Persecution
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I received this message from a friend, Dr. Michael Palmer. He is writing about a colleague, a Canadian hero Dr. Charles Hoffe. You may know him. He spoke up early about high numbers of deaths from vaccination in his small town in British Columbia. He now needs your help and support.
Dear All:
most of you will know Dr. Charles Hoffe, the family physician from British Columbia. He was one of the first doctors to speak out on the vaccine damage he saw among his patients. Charles sometimes attends D4CE meetings, and he has also contributed to one of our symposiums.
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Read More‘Media create experts who have no credibility’
A “misinformation” expert who gained prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic for her attacks on high-profile critics of establishment narratives related to vaccines and other treatments has now apologized — for misinformation she posted about several doctors.
The apology also appears on her website, which is now devoid of other content.
According to Thacker, several outlets cited Neitzel not only as a “misinformation expert” but also as a physician — even though she “is not now, nor has she ever been, a physician,” at least according to the law in Wisconsin, her home state.
According to investigative journalist Paul D. Thacker, who reported the news this week in The Disinformation Chronicle, mainstream media outlets and science websites, including CNN, NBC, Mother Jones, MedPage Today and Medscape, frequently cited Neitzel as a “misinformation expert.”
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Read MoreA March 29 social media post by Veterans Affairs Canada wishing veterans a “happy March holiday season” caused quite an uproar among many politicians and veterans, who worry that the Christian Easter holiday is being purposely renamed.
“Is [Veterans Affairs] too woke to acknowledge either the cultural or religious significance of Easter?” Conservative MP Michael Barrett wrote on X on March 30, adding, “53% of Canadians are Christian. And nobody worth worrying about is offended by wishes of a Happy Easter.”
Observers have noted increasing instances of Christians feeling sidelined in Canada in recent years.
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Read MorePrime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday his government will investigate “extremely troubling” allegations that two Indigenous fishermen in Nova Scotia were dumped by federal fisheries officers hours from home without footwear or phones.
At an announcement in Halifax, Trudeau had to speak over a din as a group of about 25 protesters beat a traditional drum and chanted “honour treaty rights.”
Protester Hayley Ward said in an interview that two Mi’kmaq men in their 20s from Cape Breton were fishing last week for baby eels, known as elvers, when they were apprehended by fisheries officers. She said they were then dropped off at a remote gas station without their phones or boots and told, “You guys have to figure out a way to get home.”
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Read MoreIn a series of tweets, J.K. Rowling went scorched earth and criticized her home country’s new Hate Crime and Public Order Bill that came into effect on Monday, which she said places a higher value on the feelings of “men performing their idea of femaleness” than on the rights and freedoms of actual women and girls.
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Read MoreA March 29 social media post by Veterans Affairs Canada wishing veterans a “happy March holiday season” caused quite an uproar among many politicians and veterans, who worry that the Christian Easter holiday is being purposely renamed.
“Is [Veterans Affairs] too woke to acknowledge either the cultural or religious significance of Easter?” Conservative MP Michael Barrett wrote on X on March 30. “53% of Canadians are Christian. And nobody worth worrying about is offended by wishes of a Happy Easter.”
Observers have noted increasing instances of Christians feeling sidelined in Canada in recent years.
Canada is rated as the third-worst persecutor of Christians among Western nations, according to the 2024 edition of a report on the “intensifying intolerance toward Christians in the West,” published in January by the U.S.-based Family Research Council. The council’s Center for Religious Liberty documented incidents of discrimination and found 36 in Canada between 2020 and 2023, behind the United States at 58 and the United Kingdom at 43.
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Read MoreChinese émigrés yesterday pleaded with the China inquiry to counter harassment campaigns targeting dissidents in Canada. Witnesses testified foreign agents typically tried to bully pro-democracy activists into silence.
“The People’s Republic of China encourages its members and supporters to join organizations locally,” testified Winnie Ng, co-chair of the Toronto Association for Democracy in China. “It could be a community service agency, associations, whatever means possible, to permeate and perpetuate these organizations in an attempt to expand influence.”
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Read MoreOttawa has spent $2.2 million in its lawsuit against groups seeking damages for the invocation of the Emergencies Act in response to the Freedom Convoy, according to the federal government.
The information came in response to an Inquiry of Ministry by Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu, who asked for the total legal costs incurred by Ottawa in responding to a lawsuit against four groups challenging the Feb. 14, 2022, invocation of the Emergencies Act. The four groups in the lawsuit were Canadian Frontline Nurses, the Canadian Constitution Foundation, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, and individuals Jerimiah Jost, Edward Cornell, Vincent Gircys, and Harold Ristau.
Parliamentary Secretary and Liberal MP James Maloney said in the House of Commons on March 20 that the total legal costs as of Feb. 7, 2024, were around $2,231,000, which included litigation services provided by the Department of Justice and litigation support services. Because Department of Justice lawyers and paralegals are salaried public servants, no legal fees were incurred for their services.
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Read MoreIt seems we’ve gotten under the skin of the Chatham-Kent, Ontario, municipal councilors who viciously canceled one of their colleagues, Rhonda Jubenville, for daring to stand in the way of total cultural domination by the LGBT juggernaut.
Have you heard about this?
They howled bitterly during the February 6 Council meeting, and then ran to the local media to complain about constituents sending them postcards which called for their resignations because they had attacked democracy by canceling a duly-elected representative of the people in Ward 4.
Campaign Life Coalition had designed the postcards and made them available through our petition.
During the meeting, one of the councilors, Marjorie Crew, even held up one of the postcards she received and railed about it during a lengthy diatribe against the democratic participation of Chatham-Kent ratepayers who had the audacity to make their opinions known to her.
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Read MoreBefore being fired, Niagara-on-the-Lake’s chief librarian Cathy Simpson wrote, ‘Viewpoints that don’t conform to progressive agendas are rarely represented in library collections and anyone who challenges this is labelled a bigot.’
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