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23 Oct, 4 tweets, 1 min read
Let's celebrate this clear eyed tweet. A simple statement of facts highlighting the non existent rationale for vaccinating children. But why is this message so important?
It's because Dr. Lewis, is an articulate, high ranking MP with clear political aspirations. She is willing to take a principled stand and take the heat. She won't be the only one as there are many on the left which also recognize the folly of the C19 debacle. 2/
These public expressions were impossible a year ago as irrational fear, spurred by the relentless fear mongering of public health ran amok. It would have been political suicide. But....through the efforts of Team Realty, we carved out a public space for rational discussion.

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So take time to celebrate and don't despair. Your tweets and notes are meaningful and everyday they expand the possibilities of public discourse. Remember, team train wreck has lost and those in power know it. With political engagement comes policy shifts towards truth. End.

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14 Oct
It's hard to repress ones cynicism and say "What plan". But, I will try to be constructive. Mr. Premier @fordnation, next week is too late and I tell you why.

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The exasperation that front line health care workers have for public health and your gov't is accelerating rapidly. They see units closed, staff fired, patients denied service and/or shunted. Just today, multiple colleagues decided to retire. They see breakdown in real time.

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Running a health system is hard and requires sound policy implementation. It isn't a virtue signaling exercise. People in this province are practical and they expect competent service for the taxes they pay. This isn't happening.

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13 Oct
Alex Berenson is at the top of his game. His command of the literature is excellent and there are few politicians, public health officials or reporters that can match his chops. He has a remarkable talent and please take the time to listen.

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open.spotify.com/episode/1VNcMV…
He lays out in simple detail how public health's "fly by the seat of their pants approach" has morphed into failure. And that is what you are seeing. A failure which in Canada is held together by a mountain of cash from Ottawa.

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His discussion illuminates the period between March-June 2021 when vaccines morphed,at least to those paying attention, from great promise closer to failure. This was in essence the "last hope" of public health to redeem itself.

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27 Sep
The "bad cat" is back discussing the clever work of Dr. Norman Fenton. This work cuts through the noise and focuses on a clear unambiguous point. Does vaccine uptake change all cause mortality, an indice impervious to revisionism? 1/

boriquagato.substack.com/p/all-cause-de…
This is serious work done by a clever data analyst and the answer BTW is No. At this point in time, there is no observable benefit to vaccine uptake. Digging into the analysis, there are some interesting caveats that do require careful consideration. 2/
Long story short, it basically comes down to this. Vaccination results in an initial rise in death that offsets the long term benefits. Those long term benefits are in turn time limited as vaccine efficacy fades after 5-6 months. 3/
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25 Sep
So who won the C19 Olympics? Its seems Denmark, Sweden and Norway have captured gold, silver and bronze. Meanwhile Canada is looking for a participation medal if it can figure a way across the finish line. How did it go all so wrong in this seemingly advanced nation? 1/
Simply speaking, it all comes down to approach, experience and the guiding principles. The Scandinavian countries adopted a voluntary "mitigation" strategy (tried and true) whereas Canada employed a centrally planned "general suppression" model (new and radical). 2/
Scandinavia's mitigation strategy highlighted transparency, honesty and the gentle art of persuasion. They valued an informed public, openly admitted mistakes and acknowledged that public health measures were limited in efficacy. It valued the concept that "less is better". 3/
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15 Sep
Anders Tegnell, Sweden's chief public health officer, has been an anchor point of common sense and decency during C19. He was ridiculed early for classifying C19 as a "hard flu" and for following the standard pandemic playbook. Boring and practical was the new "radical". 1/
What stuck in my mind was his constant refrain, "lets talk in a year or so and see where we are". He knew the test of time reveals all about the choices a society makes and whether they are wise. 2/
Here we are 18 months later and Sweden won in a blow out. Practicality and honesty won the day in every imaginable category. From age adjusted death, to maintaining an intact functional society. They are finished with C19. 3/
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The truth is always the first causality of war, an axiom that equally applies to the C19 response. Without the common bond forged by trust, the enactment of public policy becomes difficult without the application of force. 1/
Public health has long ago burnt trust to the ground. Blundering and blind, Canada's C19 response has been a cavalcade of poor decisions, long on hardship and short on results. Collateral damage has spread to all segments of our society.

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The collapse of trust is observable in Canada's ongoing federal election. Canada's left of center tradition, especially under 50, has shifted decidedly rightward to upstart parties like the PPC. Suddenly, working age Canadians find freedom and smaller govt key values. 3/
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