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Posted - October 8, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Saved - October 8, 2025 at 6:56 PM
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I called out the PRC and CCP for their money laundering activities in PEI, using a monastery as a front. They've been flipping properties and paying off politicians, leading to elite capture at the highest levels. The PRC and CCP are the largest organized crime group globally.

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

🇨🇳💰🇨🇦🥔 : Former National Director of the RCMP Garry Clement calls out the PRC & CCP for money laundering in PEI using a monastery. 🇨🇳The PRC has used the monastery to launder money, purchase and flip property in PEI & pay off politicians & officials. 🥔Garry says this has led to elite capture of PEI politicians, at the highest levels. 🚔Garry says PRC & CCP is the largest organized crime group, in the world.

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This is a culmination of a a two year investigation. We found was money laundering, corruption, and a leak capture at the highest levels. During our investigation, we had some brave citizens, islanders from Prince Edward Island that came forward and provided a depth of information that would provide for a law enforcement agency sufficient grounds to launch a criminal investigation. the monastery Bliss and Wisdom has been operating in Prince Edward Island. The monastery has set up a network of corporations. land transfers, land flips, and citizens being paid under the table cash for residences and property. Master master Jin Yan, who came into the province, it is our belief from our investigation that he's tied directly back to the PLC or the Communist Party in China.
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Speaker 0: First of all, I wanna thank everybody for being here. This is a culmination of a a two year investigation. I want everybody to understand. We didn't go looking for this. This this investigation came to us. And what we found was money laundering, corruption, and a leak capture at the highest levels. During our investigation, we had some brave citizens, islanders from Prince Edward Island that came forward and provided a depth of information that would provide for a law enforcement agency sufficient grounds to launch a criminal investigation. One of the things that we were able to look or ascertain was the amounts of money that was coming into the province was all in cash, consecutive $100 bills, brand new, in the amounts on a weekend of hundreds of thousands of dollars. This amounted to millions of dollars over the course of time that we looked into it over the, number of years that the monastery Bliss and Wisdom has been operating in Prince Edward Island. We were able to establish that the monastery has set up a network of corporations. And if you look at it from a a point of view of money laundering, is what you would anticipate finding in an organized crime, network. This monastery, if you look at it from a, Dalai Lama's point of view, you would not anticipate finding corporations, land transfers, land flips, and citizens being paid under the table cash for residences and property. And that is what has happened in Prince Edward Island now for a period of a number of years, ever since the provincial nominee program came into existence, and they were allowed in. Master master Jin Yan, who came into the province, it is our belief from our investigation that he's tied directly back to the PLC or the Communist Party in China. In my experience, having worked both in Asia and from '91 to '94, having collaborated with Sam Cooper and had hours of discussion with him over the many, many years, I can tell you my view is that the PRC government, the only way to describe it, is that they are the largest transnational organized crime group in the history of the world.
bruce_mcgonigal
Posted - September 23, 2025 at 7:29 PM
Saved - September 24, 2025 at 5:24 AM
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Katie and Karen have been arrested for refusing to leave their own property, which feels outrageous. I've been warning that the ostriches could be slaughtered soon, and I shared a video of the threats made earlier today. This situation can't be allowed to continue.

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

Katie & Karen have been arrested!! 🤬 The RCMP arrested them for not leaving her own property! This is MADNESS. She has been warning that the ostriches could be slaughtered in 48 hours, since yesterday & posted about being threatened earlier today (See quoted video). @PierrePoilievre @JohnRustad4BC this can't be allowed.

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Where are they? Where are they? They arrested him. They were in a paddy wagon. Where? Down there. So we just got word they arrested Katie and Karen.
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Speaker 0: Where are they? Where are they? They arrested him. They were in a paddy wagon. Where? Down there. So we just got word they arrested Katie and Karen.

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

🚔🪶☠️ : BREAKING : RCMP thugs are promising to arrest the ostrich farm owners if they do not leave their farm. CFIA says they're moving to the next step and the farm owners will be removed. Today appears to be the day folks. In winter the CFIA showed up in full PPE. Today not one is wearing masks and no one seems concerned at all about a virus. This is about taking people off their land, killing their animals and then likely forcing the farm owners into bankruptcy so their property can be taken over. This is evil and intentional. The RCMP are all in because they want promotions so they can do security detail for MPs who fly around the world and stay at the best hotels, eating the best food & drinking the best wine.

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The letter shown yesterday, "that wasn't that was prior to this operation," arrived yesterday morning from "the gal" Courtney Fotheringham, who has been our contact. She wrote the letter saying that they would like us to help feed the birds and do things. "Are you gonna leave? Are you serious?" "Yes. Because if you don't, you'll be impeding me as an inspector, and that's an obstruction under the health of animals actually." "We're not obstructing. We're just trying to feed them." "Yesterday We're not obstructing. We're not being in anybody's way." "you guys are in." "Here you guys are gonna be able to see it." "That's why you're gonna be taking you're gonna be taken to the colonies, first of Yeah. Why? Given documents, right"
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Speaker 0: You showed me the letter yesterday. Yes. And I said that that wasn't that was prior to this operation. No. Why is that, Mark? It came yesterday morning. Speaker 1: It's just a morning Speaker 0: call. Came from your from the gal that Speaker 1: Courtney Fotheringham. Speaker 0: She's one of Courtney Fotheringham has been our contact, and she wrote the letter saying that they would like us to help feed the birds and do things. Now. Are you gonna leave? Are you serious? Hey, terrible. Yes. Because if you don't, you'll be impeding me as an inspector, and that's an obstruction under the health of animals actually. Speaker 1: We're not obstructing. We're just trying to Speaker 0: feed them. Speaker 1: Yesterday We're not obstructing. We're not being in anybody's way. Jesus. We are not in anybody's way by just feeding the animals. You guys if Speaker 0: you guys are in Yes. Here you guys are gonna be able to see it. Alright? So just I want you to know. Yes. You're gonna be able to say it. We operate. I'm gonna let you know right now. Speaker 1: Where, Paul? Speaker 0: That's why you're gonna be taking you're gonna be taken to the colonies, first of Yeah. Why? Given documents, right
bruce_mcgonigal
Posted - April 13, 2025 at 11:34 AM
Saved - April 15, 2025 at 5:13 AM

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

If our government knew about the release of covid-19 in October 2019, why were we told January 30th, 2020 the threat level was low? Feb 4th, 2020, 16 tonnes of our Emergency PPE was shipped off to Wuhan China. We had no PPE to properly screen our airports & border crossings. https://t.co/1cqYedlXYg

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The head of public health in Canada has been giving press conferences stating that the risk to Canadians is very low. The surveillance system is working as it should, detecting incoming cases and treating them appropriately. Information is being shared rapidly with other jurisdictions in Canada, allowing for a rapid response and containment of the disease spread. The risk remains low. People can protect their health by washing their hands, practicing good hygiene, and getting their flu shot, whether it's from coronavirus or the flu.
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Speaker 0: You have been out, you mentioned doctor Tam, the head of of public health in Canada has been out as well giving press conferences trying to say to Canadians, listen, we are at a very low risk here. How concerned should we be? Speaker 1: I think Canadians need to know the risk remains low today. As I said our surveillance system is working exactly as it should. We've been able to detect any cases that are coming in and treat them appropriately and be able to share information very rapidly with other jurisdictions in Canada that allows for a very rapid response and the spread of the disease is contained and so I think the risk remains low. Obviously there are things people can do themselves to protect their health whether it's from coronavirus which isn't present in an uncontrolled way or whether it is from the flu which is present in a very big way this season and those are things like wash their hands and make sure they practice good hygiene and get their flu shot.

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

To Make Canada Great Again we must never stop demanding answers & accountability on the origins of covid-19. Here is a 7 minute video I put together. If you learn something, please share. Add a comment and let me know if I missed anything or if you found anything particularly helpful. Knowledge is power friends. All my videos that I upload to X are downloadable. Feel free to share them on any platform you can.

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- Concerns were raised about the transfer of Ebola and Hennepa viruses to the Wuhan Institute of Virology. - There was a period of about ten weeks in which there was no president of Piak. An interim president would be appointed with delegation during that period, the chief public health officer. - Facebook is working with the WHO and the US CDC to remove scientifically disproven information. - A coalition of public health partners could retweet and forward collective information, similar to anti-vaccination groups. - Red flags were raised in August 2018, but two scientists were not let out of the lab until July 5, 2019. - During that time, the scientists had unfettered access to the lab, even after a fact-finding report validated unauthorized transfer of materials to the PRC and multiple security and intellectual property breaches. - The time frame allowing them full access was too long, and measures could have been taken to restrict their access. - Protesters in Hong Kong broke into the Legislative Council and spray-painted the symbol of the hjsar.
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Speaker 0: You expressed concerns in some of those documents about the transfer of Ebola and Hennepa viruses to the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Those viruses were actually shipped out in February. Why were you concerned about these shipments to the Wuhan Institute of Virology? So the basis of my concern wasn't the scientists within the NML. The basis of my concern was actually the recipient laboratory. You know, the president of Piak, exited her role as president of Piak on February 2739. The a new deputy head was not appointed until May 6 of that year. So there was a period of about ten weeks in which there was no president of Piak. So my first question is, was there an interim or acting president of PIAC during that period from the February to the May? Speaker 1: Yes. As is normal, an interim president would be appointed with delegation during that period. Speaker 0: Who was that what was that role? Was it an ADM? Or was it a director general? Like, who was the acting president during that period? Speaker 1: The acting president during that period was the chief, public health officer. Speaker 0: Those viruses were actually shipped out in February. Speaker 1: We've also had a discussion with Facebook on how we can collaborate on removing information that has been scientifically disproven or debunked. So Facebook is currently working with the WHO, with the US CDC, and essentially trying to work with us to so so they'll they'll need some experts to actually say, is this misinformation? If it's scientifically proven to be misinformation, there's an opportunity for them to actually remove that information. And we're also working with Google and others. And so I think that a lot of people criticize social media companies for not doing enough, but I think that we're all trying to figure out what more we can do together. So another thing that I thought about is, like, a coalition of public health partners so that we can re retweet and re read forward our our collective information in the same way that the anti vaccination, group has been doing. And this could be an international collaboration as well. We need to collaborate across government departments because there are other government departments sort of interested in, impacts on the elections, impacts on combating extremism. Speaker 2: Thank you very much, mister chair. Thank you, mister Fatton, for appearing. One of the things that struck me about this national security breach in terms of how it was handled was the length of time that it took between when red flags were first raised in August of twenty eighteen to the time that these two scientists were let out of the lab on July fifth of twenty nineteen. That's almost a year. And during that time, these scientists had unfettered access to the lab even after a fact finding report was issued in March. Although it was incomplete, validated that they were, among other things, transferring on an unauthorized basis materials from the lab to the PRC and that there were multiple security and intellectual property breaches of policy. So I I'd be interested in your thoughts on the issue of of the timeline in terms of how PIAAC responded. Speaker 3: Thank you, chair. Well, I think my my general purpose reaction is is that the time frame allowing them full access was too long. I don't think necessarily that when the red flags were first raised, you know, they should have been handcuffed and walked out of the building. But there were a range of measures that departmental security and the deputy head could have taken to restrict their access, to control where they're going and whatnot. And I think it became increasingly clear, certainly in terms of the material I've read, as time went on, it was more and more serious. And they also could have made the conditions to which they were subjected more serious as time went on. So my bottom line is their general access, their unfettered access until almost the very end was too long. And at a bare minimum, they should have had, if they were to be remained on the job, had their physical access restricted and had perhaps electronic electronic access restricted. You don't have to cut somebody off entirely in order to limit the threat they pose. Speaker 4: This is Hong Kong Free Press coming to you live from the main chamber of the legislative council of Hong Kong. Protestors around twenty minutes, thirty minutes ago have successfully broken into the gates and have got into various areas in the Legislative Council. Now, what we see here is the main chamber, Legislative Council, where lawmakers would normally hold their meetings. You see here, the protesters have, spray painted black, the the symbol of the h j s a r.
bruce_mcgonigal
Posted - March 14, 2025 at 7:55 AM
Saved - March 14, 2025 at 6:17 PM

