David wick

🇨🇦sask-bc -Yukon

[David wick @David58889643]

Such a circus of bullshit. So if the efficacy isn't concrete how about the safety?

[Calypso @viledeity_]

Every time they give themselves a raise I remember how veterans ask for more than these motherfuckers are able to give. Disgusting parasites.

[David wick @David58889643]

@CaptainC63 liberal /ndp .voter s

[Mike Fairclough @1MikeFairclough]

"Medicines regulator failed to flag Covid vaccine side effects and must be investigated, say MPs.
All-party group believe MHRA were aware of heart and clotting issues in February 2021 but did not highlight the problems for several months" Telegraph

Further extracts from the article below:

"The all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on pandemic response and recovery, an influential group of MPs, has raised 'serious patient safety concerns'. It has claimed that 'far from protecting patients' the regulator operates in a way that 'puts them at serious risk'. Some 25 MPs across four parties have written to the health select committee asking for an urgent investigation"

"In a letter to Mr Brine, the APPG said that there was reason to believe that the MHRA had been aware of post-vaccination heart and clotting issues as early as February 2021, but did not highlight the problems for several months"

"The group also warned that the MHRA Yellow Card reporting system – which encourages patients and doctors to flag-up medicine side effects – 'grossly' underestimates complexities, and in some instances picks up just one in 180 cases of harm"

https://t.co/IT4qo8iBaO

[BC Perspective 🍁 @bc_perspective]

BREAKING NEWS

Canadians welcome Justin's HATE Bill C-63 as they prepare to press charges against the PMO & his Cabinet for HATE speech against innocent parents, children, voters & workers in Canada.

"Hate has no place in Canada" - The Canadian People

https://t.co/0eJzLONyOS

[Concerned Canadian @Concern70732755]

Singh is responsible for the majority of the fiscal & societal issues confronting Canada !

He must be held accountable as well as Trudeau !

I urge you all to do all you can to ensure he and his party are completely denigrated in the next election !

Who agrees ?

[Michael Chong 🇨🇦 @MichaelChongMP]

The House ordered the gov’t to handover the Winnipeg lab docs.

The gov’t refused, saying it would hurt nat’l security. 

Now 4 MPs & 3 judges have said the bulk of info withheld should be released.

Will gov’t admit it was protecting itself & not nat’l security?

#cdnpoli

[Concerned Canadian @Concern70732755]

Finally the RCMP is doing their job finding pervasive fraud in the entire ArriveCan contract process !

Will this finally end the Trudeau era ??

Thoughts ?

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

This is awesome.

[David wick @David58889643]

are there no grassy knolls in ottawa .... come on

[David wick @David58889643]

@govt_corrupt

[David wick @David58889643]

@therealmrbench psssst ......vladimir putin

[Allen Martin @AllenDMartin]

This is sadly true.

[aussie17 @_aussie17]

🚨🚨🚨February 1, 2024
Australian Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee.

Statement from Prof Ian Ernest Brighthope, Director of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine at the National Institute of Integrative Medicine and Co-founder of Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine.

"...the very high levels of vaccination injuries and deaths, and in particular, the vaccine induced deaths of Australian children..."

Full Statement
My name is Ian Ernest Brighthope. I graduated in medicine and surgery from Monash University in 1974. In 1982, I co founded the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. I remained as president for the next 26 years. The college has continued to train medical practitioners in nutritional and environmental medicine to fellowship standard for the past 39 years.

I'm currently the director of nutritional and environmental Medicine at the National Institute of Integrative Medicine. Senator, a virus that had an infection fatality rate no worse than a severe influenza season was announced to the world in late 2019. My colleagues and I immediately recommended the routine supplementation of vitamin C, D and the mineral zinc for maximising the functionality of the immune system.

When the prime minister of the time announced that it was a pandemic, a press release detailing the importance of going into an epidemic with a population optimised with these nutrients was distributed. I also wrote to the prime minister, the health minister, the chief medical officer, the presidents of the AMA and the RACGP and other authorities on numerous occasions to recommend that all doctors ensure that they tested and treated their patients for vitamin D insufficiency and deficiency, the most powerful protective mechanism we have. Studies have shown that vitamin D prevents coronavirus infections, prevents the complications and prevents death from viruses that cause severe acute respiratory infections. Vitamin D has been successfully used in COVID. Also, Zinc is a known antiviral and essential for the optimal production of antibodies and T-cells. It has been successfully used in COVID with of course, good scientific evidence. The final nutrient, vitamin C, is antiviral and immune stimulant and the most powerful antioxidant for severely ill patients. It is used intravenously to prevent clinical deterioration, reduce hospitalisation rates, treat complications in hospitalised patients and wean patients off ventilators, thus reducing hospital stays. We also recommended the proven repurposed medicines hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for early treatment.

