Hibernation Day #295 | A perfect summer day, warm, not hot, wispy clouds for the perfect sunset. Grand!
We have reached an interesting point in the narrative: the BC donuts on vax outcomes have been dropped. Here's the last double glaze: 1/
Our friends in Alberta have dropped Vaccine Outcomes altogether. The invaluable, @Martyupnorth_2 posts 2/

Meanwhile, the invaluable Guillaume Comeau posts a history of the Quebec government's gradual reduction in actual information on its stats page. Read the whole thread, it is as funny as the gov't is outrageous. 3/

The brutal fact is that the jabs and the boosters are, if anything, making people more susceptible to COVID and providing no protection against nasty outcomes, so.......let's stop reporting the data. That will work. 4/ #bcpoli
Our surpline legacy media will not, of course, note the data suppression. No good could come of that. Rather they will carry on touting the jabs and being astonished at the collapse of the health care system come Fall respiratory season. 5/ #bcpoli
If there is, in fact, Original Antigenic Sin and the triple jabbed are actually being made more vulnerable, the vaccine outcome stats would show that signal. Now those stats are no longer being reported. I think we know why. 6/ #bcpoli
We have reached the CYA phase of the narrative in which pols, PHOs, docs and hospital admins are scrambling to contain both "adverse events" and jab induced immunosuppression. A studied silence might get them to Labour Day...but then? 7/ #bcpoli
I have been withering on about the fact that, in the end, reality will have its way with whatever narrative is being promoted. The jabs are disappointing, at best, at worst they are creating a group of people who are vulnerable to any passing virus. 8/ #bcpoli
The tales of recurring Covid infection among the boosted are one side of reality, the other side will be the boosted getting very, very sick from flu and even normally mild colds. Plus their failing immune systems leave them open to shingles and even cancer. 9/ #bcpoli
I am in Summer, Hibernation Light, mode. But we are filling our pantry, keeping our gas topped up and building out social networks. Fall is coming and it is shaping up to be nasty. Stock up, walk in the sunshine, and remember, you are being lied to. 10/10 #bcpoli

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Jul 22
Hibernation Day #296 | Summer! Warm, a bit breezy. My own business, after three weeks in the anticipated doldrums is picking up. I basically take the week before Canada Day and the two weeks after as my vacation. It's lovely. 1/
The COVID file has gone silent. Wave 7 is a ripple. But we are torquing up BA.5 for late summer, early Fall. At this point, PHO and gov't need another wave to blend the jab issues into. People are getting sick. Almost all of them are jabbed. A new variant is required. 2/
People are on vacation. As they should be. But, apparently, that means that nothing can be accomplished on surge capacity for hospitals or serious ventilation for indoor spaces. The Fall respiratory season is literally 90 days away. And, nothing. 3/
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Jul 21
This is an interesting article underscoring the slow motion car crash which is Canada's health care system. Worth a read. But it brings up an interesting issue: how to tell the difference between COVID symptoms and the negative effect of the jabs? 1/
macleans.ca/society/health…
Dr. Pirzada recounts a case of a woman, triple jabbed who came in because she was nauseous for a week, not eating or drinking, with inflammation all over her body. Tested for COVID, positive. The doctor concludes the new variant BA.5 was the cause. 2/
He may very well be right - although full body inflammation seems unusual for a COVID variant - but is that the whole story? Could there be more going on here? The theory is that jabs and booster will minimize the risk of serious illness. 3/
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Jul 21
I wonder if any other province will follow New Brunswick's lead and require their health workers to be "up to date" with their jabs meaning you have to be boosted. 1/
I rather doubt it. Alberta has dropped the jab mandate altogether for its HCW. It is pretty clear that the booster doesn't do much (except apparently make people more vulnerable to the current variants). Take up has been limited, less than 50% of the double jabbed. 2/
Hospitals and LTCs are already running into serious staffing issues the result of firing the unjabbed and the jabbed getting sick and sick again. Emergency rooms have huge wait times and are often being forced to close for lack of staff. 3/
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Jul 20
Hibernation Day #294 | Just a perfect summer day. Warm, not hot until late afternoon. COVID seems to have, as I expected, slide off the table. Now it is all about how hot it is in England and Europe and parts of the US and Canada. 1/
Climate Fear Porn is ramping up. And it is something to worry about. Not because the world is warming more than usual in the summer, rather because the green idiots have quietly ruined a lot of useful energy infrastructure. 2/
Cold (Australia) or hot (much of the EU/UK/US) being able to generate electrical power on demand is key to making people comfortable. I have a pal in Phoenix where it was 106F today. She has air conditioning...she's fine. But you need power for that. 3/
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Jul 19
It is the really slow, really depressing time of the year in the junior markets. Even really, really good news is a selling opportunity. Same thing happens pretty much every year. Time to think about other things. 1/
As I have written before, I enjoy thinking about urban planning and design. What works and what doesn't. Part of this is actually thinking about what urban and suburban areas are actually for. Seems obvious but often isn't. 2/
One answer is that cities and their suburbs exist to provide places for people to live and work. Which is true but urban places do more than that. Schools, hospitals, universities, recreation centers, libraries, shopping districts are all part of the mix. 3/
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Jul 19
Hibernation Day #293 | Lovely, summer, day. Not too hot, great breeze off the ocean. I fear the rather stiffer breeze a couple of days ago has killed our new fig trees. Brown thumbs all round. Mask level, low even in suburbia. 1/
While there is a bit of a push in legacy media for remasking in the face of the dreaded 7th wave of B.5, I am not sure it will come to much mid-summer. The hysteria is receding. Which brings up an interesting political issue. 2/ #canpoli
The newly bowl cut Prime Minister of all the Canadas is out on a taxpayer funded pre-campaign, tour. Time honoured tradition. And fun watching the little shit doing campaign style events at undisclosed locations for fear of being "mobbed by supporters". 3/ #canpoli
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