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Sophie Trudeau's cousin alleges a wide-ranging Liberal Party cover-up to protect pedophile officials


The Buffalo Chronicle
Sat, 02 May 2020 00:00 UTC
MacPherson and Trudeau
Ottawa based political operatives have long rumored that MacPherson once had a tryst with Trudeau and Ben Mulroney, prior to their marriages.
In 2016, after Amy MacPherson was forced out of her job at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for making unsubstantiated claims and inferences in her reporting, she became a director of the Simcoe-Grey Federal Liberal Riding Association — where she claims to have encountered predatorial sexual exploitation of children by a Liberal Party of Canada official and political colleague. MacPherson insists her experience is indicative of much more systemic problems inside the Liberal Party, and she details a stunning cover-up by party officials.

MacPherson is the cousin of Sophie Trudeau, the Prime Minister's wife. A self-described 'political animal', MacPherson has been active in covering politics as a reporter and as an activist at the local level. She is open about her own experiences of sexual violence and of growing up as a Crown ward, which she explains has instilled in her a moral compass on child advocacy issues.

Despite providing evidence about the child exploitation to several party officials, she claims that her warnings were entirely ignored. On her blog, 'Free the Press Canada', she lamented that the information she provided to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, to the Barrie Police Service, and to the Ontario Provincial Police had not been acted on.
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SOTT Focus: Navigating the Hysteria And Fear Around Covid-19

Mandatory Intellectomy
Sott.net
Sat, 16 May 2020 12:32 UTC
Cronyvirus-hysteria
As everyone must be aware by now, this 'pandemic' we've been watching in slow motion has been vastly exaggerated and met with exaggerated responses that are, however, all too real and cannot be undone. What's spreading uncontrollably around the world is secondarily a virus and primarily a lack of common sense, and actions that will leave the world as we know it in ruins unless we somehow manage to stop them. Much is happening every day, and it's all rather chaotic and confusing, especially anything that comes out of the mouths of government officials, echoed by the brain-dead androids in the media. So I want to do a short recapitulation of where we stand at this point.
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Best of the Web: Instead of bashing Russia for low COVID death rates West should test more & guess less, scholars say


Sputnik
Fri, 15 May 2020 20:16 UTC
ambulance covid PPE
© Sputnik / Ilya Pitalev
Having one of the lowest coronavirus-related mortality rates in the world, Russia still lags behind over a dozen countries with near-zero COVID fatality rates. That, however, was good enough to once again land Moscow firmly on the radar of Western mainstream media over its "suspiciously" successful bid to tackle the ongoing pandemic.

"In the past several days there have been news reports in Western media accusing Russia of under-reporting deaths in the country due to the coronavirus epidemic", says Gilbert Doctorow, an independent political analyst based in Brussels. "In particular, I can point to articles in the New York Times and in the Financial Times. With respect to the New York Times, the piquant title given to one respective article pointing to a 'Coronavirus Mystery' - is fully in line with the daily dose of anti-Russian propaganda that this most widely read American newspaper has been carrying on for years now."

Doctorow recollects that "a couple of weeks ago the same paper carried an article by one of its veteran science journalists accusing President Putin of using the coronavirus to undermine American science, and medicine in particular".

Comment: Note the quote from Sott's own Joe Quinn in the above.

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Blackbox

COVID 19 is a statistical nonsense

Iain Davis
In This Together
Sun, 03 May 2020 05:16 UTC
covid-19 stastic nonsense
The mortality statistics for COVID 19 have been incessantly hammered into our heads by the mainstream media (MSM). Every day they report these hardest of facts to justify the lockdown (house arrest) and to prove to us that living in abject fear of the COVID 19 syndrome is the only sensible reaction. Apparently, only the most lucrative vaccine ever devised can possibly save us.

The COVID 19 mortality statistics are the reason millions will undoubtedly download contact tracing (State surveillance) apps. This will help the vaccinated to secure their very own immunity passports (identity papers) and enable them to prove they are allowed to exist in the post COVID 19 society, whenever the State demands to see their authorisation.

But how reliable are these statistics? What do they really tell us about what is happening outside the confines of our incarceration? Do they reveal the harsh reality of an unprecedented deadly virus sweeping the nation or does the story of how they have been manipulated, inflated, fudged and exploited tell us something else?

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Best of the Web: "Staggering number" of extra deaths in community unrelated to COVID-19 because people are not getting access to care

Shaun Griffin
British Medical Journal
Fri, 15 May 2020 19:44 UTC
hospital bed
© Sputnik / Denis Grishkin
Only a third of the excess deaths seen in the community in England and Wales can be explained by covid-19, new data have shown.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) data,1 which cover deaths in hospitals, care homes, private homes, hospices, and elsewhere, show that 6035 people died as a result of suspected or confirmed covid-19 infection in England and Wales in the week ending 1 May 2020 (where deaths were registered up to 9 May), a decline of 2202 from the previous week.

Although the number of deaths in care homes has fallen for the second week in a row, more covid related deaths are being reported in care homes than in hospitals and are tailing off more slowly.

However, David Spiegelhalter, chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication at the University of Cambridge, said that covid-19 did not explain the high number of deaths taking place in the community.

Comment: People who need care are not getting it and are dying as a result of hospital resources being dedicated to the COVID-19 fear pandemic. What happened to the whole thing about not wanting people to die!?

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France to quarantine travellers arriving from Spain but not from the UK


The Local
Fri, 15 May 2020 19:31 UTC
French police
© AFP
France will impose quarantine on travellers arriving from Spain in a reciprocal measure after Madrid decided to restrict arrivals from Europe's Schengen zone, a presidential official said on Thursday.

