Justin’s Tyranny
Here is my summary in video Justin’s Tyranny Emergencies Act – Parliament is suspended by Trudeau! Feb. 18 2022 Andrew Scheer – Parliament is suspended! Before MPs even finish debating Trudeau’s massive power grab, the House of Commons gets shut down. Heavily-Armed Ottawa Police Arrest At Least 70 ‘Freedom Convoy’ Protesters, Will Run “24 Hours A Day” To Clear City Watch the latest live feeds from citizen journalists. Or… Watch the latest live feeds from mainstream corporate media. * *…
Harking back a year
Telegraph journalist says coronavirus ‘cull’ of elderly could benefit economy Metre, 11 March, 2020 A Telegraph journalist has suggested coronavirus could ‘prove mildly beneficial’ to the UK economy by killing off elderly Britons. In his column last week, Jeremy Warner analyses the US making an emergency interest rate cut to protect the economy against coronavirus. It went largely unnoticed when the Telegraph – whose average reader age is 61 – published it on March 3, but one of the assistant…
Whitney Webb and James Corbett on the AstraZenica vaccine
EXPLORING THE OXFORD-ASTRAZENECA EUGENICS LINKS https://www.bitchute.com/embed/AJuK7JSlKNw/ Even some in the independent media have bought into the hype surrounding the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID vaccine and its “non-profit” nature. But once you peel back the layers of obfuscation you quickly find not only the profit motive hiding underneath, but the dark specter of eugenics. Whitney Webb of Unlimited Hangout joins us to discuss her recent article, “Developers of Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Tied to UK Eugenics Movement.” SHOW NOTES Unlimited Hangout Schwab Family Values Developers of…
UK policy is to use coronavirus to CULL the elderly
UK’s Coronavirus Strategy: Just Let It Happen And Hope For Herd Immunity A Telegraph journalist has suggested coronavirus could ‘prove mildly beneficial’ to the UK economy by killing off elderly Britons. In his column last week, Jeremy Warner analyses the US making an emergency interest rate cut to protect the economy against coronavirus. It went largely unnoticed when the Telegraph – whose average reader age is 61 – published it on March 3, but one of the assistant editor’s economic…
