There is a divide between those who see the world as it is, and those who see the world as it should be. There is an unimaginative group constrained by laws of nature, the unforgiving rules of physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics, the unobliging nostrums of engineering, economics and history. And then there are those... Continue Reading →

Explosive Story: Health Canada Admits Pfizer Misrepresented Their COVID-19 Shot Is Health Canada now a spreader of 'misinformation'? Dr. Byram W. Bridle Oct 20,2023 It has been two years, two months, and twenty-six days (818 total days) since the administration of my employer, the University of Guelph, banned me from accessing my office and laboratory.... Continue Reading →

https://kirschsubstack.com/p/msu-professor-mark-skidmore-was-exonerated?utm_campaign=email-post&r=1m6k1u&utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email MSU Professor Mark Skidmore was exonerated by MSU; his landmark paper showing over 250,000 killed by the COVID vaccine is now back in the peer-reviewed literature After a 7 month review by his university, Mark Skidmore, was exonerated of all charges and his new, improved paper was published in a more credible peer-reviewed journal.... Continue Reading →

Finally, safe and effective might be a real thing! However the irony is that this T-cell promoting jab, which could prevent or delay cancers and might stop bacterial and viral illnesses, is being downplayed and ignored by the medical officers. It's almost as if the worry might be that it could be too effective and... Continue Reading →

John Campbell's interview with professor Angus Dagleish. Long but very good, a one hour immunology course. This is an excellent lesson in immunotherapy for cancer and the use of vitamin D (10,000 IU/day) and vaccinations with mycobacteria to boost the innate immune response to treat cancer. It is also a lesson in how the brightest... Continue Reading →

Not a Bond film! Last year I wrote about the Public Health Act being the soft underbelly of democracy in BC and later about how WHO was planning to use the fear of disease and death to initiate, continue, prolong and eventually decide when to end a health emergency. Fortunately a few small African countries... Continue Reading →

We have spent generations trying to unite people to a common purpose of improving our lives, all of our lives. With each year our nations have become more tolerant and accepting of differences in ideas, race, religion and sexual orientation. And now our own governments have been trying to legislate that some people are more... Continue Reading →

Despite it being commonly said that 70% of murdered indigenous women are killed by other indigenes this ratio is misinformation spread by the uninformed. The actual figure is ... https://youtu.be/O3eZm2vWmL0?si=zpFe-QtuUFCEQbHG

The good news is that Canada is actually making news in the US. The bad news is that Trudeau is making us all look like arses. Which reminds me of a conversation overheard a few days ago where a middle-aged woman said if there's an election she'll 'vote for Trudeau again because he's got great... Continue Reading →

They walk among us, they look like you and me but they are different. There are those who relish and applaud the most cruel barbarities. Yes there has to be retaliation for the atrocities in Israel: destroy Hamas, but let's hope that the governments of the western nations do not commit war crimes in our... Continue Reading →