Law & Politics
Highlights of victories in governance, truth, and citizen action.
This week’s episode of Wins of the Week showcases inspiring achievements in the fight for truth, freedom, and accountability. From bold political actions that challenge corruption to grassroots movements making tangible differences in communities, these stories reflect the resilience and determination of people across the globe.
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Read MorePfizer did not commit fraud, but rather delivered the fraud that the US Government ordered
Quite a bit of controversy has been generated by those who assert that the Pfizer contract issued by the DoD for the Bio N Tech mRNA COVID “vaccines” proves that the DoD was the managing agency for the development of this product. The phrase “Pfizer did not commit fraud, but rather delivered the fraud that the US Government ordered” certainly has more than a grain of truth. In contrast, my understanding and analysis indicates that the leading proponents of the theory that this contract proves that DoD was the agency that managed operation warp speed appear to not have a full appreciation of the nuances, and have overstated the implications. The purpose of this essay is to help the general public to gain more insight into the back story of this non-Federal Acquisition Regulations contract, which employed a non-traditional federal contracting vehicle known as an “Other Transactional Authority” contract.
If you really want to understand how the sausage gets made within the US Government with these big programs, I hope you will stick through this essay to the end.
Unfortunately, the two leading proponents of this theory of the case (Watt and Latypova) have seen fit to repeatedly personally attack both myself and my wife Dr. Jill Malone for years now as part of their advocacy of this interpretation, presumably because of my long history of working with the US Department of Defense in the Biodefense sector, and in particular with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency Chemical and Biological Technologies Directorate (DTRA CB), which is “dual-hatted” as the Joint Science and Technology Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JSTO-CBD) under the Department of Defense Chemical and Biological Defense Program (CBDP).
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Read MoreFrance has been plunged into political chaos after lawmakers from across the political spectrum voted to oust Prime Minister Michel Barnier in a no-confidence vote Wednesday, a major blow to President Emmanuel Macron, who had hand-picked the conservative lawmaker to lead the National Assembly. Macron called a snap election earlier this year to counter the rise of the racist National Rally party of Marine Le Pen, but he then refused to work with the leftist New Popular Front that won the most seats, opting for an establishment pick instead. With the government’s collapse, Macron has vowed to name a new prime minister and stay on to finish his own term, which ends in 2027, despite his growing unpopularity.
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Read MoreHelp Me Bring Genetic Rights to the Supreme Court
I wanted to share an important update with you about my case. After reflecting on the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) decision over the past few weeks, I’ve decided to take the core issue of genetic characteristics to the Supreme Court of Canada.
While the FCA allowed my appeal in part, on the perceived disability argument, it left the primary issue of genetic characteristics unexplored. This means there’s still a significant gap in how the Canadian Human Rights Act (CHRA) protects individuals from discrimination based on genetic information obtained through non-health-related means, like PCR tests or vaccination attestation.
Given the potential national impact, the lack of jurisprudence, and the complex issues surrounding genetic privacy and protection from discrimination, I’m now preparing to apply for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada
To proceed, I need to raise $25,000 by the end of December to cover the legal fees for representation. Without representation, the chances of success are slim.
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Read MoreLaura Chambers, a resident of Calgary’s Ward 9, delivered a bold and impassioned deputation to Calgary City Council on November 18, 2024. Her speech focused on issues of governance, accountability, and the influence of international agreements on local policy. Chambers’ presentation posed critical questions about the city’s authority, transparency, and commitment to its electorate.
Chambers’ speech serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of accountability and the enduring vigilance required to uphold democratic principles.
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Read MoreCanadians in federal focus groups are worried over the national debt, says in-house Privy Council research. Taxpayers rated annual deficits a symptom of poor economic management.
“A number expressed concerns about the national debt and believed a greater focus needed to be placed on maintaining balanced budgets in order to ensure the debt did not rise further,” wrote researchers.
Federal bonded debt is currently estimated at $1.7 trillion. New Public Accounts detailing debt figures are due by month’s end.
Asked to rate cabinet’s management of the economy, “a large number felt that the Canadian economy had not been well managed in recent years, citing perceived issues such as high interest rates, the rising cost of living, a growing national debt and continued deficit spending
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Read MoreCabinet yesterday confirmed Donald Trump suggested Canada become the 51st U.S. state if it is unable to enforce border security and balance trade with America. Trump “was teasing us,” said one cabinet member who attended a banquet last Saturday at Trump’s Florida estate.
“In a three-hour social evening at the President’s residence in Florida on a long weekend of American Thanksgiving the conversation was going to be lighthearted,” Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc told reporters. “The President was telling jokes. The President was teasing us. It was of course on that issue in no way a serious comment.”
“Mr. Trump said Canada could become the 51st state?” asked a reporter. “There were sure jokes,” replied LeBlanc.
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Read MoreMPs have agreed to drop a proposed change to the next fixed election date that would have guaranteed pensions for Liberal and New Democrat two-termers. Members of the House affairs committee yesterday said they would delete the clause in an elections bill.
“There are over 40 amendments in our amendment package that deal specifically with the date of the election,” said Liberal MP Ryan Turnbull (Whitby, Ont.), parliamentary secretary for finance. Liberals “will support the change to that,” he said. New Democrats also said they would vote to eliminate the clause.
Section 5.2 of Bill C-65 An Act To Amend The Canada Elections Act would change the statutory date of the next election currently fixed for Monday, October 20, 2025 to October 27. The delay of one week guarantees the minimum six years’ seniority needed by 28 Liberal and New Democrat MPs to qualify for a parliamentary pension.
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Read MoreThe public is owed more transparency by the Bank of Canada, the Senate banking committee said yesterday. Senators in a report said broad reforms “should be considered” after 90 years at the central bank.
“It is vitally important for the Canadian economy that everyday Canadians have trust and confidence in the Bank and its decisions,” said the report Study On Canada’s Monetary Policy Framework: Interim Findings. “Measures to increase the Bank’s transparency and accountability such as legally requiring regular reporting to and appearances before Parliament, modifying the way in which deputy governors are selected with consideration of regional representation, and regular external statutory review should be considered.”
Senator Pamela Wallin (Sask.), chair of the banking committee,
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Read MoreConservative MP Jamil Jivani has launched a new campaign to address what he describes as escalating threats to the rights and freedoms of Christians in Canada.
The national initiative, called “Protect Christians Canada,” is centred around a petition urging governments at all levels to take stronger action to defend religious freedoms and Christian communities. The petition was authored by concerned residents in Ontario’s Durham Region, which Jivani represents in Parliament.
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