March Did Bill Gates Just Reveal the Reason Behind the Lock-Downs? By Rosemary Frei | April 4, 2020 In a recent candid interview, Bill Gates outlined that, despite the comparatively small threat of Coronavirus, he and his colleagues “don’t want … Continue reading →
July 5, 2020 talk by Alan Watt on recent events Alan Watt’s July 5, 2020 talk. For related articles and other talks, go to Cutting Through the Matrix. 2022: A Vaccination Passport. The EU Keeps Quiet Over Suspicious Documents … Continue reading →
Rosie DiManno: Canada has been spared the horror of temporary morgues, but pandemic expediency comes with a cost Toronto Star | May 16, 2020 This article is from a mainstream newspaper but provides insight into the new arrangements and the … Continue reading →
Fog around Covid-19 made thicker by new Ontario rules for handling deaths Rosemary Frei | 11 May 2020 This is an earlier article and should help readers to understand what has happened in Ontario. Also see Rosemary Frei’s May 26th … Continue reading →
(v. 7.2) I just want to add the point here that the fact that they switched the death certificate from paper to electronic and this means that the old rules in the training document below weren’t being followed. So I … Continue reading →
Continuing from Part 5 | Part 4 | Part 3 | Part 2 | Part 1 and with the analysis of this article: I’m continue where we left off with this World Health Organization document. We got the gist of … Continue reading →
v 4.3 The point of this is try to get a better picture of what is going on with COVID and to comment on problems as I see them. For every point we learn, there two more questions. I have … Continue reading →
Death by killing old people, not COVID—the basic deception By Jon Rappoport | nomorefakenews.com | June 30, 2020 . . . The medical establishment is facing the embarrassing and devastating fact that a huge percentage of so-called COVID deaths are … Continue reading →
Continuing from Part 2 | Part 1 and analysis of this article: Then on April 22 the province produced the first COVID-19-screening guidelines for care homes. It’s broadly similar to the April 8 document, except that two or more of … Continue reading →
Continuing from Part 1 Back to the article: 6. One week later, April 8, a Provincial Testing Guidance Update was issued. It included the following list of symptoms (most of which are highly non-specific): fever, any new or worsening acute … Continue reading →