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  1. It’s important for B.C. To properly maintain their forests. California made that mistake and paid the price. California has finally implemented a forest management plan to remedy the problem.
  2. Online prediction market notices New York’s fraudulent mayoral election.  Officials release statement that 135,000 ballots were mis-counted.  

  3. "At the most likely rate of rise, some experts say, most of the beaches on the East Coast of the United States will be gone in 25 years.” - New York Times, 1995

     

    1. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      They say the sky is falling.

  4. Apparently today is a day for listening.  Whatever.

    1. Argus

      Argus

      Today is a day for turning off the radio and listening to Spotify.

  5. Democrats now complaining about the filibuster after using 300+ times in 2020.

  6. Why is discussing Ivermectin banned from social media?

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    2. Infidel Dog

      Infidel Dog

      It's worth reading the whole article of this one:

      Why Was News of India’s Success With Ivermectin Suppressed?

      but I'll give you a clip:

      In 2015, Ōmura and his partner William Campbell were awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for their discovery of Ivermectin and its anti-parasitic properties. In 2012, Dr. Kylie Wagstaff discovered that Ivermectin also possessed antiviral properties. Early in the pandemic, Wagstaff and a team of researchers at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia conducted cell culture experiments to see if Ivermectin might be a useful therapy in the war on COVID. Their findings blew away all expectations.

      Ivermectin halted the replication of the virus and completely eradicated it from the cell culture in under 48 hours. Their findings were released on April 3, 2020. Since then the findings have been replicated in over 60 trials and natural experiments, including 31 randomized control trials. Most of the suffering could have been avoided, but the bureaucrats who run our public health establishments condemned hundreds of thousands of Americans to death.

      India’s surge was over in a matter of weeks. India’s doctors and public health authorities responded much more effectively and intelligently than our own. India’s Ministry of Health and Family Welfare revised its guidelines on April 28 to include a recommendation that asymptomatic and mild cases be treated with Ivermectin. Along with the government, the Indian Council of Medical Research and AIIMS, Delhi (India’s premier medical college and hospital), and many state government and health authorities also bucked World Health Organization recommendations and urged the use of Ivermectin. Since then, case counts have declined in Delhi by 99 percent, in Uttar Pradesh by 98 percent, in Uttarakhand by 97 percent, and in Goa by 90 percent.

      Why would this information be suppressed by our media outlets? Well, under the FDA’s rules, an emergency use authorization (EUA) like the ones given for the three main experimental gene therapy vaccines can only remain in force so long as there is not a superior alternative therapy available. When you consider that the absolute risk reduction from taking Ivermectin as a COVID prophylaxis is far superior to that of the products from Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson, the justification for administering these experimental treatments disappears.

      Billions of dollars are at stake, not just for the mRNA injections, but for efforts to develop new antiviral drugs, ones that can be patented and sold at a significant markup. Who would want to risk a heart attack when you could take a safe and effective pill once a week? Follow the money.

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    3. Boges

      Boges

      Your source ignores the fact that that vaccination has also proceeded in India and they were subject to a strict lockdown. 

      Things that also worked in Canada and the US. 

      But continue to peddle Snake oil. 

    4. Infidel Dog

      Infidel Dog

      India began its COVID-19 vaccination rollout on January 16. The surge of cases began 3 months later in early April.

      And I wasn't going to bother posting the whole article but since you ask:

      The April COVID surge in India is an interesting microcosm of what went wrong in this pandemic—and what went right.

      As cases and deaths began to mount exponentially, a new wave of terrifying headlines and images also began to ripple across the West, accompanied by footage reminiscent of those first videos out of Wuhan and Iran in the early days of the pandemic.

      A BBC report from outside of a hospital in Delhi was nothing short of gut-wrenching. Sick people on stretchers outside of the hospital, drawing their last labored breaths before a doctor or nurse could even see them. Frantic and traumatized family members begging for someone to come see their mother, their father, their sister, their brother. No one was coming. The people outside on the stretchers slipped quietly away into eternity.

      That’s how it is with this virus. In most cases, it’s like a head cold or a bad case of the flu. But in some cases, if not properly treated, what seems like a banal infection rapidly spirals into a nightmare. Given the infectivity of the virus, it can spread faster than we can respond to it. And for India, this became the case at a national level. For much of the pandemic, COVID was so mild there relative to other countries that scientists were trying to figure out why they were doing so well.

      Then came the April elections, which in India are carried out in phases rather than all in one go. There were huge rallies with politicians where hundreds of thousands of people gathered, a near perfect storm for the highly infectious Delta variant. India soon became the new global hotspot for COVID. The media maelstrom fed fears that a new wave would soon arrive in the West.

      But seemingly overnight, stories about India’s COVID surge disappeared from Western media. Why?

      I think it was because India was too good of a case study in how the virus can be defeated without experimental gene therapy vaccines. All it takes is a cheap, safe, widely used drug called Ivermectin.

       

  7. Trudeau-appointed senator (senator woo) says Canada should not criticize China or its lack of democracy.

    1. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      Now we know why he appointed her.

  8. If only humans could survive 40 degree temperatures.  Oh wait, we can, easily.

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    2. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      I recall him ripping your argument to shreds and you leaving in a panicky tantrum. Now you try to pretend the opposite happened. But he's still there and you have cowered away to lick your wounds and pretend you weren't humiliated. Fun to watch.

      Sure, you "kicked his teeth in" before you ran away. Sure you did. :lol:

  9. Dems want a commission on a riot, but not on the origin of a virus that killed 600,000 Americans.

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    2. Shady

      Shady

      How can you blame deaths caused by Fauci telling people not to wear masks on Trump?

    3. Shady

      Shady

      Wow was this bad advice!

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    4. Shady

      Shady

      I wonder how many lives that Democrat cost with that disinformation.

