Canadian Politician’s Microphone is Turned Off When He Asks about Canada’s ‘Isolation Camps’

A 30-year old Honduran national was previously charged with felony carnal knowledge of a child 13 to 14 years of age in 2023 and he was arrested again on two additional counts of felony carnal knowledge of a child 13 to14 years of age in February 2024. Authorities in Fairfax County, Virginia released him both times.

The media reports that there is an outbreak of avian bird flu (H5N1) that has spread to two dozen herds of cattle across eight states. Critics are concerned that the H5N1 bird flu virus will be used as an excuse to throttle the meat supply and call for a pandemic lockdown.

There were armed responses at the University of Southern California (USC) and Emory University; law enforcement officers wore riot gear and used tear gas, rubber bullets and pepperballs as they made arrests and dispersed the crowds. 

Some excess cancer mortalities were observed in 2021 after mass vaccination with the first and second vaccine doses, and significant excess mortalities were observed for all cancers after mass vaccination with the third dose in 2022.

Many of the chemical additives used in food in the US are banned in Europe due to research indicating they’re potential cancer-causing agents. US agencies have failed to provide safe, healthy food and are instead focused on helping manufacturers extend the shelf life of their products and boost profits.

99.97% of Americans are vaccinated – only one quarter of 1%, less than one million people, have never been vaccinated. Three studies considered the difference between vaccinated and unvaccinated populations. The CDC vaccine schedule showed that that in 2019 there were a whopping 54 shots, 70 antigens and 16 diseases. 

The UN human rights chief said he was “horrified” by reports of mass graves following sieges by the IDF)at two of Gaza’s largest hospitals. Nasser Hospital recovered nearly 300 bodies and al-Shifa Hospital recovered over 380 bodies in mass graves. It was reported that some of the bodies had their hands tied.

Over the last five years, California used $24 billion to address homelessness. A state audit revealed that there wasn’t consistent tracking to see if all that money actually helped improve the situation. The problem has only gotten worse. 

Tucker said politicians are “worried about someone putting kiddie porn on their computer. Members of Congress are terrified of the intel agencies. I’m not guessing at that. They’ve told me that — including people on the intel committee, including people who run the intel committee.” 

Privacy expert Rob Braxman warned against extreme geolocation tracking capabilities and monitoring as ‘Skynet’ is now in place. Mesh networks utilize radio frequencies rather than the internet and communicate with other devices. He said that can contact tracing is now in effect.

Small Business Administration official Tyler Robinson called current White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients “the second most powerful person in Washington” where “whatever this guy says, it’s what the President says.”

Classmate Emily, a female student, said that she warned the guidance counselor for several days of Mel’s ‘hit list’ plan to attack girls. Emily again asked for help five hours before the attack. The school staff failed to prevent the brutal attack. The police said it was an unprovoked attack.

The FDA’s new Modernization Act 2.0 authorizes drug makers use alternatives to animal testing, including cell-based assays and computer models, to obtain an exemption from the FDA to investigate the safety of a drug. The FDA is transitioning from testing animal models to directly experimenting on humans.

A recent audit found California could not account for the $24 BILLION it spent between 2018 – 2023 to tackle the state’s burgeoning homeless crisis.

David Webb said that local UCC laws must be re-established and the exceptions must be stricken down. He described his meetings with Tennessee lawmakers and the banking lobby and how the lobby bared its fangs and threatened to stop doing business with the state.