Spain said on Tuesday it would from Friday impose a 14-day quarantine period on all travellers to avoid importing new virus cases.

"France will impose a 14-day quarantine from the moment Spain imposes the measure, based on the principle of reciprocity," a presidential official said.

The official did not give the precise date, saying this was still the subject of bilateral talks.

And imposing these kinds of restrictions "did not represent the desire" of France, added the official.
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Best of the Web: Criminal indictments for Philippine Dengue vaccine includes President of Sanofi Pasteur and their FDA


TrialSite News
Mon, 24 Feb 2020 00:00 UTC
Philippine vaccinations
© Gregorio B. Dantes Jr./Pacific Press, via Getty ImagesPhilippine families in queue for vaccinations
The president of Sanofi Pasteur Inc., along with a former health chief and now politician, Rep Janette Garin have all been indicted by the Department of Justice (DOJ) in the Philippines for reckless imprudence, resulting in homicide as a result of the deaths of children associated with the anti-dengue vaccine Dengvaxia. As a result of an ongoing investigation, government prosecutors found probable cause to file the charges against the named defendants as well as nine unnamed officials from the Department of Health, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine. Additional Sanofi Pasteur officials were indicted for violations of the Consumer Act of the Philippines.

Current Situation

Known as the Dengvaxia controversy, there were hundreds of deaths associated with a Philippines Deng immunization program in 2017. The Department of Health there ultimately suspended a school-based vaccine program utilizing French drug maker Sanofi Pasteur's Dengvaxia vaccine due to a number of deaths from various complications that allegedly attributed to the vaccine product. Thereafter, the company went public with a statement that its product, in fact, poses higher risk to people without prior dengue infection. By August 2019, over 600 people, mostly children, who received the vaccine have died. It must be emphasized that not all of these deaths are due to the vaccine itself. Regardless, the DOH banned the vaccine's sale or use in the Philippines.

Comment: Any potential vaccine should mandatorily undergo intense review and the risk factors made public knowledge. Killing the patient is not a preventative solution. Why were these vaccinations allowed to continue if even one recipient died from its dose?

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Bizarro Earth

Say what? Top economist wants older people to pay corona tax to support the young

Alan Hope
The Brussels Times
Fri, 15 May 2020 19:08 UTC
elderly couple
Tax the elderly to compensate the young?
A Belgian economist has proposed a special tax on older people to help the young overcome the economic problems caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19).

Older people aged over 65 years suffer disproportionately from the medical effects of the virus, admits Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, who teaches at Oxford university. But the economic effects come down hardest on the young.

"Young people benefit the least from the lockdown measures, because they are less susceptible to the virus," De Neve told VRT news. "The older generation should realise that young people are sacrificing themselves, both economically and in terms of mental health."

His suggestion: a corona-tax on the older generation, possibly a one-off tax, to be used to cushion the blow of the pandemic on the prospects of younger people.
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Footprints

Nearly 1M Michiganders defy coronavirus lockdown orders

Emma Colton
Washington Examiner
Fri, 15 May 2020 05:34 UTC
Michigan in the streets
© screenshotMichiganders defy Governor Whitmer's never-ending lockdown
Roughly 1 million people in Michigan began leaving their homes last week despite extended stay-at-home orders.

The New York Times conducted a study of cellphone data across the country and found that in Michigan, 39% of people stayed home last week, a dip from its peak at 50%. Though many people have stayed home through most of the pandemic, roughly 1 million people began moving last week. The New York Times reported:
"No state saw a larger drop in the share of people staying home last week than Michigan, even though its stay-at-home order remained in place. While half of the state's residents stayed home on average during the preceding six weeks, that number declined by nearly 11 percentage points last week, as approximately one million people there started moving around again."

Comment: Digging in her heels, Whitmer is clearly out of step with her constituency. It does not behoove a governor to allow his or her own stubborn issues and programmed bias to cloud judgement for the masses under her jurisdiction. What is she afraid of?

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People using Covid-19 as fake 'attacks' face biological weapons hoax charges

Nebojsa Malic
RT
Fri, 15 May 2020 18:46 UTC
police jackboots coronavirus
© Reuters / Jessica Rinaldi; Reuters / Hannah McKay
Accidentally spreading Covid-19 is wanting grandma dead, say opponents of ending lockdowns. Yet activists now worry that proposed laws to punish those who threaten to spread it deliberately would discriminate against minorities.

A Florida man spat and coughed on a police officer responding to a domestic violence call, and faces up to five years in prison on a federal charge of biological weapons hoax (he was negative for Covid-19). Another man in Texas, who falsely claimed on Facebook that he paid someone to spread the virus at local grocery stores, was charged with the same thing. A Michigan man who wiped his face with a store employee's shirt might get three months in jail and a $500 fine for misdemeanor assault and battery.

These are just some of the recent incidents across the US highlighted by Reuters, as Covid-19 lockdowns - originally intended to last for two weeks - have stretched to two months, with some jurisdictions saying they want to extend them indefinitely.

Comment: This isn't about racial discrimination and it is certainly not comparable to intentionally spreading AIDS. COVID-19 has a mortality rate below 1%! It's nothing like AIDS. In any case, the issue here is the hysteria surrounding this fake pandemic. Those doing these hoaxes are dumb, but the punishment does not fit the crime. The real agenda here seems to impose greater and greater draconian measures on society.

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