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  1. OftenWrong
    Every new vaccine is potentially dangerous, deadly even. That's why they are carefully monitored when put out. The older vaccines that have been around since the '50's or whatever, we have a pretty good picture of those. At the time of SARS in around 2003, it was surmised that there could not be an effective vaccine for coronavirus. You won't find this if you google it, I just know that. Point is it's still true. Astrazenica was a "true" vaccine, or traditional. You might say heroic attempt at what was known to be difficult. Result- AZ had lower rated efficacy, and worse side effects to the point it had to be "pulled". How's that for "100+ years of vaccination usage to know how they affect people"? Johnson and Johnson is similar in that it's traditional. Also doesn't work well. I say that because the Canadian government requires that AZ and Johnson shots need to be followed up with mRNA boosters. Or else you're not fully vaccinated. So the mRNA is a game changer. Whole new concept in immunology. Nat even a vaccine, more like a precursor. It is DNA technology, although not a DNA vaccine (which also exists but never tried on humans). More than that. The government response to Covid is at times stupid and breeds mistrust. It also doesn't help to hear things like Pfizer or the FDA needing 55 years to release the data of their safety study. FDA wants 55 years to process FOIA request over vaccine data I trust that Reuters is a good enough link, for those who do not habla.
  2. OftenWrong
    Everybody wants to ride the Covid bus. It’s a conspiracy of opportunity.
  3. OftenWrong
    Jews? I never mentioned them, have no problem with them, nor is this about me. You didnt respond to my point about the Great Reset. What does Mr. Trudeau mean? I think he means to transform Canada into his dystopian vision, a post-national state.
  4. OftenWrong
    Yes, I do. ? And I lumped in Covid-19 as yet another tool the government is using as leverage to bring on Mr. Trudeau’s much coveted “Great Reset”. If ever there was a statement that proves the conspiracy and misinformation is real, that would be it, and it comes from the very top. Occam’s razor- when there is no other reasonable explanation, all there is left is the unreasonable- Conspiracy and lying. Canada is merely a playtoy in his political experiment. Unless you can clarify what Mr. Trudeau really meant?
  5. OftenWrong
    Yep. And Covid-19.
  6. OftenWrong
    3. "A little information is dangerous" - Josef G. OftenWrong, 1933. Propaganda is a refined art that does not blatantly lie, but seeks to spread fear through the use of magic words and phrases. 4. In other words as long as the people are kept satisfied, by entertainment and substances. The oldschool ways are not today's ways. As this very thread alludes, all mainstream messaging is now under government influence to play along, broadcasting pro-government messaging and the new talking points. I for one want to know the news, but that option is simply been removed. Yes there are voices trying to speak out, but drowned by the din of mass media frenzy, fearful-tainment. Cause it brings the clicks$$...
  7. OftenWrong
    I suppose education in history is the most important thing. Trying to identify what makes one person more susceptible to misinformation. It is when the system subverts education for its own political advantage, which I alluded to. The majority are followers who seek to fit in well with the main group. They are not the type to challenge ideas of "the System", since it's the very thing they trust and depend on to survive. It's for those who are inquisitive, who question things. Which the system relegates to the "Looney Fringe", as we see right here.
  8. OftenWrong
    Where do we go from here? Probably in the same direction. My concern is that these measures will be trotted out every time there is another outbreak. That means annually, seasonally, as is the pattern for colds, some of which are a coronavirus. Does that make it a conspiracy, or misinformation? .... In terms of misinformation, it doesn't help that the government covers up its mistakes, if not outright lies to We Candians. Maybe the government forgot how well-educated we are, and thinks we are all big babies who need their nanny-state? It is this attitude that forces them into an absurd position. Blatant propaganda is obvious, to people who are well educated. .... Oh wait, so let's teach them some other bullshit instead of "racist" math, history, and science! Then promote fear and hysteria in things like public health and climate change (a global issue!!), and even divisiveness among ourselves (Canada's PM, Quebec Premier, et al). Oh wait, the dunderheads don't give a crap. As long as there's beer 'n TV. ....
  9. OftenWrong
    Yep
  10. OftenWrong

    "When he refused to shutter his church in Edmonton last year, Coates spent more than a month in a maximum-security prison. Federal law enforcement later raided his church at dawn, locked it and barricaded it behind three layers of fencing."    :wacko:

    What the hell are we?

     

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    2. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      I like how these things are not made known to the public, unless you go look for it yourself it's not shown on Canadian mainstream news. Whether it be TV, internet or what have you.

      This was found in an article on the front page of Fox. Article says authoritarians despise the church because it dares to raise an ideal that is above government. It denies them full power over the human individual.

      I concurr...

       

    3. Infidel Dog

      Infidel Dog

      Rebel News has been covering the story:

      https://www.rebelnews.com/interview_with_pastor_james_coates_gracelife_church_raided_by_rcmp

      They made the other one like it world famous but they can't make Coates stick. 