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

@MarioNawfal Canada at 8.7 is🤡. There is no way our last election in BC was legit. Now David Eby wants to use Trump's tariffs to give himself covid like Emergency powers over British Columbians AGAIN. He says it will only last for 2 years. https://t.co/83auYPXgby

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

David Eby is granting himself emergency powers for two years to protect himself from criminal charges. The guy who diverted healthcare dollars to get people & kids wasted 22 million times, on the taxpayer dime, now wants unlimited powers. https://t.co/Y5KEpU0puP

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The Premier is questioned about a bill granting him broad powers without legislative approval, raising concerns about bypassing democratic processes similar to executive orders issued by the US President. The Premier responds that the bill mandates legislative ratification of orders and includes sunset clauses. He argues the legislation is necessary to respond swiftly to potential crises, such as the US terminating the Columbia River Treaty and cutting off electricity access. The Premier states the bill is emergency legislation, not routine, designed to minimize economic and social damage from unpredictable actions by the US President.
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Speaker 0: Premier, the last part of this bill seems to give you extraordinary powers to do a lot of different things without the legislature. And I'm wondering why you can't just do them through the legislature. Keep it running. Get it done. You got a majority government. And when you say we're not gonna be at the whim of one man at the White House, have we not set up a system here where where the government sort of at the whim of you and that he's gonna be signing executive orders in the Oval Office and then we flip to you signing executive orders in the premier's office and two democratic systems are bypassed for for leaders orders? Speaker 1: Yeah. Not at all, Rob. The the Bill actually requires. These orders and council these regulations to come to the legislature. To be ratified by the legislature it also has a whole sunsets. Within a two year period. The scenario I. Want to. I want to invite. People to consider is one in which The United States. Rips up the Columbia River treaty. And and shuts off access to the common entitlement of electricity between Washington state and Canada. We will have to take some pretty dramatic actions in a very short period of time. We. You know it's it's crucial. That. Whatever the emergency is that the president incurs upon Canada in an effort to damage us. There were able to respond quickly to minimize the damage. We see this as emergency legislation. This is not everyday legislation. This is not routine legislation. This is an emergency situation where we need legislative authority. We need government authority to do something quickly to minimize damage to the economy, to people and an unpredictable action from an unpredictable president.

@JohnRustad4BC - John Rustad

If you thought government overreach during COVID19 was bad — wait until you hear about what BC’s radical NDP is trying to with Bill 7. Bill 7 gives BC’s already authoritarian top-down NDP government sweeping, almost unlimited powers with zero oversight. Bill 7 is so radical… https://t.co/kOaKYeZQOv

bruce_mcgonigal
Posted - November 18, 2024 at 6:51 PM
Saved - November 18, 2024 at 7:47 PM

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

🚨UPDATE : Diddy insider is alleging Justin Trudeau killed a girl at a crazy Diddy party... Trudeau's half brother has repeatedly suggested Justin Trudeau is being blackmailed. https://t.co/RiizLdJWzw

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Hidden cameras were set up in the house, not for safety, but to catch people in compromising situations. As the night progressed, things escalated dramatically. Rumors spread that a world leader was caught on tape engaging in illegal activities that could lead to a life sentence. In prison, those guilty of certain crimes face severe consequences, and word travels quickly. If the rumors are accurate, the repercussions for Trudeau would be severe. It's suggested that a young girl involved may not survive the ordeal.
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Speaker 0: Here's the thing. There were hidden cameras in the house, not for safety, nah, but to catch folks slipping. So as the night rolls on, it gets crazy in there. Wild stuff I ain't even gonna repeat. But word got out that the world leader got caught on tape doing some illegal dirt, and I'm talking stuff that could put him behind bars for life. Let's just say in prison, child molesters don't just get punished. They are marked. The word spreads fast, and when it does, justice comes brutal and swift from the hands of those who've got nothing to lose. Man, I ain't saying too much. But if what I heard is true, that kind of punishment wouldn't even scratch the surface for Trudeau. Word is that little girl ain't making out of that room alive.

@tpvsean - TPV Sean

🚨 FBI Seize Diddy 'Kompromat Tapes' Featuring Justin Trudeau Seized footage from Sean "Diddy" Combs’ notorious parties allegedly feature Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in scenes that will rock the political establishment in Canada and send shock waves around the world. From his prison cell, Diddy is now attempting to influence witnesses, haunted by fears of meeting the same fate as Jeffrey Epstein, who was whacked by the elite before he could testify. The tension is compounded by rumors that Trudeau is set to be the next high-profile figure to face public exposure. Trudeau has survived countless scandals in his career, but this time, there’s no covering it up - the tide has turned, the truth is being laid bare, and it’s about to expose the system of elite pedophilia practiced by the global elite.

