For the smooth brained boomers in the back! Ran into a certain "nurse" who didn't know the differences. Absolutely embarrassing.
Germs: Understand and protect against bacteria, viruses and infections - Mayo Clinic https://t.co/rA1VG20Rqg
"There’s no biological plausibility to a vaccine suffocating somebody,”.
Absolutely 💯 correct.
Idaho mom charged with murder says vaccines killed her twins. Doctors say it’s not possible | Idaho | The Guardian https://t.co/ky3K3Lk30E
"There’s no biological plausibility to a vaccine suffocating somebody,”.
Absolutely 💯 correct.
Idaho mom charged with murder says vaccines killed her twins. Doctors say it’s not possible | Idaho | The Guardian https://t.co/ky3K3Lk30E
An Alberta judge just froze more than $8.5 million in assets belonging to Jeffrey Rath, the lawyer who’s been the legal face of the Alberta separatist movement.
The injunction came from an application by the Tallcree First Nation. They’re trying to remove Rath and his firm from overseeing the band’s roughly $15 million trust, set up after a 2017 settlement with the federal government over broken agricultural promises.
Here’s the money trail. Courts already ordered Rath to repay Tallcree $8.5 million over a fee dispute, a ruling the Alberta Court of Appeal upheld last November. Then in November 2025, Tallcree alleges Rath moved that exact same amount, $8,518,075, out of the trust account and into his own corporation’s account. BMO’s records confirmed the transfer.
It gets worse. On June 26, the same day Rath was removed as trustee in an urgent hearing, his firm allegedly wired another $106,000 to an unknown recipient. Tallcree’s court filing says roughly two thirds of the trust’s assets have been drained since 2024.
Justice Marion, who granted the freeze, wrote he had reason to believe Rath’s assets would be “dissipated or removed” before any judgment could be reached. Rath is currently limited to $10,000 for living expenses and $100,000 for legal fees until the next hearing.
This is the same man who’s been touring Alberta as legal counsel for the Alberta Prosperity Project, building the legal case for secession. Worth remembering next time he talks about protecting Albertans’ interests.
Thanks to @tyjoshie for updating me on this!!