      The Pastor Palowski one from Calgary went viral though. This guy:

      https://www.rebelnews.com/breaking_calgary_pastor_artur_pawlowski_arrested_moments_after_church_today

      Remember him screaming at Calgary police in his church to "GET OUT!"

    4. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      Yep. "Get out, you Nazis", iirc.

      Nice added touch there... Nice finish.  
       

  11. OftenWrong

    Australian Open you say?

    Not the tournament, no, but their asses.

  12. OftenWrong
    Yet they and the rest of the bought media continue to pump out the message from entrenched leadership, as if this is what everybody actually wants. I suspect the silent majority is changing the channel...
  13. OftenWrong
    CNN is the flagship for media doom and gloomers to follow. At least Fox News has the occasional feel-good story in addition to broader coverage than all things Covid-19, and the biased lies of CRT. I am sick of hearing nothing but that crap. I would expect most reasonable people want to turn it off.
  14. OftenWrong
    Big bro gonna tell you what is true.
  15. OftenWrong

    Djokovic exposes the joke of it all.

  16. OftenWrong
    Politicians screwed us when they whittled away the health care system from what was once the envy of the free world, to the sad (but not much talked about!) joke that it has become. One can google it if one does not remember, didn't care at the time, or's come from away. For example- https://www.fraserinstitute.org/article/canadian-health-care-performs-poorly-compared-to-other-countries-worldwide This is the result of failures in decision making over the years, clawing back health care services all the while demanding more funding , and the price of administration went sky high. This is the price for giving hospital administrator positions to rich people's kids, and letting them fuck it up. What is frustrating is that we are now being held accountable for government mismanagement. And that the enfranchised public buys into it. Hook, line and stinker...
  17. OftenWrong
    Sure is. Arruda quit right when the announcement about a fine being levied on the non-vaccinated. He was also criticized for saying things like "Masks may cause a false sense of security", and also that it might be a good idea to let people get Omicron. These comments are similar to mine, and fly in the face of the totalitarian shut-down narrative.
  18. OftenWrong
    Yes, it's a bit of an eye-opener how quickly people go on the attack against others, an attitude promoted by the very top of government itself. Mr. Trudeau has driven a wedge between people, whether it be by colour, sex, and now vaccination. The Prime Minister has taken Canada back in time about 30 years. = Anti-progressive
  19. OftenWrong

    "Far from the unvaccinated being racists and misogynists, Statistics Canada reported in April 2021 that groups most likely to be vaccine resistant included Blacks, Metis, Latinos and Arabs"

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    Mr. Trudeau, when will you stop demonizing visible minority groups?

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    2. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      Is this the demonization you're referring to?

       

    3. Goddess

      Goddess

      Likely the Metis and Indigenous peoples in Canada remember the last time they had to have a "pass" to go anywhere.  Could be why they are resisting this one now.

    4. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      Maybe the labels were chosen to be politically correct. It just means there is a higher percentage of people from these groups in the non-vaccinated group.

      Mr. Trudeau referred to these people as follows:

      “We all know people who are deciding whether or not they are willing to get vaccinated, and we will do our very best to try to convince them. However, there is still a part of the population that is fiercely against it.

      “They don’t believe in science/progress and are very often misogynistic and racist. It’s a very small group of people, but that doesn’t shy away from the fact that they take up some space.

      “Do we tolerate these people?

  20. OftenWrong
    Says Ontario wants to hire back the fired and quit unvaccinated health care workers: Ontario considered forcing hospitals to rehire unvaccinated staff due to surging case numbers Further on: The OHA warned the government not to interfere, saying such a policy could make the staffing crisis worse Crisis? What crisis? Oh, you mean the one that we self-created by implementing stupid management policies? That's just peachy, Mr. Health Minister. Mr. Chairman of the advisory... Dr. Health Advisor, Big Poppa Doc. How about a little infighting. You, me, no you, no me. Me. Better yet, here is my question to all ye Candians: Why do these people even still have jobs?
  21. OftenWrong

    Deteriorating mental health of students is a public emergency. Wake the bleep up, branch covidians.

     

    1. Shady

      Shady

      iT dOEst mATtEr, iTs nOt CoVId!

    2. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      Oh shit! Am I to expect suicidal PMs again?

    3. Shady

      Shady

      Breath easy, the only suicides are of children out of school.  So nothing you ever care about.

  22. OftenWrong
    IMSorry, dont remember you.
  23. OftenWrong
    I do speak for myself. I said Mr. Trudeua has Candian asses up for grabs, doh. And now you can speak for yourself. See how that works? Welcome back!
  24. OftenWrong
    That’s too bad, cause you’re gonna get it anyway. If there’s one thing liberals know, it’s what’s good for everyone else.
  25. OftenWrong
    Globalism is spearheaded by multi-national corporations and the super rich. Meanwhile, Mr. Trudeau refers to Canada as a post-national state. What does he mean? We are their bauble, playtoy. More than just a political experiment. An hors d’oeuvre
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