Ian Whittingham

Carpenter|Drummer|Teacher|Writer

I ghostwrite Educational Email Courses and Email Newsletters for construction companies

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

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[Greg Wycliffe @gddub]

This is a perfect opportunity for Poilievre and the Conservatives to affirm that there are only 2 sexes and that we shouldn't push delusional ways of thinking unto children because it leads to tragedies like Tumbler Ridge.

Time to appeal C-4

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[HHS @HHSGov]

Under President Trump’s leadership, common sense, scientific integrity, and accountability have been restored to federal food and health policy.

For decades, the Dietary Guidelines favored corporate interests over common-sense, science-driven advice to improve the health of Americans.

That ends today.

The new Dietary Guidelines call for prioritizing high-quality protein, healthy fats, fruits, vegetables, and whole grains—and avoiding highly processed foods and refined carbohydrates.

[PoliceOnGuardForThee @PoliceOnGuard]

In a sudden turn of events, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia (CPSBC) have abruptly dropped all charges against Dr. Charles Hoffe.

The CPSBC have been after Dr. Hoffe since the start of Covid for speaking out on social media against the Covid-19 vaccines, policies and prescribed treatments; comments that they deemed misinformation and unprofessional conduct under the Health Professions Act.

Their efforts to silence Dr. Hoffe began with harassment, stripping him of all hospital privileges and attacking his professional credibility.

In the eleventh hour, the CPSBC then fought to have their versions of facts concerning the safety and effectiveness of the covid vaccines, and the origins and severity of SARS-CoV-2, taken under judicial notice, meaning it would be accepted as fact without the need to produce supporting evidence; an effort that recently failed.

With this loss the CPSBC abruptly withdrew all charges against Dr. Hoffe and dismissed their years-long effort to destroy his medical practice and reputation.

Why?

Dr. Hoffe’s situation raises questions about whether his freedom of expression was being curtailed by his professional regulatory body. The right to express concerns, especially those based entirely on professional experience and backed by scientific inquiry, is fundamental. It could be argued that the reason behind their dismissal is one of quiet acknowledgement of this right.

Physicians require a degree of autonomy in their practice, including the right to discuss treatment options, perceived risks and benefits with the public. Dr. Hoffe’s statements of concern against the Covid vaccines were aimed at informing the public. Human rights within the context of health care must include the right to informed consent, requiring patients to receive all relevant information to make an educated health decision.

By dropping the charges, the CPSBC may be acknowledging the importance of allowing professional opinion to be part of the public discourse to ensure informed consent.

While both scenarios would bring hope for our medical profession in their acknowledgement of the rights of the physicians and patients, the most likely reason for the dismissal is simple: without their judicial notice they simply have no compelling evidence against him. Worse yet, they are abundantly aware of the volumes of evidence against them. Dismissing this case just days before the evidentiary hearing was to begin, was a last-ditch effort to ensure that we, the public, are never allowed to see the truth behind their policies that would have been laid bare at the hearing.

We have been following Dr. Hoffe’s case since the beginning, for more details at each stage, please revisit our earlier posts.

Most importantly, Dr. Hoffe can now breathe easy and start to rebuild his professional practice. We hope that his success will bring out the opinions of other medical professionals; those whose fear for their livelihood has kept them silent.

The evidence that these regulatory bodies and health authorities are trying so hard to supress must be exposed. Collectively, we must ensure that this never happens again.

Congratulations to Dr. Hoffe and his team!

[Ian Whittingham @TheIanWhitt]

RT @junonewscom: “If we’re going to be able to have somebody at the table to go toe-to-toe in negotiations, we need someone with a four-yea…

[Senator Rand Paul @SenRandPaul]

Congratulations to @RobertKennedyJr on his confirmation. Get ready for health care freedom and MAHA!

[Northern Perspective @NorthrnPrspectv]

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is challenging the Trudea Government's prorogation of Parliament 2025 MEGA THREAD

Ryan is currently in court in OTTAWA and LIVE TWEETING in this thread!

[Northern Perspective @NorthrnPrspectv]

End of Day 1 Summary Prorogation Challenge Hearing

[Ian Whittingham @TheIanWhitt]

@JustinTrudeau If you actually cared at all about Canadians you would allow a general election to be called as soon as possible rather than holding the entire country hostage while your party sorts itself out

[Ian Whittingham @TheIanWhitt]

AI struggles where humans shine:

Unpredictable environments

Complex, real-world challenges

Intuition built through lived experience

The future of work isn't replacing trades—it’s celebrating the best parts of them.

[Ian Whittingham @TheIanWhitt]

We're moving from an era of specialists to an era of generalists.

If you can adapt, learn new tools, and solve complex problems, AI isn’t a threat. It’s your ultimate advantage.

[Ian Whittingham @TheIanWhitt]

To the tradespeople, the problem solvers, the adaptors:
You’re not relics of a bygone era.

You’re the blueprint for the future.
And AI? It’s your best tool yet.

[Ian Whittingham @TheIanWhitt]

We're witnessing a profound shift in the professional world:

The knowledge workers—those who once looked down on manual labor—are now first in line for technological replacement.

Meanwhile, the trades are thriving in ways that AI can't touch. Here's why: 🧵

[Ian Whittingham @TheIanWhitt]

The future of work isn't about "knowledge vs. labor."

It's about those who can adapt, create, and navigate complexity.
The Renaissance of Labor celebrates human expertise where AI can't compete:

In the interplay of intellect, instinct, and physical mastery.