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[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

Our film, The Shot: Sean Hartman’s Story, is now available to watch for free at https://t.co/wJFPoSX21V

No registration required. Just watch and share.

Thank you to @Answers4Sean and @RaineyMedia for your hard work the last year as we created then screened this film nationwide.

[Carrie Sakamoto @Carrie298924321]

Honored and deeply humbled to share that I have been chosen to speak on Day 1 of the Allison Inquiry this September.
Standing up and putting myself and my story out there has come with immense personal sacrifice, endless pushing through the pain, and relentless effort to get to this point. But every single barrier crossed has been worth it.
To the entire Covid 19 Vaccine Injured community: Thank you for trusting me to carry your voices.
I am stepping up to that mic not just for myself, but to fight fiercely for every single vaccine injured person across this country who deserves truth, transparency, and accountability. We will be heard. 🇨🇦💪
#AllisonInquiry #VaccineInjured #MedicalAccountability #TruthAndTransparency

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Josh Seiter nails it with this message to Fauci.

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

My name is Chris Elston, and I’m here to speak for children being irreversibly harmed by health professionals practicing what is falsely referred to as gender-affirming care.

It is not caring to stop the development of children with puberty blockers. These are repurposed chemical castration and cancer drugs.

It is not caring to alter their development with opposite-sex hormones.

Every systematic review of the scientific literature shows that children are being harmed, and that scientific rigour is non-existent. Activist organizations pushing ideology have hijacked the medical community, and what is being done is nothing more than a live, unregulated experiment on kids.

It is one of the great deceptions of our time to teach children that they might have been born in the wrong bodies!

Affirming care would be to tell them that they are beautiful just as they are. No drugs or scalpels needed!

Instead, children are being sterilized, and are having healthy body parts cut off. Overwhelmingly, these kids are autistic, have other mental health comorbidities, and many have suffered trauma or abuse.

Girls as young as 12 are having their breasts removed, and 16-year-old boys are being castrated.

State encroachment on parental rights is worsening outcomes. Here in Geneva, a child was taken from her parents because they refuse to transition her.

Children have the human right to grow up with their bodies intact. It is time the Member States of the United Nations use the resolutions, procedures, and other tools at their disposal to stop this child abuse!

[Kulvinder Kaur MD @dockaurG]

Today @jeneroux crossed over to Carney's Liberals after claiming in Nov2025 that he would resign as a Conservative MP to spend time with family.

Reminder: when MP Jeneroux was the federal Conservative Shadow Minister for Health during the start of the covid era (Jan2020-Sept2020), he completely ignored multiple phone calls and emails from me and my colleagues simply requesting a meeting to discuss Canada's harmful covid response. Instead, Jeneroux and the CPC championed unethical/unscientific lockdowns/mandates despite their known horrific/irreparable harms.

Jeneroux has since entirely scrubbed most of his social media posts from the covid era. We will never forget. Never again. Lockdowns kill. Censorship kills.

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

After spending too much time on the award search tool, I’m starting to wonder if we’ve had a UBI system all along for one political party—just disguised as grants.

[Rose Prince @RosePrinceFree]

@jkenney You banned people from society.

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

When did the world turn upside down?

When did the public service stop serving the public?

When did apathy replace engagement?

When did hate masquerade as inclusion?

When did intolerance become tolerable?

When did speaking the truth become dangerous?

When did asking questions become an offence?

When we don’t stand for what we believe in, giving an inch lets others take a mile.

If we can’t stand up for the small things, we won’t be ready for the big ones.

If we stay silent, others will speak for us and decide for us.

Do not wait. Get informed. Get involved.

Because engagement is not just about defending what we have. It is about shaping what comes next.

Every conversation, every stand, every small victory builds the foundation for the kind of country we want to leave behind.

The future will belong to those who show up for it.

Start now.

[Rose Prince @RosePrinceFree]

@CTVNews All the people in warmer climates must have died from this.

[Rose Prince @RosePrinceFree]

@Martyupnorth_2 Northern California in March. Hiked to waterfalls, toured the Shasta Dam and limstone caverns. Saw lots of Trump flags. Great trip.

[Rose Prince @RosePrinceFree]

@MarkJCarney If Carney losses, will he stick around as the leader of the liberal party? I doubt it.

[Rose Prince @RosePrinceFree]

@cafreeland Aaaaannnnn just got a letter from CRA that we need to pay some of the rebate back.

[Rose Prince @RosePrinceFree]

@liberal_party If Carney looses, don’t think he’ll stick around as the leader of the liberal party?

[Robert W Malone, MD @RWMaloneMD]