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Seized footage from Sean Didi Combs' parties allegedly implicates Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in serious scandals. From prison, Diddy is reportedly influencing witnesses amid fears of a cover-up similar to Jeffrey Epstein's. Trudeau, linked to past controversies, faces potential exposure as victims and whistleblowers come forward. Texas attorney Tony Buzbee claims to have shocking evidence against powerful figures, including Trudeau. Reports suggest Trudeau was caught on hidden cameras during a wild party, with rumors of illegal activities. His past as a teacher is also under scrutiny due to allegations involving an underage student. As the truth emerges, the elite's dark secrets are at risk of being revealed, marking a potential reckoning for those involved.
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Speaker 0: Seized footage from Sean Didi Combs' notorious parties allegedly feature Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau in scenes that will rock the political establishment in Canada and send shockwaves around the world. From his prison cell, Diddy is now attempting to influence witnesses haunted by fears of meeting the same fate as Jeffrey Epstein, who was waxed by the elite before he could testify. The tension is compounded by rumors that Trudeau is set to be the next high profile figure to face public exposure. Trudeau has survived countless scandals in his career, but this time, there's no covering it up. The tide has turned. The truth is being laid bare, and it's about to expose the system of elite pedophilia practiced by the global elite. Before we dive in, join the People's Voice locals community if you haven't already, and sign up to become a member of the world's first ever cyber nation that truly believes in life, liberty, and the pursuit of your dreams. Visit joson.com and click the join us button today. It's completely free. Justin Trudeau's mother was a socialite who enjoyed nothing more than abandoning her husband and children to spend days at hedonistic sex and drugs orgies in New York with the world's most famous rock stars. It seems the apple didn't fall far from the tree. Justin Trudeau, prime minister of Canada, also has a taste for the high life and enjoys nothing more than fraternizing with the entertainment industry elite. Unfortunately for Trudeau, he has been named in court documents connected to Sean Didi Combs. And victims and whistleblowers are coming forward to ensure justice is served. Speaker 1: Leave the kids alone. You sick fuck. Speaker 0: Texas based attorney Tony Buzbee has got a list of names that he says will shock the public. He also announced that he's got video evidence of various powerful figures engaged in despicable acts with underage children. Speaker 2: The biggest secret in the entertainment industry that really wasn't a secret at all has finally been revealed to the world. The wall of silence has now been broken, and victims are coming forward. Our team has had, at this point, more than 3,285 individuals contact us, with people claiming people claiming to have been victimized by Sean Combs. After vetting, we now represent a 120 individuals who intend to bring civil claims in civil court against Sean Diddy Combs, as well as claims against many other individuals and entities that we will name as defendants as we file these individual cases. Speaker 0: This is devastating news for Trudeau and other VIP friends of the disgraced music mogul. For years, these individuals operated as though they were untouchable, basking in their power and arrogance. But like all who fly too close to the sun, their downfall was inevitable. Their days of evading justice appeared to be numbered. Now a tidal wave of truth is crashing down as victims and whistleblowers step forward in droves, Determined to expose the dark secrets, these elites thought would stay buried forever. The reckoning has begun. Speaker 3: I was working security at this wild party in New York, thrown by this big time rapper and mogul. Y'all know who I'm talking about. This was back in 2015, and the spot was lit with celebs, actors, artists, everybody who mattered, even Reverend Al Sharpton pulling up. Felt like the whole entertainment game was in the building, but then this one dude steps in, Justin Trudeau, a world leader, and, man, the whole vibe shifted real quick. Phones gone at the door, cameras locked away. But here's the thing, there were hidden cameras in the house, not for safety, nah, but to catch folks slipping. So as the night rolls on, it gets crazy in there. Wild stuff I ain't even gonna repeat, but word got out that the world leader got caught on tape doing some illegal dirt. And I'm talking stuff that could put him behind bars for life. Let's just say in prison, child molesters don't just get punished. They are marked. The word spreads fast, and when it does, justice comes brutal and swift from the hands of those who've got nothing to lose. Man, I ain't saying too much. But if what I heard is true, that kind of punishment wouldn't even scratch the surface for Trudeau. Word is that little girl ain't make it out of that room alive. Folks say he gets hit with guilt after doing his dirt, like it eats him up inside, so he gotta take the child's life just to deal with it. It's twisted for real. Here's where it gets real shady. The footage didn't stay private. The mogul made copies and passed them to some powerful people. Now they got this dude on lock. Every move he makes, every deal he signs, it's all because he knows they could ruin him any second. Speaker 0: What do Bill Gates and Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau have in common? They both have a habit of laughing in the least appropriate moments. They were both raised by powerful far left fathers who initiated them into the global elite. And they were both divorced by their wives because they are elite globalist pedophiles. We have the details after this important word from our sponsor. Today's sponsor is pillsforever.com. If you think big pharma have your best interests at heart, think again. Under Biden, the price of medicine in America has skyrocketed, and there are certain medicines big pharma don't want you to know about. That's why I've partnered with pillsforever.com. All of their FDA approved medicines are the cheapest you'll find anywhere. More importantly, you can order medicines that big pharma don't want you to have such as Ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and fenbendazole. Speaking of fenbendazole, not only does it get rid of parasites that live inside your body, there have been studies that show fenbendazole can help with cancer. 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According to Melinda, it was Bill's close relationship with the convicted pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein. Melinda said, either he goes or I go. And Bill chose the guy with a private jet and an island full of underage sex slaves. Then we had the case of Trudeau's wife, Sophie, abandoning the sinking ship before Justin's huge pedophilia scandal blows up in their faces. Is there a pedophile ring operating at the highest levels in Canadian politics? And is Justin Trudeau, a multigenerational globalist elite, intimately involved? Let's take a look at the recent revelations by Kyle Kemper, Justin Trudeau's half brother, who has revealed that the Canadian prime minister does not write his own speeches or tweets, but instead performs like a dancing monkey, reading scripts written for him by his globalist overlords. Trudeau is not speaking from his heart, insists his brother, who adds, blackmail is a very powerful tool. We have been saying for years that Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum are penetrating governments and installing compromised puppet leaders. Here is some validation you can share around. Speaker 5: To anybody who's been blackmailed out there or, you know, got went to a a white party, for example, and took a sip of a drink and got a little bit crazy and then, you know, you're a little bit disconnected from reality and all of a sudden you find yourself participating in some sort of sick ritual and, oh, guess what? You learn out you find out later that, yeah, that was all recorded. And, now you need to do what we tell you to do. You're a victim. You're trapped. You may have consciously made that decision, but by giving in to the blackmail and continuing to do the orders and execute the tyranny of the extreme minority that seeks to rule through blackmail, coercion, deception, division, Release yourself from them. 1st, apologize to yourself. Forgive yourself. Be thankful for that experience. You know, it's tough. And then love thyself, but move forward. And remember, your right action, you can never doubt yourself for taking right action. And you're not alone. There's a lot of people that have been blackmailed and set up and offered deals. And some of you consciously took it because it was the cool thing to do. Or you could see, oh, the riches, the wealth, the power. But it's not worth it. It's not worth it. And you're actively contributing to a parasitic energy that is rotting and hindering the growth of planet Earth and civilization humanity. Speaker 6: You know, when you look at, like, the history of people like Jeffrey Epstein, like, what their role was, you know, to trap people and blackmail people. And like you know you think about a lifetime of opulence and opportunity like you know you're probably there you make mistakes and or like you know you get coerced into doing something bad and I've heard from you know multiple people like not not specific to Justin but like of situations where, you know, all of a sudden it's like, you know, this this girl comes out of nowhere and she's on it and you're in you're in a special a special room or a special house and it's like come on. Come on. Like, let's let's let's do that. Oh, you're married, but they're, like, pushing. They're trying to make something out of they're trying to make something happen. And this is how, like, you know, when a camera's on, there's then then it's recorded, and you're blackmailed. And so, like, blackmail is a very powerful tool. Speaker 0: Those with keen memories will remember that Trudeau's entry into politics in 2008 was dogged by a sex scandal from his days as a teacher at Vancouver's elite West Point Grey Academy. And the truth about Trudeau's shameful history is an open secret in Canada's parliament. Judging by the reaction when the conservative opposition leader made a not so subtle reference to it last year. Speaker 7: Yes, mister speaker. I was a high school teacher before getting into politics. I'm having a little trouble remembering what exactly the job that the leader of the opposition had before getting his job. Yes. And, yes. And he left right in the middle of the semester, and I'm having trouble remembering why. Speaker 0: Before we get to the allegations, it's worth making note of a couple of facts. Christopher Charles Ingvildsen, a teacher at West Point Grey Academy, who also went to college with Trudeau, was found guilty of child pornography charges after being caught directing an international pedophile ring. This man was Justin Trudeau's best friend at the time. Justin Trudeau and Yngwoltsen have been closely linked since their days as roommates at college. And after completing their teaching degrees, they both received job offers from West Point Grey Academy. After becoming prime minister, Justin Trudeau encouraged Yngwoltsen to run for political office as a member of the Liberal Party. Ingvildsen announced his desire to be Liberal MP candidate in the district of Vancouver Kingsway and developed social media pages announcing his plans to run. However, his arrest and subsequent imprisonment on child porn and pedophilia charges have ended any chance Ingleton had of entering politics even in Trudeau's liberal Canada. The revelation that Justin Trudeau's close friend is a pedophile has come as no surprise to Canadians who've been watching the liberal prime minister closely, including the opposition leader. So why did Justin Trudeau leave his teaching job halfway through the school term? Spoiler alert. It involves a very young victim. Canadian media is prevented from reporting on the story, and most of the US media is controlled by 3 letter agencies and the globalist elite. So Trudeau's victim's father spoke to the Buffalo Chronicle to reveal that she was much younger at the time of their relationship than was first thought. Some in the public pegged the young girl at 17 years old according to her father, but this is totally inaccurate. She was much, much younger than that, the Canadian businessman told the Chronicle. He was not a party to the $2,250,000 mutual nondisclosure nondisparagement agreement that his daughter signed in exchange for her continued silence on October 9, 2008. The terms of that agreement prevent both the accuser and Trudeau from acknowledging any aspect of that relationship without triggering a 6 to 7 figure liquidated damages clause. The penalty starts at $500,000 and scales up depending on the magnitude of the breach. Trudeau and the underage girl engaged in a long affair on and off campus while Trudeau taught drama and French at West Point Grey Academy. Trudeau was discovered by the girl's father at their family home which prompted private demands to school administrators that he'd be removed from his position immediately. There was a small settlement at the time, the girl's father told the chronicle, but declined to provide details. The relationship was discovered several months after Pierre Trudeau's death. He died on September 28th and was eulogized by his son on October 3rd, an event that made the younger Trudeau a rising political star, around whom Liberal Canada and the rest of the world would swoon. Some of his very young students were like putty in his hands, his friends say. At the time, the family was told that the school's standard employment agreement included confidentiality terms that would be binding on Trudeau after his departure. As a matter of policy, Greypoint does not comment on personnel matters, especially when they involve the current prime minister. At the time, Canada's age of consent was 14 years old. In 2008, prime minister Stephen Harper had that law changed, raising the age to 16 where the law sits today. Still, Canada outlaws sex between adults and people younger than 18 years old when the adult was in a position of responsibility for the well-being of that child. Trudeau's behavior would have been illegal at the time. Is Trudeau another compromised pedophile, destroying his country from the inside and controlled like a puppet by the global elites? Here at the People's Voice, we are determined to continue exposing the elites, but we need your help. 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Posted - October 5, 2024 at 4:07 PM
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The RCMP has started to close investigations into CCP/PRC money laundering and foreign interference, despite the Liberals stating that the decision would rest with the RCMP based on available materials. There's uncertainty about whether the RCMP can access the NSICOP report or take action on it. This situation potentially allows the PRC/CCP to operate freely within our government and education systems. Meanwhile, Tamara Lich and Chris Barber continue to face legal challenges since the Freedom Convoy, highlighting the real issue of standing against government corruption and violations of the Charter.

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🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 The RCMP have begun shutting down probes & investigations into CCP / PRC money laundering & foreign interference. It was the Liberals who said it would be up to the RCMP to decide what would happen based on what materials the RCMP had (see comments). We don't even know if the RCMP can see the NSICOP report or act on it, if they do see it. This just opens the door wide for the PRC / CCP to do as they please, at every level of government & in our education system. Meanwhile @LichTamara @ChrisBarber1975 have endured lawfare since the end of the #FreedomConvoy2022 . Once again we see the real crime, is standing up to government corruption & Trudeau's violations of the Charter. Link may be behind a paywall for some. Free views with valid email. https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/rcmp-dropped-chinese-money-laundering-probe-due-to-limited-impact-resources-5735238

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Posted - August 24, 2024 at 6:35 PM
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I shared a video highlighting concerns about a lifetime gag order via NSICOP that prevents revealing treasonous Canadian MPs. Breaching this order could mean 14 years in prison. I'm questioning how the RCMP can investigate foreign interference if those in the know can't speak out. This scandal needs attention.

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🇨🇦🕵️‍♂️Video : The only way to see who the treasonous Canadian Members of Parliament are, is to sign a lifetime gag order via NSICOP. 🚨Breaching an NSICOP gag order can lead to 14 years in prison. How can the RCMP investigate foreign interference, if everyone who has knowledge of what is going on, can't say anything due to a lifetime gag order? Please share this far and wide. This latest scandal must not be swept under the rug.

