I did not comply - no exemptions, no fake cards. Lost my job and home. No war flags. We're just ants in a jar.
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It doesn't prevent infection
It doesn't prevent transmission
It doesn't prevent hospitalization
It doesn't prevent death
Get. Jabbed. Anyway.
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I need the HELP from the public to flood the SAHRC with complaints on Monday. DM me to coordinate our attack against black racist like Andile Mngxitama.
Government silence on MPs justifying farm murders must also be sanctioned, as it endangers the lives of all white citizens.
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I am a white South African citizen.
The real problem with the collapse of South Africa is that we professionals that are required to fix the state no longer are willing to help. Decades of ANC corruption, crime & anti-white racism have alienated us too much. Be careful investing
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mRNA vaccines go everywhere in the human body forcing cells to express foreign protein in the cytosol and on cell surfaces. That will stimulate autoimmunity in every recipient. It's just a matter of becoming clinically recognizable autoimmune disease over time. Courtesy Stinchfield the Podcast. @McCulloughFund
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"Safe and effective" is factually wrong: what was tested in trials was not what was released to the public.
Full video: patreon.com/merogenomics/pos…
YouTube: youtu.be/Ou47nWET6Mw
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🚨BREAKING: A Canadian lawmaker just told residents facing home invasions that if criminals want to steal from them, they should simply let it happen.
Manitoba NDP MLA Billie Cross said during a debate that “if they want to steal, let them steal” because “that’s why we have insurance.” She argued that property is not worth risking a life over and that people should not put themselves in danger to stop a thief.
The advice is absurd on its face. Once someone has already broken into your home, you have no way of knowing whether they only want your TV or whether they plan to harm your family. Insurance can replace a stolen item. It cannot replace a human life or undo the trauma of an invasion.
Telling citizens to stand down and hope for the best while criminals walk through their doors is not leadership. It is surrender.
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This post seems to have triggered some people.
More aggressive cancer is not surprising in highly Covid vaccinated regions as virus continues to Infect immune primed cohorts.
Additionally, few understand the link with CD147 and cancer cells.
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I had 2 and have not been the same since. I hope I won’t have any long term issues.
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Wow. A government finally apologizes for not giving informed consent on the Covid vaccines.
okaythennews.substack.com/p/…
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Win a track championship in 2024, die of bowel cancer in 2026. You can see why the term "turbo-cancer" is used for tragic cases like this arising during the pandemic. @KUPERWASSERLAB @weldeiry @ciaramageean @McCulloughFund
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This psychopathy is idiotic.
"Police need reasonable grounds, supported by evidence, to make an arrest"
He had a GSW, actual evidence of a "crime" from an improperly discharged firearm.
Like, are they retarded?
Yes.
Yes they are.
We want to address some confusion surrounding the investigation into the home invasion in the Bridle Path neighbourhood.
Investigators immediately recognized the potential connection between the home invasion and the individual who showed up at hospital with a gunshot wound.
But recognizing a potential suspect and having enough evidence to arrest them are two different things. Suspicion alone isn’t enough. Police need reasonable grounds, supported by evidence, to make an arrest.
We will continue to gather evidence and will go where the evidence takes us. We are grateful for the professionalism, tenacity and commitment of our investigators who continue this work.
Let’s keep the focus where it belongs: finding the outstanding suspects and holding those responsible for this violent home invasion accountable.
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Las nanopartículas lipídicas en las "vacunas covid" no se quedan en el brazo. Su tamaño les permite viajar por la sangre activando la inflamación: en pulmones y bazo provocan rupturas en el ADN; en el torrente sanguíneo dañan los glóbulos rojos (hemólisis) y activan coágulos (trombosis).
En nanotoxicología, el tamaño sí importa: cuanto más pequeña es una partícula, más tóxica es para la célula. Las nanopartículas lipídicas (LNP) miden menos de 100 nm. Al ser tan diminutas, interactúan sin control con las moléculas, actuando como un veneno celular.
PubMed: PMID 39298422
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Many doctors I talk to have no idea the mRNA they took in 2021 is still producing spike protein in their bodies today. Courtesy Stinchfield the Podcast. @stinchfield1776 @McCulloughFund @Docjohnc @neo7bioscience @NicHulscher
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🚨🇿🇦 Meanwhile in South Africa
Reports the Capital City of Johannesburg is on the edge of collapse - due to running out of Clean drinkable water
Water Tankers & bottled supplies now have Armed Police Escorts
They murdered all the White Farmers (Boer) thousands of other White South Africans have fled - and now look what happens
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Happy 50-day anniversary of this post by @CarnegieMellon’s racist DEI professor!