"I’ve seen a lot of criticism of RFK Jr. since his autism speech yesterday.
So I decided to do something radical… I watched the full speech.
(I know — crazy concept: go to the source and form your own opinion instead of blindly repeating media narratives and social media memes.)
And what I found didn’t exactly match the headlines.
So in this post, I want to address the five biggest criticisms I’ve seen and share my take.
But first — let me say this:
Whatever you think of his policies, one thing seems clear to me after listening to RFK Jr. speak: he genuinely seems to care about the children and families affected by autism. You can disagree with his conclusions, but to paint him as evil or malicious is unfair... and, frankly, dishonest.
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Criticism #1: “He called autism an ’epidemic.’”
Yes, he did ... to highlight the steep rise in diagnoses. (CDC data shows 1 in 31 kids today.)
The term "epidemic" does not always imply something contagious. I find it unlikely that those criticizing his use of the word "epidemic" showed the same level of outrage when it was used to describe the obesity epidemic or the fentanyl epidemic.
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Criticism #2: “He said autistic kids will never have jobs, never pay taxes, never go on dates.”
This is wildly misleading and out of context. Just moments before making that statement, he referred specifically to the 25% of cases classified as severe (children who are nonverbal, not toilet trained, and unable to care for themselves). Clearly, within this context, his remarks were not about all autistic children. Anyone claiming otherwise is either unaware of this context or deliberately misrepresenting his words.
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Criticism #3: “He rejected the science — autism is genetic, not caused by toxins.”
This claim misrepresents his stance. He didn’t dismiss the role of genetics; rather, he stated that while genes might create a vulnerability, they alone cannot explain an epidemic. This perspective is far from fringe. Even the CDC acknowledges that environmental factors may play a role. His argument isn’t anti-science; it’s a reasonable call for a more balanced exploration of potential causes.
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Criticism #4: “He’s pushing anti-vax conspiracy theories again!”
This one is just false. Not once during his 27-minute speech did he mention vaccines. Instead, he discussed toxins such as mold, pesticides, and additives. But the media (who appear to hate him for past positions) decided to resurrect the vaccine angle even though he didn’t bring it up. This is yet another example of a targeted smear campaign by individuals more invested in promoting narratives than seeking the truth.
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Criticism #5: “His words were emotionally harmful to autistic people and their families.”
I guess this one depends on your perspective. Yes, his language was intense, but maybe what’s also harmful is ignoring the existence of the most severe forms of autism. RFK Jr. is amplifying the voices of parents whose children face extreme challenges, such as self-injurious behaviors, inability to speak, constant supervision needs, and requiring round-the-clock care. These families are real, and their struggles are profound. For once, someone on a national platform is recognizing their pain and saying, “We see you, and we are committed to understanding why this is happening.”
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I’m not saying RFK Jr. is perfect. His words could’ve been clearer. His policy ideas are certainly open to scrutiny. But let’s stop pretending he dehumanized autistic people or rejected science.
He’s asking tough questions. He’s challenging the status quo.
And instead of outrage, maybe we should welcome the conversation.
Watch the speech. Check the CDC data.
And let’s focus on facts instead of clickbait."
-Written by Tyson Zahner

[Rose Prince @RosePrinceFree]

@BryanPassifiume @LongestBallot Some of the candidates don’t have parties or independent listed even, crazy

[Drea Humphrey @DreaHumphrey]

I’ve had some time to think about what I witnessed, both what actually happened behind the scenes with the media at the debates, and what the legacy media has been reporting about it.

The Rebels were professional in there, despite being heckled, sworn at, assaulted, having paper thrown at us, berated, lied about, followed by the media regime’s constant “reporting.” It was more like bullying.

I mean, they are literally saying we’re not journalists, just far-right agitators or activists with a website who what? Asked questions they don’t like?

Meanwhile, they don’t even pass the most basic ethical standard of journalism: reaching out to the subject of their report to verify facts. The only ones who did prior to the scrum being cancelled and after many reports went out with misinformation about us, was the other independents.

That’s because the legacy media bullies hate us so much they don’t want the facts.

They wanted us gone and they wanted our questions, the ones that hold leaders to account, gone too.

Because in a way, our questions held them to account too. They penetrated the echo chamber they’ve built with our tax dollars and exposed to some of their own consumers that’s there has been another side to the stories they’ve been selling.

At first, after seeing some of their false claims they made about us both on camera and in person, I thought they were just flat-out liars.

But after having more time to digest and recap, I believe what the Rebels just witnessed was mass psychosis.

Not the slow, drawn-out, boiling-frog kind we saw during COVID but an accelerated kind, where they sense the grasp they once had is slipping as more and more of the public distrusts their biased media.

Someone has to pay for that... so they zoned in on the commission—who, didn’t want to keep breaking the law to keep us out, so they let us in.

They came for the commissioner's blood and they got it.

He’s such a frail man. So weak looking physically and by this cowardly action. I don’t say it to be mean look him up. He just is.

I saw so many regime media allies say they sent in letters complaining about how many questions we asked and demanding that he be held accountable. They had his image circulating all over with wild tales that included everything except* the reality, which was:

Rebel and other independent journalists simply walked to the line faster than the regime journalists who were too busy eating free snacks and chatting.

We took our time there seriously. We wanted the public we represent to feel we did a good job for them and we know we have to earn that. Unlike the regime media, which gets our tax handouts to act like a mean-girl club instead of focusing on the debate.

They simply lost their minds that we did a better job than them and I assume some even got in trouble for dropping the ball.

Not all of them, of course lost it, but a startling amount.

The ones who weren’t completely unhinged stayed silent or even commended those who were.

They all stood by and watched (or heard) the assaults on us and did nothing.

Some leaned into the mass psychosis even harder, like the journalist who kept yelling at Ezra that we had 13 people there and that @TheRealKeean was one of them. No matter how many times Ezra told him that wasn’t true, he insisted it was—and his “proof?” He saw Keean and Ezra talking and Keean showed Ezra something on his phone. 🤣

I’m laughing, but it’s not funny. The guy wouldn’t listen to reason.m and was literally shaking with rage.

At one point, I walked up to a journalist who was sitting near me when the Hill Times reporter lost it. I asked if he was going to be truthful about what he saw in his coverage, and he said he was going to “try.”

Try? What do you mean try?

And the CBC? They took their strongly held false beliefs to a whole other level.

they had spread false information about us and shut the facts down

Anyway, I’d better try to sleep.

What an absolutely bizarre experience.

[Andy Lee @RealAndyLeeShow]

CBC is talking about the truckers being “extremists” and Andrew Coyne says Pierre Poilievre imports “the nutty part of MAGA.” This is what Canadians wake up to all over this country, and we wonder why everyone is brainwashed.