However, these were not applied in Australia. However, after many letters to the authorities, publications in the media and Zoom meetings with various ministers, my calls for prevention and early treatment were not acted upon. Had a proper C,D, Zinc campaign with known, safe and effective repurposed medicines been established, the Australian population would have achieved natural herd immunity safely, the most powerful and long lasting protection achievable. Instead, the authorities panicked, created chaos and fear and damaged the very essence of our society and culture.

Other serious issues are the coercion to vaccinate, which continues to date, lack of informed consent, the attacks on doctors and healthcare workers who spoke out, the very high levels of vaccination injuries and deaths, and in particular, the vaccine induced deaths of Australian children. All powerful reasons for a broadbased royal commission. Thank you, senator.

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

In a story that's sure to get the blood boiling for those who demand accountability and transparency in government spending, we delve into the murky waters of what's being called "Trudeau's Green Slush Fund." At the center of this unfolding drama is Ms. Annette Verschuren, the former President of the Board of Directors of Sustainable Development Technologies Canada (SDTC), who recently stepped down amid swirling allegations of corruption and conflict of interest.

Verschuren, appointed by the Liberal government in 2019, faced intense scrutiny after it was revealed that she played a role in approving over $200,000 in subsidies to a private firm she leads. During her tenure, she advocated for additional financing to companies already in agreement with SDTC. One such beneficiary was NRStor, an energy storage company she has led since 2012, which received an additional $217,000. This happened during a time when SDTC was distributing a massive $1 billion in federal funding over five years, intended to support small- and medium-sized businesses in environmental technologies.

The plot thickens with the revelation of a whistleblower from within SDTC, who alleged gross mismanagement of funds and a toxic work environment. The whistleblower, remaining anonymous, claimed that tens of millions of taxpayer dollars were misspent, and these allegations were backed by a report from Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton.

What we're seeing here is a story of potential misuse of public funds, alleged conflicts of interest at the highest levels, and a lack of internal governance to safeguard against these issues. Verschuren’s resignation, following her admittance of advocating for funding to her own company, raises serious questions about the oversight and ethical standards within such government-funded organizations

Let's dive deeper. At Meeting No. 107 of the INDU - Standing Committee on Industry and Technology, eyebrows were raised, and rightly so. The committee cross-examined Leah Lawrence, the former President and CEO of Sustainable Development Technology Canada. And what emerges is a picture that's, let's say, less than flattering for the Trudeau government.

The case of Annette Verschuren, appointed as Chair of the Board at Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC), reeks of a scandal that should outrage every Canadian who believes in the principles of fairness and ethical governance.

Let’s break this down: According to Leah Lawrence we have a situation where Assistant Deputy Minister Andrew Noseworthy was made fully aware of the conflicts of interest in appointing Verschuren. Despite this knowledge, the Trudeau government, with Minister Navdeep Bains at the helm, went ahead with the appointment in June 2019. The mind boggles! Here we have a clear conflict of interest, a glaring breach of their own contribution agreement with SDTC, and yet they proceed?

But it gets worse. Verschuren, who had direct ties to a company receiving SDTC funds, was chosen over another candidate who had no such conflicts. This raises a serious question: why her? Why pick someone so deeply mired in potential conflict? It doesn't take a genius to see that this isn't just about selecting a qualified individual; it's about selecting someone who, allegedly, would toe the Liberal party line.

The layers of communication here are also deeply concerning. Verschuren was in contact with Deputy Minister Simon Kennedy, possibly more than ten times. What were these discussions about? How did they influence decisions at SDTC? These are questions that need answers.

This is more than just poor judgment; it's a flagrant disregard for ethical standards and a slap in the face to the principles of transparent and accountable governance. It's a classic case of the Liberal government playing by their own rules, rules that apparently allow for conflicts of interest as long as it serves their agenda.