CMU clearly endorses Uju’s views. Otherwise, it would’ve followed through on that “swift action” it promised us nearly 2 months ago.
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If the science doesn’t persuade you about vaccines, maybe the reaction to this class-action lawsuit we filed against a pharmaceutical company will.
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When our law enforcement agencies begin surveilling private citizens for their personal and political beliefs, they’ve completely lost the plot and their way. I have a lot of respect the OPP but this is deeply concerning.
When did Canadian institutions start viewing citizens with differing opinions from the government as the enemy?
🚨NEW ATIPs🚨
The OPP monitored and surveilled active/retired police officers for their political views during COVID lockdowns.
A Dec. 30, 2020 Project ARDEN report — written for the OPP’s COVID team and “stakeholders” — found no threat to the vaccine rollout. Theft or sabotage was VERY LOW, and there were no links to criminal activity.
What they actually feared was that the officers would lend credibility and legitimacy to people who opposed the Government's overreach during the pandemic—and despite not having any evidence, they were ordered to continue monitoring officers, networks, and anyone “who has demonstrated opposition to COVID-related public health measures.”
The government department that ordered the OPP to engage in this act of espionage against private citizens is still unknown.
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Anyone who has used the big Canadian accounting firms know that junior, entry-level accountants cycle through regularly.
Junior, entry-level accountants are generally in the process of preparing to write the CFE and the mandatory 30-month practical work experience term in order to obtain their CPA.
It's mind-boggling that accounting firms are now hiring foreign accountants in a city such as Toronto when many recent Canadian accounting need those jobs to be able to fulfill the requirements for professional designation. This doesn't just rob young Canadian accounting grads of real job opportunities, it also makes it far harder for them to take and pass the qualifying exams they need to become CPAs.
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KPMG is trying to hire 15 foreign accountants in downtown Toronto at $80,000+ each.
In four days, Mark Carney will let corporations hire high wage occupations from abroad without even trying to hire a Canadian first.
Toronto’s unemployment rate is sitting at 7% with youth unemployment at 17%. KPMG should be hiring and training Canadians, not getting a free pass to bypass local workers.
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Spoke to a recent grad just now who saw my post.
The grad just completed the 30-month work experience and exam prep process at one of the big national accounting firms.
Of the approximately two dozen grads the firm hired, less than half a dozen remained because the pay being offered by the firm was easily exceeded by other employers (including some firms from the U.S.) who were willing to pay candidates more once they earned their CPA designation.
What appears to be happening is an industry-created artificial shortage of qualified candidates rather than a real shortage and the big accounting firms are now solving their self-inflicted problem (inability to retain or attract local talent because of poor pay) by hiring foreigners.
In a normal economy, if employers are unable to retain or attract talent, they have to increases wage rates until the talent they are seeking to retain or attract materialize.
In Canada, the federal government takes the side of employers to the detriment of workers by offering ridiculously easy ways to bring in foreigners whose arrival suppresses wages for domestic workers and eliminates job opportunities from recent Canadian graduates.
A mid-level, fully qualified Indian Chartered Accountant at one of the big 4 global firms earns between 1.5M and 2.5M rupees per year (CAD22K to CAD36.7K) (source: Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) so when a Canadian firm like KPMG publishes a salary of CAD80K per year, they're not looking to attract entry level foreign accountants, they're after mid-level
experienced foreign accountants who will literally take jobs and job experience opportunities away from aspiring new accounting grads.
The question is: why do Canadian governments have so little confidence in the ability of Canadian youth?!?
Anyone who has used the big Canadian accounting firms know that junior, entry-level accountants cycle through regularly.
Junior, entry-level accountants are generally in the process of preparing to write the CFE and the mandatory 30-month practical work experience term in order to obtain their CPA.
It's mind-boggling that accounting firms are now hiring foreign accountants in a city such as Toronto when many recent Canadian accounting need those jobs to be able to fulfill the requirements for professional designation. This doesn't just rob young Canadian accounting grads of real job opportunities, it also makes it far harder for them to take and pass the qualifying exams they need to become CPAs.
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