Canadian Orwellian world: Lockdowns, vaccines passports and more

[Herbal witch]

I just came across this 35 minute Video on X, background on North American aborignal history, Wendigo, Canadian history, MKUl;tra related experiments in Weyburn, Saskatchewan (home of Tommy Douglas), and Adrenochrome. Maybe a little overkill on making the point of the aboriginal connection to adrenochrome (most of the first 20 min.), but still worth the watch I think.
Adrenochrome - Canadas SHOCKING Connection to the World's Most Controversial Chemical

https://twitter.com/x/status/1894802024224428120

I don't have a twitter/X account. Is there a way I can watch this video on another format? Thanks.

 

[Herbal witch]

I don't have a twitter/X account. Is there a way I can watch this video on another format? Thanks.

Adrenochrome: Canada's SHOCKING Connection to the World's Most Controversial Chemical

Narrated by Hammerson Peters. In this piece, we explore Canada’s shocking role in the dark history of adrenochrome consumption, from its genesis as a brutal native tradition to its role in 1950s psych

rumble.com

Okay, found it.

 

[anartist]

Adrenochrome: Canada's SHOCKING Connection to the World's Most Controversial Chemical

Narrated by Hammerson Peters. In this piece, we explore Canada’s shocking role in the dark history of adrenochrome consumption, from its genesis as a brutal native tradition to its role in 1950s psych

rumble.com

Okay, found it.

Good point @Lone herbal witch
Here it is on Rumble

Adrenochrome: Canada's SHOCKING Connection to the World's Most Controversial Chemical

Narrated by Hammerson Peters. In this piece, we explore Canada’s shocking role in the dark history of adrenochrome consumption, from its genesis as a brutal native tradition to its role in 1950s psych

rumble.com

 

[Benjamin]

This is a sizable one for Canada. As of Jan. 27, all Peavey Mart stores will begin liquidating their inventories and close. This chain has been around since 1967. It's going to be strange not having Peavey Mart around anymore. They stocked tools, children's toys, clothing, canning supplies, candle and soap making (2nd cheapest price for beeswax that I could find), meat processing supplies, medicine, cleaning supplies, hunting and fishing, machine repair parts; you know, "old farmer" lifestyle. Heck, you could even buy chicks to start your own chicken farm. Kinda sad, really.

Peavey Mart Confirms Store Closings Following CCAA Filing

Peavey Mart confirms nationwide store closures after filing for creditor protection under the CCAA, marking the end of its nearly six-decade legacy.

retail-insider.com

Peavey Industries LP, Canada’s largest farm and ranch retail chain, has officially announced the closure of all its stores nationwide. This decision follows the company’s filing for creditor protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), granted by the Court of King’s Bench Alberta.

The closures will affect 90 Peavey Mart stores and six MainStreet Hardware locations, with liquidation sales set to begin immediately. This marks the end of a nearly six-decade-long legacy for the Alberta-based retailer, which has been a staple in Canada’s rural and suburban retail market.

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In March 2020, Peavey Industries acquired the Canadian master license for Ace Hardware from RONA Inc., a subsidiary of Lowe’s Canada. This acquisition included 107 Ace-branded retail locations across the country and was part of Peavey’s strategy to bolster its presence in the hardware and home improvement sector.

However, in June 2024, Peavey Industries announced that it would end its relationship with Ace Hardware International, effective December 31, 2024. This decision was part of a strategic reevaluation amidst challenges such as supply chain disruptions and rising operational costs.

Following this announcement, Ace Hardware International informed Canadian dealers in October 2024 that it would no longer support or supply Ace-branded dealers in Canada starting in 2025. This development impacted nearly 100 dealers across seven provinces, adding further strain to Peavey’s operations.

There were many other factors that contributed to the closing like "high inflation, shifting consumer spending patterns, and rising interest rates. For rural-focused retailers like Peavey, these challenges are further magnified by declining agricultural incomes and an increasingly competitive retail landscape."

Why can't they close McDonalds or Starbucks instead?

 

[Maat]

Here is another paper about what was discovered in the FOI emails of Theresa Tam regarding vaccines experiment without consent on Inuit Children in 2019.