And let's not forget the whistleblower allegations of mismanagement and toxic work environment within SDTC, often referred to as "Trudeau’s green slush fund." This isn't just mismanagement; it's a systematic failure that goes right to the top.

Ms. Lawrence's statement reads like a who's who of government inefficiency and questionable ethics. Her tenure at SDTC, from 2015 to 2023, was marked by remarkable turnaround efforts, cost-cutting measures, and commendations from the Auditor General of Canada and the Treasury Board Secretariat. Yet, her resignation and the circumstances surrounding it paint a grim picture of the current state of governance in Canada.

The whistleblower saga that engulfed her and SDTC is a symptom of a larger disease – the lack of accountability and transparency in government-funded organizations. Her disbelief at the testimony of ICED CFO Doug McConaughey, who spent extensive time with the whistleblower and speculated on ongoing investigations, is a testament to the rot within the system.

But the real kicker, the part that should make every taxpayer's blood boil, is the appointment of Ms. Annette Verschuren as Chair of the Board. Lawrence's concerns about the potential for conflict of interest, given Verschuren's company was a beneficiary of SDTC funding, were dismissed. It's the classic move: ignore the problem, and it will go away. But it doesn’t. It festers and undermines the very fabric of our public institutions.

Lawrence's recommendations, including the need for board members to be free of conflicts of interest and for the Treasury Board Secretary to support governance and public accountability, are like a breath of fresh air in the stale, musty room of government bureaucracy.

But let's be clear: this isn't just about one organization or one person. This is about a system that has lost its way, that prioritizes connections over competence, and appearance over substance. It's about the need for a seismic shift in how we govern our public institutions.

Final thoughts

As this sordid tale of corruption and scandal in the Trudeau government unfolds, it's become increasingly clear that we are witnessing a disturbing narrative of two Canadas. On one hand, there's the Canada that Justin Trudeau and his insiders would have you believe in - a land of virtue, progress, and ethical governance. On the other, there's the real Canada, suffering under the weight of a government that is apparently more interested in serving its own interests than those of its people.

Trudeau, it seems, has the Midas touch, but with a perverse twist: everything he touches turns not to gold, but to corruption, to something that festers and corrodes the very fabric of our society. This is a tale of virtue signaling on the global stage while allegedly pilfering from the Canadian taxpayer at home. It's a government where, it appears, insiders always win. Look no further than ministers like Marc Miller and Seamus O'Regan, cited as examples of Trudeau's inner circle.

This isn't a government of merit, where knowledge, skill, and integrity are the currency of success. It's a government where who you know is your ticket to power, where cronyism seems to be the order of the day. It's a government that, according to allegations, opened the floodgates to criminality, making corruption not just an incidental byproduct but seemingly the main course.

Folks, we are at a crossroads. The revelations we're seeing, the stories of mismanagement, conflict of interest, and ethical breaches, are a clarion call for a course correction. It's time for the Canadian people to wake up, to see beyond the facade of progressive politics, and to understand the reality of what's happening in Ottawa.

The next election is not just another political event; it's an opportunity for accountability, a chance to send a message that will reverberate through the halls of power. It's a chance to say, "We are no longer asleep. We see what's happening, and we will hold you accountable."

It's time for Canadians to stand up and demand a government that truly represents their interests, a government of integrity, transparency, and true service to the people. The next election is our moment to make that demand loud and clear, to show that we won't tolerate this alleged festering corruption any longer. We need leaders who will heal the divide, who will bring back integrity to governance, and who will ensure that Canada remains a beacon of fairness and justice on the world stage. The time for change is now. Let's make sure our voices are heard.

[Cyndi @OffCyndisc]

So accurate….

[David wick @David58889643]

Died suddenly documentary https://t.co/xybCAlFDk8

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

This is @BillGates, who took 37 private jet trips to Epstein Island. Despite lacking a medical degree, having a high carbon footprint, and having had close ties with a child trafficker, he's still hailed by the media as a morally superior climate and virus expert.

That's absurd!

[Theo Fleury @TheoFleury14]

17 million dead from the jabs and this guy knew it was going to happen and did fuck all about it. #CrimesAgainstHumanity They can’t get ahead of the truth anymore. No wonder Trudeau’s plane supposedly broke down. He doesn’t want to be in Canada and take some accountability. Cowards usually don’t want to face accountability. Communists are the biggest cowards on the planet.