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Posted - June 12, 2024 at 7:28 PM
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In a video, Pierre Poilievre attempts to raise a Point of Order but is interrupted and the live feed is cut by CPAC. This follows a similar incident with Jenny Kwan the previous day. These actions in the House of Commons raise concerns about the credibility of our system and trust among citizens.

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🤔🇨🇦Video : Pierre Poilievre tries to raise a Point of Order after Question Period but is shouted down. 🗒️:Before he can put forward his point of order, CPAC cuts the live feed. Our system is a disgrace. 🗒️:This is the 2nd day in a row where a Point of Order has been shut down before the Member of Parliament raising the point of order, can even present what it is. Yesterday it was Jenny Kwan they did this to. What is going on in the House of Commons? How does this raise the trust among citizens that our system is even remotely credible?

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Speaker 0 requests unanimous consent. Speaker 1 acknowledges the official opposition leader. Confusion arises regarding the request.
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Speaker 0: Mister speaker, I believe if you seek it, you will find unanimous consent following Speaker 1: I'm already I'm I'm already hearing a number of of the honorable leaders, official opposition. I just wanted This is here. Here. Folks, give me a second here. The honorable leader of the official opposition has the floor. Pursuit? I I don't even know what he's asking for. Noah, I I cannot
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Posted - March 31, 2024 at 10:30 PM
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Would there even be an overdose crisis if Narcan was sold for 50 cents a shot? It costs 5 cents to make a shot of Narcan, which then sells for $10 - $150. San Francisco is Dying. [FULL DOCUMENTARY] See video link at bottom for more of their info. https://t.co/G1N78WifuV

