The Canadian Independent

Over the past few days, she has been posting on various social media platforms, exposing what has happened to her. Alexis Lorenze recently sought treatment at UCI Medical Hospital in California, but the hospital refused to proceed unless she received the meningitis, pneumonia, and DTaP v***ines, according to her family. Since receiving the v***ines, Lorenze has become unrecognizable due to the severe reaction she developed. Her father has flown to California to be with her at the hospital and says he will provide an update once he arrives.

In our interview, Maxime Bernier covered a wide range of topics. We began by discussing the recent dismissal of his Supreme Court of Canada case that was challenging the COVID-19 vaccine travel mandate. He shared his thoughts on the end of the NDP-Trudeau supply and confidence agreement, responded to claims that he's splitting the Conservative vote, addressed questions about his immigration policies, and responded to allegations that he used PPC funds to purchase a villa in Florida. Bernier also spoke about lessons learned from the last election and outlined both his strategies moving forward and the People's Party of Canada's plan for the next election. He also answered follower questions about the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa, digital IDs, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), the Pandemic Preparedness Act (Bill C-293), and more.

Japan's largest news outlet, NHK, aired a one-hour segment on August 28, 2024, reading out COVID-19 vaccine injury stories it had received from over 2,000 of its viewers. We clipped together just a few of the stories.

In an April 11, 2024, press conference in Cambridge, Ontario, Premier Doug Ford said he has asked regions and municipalities across the province to assemble land for potential industrial investment purposes, which appears to include 770 acres of farmland in Wilmot Township, just outside of Kitchener, Ontario, between Nafziger Road, Bleams Road, and Wilmot Centre Road. The Canadian Independent visited Wilmot Township shortly after Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s press conference back in April 2024 to investigate what is happening and who would be affected by this land grab. We learned that this land grab would affect precious farmland that amounts to 582 football fields in size, includes six farm owners, and would disrupt or decimate a significant portion of agricultural activities in the area. Nobody we spoke with at the time could tell us why the region wants the land; the region remains tight-lipped about why they are attempting to take the land and will not say if there is a buyer or not. We visited Mountainoak Cheese back in April, which is affected by the land grab. They are an award-winning, highly reputable dairy farm and a fair-sized cheese production company that sells a wide range of cheeses locally from its storefront. Mountainoak Cheese also supplies its products to hundreds of major and independent grocery stores, as well as various other businesses across the province. They told us they were approached in March 2024 with an offer to buy their land at an unreasonably low price per acre and that the region’s plan was to start levelling the farmland as early as August 2024. At that time, none of the six landowners were willing to sign any agreements, leaving everything in a state of uncertainty. The Canadian Independent attended the protest to check in with the farmers and get an update. Today we learned that the region has successfully purchased roughly 20% of the 770 acres from one farm owner, destroyed $160,000 in crops that were almost ready for harvest, and is continuing to pursue the remaining 80% of the land. We also learned that the farmers have been trying to obtain freedom of information requests about the purpose behind the land grab but have been consistently denied. So it begs the question, what is the region hiding? The Canadian Independent will continue to monitor this story and bring any updates. The farmers have created a website for more information at the link below. www.fightforfarmland.com

You can get free crack pipes and cocaine snorting kits from a vending machine just outside a British Columbia hospital emergency department entrance. The vending machine will also show you tutorial videos on how to properly use hard drugs.

Ontario farmers and concerned citizens protested at the township council building this evening over Waterloo Region's attempt to acquire 770 acres of precious farmland for reasons that remain unclear. In an April 11, 2024, press conference in Cambridge, Ontario, Premier Doug Ford said he has asked regions and municipalities across the province to assemble land for potential industrial investment purposes, which appears to include 770 acres of farmland in Wilmot Township, just outside of Kitchener, Ontario, between Nafziger Road, Bleams Road, and Wilmot Centre Road. The Canadian Independent visited Wilmot Township shortly after Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s press conference back in April 2024 to investigate what is happening and who would be affected by this land grab. We learned that this land grab would affect precious farmland that amounts to 582 football fields in size, includes six farm owners, and would disrupt or decimate a significant portion of agricultural activities in the area. Nobody we spoke with at the time could tell us why the region wants the land; the region remains tight-lipped about why they are attempting to take the land and will not say if there is a buyer or not. We visited Mountainoak Cheese back in April, which is affected by the land grab. They are an award-winning, highly reputable dairy farm and a fair-sized cheese production company that sells a wide range of cheeses locally from its storefront. Mountainoak Cheese also supplies its products to hundreds of major and independent grocery stores, as well as various other businesses across the province. They told us they were approached in March 2024 with an offer to buy their land at an unreasonably low price per acre and that the region’s plan was to start levelling the farmland as early as August 2024. At that time, none of the six landowners were willing to sign any agreements, leaving everything in a state of uncertainty. The Canadian Independent attended the protest at the township council building in Baden, Ontario, to check in with the farmers and get an update. Today we learned that the region has successfully purchased roughly 20% of the 770 acres from one farm owner, destroyed $160,000 in crops that were almost ready for harvest, and is continuing to pursue the remaining 80% of the land. We also learned that the farmers have been trying to obtain freedom of information requests about the purpose behind the land grab but have been consistently denied. So it begs the question, what is the region hiding? The Canadian Independent will continue to monitor this story and bring any updates.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gave a historic speech that brought him to tears at times as he announced he was suspending his U.S. presidential campaign. Kennedy spoke about the corrupt, one-sided mainstream media, obesity in the country, saving children, the war in Ukraine, social media censorship, the open borders, his discussions with Donald Trump, and much more.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., after announcing today that he was suspending his U.S. presidential campaign, says Donald Trump has asked him to explore avenues of cooperation, including joining his administration if he wins.

RFK Jr.'s running mate, Nicole Shanahan, said in an interview yesterday, "The hesitation we have right now in joining forces with Trump is that he has not apologized or publicly admitted that Operation Warp Speed was his fault or a failure."

Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls the Trudeau Liberals the "biggest drug dealer in the entire country" over their "safe supply" of hard drugs to Canadian citizens.

Newbury, Ontario - Charles Colhoun was a fit, active, and healthy man who worked for Hydro One for most of his life and eventually went on to be a short-haul truck driver. He enjoyed dancing, travelling, and racing cars in his spare time. In 2021, after receiving two doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, Charles collapsed within two weeks after his second shot and was taken to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with CIDP, an autoimmune disorder that is a chronic, relapsing, paralysing disease that causes inflammation of the peripheral nerves. To manage his condition, Charles now undergoes weekly blood plasma exchanges to remove autoantibodies from his blood. Shortly after, Charles was also diagnosed with skin cancer and required surgery, which has shown some improvement with treatment. Charles was forced to quit his job due to his vaccine injury and lost his home, his beloved race car, and virtually all his possessions. Today, he lives in a rundown barn under horrendous living conditions, with no toilet, shower, or running water, and struggles to make ends meet on Canada Pension and Old Age Pension. Charles applied to the federal government's Vaccine Injury Support Program, which acknowledged a connection between the COVID-19 vaccine and his injury and awarded him only a very small amount of compensation. A GiveSendGo donation campaign has been launched in hopes of raising enough money to help Charles secure proper living accommodations, such as a motorhome. You can donate to Charles at the link below. https://www.givesendgo.com/supportcharles You can send an e-Transfer donation to the email address below. colhouncharles5@gmail.com