Health/Sick Care
Terminally ill patients given six months to live often survive for three years, official figures have revealed, fuelling fresh concern over assisted dying becoming legal…
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Read MoreIn the 2023-24 edition of our Died on a Waiting List policy brief series, SecondStreet.org examines government data on patients dying while waiting for surgeries, diagnostic scans and other medical procedures in 2023-24.
To see the policy brief – click here
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Read MoreInternational experts demand immediate action on mRNA “vaccine” risks to safeguard public health.
Notice – Identified Risk and Concern
Sent by Email
Date: 19 January 2025
To: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau & Members of Canadian Parliament
This notice expresses extreme concern regarding the safety and quality of COVID-19 modified mRNA “vaccines”. On 25th November 2024, this concern was initially communicated to prime ministers and governing bodies in the Nordic and Baltic countries, as well as the United Kingdom. Representatives from other European countries and Canada, who share these concerns, have since joined this call for action and answers.
Excessive levels of residual DNA were identified in Australian samples, corroborating data from France, Germany, Canada, and the USA. The introduction of foreign DNA into cells via lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) may damage human DNA, leading to genomic instability, cancer, and other severe health conditions.
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Read Morethreats to put me in prison
attacking COVID-19 Vaccine Injured
Alberta children given Turbo Cancer causing mRNA Vaccines
Wild Shaun Newman Podcast (SNP) Interview #781!
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Read MoreBreaking: Emails Obtained by CHD Reveal Government’s Failure to Monitor COVID Vaccine Injury Reports
Newly posted email records on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website reveal that in the first 18 months after COVID-19 vaccines were rolled out to the public, the agency’s data monitoring of the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) showed consistent alerts for serious adverse events (including death) for the Janssen vaccine.
Meanwhile, the FDA’s monitoring found almost no safety signals for the Moderna and Pfizer shots, failing to detect signals even for widely recognized risks like myocarditis, pericarditis, and anaphylaxis.
The information is contained in emails sent by the FDA to key personnel in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Immunization Safety Office between Jan. 12, 2021 and July 5, 2022.
Each email is accompanied by a list of adverse events for which the FDA says its weekly data analysis of VAERS yielded a statistical “alert” indicating a potential safety issue with the COVID-19 shots that may have required action on the agencies’ part.
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Read MoreChemical fixes take center stage — Big Ag pushes a new synthetic additive Bovaer to “fix” cow burp methane emissions while sidelining sustainable farming solutions
With Bovaer, cows are consuming a daily dose of silicon dioxide, petroleum-derived propylene glycol, and synthetic compounds — but at what cost?
The corporate-controlled research raises red flags, with alarming findings about cow health and potential long-term human impacts
Altering cow digestion disrupts an ancient, balanced carbon cycle, introducing risks we don’t fully understand
Methane emissions from synthetic nitrogen production are vastly underestimated, yet Big Ag remains silent
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Read MoreKeeping Promises: President Trump’s First Day Back in Office
Throughout the medical truth and freedom movement, we are celebrating as President Trump has just ordered the USA’s withdrawal from the World Homicidal Organization (WHO). The WHO has been exploited by Big Pharma and Bill Gates to promote toxic products and impose destructive mandates on the global population while building an unelected global dictatorship.
Let us pray that America’s bold stance will inspire the rest of the world to dismantle not only the WHO but also the United Nations.
But that’s not all. Here is a list of President Trump’s executive orders from his first day back in office. Key highlights include restoring common sense regarding gender, pardoning January 6 defendants, securing the U.S. borders, and halting radical immigration policies.
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Read MoreBottom line about DJT and his team? Color me impressed. I am good with Superman at this point.
The executive orders and other action items just keep rolling out so fast it is hard to keep track. This may be the most productive “first 100 days” in the history of the US Presidency.
I don’t think I have ever been so giddy. Much more winning and I may turn into an unrepentant fanboy. My wish list is getting checked off at lightning speed. Christmas in January. Of course the team will have setbacks. The opposition lawyers are swarming like flies on you know what. But I am not yet tired of winning.
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Read MoreWithin roughly 8 hours of taking his oath of office, President Donald Trump on Monday signed an order to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization (WHO).
Trump’s executive order cited numerous reasons for pulling the U.S. out of the WHO, including:
“The organization’s mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic … and other global health crises, its failure to adopt urgently needed reforms, and its inability to demonstrate independence from the inappropriate political influence of WHO member states.”
The WHO also “continues to demand unfairly onerous payments” from the U.S., the order stated. “China, with a population of 1.4 billion, has 300 percent of the population of the United States, yet contributes nearly 90 percent less to the WHO.”
U.S. law requires a one-year notice and the payment of any outstanding fees when the country withdraws from the WHO. That means the final full withdrawal will take effect in early 2026.
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Read MoreTo be fair, Trump also left the WHO in mid-2020 and then just redirected what was once WHO funding to the Gates-funded GAVI vaccine alliance. While leaving the WHO is positive, it is not the slam dunk some are advertising, especially considering Gates’ recent comments on Trump’s enthusiasm for his “vaccine innovation” proposals.
I get called a lot of names for pointing things like this out, but remembering what happened last time is important and often instructive about the present, especially when few people in media are inclined to point these kinds of things out.
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