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San Francisco is facing a drug crisis, rampant homelessness, and a rise in crime. Drug addicts are being paid to use drugs, leading to a high number of overdose deaths. Many of the homeless individuals in the city actually have homes but choose to live on the streets to do drugs. Fentanyl is a commonly used drug in the area. Businesses are leaving due to the unsafe environment, and the city is struggling to address the issues. The government's harm reduction approach, which includes providing drug paraphernalia, is not effectively solving the problem. The lack of law enforcement and the $950 limit for felony charges contribute to the rise in crime. Oakland, a neighboring city, is also facing similar challenges with homelessness and crime.
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Speaker 0: This is San Francisco, the city that pays drug addicts to use drugs. Speaker 1: I mean, if we're gonna be realistic, they'd pay you to be homeless here. I get $620 a month. This right now is is literally by choice. Speaker 2: How many times have you died? About 40 times last year. Almost a handful of times. Speaker 3: I've died on my feet, scanned in in one spot. And I met this chick right out here. She's pretty cute. Yeah. That's the night that she she shot me with fentanyl. I don't do fentanyl at all. Speaker 0: She forcibly injected fentanyl in With record high overdose deaths in 2020 3, rampant homelessness, deadly drug addiction, and unpunished shoplifting and car break ins, businesses are fleeing and the city is dying. But how did it get to this point, and can it be fixed? So I met up with JJ Smith, a citizen journalist who's lived in the Tenderloin, the heart of San Francisco's drug crisis his entire life. Speaker 4: I started to see too many of my family, too many of my friends, a lot of my friends dying off of it and all. But what it is is a lot of people trying to normalize it. Majority of everybody out here that you think is homeless, a lot of them ain't homeless. They got homes to go to. Speaker 5: They got family houses. They got friend houses. Speaker 4: Some of them even got husbands or wives houses. They just can't do their drugs there, so they decided to come live on the streets and do it. Speaker 0: But what drugs were people using out here? Speaker 4: What type of drugs you use? Speaker 6: I use phenylol and crystal meth. I started very young with, processing drugs, with my mom doing heroin. Speaker 0: Can you tell me what you're up to right now? Speaker 3: Getting well. Getting well? Yeah. Offsetting off. Smoke it on some boil. Right there. Yep. ISO and then clean ISO. So those are like that. Speaker 0: How many times have you died? Me? Speaker 2: But I have almost a handful of times, Speaker 3: I think. Speaker 2: Of times. Yeah. Speaker 3: I've died on my feet, scanned in in one spot, and my my wife right here screaming my name, shaking me. Speaker 0: Question for you, man. What are you using in the pipe? Is it meth? Yeah. Speaker 4: If I was able to offer you some treatment to get into a rehab, would you accept it? Speaker 6: Moment? No. Speaker 5: Why not? Speaker 6: It's not ready. Speaker 0: What do you what do you use? Heroin? Speaker 3: No. Hell no. I I smoke methodega, but not that much anymore. Speaker 0: How many people have you seen dead on the streets out here? Speaker 4: It's in the 100. 100? It's in the 100. I have personally documented 18 in one day. Speaker 0: How often does the shooting go down out here? I saw the video of the guy shooting with the silencer. Speaker 4: It was another shooting right here. That's why you see that police van right there? They got that police truck right there because there was a shooting directly in front of that kid's playground park. 5 people got shot. One died. Yeah. That's the one that died recently from the shooting. Speaker 0: A nice playground right here. So what I've heard in the comment section is when they say, kids coming through. Everyone's supposed to stop using drugs. No one changed their activity at all when she said that. Speaker 4: Nobody don't change their activity. Normally, peep family with kids that walk the other way. She shouldn't have to walk the other way. She Speaker 0: shouldn't be Speaker 4: able to walk through here, but they don't care. They just still get high. Speaker 0: You have any thoughts on what's going on here? Speaker 1: Beautiful place. It's and it's so filled with so much culture. It's just it's it's getting chipped away. It's getting eaten up by a lot of these I I don't wanna say they're lost causes because people Yeah. Speaker 0: Is that anything? Speaker 6: Yeah. Speaker 5: Yeah. Speaker 1: I use fentanyl on a day to day basis. Speaker 0: Okay. Speaker 1: Like, I'm on the verge of kind of weaning myself off right now, and I'm getting a job and things like that. I'm Oh, yeah. I'm I'm doing that. Speaker 0: How'd you get into Fentanyl? What was your first use? Speaker 1: I would say it was my choice, but I was with my girlfriend. Speaker 0: Okay. Speaker 1: Yeah. Who has been using, and it was fun to, you know, use with her and kinda cozy up next to each other under the stars, you know. Sure. Because it's kinda like a a motherly hug. It's kinda like a, people say, oh, it's like a hug from God. You know? Speaker 0: But this hug was killing almost 500 people a year just in San Francisco. Speaker 4: Look. It's all fresh from production. They give you these 10 cans right here just to cook your drugs here. You cannot catch any diseases off these cans, so why would you give them out? You're causing harm. You're enabling them by giving them that. This is part of their suicide kit that they give away. Speaker 0: What's going on with him, do you think? Speaker 4: I don't know. Speaker 3: He he Speaker 4: needs help. He needs serious help. Look. He got bugs tearing his body up. That's why he got all those sword fighting. Speaker 0: Yes. Picking up a beat. Viewers need some heat. Speaker 5: Okay. Heat. I swear to god when he in the street. Had to get in for my dog last week. She know, they're on top of for real. Speaker 7: Nigga. Oh, shit. Speaker 5: Dog fighting down the street. Would've gotten real. Whoo. Tenderloin anything he had. Speaker 0: I'm at a loss for words. There's just so much going on. Oh, yo. AR 15 bullet shell, tenderloin. Speaker 5: It ain't never been you? Speaker 0: I don't think so. Bullet in hand, right across the street was the tender Loin police station. Question for you. Is it, is it risky to do, like, drugs in front of the police station out here? Or are they not doing anything? They don't do anything? Speaker 4: It's not the police fault. It's really not. They really wanna do something. It's the board of police commissions and the board of supervisors, particularly a dean president. The supervisor in this district says, let them stay like this. Leave them alone. If they wanna get high, let them get high. Let them get high till they die. Speaker 8: Will you follow your own department of public health's advice and end punitive policies specifically arresting and incarcerating drug users that increase fatal overdoses? Speaker 9: Another white man who's talking about black and brown people as if you're the savior of those people and you speak for them. Speaker 10: At the Speaker 9: end of the day, you've never lived in it. You've never experienced it. Speaker 4: I used to be one of the persons growing up that always said, fuck police. The police. I grew up saying that. I don't believe in that no more. I really like this police station, any police. It's just that their hands are tied right now. They wanna come out here and move this. Trust me. They get disgusted when Speaker 5: they walk outside and they Speaker 4: see this. Disgusted that they can't help them the way that they wanna help them because the board of supervisors and the police commission say no. Leave them alone. You see, this is a charter school right there. Right? There was a dead body right here before they did that. Speaker 0: Question for you. What are your thoughts on your tent being right across from the school? Speaker 11: I didn't really know it was right across from Speaker 0: the school. I see. Speaker 11: Oh, yeah. We're only here for, like, a couple of days. We're actually getting an apartment Speaker 12: in a few days. Speaker 0: Oh, okay. Congratulations. And as JJ and I walked through the trash, feces, broken glass, and homeless encampments right across from the kindergarten through 8th grade school, one of the many Honduran drug dealers, notorious for running every block in the Tenderloin for the last few years, staring us down and stalking us across the street. In fact, these guys are making so much money selling drugs here. They're causing a housing housing boom back home in Honduras where they send their money back to. Are we we in the clear? Speaker 4: We in Speaker 0: the clear. Yeah. Speaker 4: Everybody's set up. We they're running packs. But when it's a group again, that's when they only go Speaker 13: do something. Out of here. Speaker 0: JJ, I'm a be real. I'm not loving the looks I'm getting from the, the Hondo guys out here. Speaker 4: He he he was a threat. He he ain't in key in the group. He only operated in the group. Speaker 0: Now to understand my fear of the Honduran gangs out here in the Tenderloin, we need to go back in time to 4 AM this morning. We're walking the streets right now. I've seen young ladies yak on the streets, human feces, human urine, people nodding out to camps, and it's early, baby. So throw up here. Oh, man. Human poop. As me and my cameraman explored the loin, we walked past a group of masked up Honduran gangsters keeping a close eye on anyone and everyone walking by. And out of fear of getting blipped, I didn't dare point a camera at their face. As we walked off, one of the hondos was trailing us from multiple blocks, clutching his sagging pants tightly onto what I can only imagine to be his gun. Holding his belt knuckle like this. Sketchy out here. What? Are you breaking the lock or what? Speaker 6: No. I'm not breaking the lock. Speaker 0: What are you up to? Speaker 1: That's what's happening. Speaker 0: Oh, okay. Speaker 2: Now that Speaker 0: you've seen the countless drug addicts and understand the gang influence out here, you might be wondering how businesses can operate in this environment. How does it be a business owner out here? Speaker 14: I feel sorry for the people. I feel very sorry for that. Because the drug they be giving them, you know, they be killing everybody. Every every day we have. Speaker 0: Sure. You see bodies on the street Speaker 12: when you Speaker 6: come to work? Speaker 14: Yes. Yes. Speaker 0: Have you seen a lot of shops nearby shut down since? Speaker 14: Oh, yeah. Some, shut down. People, you know, look like a zombie in the street. Speaker 13: In the Speaker 14: street, live there. You know? Yeah. You feel so sorry for that. The the government doesn't do anything. We need some action. Speaker 0: When I've heard the government's handing out harm reduction, do you think that's helping the problem or hurting them? Speaker 14: No. But there's no there's no the government have to find some some somehow to help the problem. Speaker 0: But with record high overdose deaths in 2023, is harm reduction actually working? I met up with consumer finance reporter, Erica Sandberg, who believes it's actually destroying the city. Speaker 12: Instead of directing people and actively promoting people into treatment so that people are healthy, they get meth pipes, needles, sentinel foil, you name it, anything that is going to help them, and I'm gonna put it in big old air quotes, use safely. There's no such thing as using safely right now. Speaker 0: Of course, for it. We're talking about reduction. We're trying to understand if it's a good thing or a bad thing out here. Do you have any thoughts? Speaker 15: It's honestly the worst idea imaginable. You're you're you're giving in to the to the bad behavior. You you're making it okay. Oh, and it's like our children are playing on these, you know, in these streets. Our our animals are running through these streets. Our elderly are in these streets, and and they could die. Right now, I'm kinda going through something myself, and I'm not really willing to talk. You know? Like, of course, I'm not clean and sober. I'm gonna be here really soon. It's no wonder that we've got such bad reputations on the streets because look at what look. 90% of the homeless population are walking around with body lice all over them, and they're and it's it's spreading. I do have an infection. I don't know what it is. I've I've had it for two and a half, almost three months. My nose never stops straining. Okay. I never stop drooling. I've had a cough. It's it's it's horrible. I feel like I'm dying every day. Speaker 5: Goon's body wants to get you out of 24 Black King. You know the score. It's gonna put you up there, but the niggas Speaker 16: go up. Speaker 0: Well, you're sitting bars. Can I hear a few more? Speaker 5: They said they had a real nigga doing shit. I'm on stereo. Poverty everywhere. Shit on the floor. Everybody bothered me because they know I'm a price more. Speaker 0: I'm in Mad Mars and you run away. I was like, woah. Have to capture his excellence. Speaker 5: Grew up in San Francisco, you know. Caught me in the middle of a, you know, a dig and grab and go. But, Speaker 0: Just want a little boost? Speaker 5: You know, just a little something to keep me going. Speaker 0: Where where from? CVS? Speaker 5: Out to mama's kitchen. Speaker 0: What about my friend Erica here? Would you nip her? Speaker 5: Oh, no. I I want bibber, but I think her. Oh, boy. Well, you know. Speaker 0: You gotta apologize about it. Speaker 5: She's been in the beauty. Right? Speaker 0: Okay. He's he's risen you up a little bit. Speaker 5: Oh. That's that's even us. Right? Mowgli. Speaker 17: Erica, nice to see you. Speaker 6: I mean, Speaker 0: how was life by yourself? Speaker 5: I gotta gotta go. Alright. Speaker 17: Alright. While Speaker 0: this guy walked away with his freshly stolen goods, you might be wondering why he's not running away from cops after committing theft in broad daylight. The biggest thing I keep seeing on Twitter is $950 limit. I can walk into Walgreens, steal $950 worth of merchandise. Speaker 12: Go to right. Go to Macy's. Go to Saks Fifth Avenue. Grab what you can. If it's under that threshold, it's a misdemeanor. So you get your 950. Awesome. Then you go then you go boost it. Right? But it gets better than that. Speaker 10: So you Speaker 12: can go to Macy's, get your $900 worth of stuff. Head over to Saks Fifth Avenue, get another 9 100. Head over to Neiman Marcus. Get another. We lost Nordstrom. H and M is leaving. J. Crew laughs. Whole Foods. This was closed prematurely because the theft in here was so rampant and so intense, they could not function. Speaker 0: Question for you. Is harm reduction effective is so wide? Speaker 3: Yeah. I think I'm trying to understand it. People are gonna use drugs, then they're not gonna stop. The government, the CIA brought these drugs here to sell them to the American people, to create a genocide. This isn't a coincidence. Purdue Pharmaceutical sells more OxyContin than any other drug on the market. Speaker 0: This is facts. Speaker 3: I think that this is a manufactured crisis by the powers that be, the big money of the world. If we see it any different than we're fucking retarded. If you think that drugs being sold on federal property every single day, all day long by Hondurans who are brought here by our fucking government, stop bringing dope over our borders and stop making Fentanyl in San Francisco. Speaker 0: You said harm reduction works. My friend Erica says that it may not work. Oh, where do you guys disagree? Just real quick. Final question. Speaker 3: If the dark hand wasn't out here? Speaker 2: Yeah. How would Speaker 3: I save anybody? Speaker 12: That's not too bad. Speaker 3: That's what they're doing. They're coming out here. They're handing out pipes. They're handing out Narcan. Speaker 12: Do you think handing out pipes is good? Handing out Speaker 3: Why why wouldn't it? They don't hand out Fentanyl. No one hands out Fentanyl. Speaker 12: No. No. No. Not Fentanyl. Foil. Speaker 3: Oh, yeah. Why not? What what what are they gonna do? Grab that, tear off the ground? We're they're handing out encourages people? They're handing out foil that's not Speaker 2: What the gun Speaker 10: draws people into the city? Speaker 3: The the dope draws the people into the city. Oh, no. We're saving lives. The fucking Hondurans out of our streets. Speaker 0: He said that harm reduction works. Yeah. That's right. Disagree? Speaker 12: Well, it works to what? To what end? To keep people alive until what? To what kind of life is this? Speaker 0: Okay. So you think it perpetuates the the inevitable death. And perhaps in proof of Erica's point, about a week later, I'm pretty sure this guy we just interviewed was uploaded to Twitter, passed out on the floor face down, appearing to be nodding out after some form of drug use, but but luckily still breathing. Speaker 12: This area is gonna be dangerous pretty soon. Speaker 0: As Erica left and as evening approached, I spotted what appeared to be local drug addicts selling their freshly boosted goods to tourists and deal hunting grandmas. Where's it from? Speaker 10: It's amazing. Speaker 7: If you wanna release you some deals. Yeah. Speaker 1: Be over here by 8 o'clock. You will see a $1,000 worth Speaker 7: of Yeah. Can't even see shit. Okay. Speaker 0: I'm coming through. So I came back at night to see what I could find at the infamous Fentanyl Bazaar. Speaker 18: Higher city. Speaker 0: A massive open air market where hundreds of drug addicts sell boosted goods and do their drugs. But I brought the Batman of San Francisco with me. What are you doing Speaker 6: with those umbrellas? You didn't pay for those umbrellas. Did you pay for that, ma'am? I I didn't see you go to the checkout line. Did you pay for that, sir? Did you pay for that, sir? No. Go check out. Go check out. No stealing, brother. No stealing. No stealing. Speaker 7: Give that back. Give that chocolate back. Give it back. Stop stealing from the fucking store motherfucker. Get the fuck out of here. Get lost. Get the fuck lost. I don't work here. I will kick your Get lost. Speaker 6: King. Just try to run off. I'm sorry. America's like this right now. I just got kicked out of Walgreens for stopping his feet, and I'm stealing from the store. What's going on in this country? Why are people making me out to be the bad guy for stopping this and stealing from my grocery store? Speaker 0: I'm here with Speaker 6: My name Speaker 12: is Darren. Speaker 6: I'm the founder of the World Peace Movement here in San Francisco, California. We're helping the homeless and raising awareness about the dangers of Fentanyl in our community. I've seen San Francisco go from being the cultural capital of the world to, the technological capital of the world to what seems like the Fentanyl homeless capital of America. Now people are traveling from all across the country for Fentanyl, and it's, you know, $3 a gram. It's cheaper than a loaf of bread, a gallon of milk, and a gallon of gasoline. So many people have left San Francisco. I don't wanna be another person that leaves San Francisco. I wanna stay. I wanna fight to save San Francisco. Speaker 0: So we begin walking to the bazaar. Speaker 6: As you can see, everywhere you look are for lease signs. For lease, for lease for lease for lease for lease. San Francisco has hit terminal velocity in its economic collapse. People don't wanna go to the city. People in the East Bay are starting to call the city the Speaker 0: And as we walked into a nearby Walgreens, my anonymous interview with the security guard there might help you understand why. Speaker 16: We're in a downtown San Francisco market district. Back in the day, like, 10 years ago, this whole game is bringing, like, $1,000,000 a month. Speaker 0: Every time I've come here with my mom for the holidays, things people walk in, steal stuff, walk out. But still have it. Speaker 16: Hands on the guards because guards are all about districts. Me and my brother have been here about 6 months. We've we've fought in Ukraine and in Afghanistan. Since we've been here, no. Speaker 0: We have 0. Yeah. Shut it down. Yeah. Speaker 16: So it's like, hey. If you try to leave, I'm gonna mace you, and then I'm gonna cuff you. And you can explain why You're outside blind and broken. Speaker 0: Are you in the minority of security guards who actually care about their job out here or who are actually willing to enforce any level of don't steal stuff? Speaker 16: Oh, very much so. It's him. I was like contractor. I'm not from here. I'm from Miami. I was brought in to fix the situation. So Speaker 0: It was, like, so much money here? Speaker 16: So much. Like, like, it's it's actually so bad compared to it. Like, it's bad. You know, even this one's bad, but Oakland City Center is the worst. Anything along this bar system, it's the train, everybody hops on, jumps, comes in, grabs trash bags, anything, grabs, and then leaves. Speaker 6: And it's up to, like, $950 or something? What was that California law? Speaker 16: That all that does is incentivize crime. Because you're gonna eyeball $950? No. Nobody can. Yeah. It makes it all passive. That's the point. It makes it the melting of felony. Nothing uniting misdemeanors. You could come in here and inject $5,000 with this. Speaker 0: Now several people I've interviewed have mentioned this $950 amount that someone can steal from a given store each day and not be charged with a felony as one of the main reasons incentivizing criminals to shoplift. And this theoretically makes sense until you look at other states like Texas and Wisconsin that have a $25100 limit, meaning you can steal double