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Suffice it to say, Collaros has shaken off any rust he had.

WOW! I believe I saw several Alouette athletic supporters on the field near the end zone.

Demsi with his trademark reception and run. Wonderful!

Looks like the Blue is coming on. One more TD drive ought to put doubt in the Als' heads.

don't think he was in bounds or had control of the ball

Replay should confirm that.

He'll be back

Als seem to be going after Houston.

Rose almost had one.

THAT'S more like it.

Another stoopid penalty by Montreal.

MIA

Bombers need to ge the ball back and then grind out a drive ending in a TD

Pray that it is not.

Not confident in the kick

Starting to look better

So it would seem.

Its early in the game but Collaros does not look composed.

McCrae is not the answer at returning kicks.

GODDAM!!! What the hell was Collaros thinking??????????????????

Apparently the province of BC has established a website that continuously scans the neighbourhoods and houses in Kelowna. You may see your home there.

BBC is reporting that not only Prighozin died in the crash but also his top commander. The private plane exploded in mid-air so it was defintely NOT a mechanical or pilot problem.

Amazing, considering that the product on the field is the worst we've seen in years.

Money talks and one of the disgruntled oligarchs will put a price on his head.

Secret Service agent was 'unofficial liaison' to Oath Keepers founder before Trump’s J6 rally: watchdog In late May, Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes — found guilty of seditious conspiracy for his role in the January 6, 2021 insurrection — was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison. Rhodes, however, is likely to receive a presidential pardon if former President Donald Trump or another Republican defeats President Joe Biden in 2024. Before the Oath Keepers founder was indicted, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) under Attorney General Merrick Garland conducted an in-depth investigation of his activities in the weeks and months leading up to the January 6, 2021 attack. According to the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Government (CREW), members of the U.S. Secret Service were in touch with Rhodes before the election. Jordan Libowitz and Sara Wiatrak of CREW, in a report published on August 23, explain, "Internal Secret Service e-mails obtained by CREW show special agents in close communication with Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes, while failing to acknowledge the group's ties to white nationalists and clashes with law enforcement. In September 2020, a Secret Service agent sent an e-mail to others within the agency, informing them that he had just spoken to Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes about an upcoming visit by then-President Trump to Fayetteville, NC."