software developer in autonomous mobility, the company announced Thursday. The investment will fund the development of a safety-certified software framework for autonomous systems. Apex.AI is building an…
Report blasts ministry over truck inspections
TORONTO, Ont. – Ontario’s auditor general has sharply criticized the Ministry of Transportation over falling roadside commercial vehicle inspections, saying not enough is being done to ensure road safety. The rebuke came in the Annual Report released on Wednesday by…
BYD names Aaron Gillmore VP of truck division
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD has named former Tesla executive Aaron Gillmore vice-president of truck business. In his new role, Gillmore will oversee project management, engineering, sales and aftersales, the company said Wednesday. “Aaron understands the…
Omnitracs unveils cloud-based planner
Omnitracs’ new strategic planner offers a cloud-based tool to view and optimize fleet operations.
Class 8 orders disappoint in November
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – North American Class 8 orders came in at a “disappointing” 17,300 units in November, according to preliminary data from FTR. That’s a 21% decrease from October, and the lowest November since 2015. It was also 39% off…
Delay expected in U.S. driver training standard
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) may be preparing to delay the planned Feb. 7, 2020 rollout of national minimum entry-level training standards for commercial licences. While there is no official news of a delay,…
Fleets gather (and sort) for Toronto food bank
TORONTO, Ont. — Trucks for Change gathered 120 trucking employees from 20 different fleets and related trades on Nov. 20, in a food sorting challenge to support Toronto’s Daily Bread Food Bank. Collectively they sorted 42,000 lb. of food and…
Ontario moves to restrict emissions tampering
NORTH YORK, Ont. — The Ontario Government has officially launched plans to align the testing of emissions control systems with Periodic Mandatory Commercial Vehicle Inspection requirements, beginning June 2021. The annual requirements will begin when a vehicle is first registered…
Transcourt adds to its western sales team
EDMONTON, Alta. – Transcourt Tank Leasing has added Warren Mcdonell to its western Canadian sales team. Mcdonell will be based out of Transcourt’s Edmonton, Alta., office and will provide sales and leasing support in Alberta, Northern B.C., and Saskatchewan. “Warren…
Alberta updates oversize and weight regulation to reduce red tape
EDMONTON, Alta. – The Alberta government has updated its Commercial Vehicle Dimension and Weight Regulation to reflect what it called “modern vehicle configurations and equipment.” Having not been updated in nearly 20 years, the provincial government said commercial drivers in…
AMTA reacts to Alberta budget cuts; WBF gets $10 million in funding
EDMONTON, Alta. – In the face of the Alberta government’s budget cuts in an attempt to reduce provincial deficit, the local trucking association is applauding the decision to uphold all mandatory entry-level training (MELT) requirements for drivers. The Alberta government…

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