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[Allison Inquiry @AllisonInquiry]

“SHE DIED BEFORE SEEING HER FIRST ONCOLOGIST.”

Carrie Sakamoto, the Allison Inquiry's first vaccine-injured witness, shares the heartbreaking story of her mother, who developed cancer following a Covid-19 booster and died before she could see her first oncologist.

Carrie also speaks about her own ongoing struggles after receiving AstraZeneca and Pfizer doses, including serious neurological symptoms, Bell's palsy, difficulty swallowing, and 17 days in hospital.

Five years later, she continues to live with memory loss and vertigo. She describes the financial burden of trying to access treatment, explaining that the partial compensation she received does not cover the cost of any of her treatments.

Her testimony brings together two deeply personal stories: the loss of her mother and the ongoing challenges of living with an injury while struggling to afford care.

Watch Carrie Sakamoto's testimony to the Allison Inquiry:
https://t.co/CIWueWsY6a

#AllisonInquiry #CarrieSakamoto #VaccineInjury

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@CBHeresy Pattern recognition is not racism

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@CityNewsTO This could be solved in six month time by government with the will to take action.

[Correne - Telford Survivor💙🩷 @Telford_Escaper]

The rape of Britain 🇬🇧

TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️

When my virginity was taken at 12yrs old it was horrific. I was taken to a house next to a mosque, by the man below. The man Wajid Tuqir just wouldn't take NO for an answer. I begged him not to take my clothes off but he fought me and did so anyway. He was a grown man, I was a skinny little girl. When I was naked I then begged him not to put his bits inside me but he forced it in anyway. It hurt so bad I had tears streaming down my face. He groomed me from 11yrs old.... You can watch my documentary in the comments if you want too.

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@strauss_matt They prefer it when you die and save the government money.

[Matt Strauss @strauss_matt]

Urgent medical scans are supposed to happen within 7 days. Instead, the system takes 43 days to complete 90% of them.

Dr. Shellenberg, director of the Surrey Cancer Centre, describes how his patients are paying out of pocket for scans the public system can’t deliver in time.

Where is the federal government? Do they care that the Canada Health Act is not being enforced, or do they not?

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@SharylAttkisson Similar story with my 83 year old mother.

[shadcn @shadcn]

Today we’re introducing UI SDK.

Agents are becoming both the builders and the users of interfaces. So we asked ourselves: where should the abstraction live?

Take a Select. There’s a popup, selection logic, keyboard navigation and focus management. Those same behaviors are useful in lots of other components.

So we pulled those pieces apart, tested them, and made them reusable. The behavior stays the same, whichever framework, renderer you build with or the harness generating the UI.

That’s the idea behind UI SDK. Give agents the pieces to generate the interface you need, right when you need it. Even interfaces we haven’t thought of yet.

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@mweinbach @thsottiaux Same problem

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@thsottiaux @dkundel Make it harder to loose threads. Make it easier to find particular parts of chats in dots. It’s very easy to loose stuff in the mountains or replies back and forth. Maybe some color coding?

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@pashmerepat Noooooo

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@steipete No. I still have to review all it’s correspondence or it add all sorts of unnecessary work product commentary in the email!

[Wiretap Media @WiretapMediaHQ]

💥A SECRET-classified Finance briefing note shows Universities Canada pitching foreign students to the federal government as a revenue stream, a regional labour supply, and a distribution network—not long after study permits exploded.

In October 2020, with unemployment at 14% and three million Canadians out of work, Universities Canada lobbied the Department of Finance to replace the domestic workforce — under the World Economic Forum's Build Back Better flagship banner.

The pitch sold two things at once: student immigration as tuition revenue, and universities as "regional hubs" to distribute the arrivals into labour markets.

Delivering that volume meant opening corridors to non-traditional source countries — like India—and what followed was uncontrollable fraud in the recruitment pipeline, and an explosion of crime in our communities.

This is why you don't see Canadian faces inside Canadian businesses anymore!

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@ChatGPT Dots is hugely improved.

[ned! @nedsore]

The most mentally ill person you know is currently training to be some sort of therapist

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

🚨Watch Nick Fuentes’ TOTAL FLIP-FLOP on what’s driving the “EXPLOSION” of anti-Jewish content and engagement.

[Fermented @Fermented16]

@gmiller @misraetel @triggerpod @KonstantinKisin @francisjfoster This should be hilarious. Can’t wait for the Greg Doucette brainrot special.

[John Cardillo @johncardillo]

- The GOP lost because they suck and betrayed the base

- It’s the economy, stupid

- There won’t be voter fraud indictments or arrests

- No results are being overturned

- There’s no “tick tock” moment approaching

- Nothing “BIG” is dropping

- Retards will believe Q 2.0

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Hier, Mark Carney a déclaré que la vente de Stellantis était une « trahison ».

Aujourd’hui, on apprend que son gouvernement était impliqué à chaque étape du processus.

Est-ce donc lui qui a trahi les travailleurs et les contribuables?

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

Poilievre to CBC on Liberal subsidies and job losses: “I hope you’re not suggesting that the Liberals gave billions and billions of dollars to this company without any clauses in the contract guaranteeing the jobs… The Liberals could release the contract and tell Canadians what they got for the billions of tax dollars they handed over. But if… they handed over billions of tax dollars to this company with no job guarantees, that is the ultimate outrage. And the ministers involved should be fired.

These workers… showed up every day on time, they did their work, and now they’ve been fired. The Liberal ministers did not do their jobs. They should be fired as well.”

Workers do their jobs and get pink slips. Ministers fail at theirs and keep the paycheque. Release the contracts or fire the ministers @PierrePoilievre