Whistleblower Doctor Cancelled by Canadian Health Authority After Going Public Over Vaccine Neurological Reactions

After Dr. Charles Hoffe went public with his experiences in early April of multiple First Nations patients in his village of Lytton who suffered from severe and unique Bell’s Palsy and other neurological adverse effects after receiving the Moderna vaccine, Hoffe was disciplined by BC’s Interior Health Authority only a few weeks later.

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NIH Deleted Coronavirus Sequences At Request Of Chinese Scientists; Congress Probing New Lead: Report

“The removal of the sequencing data is described in a new paper posted online Tuesday by Jesse Bloom, a virologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle,” The Wall Street Journal reported. “The paper, which hasn’t been peer reviewed, says the missing data include sequences from virus samples collected in the Chinese city of Wuhan in January and February of 2020 from patients hospitalized with or suspected of having Covid-19.”

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Continental Breakfast

Spinach, Feta and Sun-Dried Tomato Egg Muffin Cups

Liberals Propose $20,000-$50,000 Fines For Online Hate Speech Violations

The Trudeau government is proposing legal changes to reduce online hate speech, making it easier for the victims of hate speech to launch complaints.

FERNANDO: Where Did Those Goalposts Move This Time?

Originally, we were told it was just “15 days to slow the spread,” and that restrictions were ‘temporary’ for the sole purpose of stopping the healthcare system from collapsing.

Oh, and who can forget when we were supposedly focused on “protecting the most vulnerable,” meaning seniors and immuno-compromised individuals.

How long did that last before they simply shut everything down and kept imposing lockdowns to ‘protect everyone’ regardless of risk?

House of Commons rejects Sloan’s motion to sanction Facebook and Twitter for censorship

Parliamentarians rejected a motion by Independent MP Derek Sloan to sanction Facebook and Twitter for censoring a press conference Sloan held last week.

During the conference, Sloan appeared with a number of medical health professionals who detailed ongoing attempts to silence and reprimand them for speaking out against the prevailing COVID-19 narrative.

Speaker Pelosi: House Dems Will Form Their Own Partisan Investigation Into January 6th

“This morning, with great solemnity and sadness, I’m announcing that the House will be establishing a select committee on the January 6 insurrection,” Pelosi said. “The select committee will investigate and report on the facts and the causes of the attack and it will report recommendations for the prevention of any future attack.”

Ocasio-Cortez: ‘The Last Time Our Generation – and I Personally – Witnessed a Thriving Economy was During the 90’s’

Despite the economic records set during the Trump Administration, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) says that her generation hasn’t witnessed a thriving economy since the 1990’s.

CDC extends national COVID-19 eviction ban for one more month

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday extended a national moratorium barring landlords from evicting renters through the end of July, and said it’s the last time it will renew the controversial ban.

WTF? The CDC has power to make law?


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An Opening for Dissenters? Thanks to the 2018 Janus ruling, professors who disagree with resolutions like the CUNY faculty union’s condemnation of Israel have options.

Three years ago this month, the Supreme Court protected the First Amendment rights of public employees. In Janus v. AFSCME, Justice Samuel Alito wrote that requiring nonmember workers to help fund government unions violated the employees’ free speech rights “by compelling them to subsidize private speech on matters of substantial public concern.” At its core, Janus recognized the impossibility of distinguishing between clearly political causes—for which even union leaders conceded that they could not charge non-members—and allegedly apolitical workplace matters, for which unions could demand an “agency fee.”

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The Palestinian Jihad Summer Camps

As the international community seeks ways to help the residents of the Gaza Strip after the recent war between Israel and Hamas, the leaders of the Palestinians are busy preparing the next generation for more hate and violence.

The two major Palestinian groups controlling the Gaza Strip, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), recently launched campaigns to recruit thousands of Palestinian children and teenagers to their own summer camps.

The young recruits are not going to be taught how to swim or play soccer. They are not going to be part of a Palestinian Cub Scouts.

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Trumpism: The Elite’s Favorite Bogeyman

Tyranny needs scapegoats, and in yielding to the media’s false narrative on Trump supporters, Christian speaker Beth Moore and others are helping to deliver one.

What is Trumpism?

A political philosophy?

Love of America and the Constitution that has served to govern it?

An economic program?

Or is it, as it is often alleged, worship of the former president of this country and a movement so insidious that it threatens our democracy?

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How the Lancet lost our trust

Because the Lancet has such remarkable reach and cachet, its mistakes really matter

Right from its first issue in 1823, the Lancet was more than just an ordinary medical journal. Its founding editor, the dyspeptic surgeon and coroner Thomas Wakley, purposefully gave the journal the name of a sharp scalpel that could cut away useless, diseased tissue: he used it as a campaigning organ, to push back against injustice, bad ideas and bad practice.

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Did Amazon’s Critical Race Theory Push Lead to a Racist Assault on a Customer?

When a company pushes racism, is it responsible when its employees assault white people?

Ever since Amazon created its own delivery service, the blue vests of its drivers and the dark blue trucks with the monopolistic giant’s arrow have become as ubiquitous as UPS brown or FedEx purple and orange on every street and highway in America. And with good reason.

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What’s wrong with lingerie?

A progressive rebrand at Victoria’s Secret forgets one thing: sex

Victoria’s Secret has long been the embarrassing uncle of the underwear world, a dinosaur ambling across the lingerie landscape in a threadbare 1990s-style slip nightie, a relic of both a culture and a consumer model that no longer exist. Its catalogue, a boon to teen boys in the pre-digital age whose dads were too square to have a stash of Playboys, was discontinued in 2016. Its biggest attraction, a runway show that aired on cable TV and featured a stable of anatomically improbable models wearing prosthetic angel wings, was cancelled in 2019, after a multi-year ratings plummet. Its perfumed retail stores are shopperless tombs, anchored to decaying malls that nobody goes to anymore.

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Canada Needs a Life-Changing Vision – What if the media does not fulfill their role? What happens?

In Canada, we consistently keep finding ourselves on the amoral side of international human rights issues as of late. Human right abuses indirectly affect us all via various runoff factors, so ensuring that we remain on the correct side of history is a vital one, especially as a purported world leader in such matters.

This is from Hannah Banana on Twitter

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