EXPOSING THE LIES SURROUNDING COVID-19

 Dr. Reiner Fuellmich who has been leading the charge on exposing the true information surrounding COVID-19 recently hosted Dr. David Martin, a professional analyst who has shared some disturbing information. His evidence appears very compelling and credible, and I have fact checked some of the patents he has identified. It’s clear COVID-19 was never a novel (new) virus.

Watch this interview in full, hear the testimony of Dr. David Martin and the patents he’s analyzed over the last many years. All publicly available going back to 1999 showing the Novel Coronavirus was well known for two decades. He explains his credentials and provides many quotes about how this present outbreak was probably engineered.

It was a surprise to me that we knew about this back in 2000 following a patent application by Miller, Klepfer, Reid and Jones Jan 28 2000 US patent 6372224.

CUBANS PROTEST IN ANTI-GOVERNMENT DEMONSTRATIONS

Cuba has been experiencing a worsening economic crisis for two years, which the government blames mainly on U.S. sanctions and the pandemic, while its detractors cite incompetence and a Soviet-style one-party system.

A combination of sanctions, inefficiencies and the pandemic has shut down tourism and slowed other foreign revenue flows in a country dependent on them to import the bulk of its food, fuel and inputs for agriculture and manufacturing.

The economy contracted 10.9% last year, and 2% through June of 2021. The resulting cash crunch has spawned shortages that have forced Cubans to queue for hours for basic goods throughout the pandemic.

CYA: WHO ADVISES AGAINST COVID-19 JAB MIXING

OTTAWA -- Canadian officials and doctors are defending sanctioning the mixing and matching of COVID-19 vaccines, after the World Health Organization’s (WHO) chief scientist issued a new caution about citizens opting to receive vaccines from different manufacturers, saying that the data remains limited on the practice.

On Monday, WHO Dr. Soumya Swaminathan said that the global health agency has received “a lot of queries” about people who have received a first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine from one pharmaceutical company and were planning to take another shot from a different authorized drug maker.

She called it: “A little bit of a dangerous trend.”

MOST PREMIERS REJECT VACCINE PASSPORTS

  Lilley:  It’s part of the reason why Alberta Premier Jason Kenney was able to be so forceful on Monday in rejecting the idea of imposing a vaccine passport in his province. Well, that and most experts believe imposing such a condition would violate several laws and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

 “We’ve been very clear from the beginning that we will not facilitate or accept vaccine passports,” Kenney said as he spoke to reporters at his Stampede pancake breakfast.

“I believe they would in principle contravene the Health Information Act and also possibly the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.”

Ontario Premier Doug Ford, though, is saying he isn’t going to bring in such a system, saying it is everyone’s constitutional right to decide on their own medical treatments including vaccines.

DESTROYING CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

  Rex Murphy:  “Hell, they’re only churches. What’s the big deal?”

That seems to be all too common a response to the highly alarming arson and vandalism attacks on Christian churches in Canada.

 How many churches, Catholic, Protestant or other, on Indigenous lands or off, have been vandalized, severely damaged or burnt straight to the ground in recent weeks? By my count, it’s been more than 20. In a strong column in the Post last week, Melissa Mbarki of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute wrote that 10 churches were vandalized in Alberta on Canada Day alone. That figure should be — is — astonishing.

Some churches have been turned to pure ash. There have been failed attempts to burn others. The vandals are very sure of themselves. Two prize nits may be seen on video throwing paint on St. Jude’s Church in East Vancouver. There is no telling which church will be the next target.

CMHC AT CROSSROADS

When the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation moved to tighten its underwriting practices last summer, it was the largest provider of mortgage insurance in the country, capturing 49 per cent of new business in the second quarter.

“There is no doubt that we have willingly chosen to forgo some profitable business that our competitors would find appealing,” then-chief executive Evan Siddall wrote in August, in a letter to Canada’s biggest lenders, following the implementation of the stricter standards. Siddall used the letter to caution the banks and others mortgage lenders about risky lending, warning that “there is a dark economic underbelly to this business that I want to expose.”

 Instead, the CMHC saw its market share of new insurance originations plummet, dropping the Crown Corporation all the way to third place, behind private insurers Sagen and Canada Guaranty. In the first quarter of 2021, the CMHC held just a 23 per cent share of new underwritings, according to figures calculated by RBC Capital Markets. Sagen (formerly known as Genworth Financial) held 44 per cent of the pie, followed by Canada Guaranty with 33 per cent.

MANDATORY COVID JABS ON CAMPUS DEBATE

 The ultimate path out of COVID hinges on mass vaccine buy-in, University of Manitoba researchers recently wrote. But Canada appears to be hitting a complacency wall, with the lowest uptake being among the university-age demographic, the 18- to 29-year-olds. Some warn that anything that hints of a de facto vaccine mandate risks trampling individual liberty and autonomy, while others argue that it’s astonishing more universities in Canada are not requiring vaccination for on-campus attendance.

There are no mandatory vaccines in Canada. The current COVID-19 vaccines have been granted emergency use authorization, not full approval, which might make any policy legally shaky. Offer vaccines, urge them and hope people take them, bioethicist Arthur Caplan has said, but people are free to say no. According to a World Health Organization policy brief on the ethical considerations and caveats of mandatory COVID vaccination, “policy-makers should consider specifically whether vaccines authorized for emergency or conditional use meet an evidentiary threshold for safety sufficient for a mandate.”