Edward Embury, a 4th generation farmer from Ontario, has a stark warning for Canadians, be “very concerned” over the looming food shortages. Start stocking your shelves before they empty. Edward will be speaking at the Worldwide Rally for Freedom at Queen’s Park, Toronto. You can also catch his speech from our live broadcast starting at […]
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Edward Embury is a 4th generation Ontario farmer says the supply chain crisis is here and, if you haven’t already stocked up at least 3-6 months of food, water and medicine, you should be “very concerned.” Join us for this in-depth interview, as Embury details the breakdown of the supply chain (supplier, processor, buyer) and
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Join us for a fact check of some the assertions made by Toronto Medical Officer of Health Dr. Eileen de Villa from the Jan. 17 Toronto City Council Board of Health Meeting. Do Toronto and Ontario data support her assertions that Covid-19 vaccines are highly effective? Source video Timestamps for other participants with Twitter handles:
Fact-Checking Toronto Top Doc from Board of Health Meeting (Jan. 17) Read More »
The propaganda against the unvaccinated continues to ramp up, as looming food shortages–once a conspiracy theory–caused by failing vaccines and coercive vaccine mandates (affecting the labour force) are now being blamed on the unvaccinated. The first paragraph of the cited article unabashedly reads, “Extreme weather and supply-chain snarls are among the reasons for shortages in
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced today that mask mandates, vaccine passes and work from home restrictions will be lifted January 26. Johnson credited the success of boosters, but the data shows a different story. Read more + source video.
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Just hours ago, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that the Omicron wave has likely ended with hospital admissions stable and falling and already low ICU admissions also falling. England will there revert back to Plan A, which notably removes the use of vaccine passes, masks and work from home. Though a major victory in
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Despite the mainstream media pegging looming grocery store closures on “rising labour and product shortages that could threaten Canada’s food security,” the long-predicted “conspiracy theory” of food shortages and supply chain disruptions has come to fruition more clearly for all to see. Add this to the long list of confirmed “conspiracy theories” over the course
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A tweet from an unvaccinated mother earlier Friday afternoon has gone viral in which she claims that she was denied entry into a Saskatchewan emergency room with her premature son. The cruel refusal of entry happened just about a week after the mother was able to give birth in a hospital.
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The province of Quebec will soon demand people have a booster shot to be able to successfully use the vaccine passport. The announcement of the unscientific and discriminatory mandate came buried in a Jan. 12 CBC article innocuously titled, “Quebec recommends 3rd dose for those who’ve recently had COVID-19.”
Quebec Will Soon Require 3 Doses to Be “Fully Vaccinated” Read More »
Just a day after CBSA spokesman Rebecca Purdy told Canadian truckers they “will not have to quarantine if they are unvaccinated” starting Jan. 15 when returning to Canada from the U.S., Purdy sent a statement from Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos stating that the govt’s initial Nov. 19 announcement of the vaccine mandate had never changed.
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