Bombshell FOI Emails: Will Theresa Tam Finally Face a Reckoning? | DonaldBest.CA

Emails Expose Secret No-Consent RSV Palivizumab Vaccine* Experiments on Inuit Children. What Else Are They Hiding? by Donald Best February 25, 2025 For three years, Canadian officials used Inuit children as guinea pigs for an experimental RSV Palivizumab vaccine* injections program – without...

donaldbest.ca

 

[Voyageur]

Here it is on Rumble

Certainly, bad things went down in Saskatchewan by selected psychiatric doctors in select hospitals, as well as other provinces. Montreal's cases is notable, yet Saskatchewan is more obscure and does come up often, all linked to the usual suspects (tied together).

Here is another paper about what was discovered in the FOI emails of Theresa Tam regarding vaccines experiment without consent on Inuit Children in 2019.

Likely the tip of the iceberg.

One also might consider, that it is not just Inuit, an egregious case as it is - it is all the tribes and non tribes in Canada who were target with an diabolical experiment. That does not go away.

Concerning the nutrition experiment (starting 1940's to 50's), the paper in the above article notes as a preface first when they first arrived:

IN MARCH 1942, and after months of planning, a group of scientific and medical researchers travelled by bush plane and dog sled to the Cree communities of Norway House, Cross Lake, God’s Lake Mine, Rossville, and The Pas in Northern Manitoba. The trip was jointly sponsored by Indian Affairs, the New York-based Milbank Memorial Fund, the Royal Canadian Air Force(RCAF) and the Hudson’s Bay Company but had been spearheaded by Indian Affairs Branch Superintendent of Medical Services Dr. Percy Moore and RCAF Wing Commander Dr. Frederick Tisdall – Canada’s leading nutrition expert and the co-inventor of the infant food Pablum. The goal was to “study the state of nutrition of the Indian by newly developed medical procedures,” which meant that – in addition to collecting information on local subsistence patterns – the research team conducted detailed physical examinations, blood tests, and x-rays on nearly 400 Aboriginal residents of these communities.1 But even before they began to administer their battery of medical tests, the researchers were immediately struck by the frightening toll that malnutrition and hunger appeared to be taking. At both Norway House and Cross Lake, they reported that, “while most of the people were going about trying to make a living, they were really sick enough to be in bed under treatment and that if they were white people, they would be in bed and demanding care and medical attention.” Following a visit to the homes of some of the elderly residents of Norway House at the request of the Chief and Council, moreover, researchers found that “conditions were deplorable where the old people were almost starved and were plainly not getting enough food to enable them to much more than keep alive.”2

Tuberculosis was a factor, which then begets the 1933 vaccine experiment in Saskatchewan cited.

Edit: Inuit paper

 

[Vulcan59]

Mark Carney looks set to become the next Canadian Prime Minister. - Source

Globalist and WEF compadre and former central banker Mark Carney took 86% of votes to become leader of Canada’s ruling party. Carney will succeed Justin Trudeau as prime minister, who announced his resignation after nine years in power. Carney has argued that he was best placed to oversee trade negotiations with Donald Trump and said he would keep retaliatory tariffs in place until “the Americans show us respect.” This ensured that Schwab would still retain control over Canadian politics.

The Liberals announced Carney as Justin Trudeau’s successor on Sunday after party members voted in a nominating contest. Carney was at Goldman Sachs for 13 years before being named deputy governor of the Bank of Canada in 2003. He left in November 2004 for a top finance ministry job and returned to become central bank governor in 2008. He is well aware of the market manipulations of the NY bankers. He infuriated Brexit supporters by talking about the economic damage he said would likely be caused by leaving the European Union. He was wrong about that. After leaving the Bank of England in 2020, Carney served as a United Nations envoy on finance and climate change. He does not bring independence to Canada, but more of the same, which is why the Liberals handed him the PM position. Our model is projecting war in EUROPE and rising interest rates in Canada.

 

[ivanb]

This is a sizable one for Canada. As of Jan. 27, all Peavey Mart stores will begin liquidating their inventories and close. This chain has been around since 1967. It's going to be strange not having Peavey Mart around anymore. They stocked tools, children's toys, clothing, canning supplies, candle and soap making (2nd cheapest price for beeswax that I could find), meat processing supplies, medicine, cleaning supplies, hunting and fishing, machine repair parts; you know, "old farmer" lifestyle. Heck, you could even buy chicks to start your own chicken farm. Kinda sad, really.

