November 11, 2021: Reader Tips

It is with mixed emotions that many of us are feeling this Remembrance Day. Let’s look back to November 11, 1918 here and here.

Where is Canada 103 years later? We have a Woke PM, media, and large percentage of the population who don’t care one bit about all of the Canadian soldiers who fought and died for our country. It’s so bad, in fact, that many of these same people are even ashamed when they see a Canadian flag being raised. The same groups of folks have carefully engineered to systematically remove many of the freedoms Canadians once took for granted. And yet, most in the country just sit idly by, fearful to go outside or interact with anyone without wearing a mask on their face, fearful to speak out against “the official narrative”. These same people are overjoyed that their unvaccinated fellow citizens are being treated like 2nd, if not 3rd class citizens. Don’t comply and be shunned!

Only sadness and fear reigns over the country on this Remembrance Day.

Update: A little inspiration.

And How Was Your Day?

Via reader RW, who describes the scene — 17 West Ottawa @ Vanier Parkway this morning. The truck itself was parked ¼ mile further down the road with its hydraulic ram up in the air. So the driver tried go in under a bridge with his hopper raised

Safe And Effective ®

Passports to nowhere;

Most vaccines — against polio, smallpox, measles and other diseases — prevent infection and spread. But not COVID-19 vaccines. Now that the battle is against the delta variant, they’ve become disease-tamers rather than infection preventers.

Governors and mayors from Maine to Los Angeles are demanding that public employees, and even nurses and doctors, hailed just months ago as heroes, get vaxxed or go without a job.

Just as politicians don’t read the bills before voting on them, they don’t keep up with science but still want to tell the rest of us what to do.

The groundbreaking findings in Lancet show that fully vaccinated people who came down with COVID infected others in their household at the same rate (about 25%) as unvaccinated people did (about 23%). The vaccinated had just as much viral load in their upper respiratory tract, making them just as contagious.

The British researchers also found that vaccinated people were only somewhat less likely to contract the virus (25%) compared with the unvaccinated (38%). That conflicts with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data showing the vaccinated are far less likely to contract COVID.

One thing is for sure: The science is uncertain on this. So, government should not be using a heavy hand to impose mandates claiming to make workplaces safer.

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