Category: The Libranos

All of the Usual Suspects Were Wrong

The CDC’s recent policy changes reveal a carefully worded mea culpa over their disastrous (and entirely incorrect) policies over the past 2.5 years. Whether it’s public health officials, politicians, corporate executives, most scientists, and Leftists generally, THEY WERE ENTIRELY WRONG. Their policies were absolutely discriminatory, violated the Nuremberg Code. In Canada, Trudeau, Singh, and their parties [allegedly] violated the Canadian Constitution, yet they went ahead anyhow. They’re so deep in their lies now that they’ll never back down, short of court orders. Prison sentences should be forthcoming but we know this will never happen because we don’t live in a just & fair world but at least their legacies in the history books will be associated with disgrace and abject failure.

Update: As one of the early commenters pointed out, I appear to have used the wrong terminology. I was referring to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, as part of the 1982 Constitution Act.

Oh?

National Post-Privacy experts disagree with RCMP assertion that spyware is similar to wiretapping

Privacy experts say police and government use of “extremely intrusive” spyware needs to be tightly controlled, and the technology should be outlawed for the general Canadian public.

The director of the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab said spyware is “like a wiretap on steroids,” and requires more oversight and a much higher threshold for use.

Another Mandatory Vaccine Success Story

It’s a good thing they fired all the unvaccinated workers (who by now have natural immunity) and gave the real heroes bonuses. 

Globe and Mail- More emergency departments across Canada forced to temporarily close because of staff shortages

The same mixture of burnout, vacations and pandemic-related absences led to staffing shortages and emergency department closings in other provinces over the weekend.

Dr. Smart said staffing issues in some Toronto-area hospitals are particularly troubling because urban hospitals often have specialty wards that require nurses with specific training, and hiring them can be very difficult. “When we’re losing people with that type of training and experience and they’re no longer working, it’s very worrisome,” she said.

And lets not forget the lockdowns.

With Friends Like These

National Post- The incredibly incompetent Mélanie Joly

According to Globe and Mail sources, Ottawa clearly instructed Canadian diplomats to not tell Ukrainian staff about the impending invasion or the target on their backs. They had to learn about both through the grapevine via U.S. embassy employees, who were warned of the danger.

This decision to desert roughly 50 loyal employees, to leave them for death, detention or worse given Russian troops’ well-documented predilection for rape and torture, reportedly came from the top.

Sounds familiar.

Year of the Graves

Excellent podcast here. Glavin does a terrific job of putting everything in both the historical and current context.

Quillette- Canada’s Unmarked Graves, How the Media Got It Wrong

Quillette podcast host Jonathan Kay talks to National Post reporter Terry Glavin about the blockbuster 2021 claim that hundreds of murdered Indigenous children had been found in unmarked graves, the process by which that story began to unravel in the year that followed, and what the whole spectacle tells us about Canada’s intellectual class.

Right Wing Terrorists Running Rampant In Justin’s Ottawa

Now that the week of apologies is over, the bought and paid for media can go back to protecting our Dear Leader.  The Trudeau cult’s Toronto Star had a major story on how members of the Freedom Convoy have taken over a church in Ottawa. Who knows what evil things are happening in that building. And what is the Conservative Party connection?  Not to be outdone, Justin’s Global News comes out with a rant about the War Memorial.  And let us not forget unbiased Glen McGregor at CTV.

Politicization of National War Memorial sparks debate: desecration or demonstration?

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