Peavey Mart Confirms Store Closings Following CCAA Filing

Peavey Mart confirms nationwide store closures after filing for creditor protection under the CCAA, marking the end of its nearly six-decade legacy.

retail-insider.com

There were many other factors that contributed to the closing like "high inflation, shifting consumer spending patterns, and rising interest rates. For rural-focused retailers like Peavey, these challenges are further magnified by declining agricultural incomes and an increasingly competitive retail landscape."

Why can't they close McDonalds or Starbucks instead?

Sad, loosing down to earth Canadian supply retailers.

 

[Benjamin]

"Elbows up!"

You may have heard this recent 'battle cry' already that is being used to empower Canadians to fight against the "existential crisis" of Trump and the tariffs. Justin Trudeau used this phrase during a speech at the Liberal leadership race event on Mar. 9. You can hear it at 5:25.

‘Elbows up’: Trudeau warns Canada of ‘existential’ threat from U.S. in final speech as PM | Watch News Videos Online

Watch ‘Elbows up’: Trudeau warns Canada of ‘existential’ threat from U.S. in final speech as PM Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

globalnews.ca

It apparently has it's origins with Gordie Howe. From USA Today, Mar. 10/25.

The phrase is linked to Gordie Howe, a longtime Detroit Red Wings player who was born in Saskatchewan, a providence in Western Canada.

Howe, who is synonymous with the Red Wings, was known for his toughness, among other things. He used his elbows to defend himself when opposing players crowded him.

Mr. Hockey played for Detroit from 1946 to 1971 and led them to Stanley Cup championships in 1950, 1952, 1954 and 1955.

Kirk Maltby, a former player and also a team scout, said this about Howe in a 2016 story in the Free Press: "You'd want to be within an ear's length so you could hear him, but at the same time, you didn't want to be right next to him because he'd get his fists and his elbows up. He'd get so animated."

Dear god please let this one be short lived. Everyone is going to look like they're in a deodorant ad. It reminds me of another equally stupid phrase spouted by the Dems in the US. "Turn the page!"

 

[Voyageur]

Have not been paying attention to True North (they were good during covid but don't now seem to be publishing last checked) due to some alignment reasons, such as when JP got on the Tel Aviv train and so did Malcom. However, not to throw possibilities away, checked this week to see that they seemed to have moved to a new name and substack website (when I say they, that is Candice Malcom). The new name is Juno News, and wish them well as independents.

So, today was happy Monday in Canada, waking up to a new PM boss, or soon will be and it was no surprise. It was kind of a meet the new boss, same as the old boss morning, and yet he was probably, in reality, 'the Old Boss' for the last 5 year while keeping Justin's strings taunt.

Caught this interview tonight between Malcom and the "former Liberal MP Dan McTeague." Interesting overall.

Dan and Candice examine Mark Carney’s vision for Canada, and why Dan believes Carney is “Justin Trudeau 2.0.”

So, the listener will receives some insights from someone who has been around the liberal political orbit, not that all will be agreed upon, but still interesting. The Ottawa liberals are probably more of a sinking ship, with rats abandoning, however, many will stay for the ride just in case it can be manufactured to still float, with Carney at the helm.

McTeague echo's others who say that Carney will call a snap election after Easter. Malcom says she has a hard time knowing Carney, knowing in what he believes in, what he stands for on issues. She points out he is evasive, although his tenure at the WEF is discussed, along with his Golden Sachs banking days (peeps here might recall that Carney under Sachs may have been a Russian economic western raider back in the 90's - Putin would know. Currently, Carney also has a mess of financial disclosures to make in a short time frame that he has been rather cagey about, so there may be some fast obfuscation going on to prove he is squeaky clean. That said, he is still an unelected new PM, never held an MP seat, has 3 passports that we know of, may still sit on the Board of the WEF (although likely not) and much more for those that followed him. Mrk carney claims he will be tough on Trump and has sounded the bugle (what are Canadians thinking, 350 million + to 30 million whatever, right, that's going to work out well).