the amount and still not get a felony. But the big difference is Texas enforces the law at both the misdemeanor and felony levels. California does not. When someone goes and steals from the local Walgreens in San Francisco, if the employee calls 911, the cops probably won't investigate. But if they do, prosecutors will most likely let it go. So the next time this thief steals, the cop knows the prosecutors will probably let it go. So they don't investigate, and the thief gets away. And this leads to a doom loop of criminals who become emboldened to continue stealing knowing there's no punishment. So we walked to another Walgreens nearby notorious for shoplifting that did not have a hard on crime war veteran security guard to see how many people we'd see steal and why they got away with it. Speaker 6: So they come in here and they look around and yeah. Right here. Here we go. Pardon me. He's he's definitely beeping right now. Speaker 0: So we witnessed the tip in action? Speaker 6: You're witnessing it right here too. Speaker 0: More beeping going How you doing, man? Good. Here, because it's the Speaker 6: only Walgreens that's open. Yeah. It's all every other Walgreens then closed down because of that problem. Speaker 0: Anyone in here walk around with a large bag, is it fair to assume they're taking it? Okay. Speaker 6: They if they come in with a suitcase if they come in with this large suitcase or a large backpack, that's definitely a clear sign. And last night, I was stopping people from stealing from the store, and I got kicked out. Speaker 7: Get the out of here. Get lost. Get the lost. I don't work here. I will kick your ass. Get lost. I don't know. Speaker 6: Oh, let's see what's happening on aisle 9. Speaker 0: Let's go, man. You beeping? Speaker 4: Yeah. Speaker 0: Can you tell me about it? We're trying to learn more about this whole $950. Survival in the city. Speaker 4: You can Speaker 6: still get in trouble if you really try. Speaker 0: Okay. So are you stocking up for cold nights tonight or what? Speaker 6: No. I didn't take all these. It was already empty. Speaker 0: Okay. Is it pretty common for people to come in here and just take what they need, walk out? Speaker 6: No comment. Oh, yeah. Oh, boost. Sorry, brother. We got a so tell us, man. What's your name? Where are you from? We're YouTube. Alright. Speaker 19: So good thing about Frisco, there's a really big yeah. But, yes, I'm moving back. But that's what I'd like to let let's keep turning a little space. You know, it it's big, wealth gap. Right? That's basically what boils down to you know, I came out here in 2013. Yeah. You know the Where Speaker 14: are you from, Speaker 0: by the way? Speaker 19: I'm from the war. That's a reason. Speaker 0: Do you mind showing me your wares here? Kind of an average, like, boost. Speaker 19: I mean Speaker 0: Let's say you bought it. Do you mind showing me what you got today? Speaker 19: Alright. We're going with this, man. Speaker 0: What goes through? How do we walk in there? Speaker 19: I mean, like, I mean, this is her. I'm not gonna be dirty. I'm not Speaker 10: gonna be Speaker 3: stinky. I'm not gonna be hungry. I said, Speaker 19: I don't like going Speaker 0: Alright. Just It's Speaker 19: not gonna happen. I read a house before. I read I mean, if I get called, I get called, man. It's like, you can't depend on mankind. You just assist you, give you things, any and all the time, man. It's it's, you know, it's gross. I hear you. Speaker 0: Well, I guess Speaker 13: the kind of the reason I'm asking is someone watching from the Speaker 0: outside might say, look at these guys stealing stuff. They're ruining the stores. We lose the stores. They're destroying San Francisco. Speaker 19: I I've been doing this a long time. Speaker 0: I'm at the point of doing this. Speaker 19: The foodie, you get better, you get I'm tired off. I can't. Like, I'm a I'm a I'm a too drunk. Like Okay. Yeah. Yeah. It's kinda all bad when you're broke. You know? Speaker 0: And after stopping to make sure a few motionless bodies we found on the ground were alive Speaker 6: You breathing, brother? Are you breathing, Brian? You're good? Just breathing. Alright. Speaker 7: Let's do for 2. Speaker 0: We had made it to the Fentanyl Bazaar. People were selling everything from stolen clothes, to stolen steak, to stolen shrimp, to stolen Red Bull. All sold for a fraction of the cost. While the couple hundred people out here were mostly drug addicts selling random stuff they had snagged from a Macy's or Walgreens earlier that day, you might be wondering who's breaking into cars and stealing the more valuable loot from places like Louis Vuitton. After the cleaning squads had been sent out to clean up after last night's festivities, I went back out the next day to meet up with the king of San Francisco Bippers to understand the industry. We're here with Littlesim AK, Robinhood AK. Speaker 20: Hello, T Solo. Speaker 0: Rumor has it you're a world class bipper. Speaker 20: I've been I've been, blessed. Speaker 0: How long have you been in the bipping industry? Speaker 20: Probably, like, after high school. Yeah. You're My friend's doing it and stuff. Yeah. Speaker 0: If you saw a car, what would classify it as a wood dipping opportunity? Speaker 20: Honestly, it's all about the energy. The energy of the car. The energy of, like, the vehicle you're in. If you spot it, and it seemed good, it seemed clear. Some of these people aren't gonna lock the car door. A lot of times they leave the windows down, and that's it. It's a automatic green light. Speaker 0: I've heard that people leave their windows down so they don't get smashed. You're in a bit of them anyways. Speaker 20: Yeah. Speaker 0: Drivers leaving their back doors wide open to show thieves there's nothing valuable inside. Speaker 1: There it goes. It just broke in. Speaker 0: What do you go for on your bps free? Are you going straight for the catalytic converter? Are we looking for the Louis purse in the front seat? Speaker 20: Definitely. That's a bib in all all four of those cars right there. Are bibbabboom. Speaker 6: So where do Ray Bans fall on Speaker 20: no. But I have I know people who have it. The first pop ups I just got here, bro. None of these have been hit here, bro. Speaker 0: So it's fresh for the bib. Are you plotting a a hit or what? Speaker 20: Not really. Honestly, all these stores are lame. Leave these stores alone. Mom and pop stores, leave them stores alone. Speaker 0: I see. So you're going for the corporate chains? Like, tell me about Walgreens. Speaker 20: Of course. Fuck Walgreens. Fuck CVS Pharmacy too. Speaker 0: You've been to oblivion or what? Yeah. What's the biggest BIP you've had? Speaker 20: Damn near half a meal. Speaker 0: Where? Where are you bipping that much product? Speaker 20: Also, this is my my buddy, he a world traveler. So he hooked me up on some spots too. Speaker 0: Where do you sell the product to? Speaker 20: The streets. Speaker 0: We're talking the Fennel bazaar? Speaker 20: Yeah. The Fennel. Speaker 7: You Speaker 20: just sell it to the dudes that got money. Fennel users ain't got no money. Speaker 0: Could I come to you and be like, yo, man. I saw you bipped that. I got $500. Can I have the Louie? Yeah. Okay. So you do some on the street spur of the moment sales or what? Yep. Is it dangerous out here when you're doing your business operations? Does it get sketchy or what? Speaker 20: I would say so. Myself? Yeah. You never know who you're dealing with. Speaker 0: What's your most recent bib? Think on it. Speaker 20: Man. Probably the whole car. A lot of people are so dumb these days. They leave their I don't even wanna say, man, because it's a easy come up, Speaker 0: but I see. There's an insider practice that you're using to just bit full cars. Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 0: What's your favorite type of woman? Latina? Speaker 20: I love Asians. Speaker 21: I tried to get this woman to the restroom once and I think he sucker punched and almost got sent to the yard by him. Like, he just aimed for the face. I was That Speaker 0: ain't right? Speaker 21: Yeah. I mean, there's this guy who I remember coming off a bicycle. He had a pickaxe with him and had a bunch of those lawn darts Speaker 2: that they outlived a long time ago. Speaker 21: Pickaxe? Yeah. Minecraft? I mean, I got pepper sprayed on my coffee shop on Speaker 13: Labor Day. Speaker 0: What's the biggest advice you'd have for, the God of San Francisco? Speaker 21: I'll ask for a little more control. I mean Are Speaker 0: you a power freak? Speaker 6: You're asking god for more Speaker 7: control. How does that work? Speaker 2: It was a little Chastening. Speaker 0: It was a pleasant honor, brother. While fully masked up thieves like our boy here go around pillaging businesses and ransacking tourist cars, what a lot of people don't realize is that the BIPers in San Francisco commute to work every day using the BART from other cities in the East Bay like Oakland. Alright. We're here in Oakland. I'm here with Speaker 13: Layton Woodhouse. I'm a journalist. I'm from the East Bay. I grew up in Berkeley. I live in Oakland right now. I've covered drugs and crime and homelessness in this area. Speaker 0: What's going on here? It's a little bit of Speaker 13: a different situation in Oakland than San Francisco. There's a lot of overlapping issues, untreated mental illness, drug addiction, obviously, these homeless encampments, Issues around crime though. There's a lot of sort of opportunistic crime, home invasions, car burglaries, armed robberies, and things like that that happens in San Francisco for people from Oakland who go out to San Francisco to do crimes. There's, like, roving crews of thieves who go and jack up camera crews like us and tourists and whatnot. Yeah. We looking particularly robbable today? Yeah. You know, the main open air drug market is in San Francisco in the Tenderloin Civic Center, Southern Market, and that's so that's where the drug dealers sell. They mostly live in Oakland on International Boulevard. The cops know where they live. They take the train across. They've been spotted. I've heard this from law enforcement, spotted by passengers, dividing up bindles on the train, counting stacks of cash on the train. They're very open about it. Speaker 0: You think this recently got bibbed? Take a look inside this. Speaker 16: It's a Speaker 13: stolen car that got stripped. Speaker 0: Wow. This thing is, definitely stripped to the bone. Speaker 13: Yeah. There's 1,000 of carjackings a year Speaker 12: in in Speaker 13: think, like, one in every 40 Oakland residents have their carjack. Oftentimes, they're just it's just for fun. Enjoy ride in them. They do sideshows. Sideshows are sort of intersection takeovers where you have a bunch of people will just spontaneously take over an intersection with their cars and just do donuts in the middle of the intersection. Yeah. It's an old tradition in Oakland. Now it's not so much, people showing off their cars. In fact, it's usually not their Speaker 16: own cars. Speaker 13: It's now stolen cars. People steal cars, go do donuts in the middle of an intersection, and the city has stopped breaking them up. So they go for an hour sometime. Speaker 0: What's good? Are you from Oakland? How was Oakland out here? Crazy. Little crazy? Speaker 17: Yeah. Yeah. Because they're lawless because mayor, the Speaker 0: What's up, Douglas? Speaker 17: The city council and everybody decided that we didn't want the police to police anymore because of police brutality. So if you'll notice, you just see cops driving by Yeah. But they don't interact with us because they're not supposed to. Speaker 4: How has Speaker 0: it changed over the last few years? Speaker 17: Oh, man. The homelessness Speaker 7: Yeah. Speaker 17: Has taken over. Yes. And it's just poverty's gotten worse. You know? It's everybody struggles to have a car and to have insurance and to have registration and to have rent and to have it's just too much for everybody. And Oakland is so expensive. My rent is 25100 a month for a 1 bedroom apartment. Yeah. Speaker 0: What's the biggest misunderstanding about Oakland out here? Speaker 17: Oakland has a lot of outreach for the homeless. There's you'll see people feeding people all the time or going to get bunch of McDonald's and passing it out or socks and backpacks. So people don't think that we do that and there's so much outreach here. There's so much, you know, resources for the homeless. Speaker 13: Do you think all that, you know, social services, people giving food to the homeless, do you think that makes it easier to be homeless here and maybe that's a problem? Speaker 17: It is easy to be homeless. I just don't think it's easy. I think not having a home, not having a space to call your own and to shut the door and be able to relax and put your guard down is is is hard. It it you're still fighting a a an everyday battle that you wake up to. You know? Speaker 0: And then I saw this lady who appeared to be homeless out here. How are you? What's your name? Speaker 2: Miriam. Speaker 18: Saw that Speaker 0: car right there. Is that pretty common sight? Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. It does. Speaker 0: Where do they come from? Speaker 12: Oh, I Speaker 2: don't know. You know, I just show up. Speaker 0: Okay. Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 0: How'd you end up out here? Speaker 2: I just, you know, throw a ball on my feet. Speaker 0: You use anything? Speed? I got no speed. Is that what you like to use? Speaker 2: Yeah. Fentanyl. Fentanyl? Yeah. Speaker 0: So you just use you smoke Fentanyl straight up? Okay. Inject? Speaker 6: That's something I'll do for me. Speaker 0: Really? Okay. So you don't feel comfortable injecting yourself? Speaker 2: No. How many times have you died? Never had Fentanyl. Speaker 0: Never? What? Speaker 2: I got about 40 times last year. Exposure? 40 times? Yeah. Because Speaker 0: you're a walking miracle right now. Kinda. Speaker 13: Do you go into the city to get Fentanyl or you fly around here? Okay. Tenderloin here. Speaker 2: Do over here today. Yeah. What are Speaker 0: you So Speaker 7: if I Speaker 0: wanna buy some Fentanyl right now, where would I go? Speaker 2: I'd probably hop on the train. Okay. I can help you if you need some. Speaker 0: Any family that needs to know that you're out here and alive and well or what? Speaker 2: Yeah. You know, hi. Come find me. You have family out there? Somewhere. Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. Are they worried about you? Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah. I need someone to come rescue me. For else? Yeah. Speaker 0: Where do you wanna go back to? Speaker 2: New York. Speaker 13: Do you wanna get into treatment? Speaker 2: No. No? I like it. Speaker 13: Okay. So you'd like to go back to New York and continue? No. Speaker 9: Okay. Yeah. Speaker 0: Is it easier to use drugs out here than New York? Speaker 2: Not necessarily. Interesting. It is right now. Speaker 0: Stay safe out here. Alright? Yeah. A little bit went down right here. Someone had an unlucky day, parked at the wrong spot at the wrong time. Mhmm. How can a city like this allow that? Speaker 13: Well, there's not enough cops, inadequately staffed police department, hasn't had a police chief for a year. There's just an acting police chief that's in charge. The police essentially don't respond to anything but the just most heinous crimes. So people are moving. Speaker 21: So if you're Speaker 0: getting mugged right now, could I call 911, and would they do anything? Speaker 13: It would probably take them 3 or 4 minutes to pick up. I've called and had to wait for 5 minutes before. I know somebody's had to wait for 40 minutes before and just gave up. I think the average pickup time is about a minute. So I'm gonna send somebody out, and that cop may or may not show up. 2014, there was a law passed called prop 40 7 in California statewide, which I think I voted for it. It sounded good on paper. It was the the idea was to combat mass incarceration by making, a lot of felonies into misdemeanors. You know, the idea was that prisons are being filled by nonviolent criminals. For example, theft became a misdemeanor if it was anything less than, I believe, $950. Also, drug dealing in small quantities. Small quantities meaning enough to supply it for an actual drug dealer, was considered a small quantity, was no longer a felony. So it said, effectively, drug dealing was also just a misdemeanor. Speaker 0: And this prevailing lawlessness in the bay has caused businesses like this In N Out near the airport to announce they'll be leaving Oakland. Speaker 13: They're doing fine financially, but they can't justify the level of crime to their customers and their staff. So they're shutting it down. Speaker 0: Do not leave your valuables in car. You seen any beeping around here? Speaker 21: All the time, man. Speaker 0: All the time? Speaker 18: Damn. Who are Speaker 0: they beeping and why? Speaker 18: I mean, anyone here. Right? Anyone with a car, no one comes here expecting to, you know, get broken into. They just come here to get some fast food. You know, and a lot of people who come here have no idea what Oakland's like because they're coming from the airport. So it's Speaker 0: really sad. So a lot of unsuspecting tourists getting bibbed and bobbed out here? Yeah. Speaker 18: I mean, not just tourists. Like, we've had employees have their car broken into as well. You know, even if there's nothing in the car, sometimes they'll break the back window just to lower the back seat and see if there's any luggage in the trunk, and you'll get your window broken into either way. Speaker 0: Did you Speaker 21: work here? Speaker 18: Yeah. So when's it close? March 24th is our last day. Speaker 0: Oh. It's really sad. So people are gonna lose out in their In N Out burgers out here, no? Speaker 18: Yeah. Jobs, you know, and like there's not a lot of food out here in this part of town. I've yelled at these folks, like, hey, stop. Like, what are you doing? You know, stop. But I can't really do more than that because, like, I'm not gonna run after them or everyone loses out, you know. And it's like it's a kind of thinking where it's like this is why we can't have nice things. Speaker 0: Are you, Oakland native? Speaker 10: No. I was born in Yemen. We I came, like, 2014 before the war started. How do Speaker 0: you like it out out here? Better or worse than Yemen? Speaker 10: It's worse than Yemen. We'd be chilling in Yemen. Speaker 0: Have you seen any dippers out here? Speaker 10: Yeah. I'm Speaker 0: gonna Some Speaker 10: guy was doing needles right there. Speaker 0: Needles? I swear Speaker 10: to god, he was doing needles right there. I've seen the girl, she she has a doctor outfit on. Right? She went in there. They broke all her windows. They broke all of them for no reason. They robbed her car. Are they tripping out here? I don't know why. Why? Oh, that's one Speaker 2: been It's Speaker 10: no good. Because of the drugs, the fentanyl, everything, the needles. My I'll get in here double double, no onion, and some animal stock fries. You know the animal stock fry is good. Speaker 5: I know Speaker 10: they do it too much here in Oakland. Speaker 0: What steps can Oakland take to better the city out here? Speaker 13: I mean, they gotta hire more cops for starters. The the department is understaffed by hundreds of officers. They cannot respond. But also the homeless encampments here, you know, people need help. These people are are tend to be drug addicted and with, with untreated mental illness and they need to be put into treatment, but we're not doing that in San Francisco. We're not doing that in no clue. We're just letting letting people live in this kind of misery. You need to have a intervention for somebody to come out of a really hardcore drug addiction. That's what we're not doing for folks. We're just basically making making the conditions feasible for people to continue to live on the streets and use drugs until eventually they overdose and die. Speaker 0: In the 19 eighties, the Siedijk neighborhood in Amsterdam faced a rampant heroin addiction crisis similar to the tenderloins fentanyl epidemic. People came from all over the world here to use heroin. At first, the government decided to help the addicts by offering harm reduction, little to no law enforcement, and even set up little floating islands where you could shoot up heroin, and nothing was solved. But in the nineties, police and health workers began to work together as police broke up the open air drug markets, health care specialists offered methadone, treatment, and shelter. Police also began to ticket violators. And if the drug users did not pay their fines, the courts actually ordered arrests, forcing addicts to follow a treatment plan or go to jail. After constructing tens of thousands of individualized plans in combination with offering treatment and punishment if they denied to accept it, Amsterdam solved their fentanyl crisis too if it recognizes the balance of tough love, offering people the help they need, and punishing them when they refuse to accept it. Maybe then we can stop this descent into madness. Thanks for watching, guys, and special thanks to everyone involved. Link in description. Also, whoever has the most viewed TikTok or YouTube short using a clip from this video, I'll send you $500. Post however many times you want, but you must tag my TikTok slash YouTube at and put YouTube Tyler Olivera in the title slash description.
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Posted - February 29, 2024 at 7:38 PM
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We need to know if the materials sent to Wuhan in 2019, from the Bio 4 lab in Winnipeg, were used in to Gain of Function of COVID-19. We can't trust the Justin Trudeau Government to tell us the truth. https://t.co/5xh73hGCCS

