CTV’s @rachaiello with the line of the year: “Continuing a trend of reduced post-pandemic spending, the 2023 fall economic statement outlines $20.8 billion in additional spending over the next six years, beyond what was announced in the 2023 federal budget." #cdnpolitics
@DouglasKMurray thanks for your reporting on the evolving ‘assisted suicide’ situation in Canada. I’ve written a novel on the issue—please let me know if I can send you a copy, cheers
@theprovince Ivermectin has not been “discredited”—it’s prescribed in many other countries to great studied effect. And Sutter isn’t a “long-hauler,” he’s vaccine injured. He told you that in the interview. #COVID19
@caryallansmith Well sir, I’m tapping out, I know when I’m beat. But because I love you, brother, I’ll leave you with this: “Living in fear ain’t no life.”—Arthur Fonzarelli
New study in the Lancet finds that the “impact of vaccination on community transmission of circulating variants of SARS-CoV-2 appeared to be not significantly different from the impact among unvaccinated people.” https://t.co/byY639zljX #Covid_19
@caryallansmith But if you must know, I don’t have an opinion on vaccines, only that I’m sure they make sense for some people depending on their personal profile/situation. Definitely anti mandate though
@caryallansmith Lol so rather than addressing the study (you know, the science—or the study released yesterday by John Hopkins that said the lockdowns didn’t work), you’re more interested in a virtue signal about vaccine opinion? To quote the great Joe Biden—c’mon man!
@caryallansmith Nope, just pro-science and sound policy choices that account for unintended consequences, society’s complexity (one thing affects another) and personal freedom. How does my tweet of a peer-viewed study in the Lancet make me “antivax”?
@imacSportsnet The @Canucks have a tough time keeping the puck out of their net. And just as worrying, they have a tough time putting the puck in their opponent’s net #Canucks
@RyanGosling some words you've never heard before—this book would make a great movie. But it would. The Supreme Court strikes down all euthanasia laws, spawning a new industry—expiration-assistance. Our hero Tom Mulvey sells hand-held suicide devices... https://t.co/cEDSn5Mrb8
@donhertzfeldt some words you've never heard before—this book would make a great movie. But it would. The Supreme Court strikes down all euthanasia laws, spawning a new industry—expiration-assistance. Our hero Tom Mulvey sells hand-held suicide devices.. https://t.co/cEDSn5Mrb8