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Human trial testing of coronavirus vaccine derived from aborted human fetal cell line – Part 2 -confirmation that Ad5-nCoV uses the HEK293 cell line from an aborted baby

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This post is just to confirm the information referenced in Part 1. I checked with Dr. Alan Moy from the John Paul II Medical Research Institute, who is quoted in the article https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/health-canada-approves-human-trial-testing-of-coronavirus-vaccine-derived-from-aborted-fetal-cell-line as identifying the cell line as HEK293. … Continue reading →

Key Points – Corona (1.9) r/c

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Newer version of this here: https://canadianliberty.com/covid-19-concerns-and-contradictions/ 1.9 – June 12, 2020 (r/c) Tyranny was sold to us using COVID-19. Rights and freedoms provide safety. We are not accepting a trashed economy, isolation, muzzles, immunity passport manacles or brands, and forced … Continue reading →

Questioning chemotherapy – 2004 study, origin of chemicals involved

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As defenders of chemotherapy will acknowledge, it’s easy to find fault with it. Since cancer is affecting every person one way or another–self, family member or friend–and it is the number one cause of death in Canada, we have every … Continue reading →

We have something to say and someone is trying to drown us out

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What we are living in–since COVID-19 began–is a paid, subversive revolution. This is the “ultimate revolution” that Aldous Huxley wrote about–that gets under our skin–into our biological space. And so we have the abusers in “lock step” as the scenario … Continue reading →

Coronavirus Statement 1.0

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The emergency measures instituted in response to COVID-19 need to be withdrawn  until the public–locally, provincially and federally– having access to free exchange of information and views, decides democratically whether these measures and the information used to justify them are … Continue reading →