  10. Canadian libtards pushing to have Dundas Street in Toronto renamed.

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    2. Infidel Dog

      Infidel Dog

      Quote

      On 2 April 1792, abolitionist William Wilberforce sponsored a motion in the House of Commons "that the trade carried on by British subjects, for the purpose of obtaining slaves on the coast of Africa, ought to be abolished." He had introduced a similar motion in 1791, which was soundly defeated by MPs, with a vote of 163 opposed, 88 in favour.[12] Dundas was not present for that vote, but when it was again before MPs in 1792, Dundas tabled a petition from Edinburgh residents who supported abolition.[13] He then went on to affirm his agreement in principle with Wilberforce's motion: "My opinion has been always against the Slave Trade." He argued, however, that a vote for immediate abolition would be ineffective, as it would drive the slave trade underground. He anticipated, in particular, that merchants from other countries would step in to fill the gap left by the British. He stated: "this trade must be ultimately abolished, but by moderate measures".[14] He suggested that eventually slavery and the slave trade should be abolished but that this should not apply to the current generation of enslaved people who, he claimed would not benefit from immediate emancipation.[13] He then introduced an amendment that would add the word "gradual" to the Wilberforce motion. The amendment was adopted, 192 in favour, 125 opposed. The motion as amended then passed 230 in favour, 85 opposed.[15] For the first time, Parliament voted to end the slave trade.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Dundas,_1st_Viscount_Melville#Opposing_the_immediate_abolition_of_slave_trading

      That's all he's talking about.

      Dundas agreed with Wilberforce that slavery needed to be abolished. He thought it would fail if it was done abruptly and pushed for gradual abolition. 

      Apparently Dundas and Wilberforce shook hands the day before Wilberforce's death and Dundas was pleased. By that time slavery had been abolished in the UK.

       

    3. Boges

      Boges

      Mohawk leader Joseph Brant has tons of stuff named after him included Wayne Gretzky's hometown of Brantford. He owned Slaves. 

    4. OftenWrong
  11. No, deficits were much more of a concern in the. 90s. That’s why the liberal government slashed spending across the board. In some cases by 15-20%. The manufacturing tax has just been replaced with the carbon tax.
  12. Vancouver gas prices surge to over $1.70 per litre!  Bad policy has bad consequences.

  13. I hadn’t realized how stupid Catherine McKenna is until I heard her speak this morning.

  14. Rochester Antifa member pleads guilty for posting IED recipe and inciting riots. #Insurrection

  15. Florida governor bans critical race theory in schools. 

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    2. Shady

      Shady

      Go for it.  That’s not what critical race theory is.  The holocaust isn’t a theory.

    3. Boges

      Boges

      Its effects are. 

      Teaching the underlying effects of historical events are always up for debate. 

      The fact that banks wouldn't approve mortgages in Black neighbourhoods certainly effected the wealth of the population into the future. Ditto with Jim Crow. 

      AND history is repeating itself with voter restriction laws after the last election. 

    4. Shady

      Shady

      Parents are showing up protesting that.  They’re protesting against the racism they’ve seen taught to their children.

  16. It’s all about votes. Just like with Democrats, the Liberals believe that the more people they bring in from other countries, and whom are dependent on them, the more votes they’ve secured for future elections. That way they don’t need to rely on as many pesky Canadian born voters.
  17. “In the entire class of coronaviruses, the genetic CGG-CGG combination has NEVER been found naturally.” - WSJ

  18. Canadian libtards want to cancel Canada Day.

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    2. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      So you're saying the Canadian Left wants Canada Day, or are you confused about what's going on but formed an opinion anyway?

       

  19. Trudeau government unable to define the term ‘woman’.

  20. Study: First case of COVID in China may have emerged as early as October 2019.  They said nothing for 3 months.

    1. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      At least they didn't read retarded misinformation like "the virus can't spread in Winnipeg" and "anti-herd immunity is the new anti-vax". That would be unforgivable. 

    2. Shady

      Shady

      Sure thing Beijing Bubber.  Say hi to your buddy Wuhan Waldo for me.  Is he still busy defending China?

  21. Mainstream media wants “White rage” to be part of the reason for the January 6th riot.  More critical race theory.

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    2. Shady

      Shady

      I see you won’t address the issue.  Instead you continue lie about cops killed while avoiding actual cops killed by Democrats in BLM and Antifa.

    3. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      Sicknick just died spontaneously after getting attacked by you shitstains? I guess making up bullshit about Antifa is all you fascist cowards can do, now that you are neutered and a laughing stock.

    4. Shady

      Shady

      Um, he died of a stroke 2 days later.  Have you read the medical report?  Keep lying.

  22. President Biden mixes up Tuskegee airmen and Tuskegee syphilis study, says Latinos are worried they’ll be vaccinated and deported.  Ramblings of a demented president.

    1. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      You're just being a dog-faced pony soldier, now.

  23. I’m not asking for normal. I’m asking for the same or less restrictions than last year when there were no vaccines and no vaccinated people. Btw, stage 3 isn’t back to normal, it’s still limited capacity. It’s ridiculous that last summer I was able to go to the gym at the beginning of July, and this year that won’t be allowed.
  24. Serious question.  Is Joe Biden insane?

    1. Shady
    2. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      There wont be any stories like that coming from the bought media.

  25. First Capitol riot sentencing: Grandmother pleads guilty to parading in a Capitol building, is fined $500.  Bwaahaaa! #Pseudo-Insurrection

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    2. Shady

      Shady

      You mean Ashli Babbitt?

    3. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      Yes, you instigators are responsible for her death too. She was too stupid to tell reality from alt-blog fiction. Sound familiar? 

    4. Shady

      Shady

      I’m pretty sure she was the only death.

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