Prorogue Pierogi Day by RoseWrites T-Shirt

After I created "A Fork In The Pierogi by RoseWrites Mug" to address the media buzz around Oct 6th that "Liberals might prorogue parliament", I remembered October 8th is National Pierogi Day. I do have an old-school polish recipe which is so easy, I know it by heart. I felt it might even fit on a T-shirt along with the photo by Paul Swabey, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons of the World's Largest Perogy [sic] sculpture which resides in Glendon, Alberta, Canada. I did not modify Paul Swabey's photo, I only added his attribution line. A bit Canadian political history: during the former Ontario premier Mike Harris reign (1995), Bill 26, the Savings and Restructurings Act was tabled. It was over 200 pages long, amended dozens of laws, made huge changes to health care and municipal services. Oddly, it granted arbitrary new powers to cabinet ministers. It was known as the Bully Bill. It's hard to find now, but I recall people even threw slices of bologna at his car in response to the pitch that those on social assistance could remain healthy living off canned meat and bologna. Well, here we are, in 2024 and wouldn't it be cool to throw a prorogue party for parliament. Celebrate #NationalPierogiDay with me. Hmm, would throwing pierogies be considered as acceptable as burning or vandalising over 100 churches? Canada is still a country (not a corporation) under Rule of Law. If we simply use existing laws, I feel we could all enjoy the same human rights and constitutional rights that our ancestors fought so hard to preserve for us (and for future generations). NB: I will add this T-shirt to my Julian Assange Collection where you can find more freedom fighters. Recipe, design / text © Oct 8, 2024 Created by Rose Webster (aka RoseWrites) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED and ONLY sold in my Sousababy Zazzle store.