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The speaker from Halton Hills accuses the government of neglecting national security, citing documents that show collaboration between Canadian government employees and Beijing's biological weapons unit. The Health Minister's claim that no sensitive information left the country is contradicted by the documents. The speaker questions if the minister still supports those comments. Translation: The speaker criticizes the government for ignoring national security concerns and collaborating with Beijing's biological weapons unit. The Health Minister's statement that no sensitive information left the country is disputed by the documents. The speaker questions if the minister still stands by those remarks.
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Speaker 0: Halton Hills. The documents, mister speaker, reveal a shocking disregard for Canada's national security. They reveal a government that is completely asleep at the switch on national security and the machinery of government. They reveal government employees collaborating with Beijing's government and with the biological weapons unit of the People's Liberation Army. Equally shocking are the health minister's comments. He said yesterday, there is there was no evidence of actual actual breaches at the lab, and no sensitive information actually left the country. The documents say otherwise. Does the minister stand by those comments?
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Posted - February 29, 2024 at 11:44 PM
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In a series of posts, Stephen Ellis raises concerns about the presence of CCP/PLA individuals in the Winnipeg Bio 4 lab and the potential dangers associated with their involvement in bio weapons programs. He questions why these individuals were allowed access and enhanced security clearance, going against international security agreements. Ellis also highlights the lack of awareness regarding Ebola outbreaks in China and criticizes the government for jeopardizing global safety by providing technical knowledge to the CCP/PLA despite their untrustworthiness.

