Always Follow the Money

It's an important question for anyone especially in the United States, when you look at other countries' recommendations

New Zealand was over the top and former PM Jacinda Ardern should be held responsible.

Union control and more Government taxes.

Politicians on both sides now say globalization and free trade is bad. Much of what they say is just WRONG. It’s time to debunk their myths.

Get some pro Palestinian flags and they won’t bother you at all.

Khalistan Supporters Rip Apart Indian Flags with Daggers and Spears in Calgary, Alberta

Twentieth-century radical activist Saul Alinsky once wrote, "He who controls the language controls the masses.” Never has that thought been more relevant. Right now, activists are busily working to redefine select words in real time, manipulating meanings to accomplish social and propaganda goals. How they do it and why is the topic of today’s cover story: What’s in a Name?

Pierre Poilievre ...Canada's only hope.

It was hailed as a miracle vaccine and it has virtually eradicated measles, mumps and rubella. It is the triple antigen called MMR. Since its introduction, MMR has protected millions of children from the ravages of those childhood diseases. But there is a worldwide controversy over a possible and tragic side effect - whether it causes autism in kids. What we do know is that every year the numbers being diagnosed as autistic are increasing. Now, one British researcher believes he has found a link to the MMR vaccine. Tara Brown investigates the claims, which have provoked uproar in the world of medicine.

Tara Haelle will focus on vaccine hesitancy and vaccine refusal. This is a global health threat that lurks unnoticed until it erupts into unpredictable disease outbreaks that are difficult to contain. She explains what underlies the fear and hesitancy that many people have toward vaccines, why it's not as irrational as some believe, and what's necessary to address it.

Combination of both but more Brave new world is what we are seeing today.

If you find someone squatting in your house, it turns out that there’s often very little you can do to get them out. That’s why Flash Shelton started SquatterHunters.com, to help homeowners remove unwanted intruders.

The failing public broadcaster finally got around to “investigating” the string of arsons against churches beginning in 2021, but in typical CBC fashion, they claim the attacks were justified as a “response to Canada’s colonial history”. The CBC’s “investigation” was simply an exercise in excusing arson and vandalism targeting Christians in Canada.

An excavation at the site of a former residential school in Manitoba over the weekend has turned up no evidence of human remains after a First Nation announced the apparent discovery of remains using ground penetrating radar technology. This is the third excavation of a site that ground penetrating radar has flagged as a potential burial of Indigenous children that has turned up nothing.

Why Therapy May Not Be the Solution

Millions of people worldwide are physically dependent on commonly prescribed psychiatric drugs. While these drugs can provide effective short-term relief, pharmaceutical companies have hidden -from both doctors and patients - their dangerous side effects, addictive nature, and long-term harm.

Always be willing to change your mind....good advice.

Letter from UK MP to Scotland Yard asking for investigation.

“Small fiber neuropathy feels like you’re on fire … It was in my ribcage and all the way down my spine,” says Jessica Sutta, a former Pussycat Dolls member. “It spread through my whole body. I remember staring at the ceiling and thinking, ‘Oh my God, this is it. I’m dying,’” Sutta says. In this episode, she shares for the first time what she experienced, and why she has decided to speak out.

Can you believe this actually happened?

Summed up well.

Freedom Convoy 2022 Documentary

What The Nurse Saw , a must read.

“Growth is not killing us. It’s saving us!” says author Johan Norberg. He explains why growth is essential to human progress, especially for poor people. “In poor countries, if you manage to grow by 4% annually over 20 years,” he points out, “that reduces poverty in that country on average by 80%.