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

Stephen Ellis grills Mark Holland on the PLA bio weapon agents in the Winnipeg Bio 4 lab. These viruses and the techniques used to manipulate them can be far more dangerous than a nuclear bomb. #1 The people the CCP / PLA put in our lab were actively working on PLA bio weapons programs. #2 Why were CCP / PLA students allowed in the lab and given enhanced security clearance? This went against the agreements we had signed with International security partners. #3 Since when were Ebola outbreaks in China, an ongoing issue? Our Government left us wide open to attacks from inside the lab. They left the world in grave danger from attacks using the technical knowledge we provided the CCP / PLA and whatever they managed to steal from us. Every sane person knew in 2019 the CCP / PLA could not be trusted. Yet our Government allowed them to do all of this anyways, for political support in Canada.

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Canada's top lab collaborated with a Chinese Army Major General, allowing access to Chinese students and a scientist from the PLA. Concerns were raised about national security and potential espionage. The Minister of Health defended the collaboration as part of efforts to combat Ebola. Accusations of reckless behavior and cover-ups were exchanged between the Minister and opposition members. The Minister emphasized the importance of maintaining national security and avoiding political interference in public health agencies.
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Speaker 0: Colchester. Speaker 1: Speaker, aside this working with Ebola, Canada's only level 4 lab collaborated with the People's Republic of China Army Major General. Sadly, this story does not end there. Doctor. Chu was able to gain access to the lab for students from China, and it gets worse, a scientist from the Academy of Military Medical Sciences, the research arm of the PLA known to work on biology enabled warfare. How do so many citizens from a hostile superpower gain access to Canada's top left? Is it because the prime minister admires China's basic dictatorship? Speaker 0: The honorable minister of health, some will attempt to national security concerns to play partisan games. I think that's unfortunate. And let me just give an example. With respect to Ebola, the exchange of Ebola in 2019 was done in the context of trying to work with China and other countries on finding solutions to Ebola, which exists in so many different parts of the country. At that moment in time in 2019, the relationship with China was in a different place. The information that was shared was through legitimate channels. It has nothing to do with this issue. It was absolutely known and handled with complete control. I think it's very, very important to not mischaracterize that they don't use language which would be unparliamentary directed at any of their colleagues. The honorable member from Cumberland, Colchester. Speaker 1: Speaker, that minister's comments are reckless and untrue. Before March 31, 2019, the PRC did not have a containment level 4 lab. How can I be so specific about the date? This is the date on which a scientist at Canada's top lab, the 9 National Microbiology Lab, shipped dangerous pathogens including Ebola virus to the Wuhan Institute of Virology. This scientist had a history of visiting and collaborating with the PLA since 2016. When did the minister of health and the prime minister know about the espionage and blatant violation of our sovereignty, and when did they decide to cover it Speaker 0: up? Hear it. The honorable minister of health. The the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the second thing that I will say, mister speaker, with respect to our national security interest, that it is essential when we're dealing with national security to recognize 2 things. But the party opposite is saying that they would support a partisan interference in the public health agency of Canada that if they were in government, they would see it as acceptable for political interference into that process? No. It's at an arm's length and rightfully it is at an arm's length. They are the ones that identified these Canadian citizens. These eminent scientists were lying, and they took action.
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Posted - December 16, 2023 at 3:50 AM
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Quebec receives $13.3 billion from the equalization formula, but should actually be contributing to it. They hide their $10-15 billion hydro revenue, making them appear poorer. This money could help struggling communities, but instead it benefits Quebec. This is an example of elitism and vote buying.

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

Quebec should be paying INTO the equalization formula, not leeching a staggering $13.3 billion out of it, just this coming year. The reason why is because Quebec gets to hide their $10 - $15 billion hydro revenue stream from the formula, making them poor on paper only. That $13 billion could be lifting communities out of 3rd world conditions. Instead it makes Quebec wealthier than most of Canada. This is what elitism and vote buying looks like.

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As Guilbeault and Trudeau commit to move away from fossil fuels, let’s have a look at the new equalization payments to provinces for 2024-25 to see how energy producing provinces help support the rest of Canada. https://t.co/DNN6ElyvM2

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Posted - December 7, 2023 at 9:22 PM
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Jagmeet Singh defended Ibrahim Ali, claiming that protesting the brutal rape and murder of a 13-year-old Asian Canadian girl was coded racism. Ali's defense team argued that he is good-looking, implying the victim wanted it, without presenting any evidence. Singh's support for Ali is criticized, along with his stance on gender-affirming care and adult kink education. The author also expresses disdain for WEF politicians.

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Jagmeet Singh leapt to the defense of Ibrahim Ali. Saying people protesting the brutal anal & vaginal rape and strangulation death of a 13 year old Asian Canadian girl, was CODED RACISM. Ali's defense teams legal argument was that Ali is a good looking guy, so it's safe to say Marrisa probably wanted it. They didn't even deny he did it. Tabled no evidence to support anything they said. Instead they put the mother through a living hell & tried to pass blame to the 13 year old angel, who was raped and murdered. May the jury swiftly find Ali guilty and may justice be finally served for the family. May Jagmeet Singh spend the rest of his days ashamed of which side he chose. Remember folks Jagmeet also chooses the side that says kids need gender affirming care & adult kink education, to "save lives" and help kids be their "true selves". WEF politicians are pure scum.

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Posted - November 22, 2023 at 8:21 PM
Saved - November 22, 2023 at 8:40 PM

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

To the Karen brigade who lost their minds on my poll about the Rainbow Bridge attack, how many people have seen a car look like this after a non collision accident? NBC said no explosives were found INSIDE the car... Lmao INSIDE folks... 🙃 Do better reporting NBC.

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Posted - November 20, 2023 at 12:47 AM
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In just 16 hours, this post has been shared over 950 times. The Government must be held accountable for dividing people based on lies. They urged cutting off family, not inviting loved ones, and discriminating against workers who didn't comply with an experimental injection. Media fueled hate towards the unvaccinated. Taxpayer-funded news even asked if people like me should be jailed until compliance. Billions were spent on this deceitful agenda. Mandating an unproven and unsafe product is a criminal act.

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I want to toss a special thanks to the people who have helped share this post over 950 times in 16 hours. The Government must be held accountable for pitting family, friends and co-workers against each other based on taxpayer funded lies. They told people to cut off contact with family. To not invite loved ones over for holidays. To not hire or retain workers based on non compliance to an experimental, for profit injection. All of which was peddled by a company with a history of lying and harming people, for profit. Newsprint & MSM across Canada promoted open hate for the "unvaccinated". Taxpayer funded news like CTV ran online polls asking if people like me should be jailed indefinitely, until I complied. I will post it in the comments section. Remember folks, the Government spent tens of billions on all of this, knowing they were full of BS. Hoping a product will work is one thing. Mandating a product that is not proven effective & safe, is a criminal act against everyone.

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

This is a massive breach of the public trust by the Government. The Government of Canada openly lied when they claimed the covid-19 shots were safe & effective. You can see why the Trudeau Government went so hard on the #FreedomConvoy2022 . The Government was in panic mode. (Link in comments) There needs to be serious criminal penalties, including lengthy jail time for anyone who openly lied to everyone about the safety and effectiveness of these jabs. Governments knew, there was no such data because Pfizer told them flat out in the contract that even they didn't know.

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Posted - November 20, 2023 at 12:59 AM
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They were literally grooming people to see harming and even killing the unvaccinated, as a greater good concept. 'Let them die' right on the front page, in big bold letters.

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Posted - November 19, 2023 at 7:48 AM
Saved - November 19, 2023 at 5:11 PM
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The Canadian Government's dishonesty regarding the safety and efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines has shattered public trust. The intense response to the #FreedomConvoy2022 reveals their panic. Those who openly lied about the jabs should face severe criminal penalties, including lengthy jail time. Pfizer's contract even admitted the lack of data. This breach demands accountability. (Link in comments)

@bruce_mcgonigal - Bruce McGonigal

This is a massive breach of the public trust by the Government. The Government of Canada openly lied when they claimed the covid-19 shots were safe & effective. You can see why the Trudeau Government went so hard on the #FreedomConvoy2022 . The Government was in panic mode. (Link in comments) There needs to be serious criminal penalties, including lengthy jail time for anyone who openly lied to everyone about the safety and effectiveness of these jabs. Governments knew, there was no such data because Pfizer told them flat out in the contract that even they didn't know.

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