Here is the link:

href="Ex-Liberal MP WARNS Canadians about PM Mark Carney">Ex-Liberal MP WARNS Canadians about PM Mark Carney

A couple of notes not followed up upon (one you can see on the news link above), was that Justin on his way out the door nixed more firearms, although you might still be able to own a peashooter, not exactly sure, and apparently he has made reference to breaking up the RCMP - from the provinces and small communities. What the latter would do is likely not feasible, as communities could never afford policing. Probably one of Carney's whispers in Justin's ear - yup, i will do it boss, just watch me, he grins.

 

[Debra]

Speaking of “Elbows Up”, this catchy tune has been making the rounds.
The lyrics and tune are catchy, and although the critters are computer/AI generated, the antics are, in my opinion, very entertaining.

 

[unkl brws]

"Elbows up!"

You may have heard this recent 'battle cry' already that is being used to empower Canadians to fight against the "existential crisis" of Trump and the tariffs. Justin Trudeau used this phrase during a speech at the Liberal leadership race event on Mar. 9. You can hear it at 5:25.

It is sickening to listen to and watch this fool wrap himself in the Canadian flag and pretend to defend Canada. Especially after what happened during the Covid years. This quote from a Substack article by the Neo-Ciceroinian Times sums it up well:

What makes this all the more amusing is the excited “nationalism” we’ve been seeing from the lefties and globalists in several of the countries that have been in the Trump/Vance crosshairs over the past month. A good example would be in Canada, in response to the tariff threats that Trump made to try to push the Canadian government into being a little more proactive about securing their side of the border from the fentanyl and illegal aliens that enter the USA. Watching the Canadian government fall all over itself trying to fake an exuberant pride in their Canadian-ness, even as they continue to turn their country into an Indian colony and treat their own White Canadian population like a bunch of expendable paypigs has been enlightening, to say the least. Obviously, what’s driving the reaction is not a genuine love of country or people, but loyalty to the transnational elite that is piqued at recently being disempowered in the USA.

Original article here: A Common Struggle

 

[Carlos Alberto]

It is sickening to listen to and watch this fool wrap himself in the Canadian flag and pretend to defend Canada. Especially after what happened during the Covid years. This quote from a Substack article by the Neo-Ciceroinian Times sums it up well:

Original article here: A Common Struggle

Yes, I agree. It's also disappointing that Canadians seem to be falling again for silly old tricks. Two months ago most Canadians were angry at the government because the country was falling apart, they can't afford the rent or groceries anymore, they can't get proper medical care or education and crime, drugs and homelessness are ubiquitous.

Yet, magically, all that anger has now been safely channeled away from the government. It's all Trump's fault. We have to unite against Trump. And, of course, being united means you all have to support the government and if you criticize Carney you are not part of the team. This might not be playing out already but I worry that we might be headed in that direction.

I also don't think that the liberals would win in a fair election but given what's happened recently in Romania, Germany and other places, I can't expect the globalists to allow the wrong candidate to win.

 

[Benjamin]

Mark Carney looks set to become the next Canadian Prime Minister.

Globalist and WEF compadre and former central banker Mark Carney took 86% of votes to become leader of Canada’s ruling party.

I transcribed this section from a snippet (uploaded by Juno News) of a larger video that was only viewable by Juno News subscribers. It's an interview/discussion with CTF of Alberta director Kris Sims talking about Mark Carney. There is more discussed in the 35:51 minute video, but right at the beginning they get into the possibility of the Liberals rigging their own election.

Starting at @2:20:

I want to talk a little bit about that leadership vote on Sunday night, Kris, 'cause there were a couple of things that just don't add up to me when it comes to what happened.

Let's just do a comparison between the Liberals and the Conservatives. So, first thing, We were told that the convention the Liberals held on Sunday evening in Ottawa had fewer then 2,000 people in attendance. Compare that to Pierre Poilievre, who did a rally in London, Ontario, a much smaller city, and this is just a rally, and there were an estimated 2,500 attendees, this is according to Juno news. And so, just even the idea that they are electing selecting a new leader for the Liberal Party and there are fewer people who go to just your run-of-the-mill Pierre Poilievre rally, that's not even during a campaign...you had two former Prime Ministers in attendance in Ottawa and they couldn't even pull out a crowd of more then 2,000 people.

And then when it comes to the number of people who voted. So, we have been told that there were 400,000 registered Liberals that were going to be voting in this race. And remember that in order to be a Liberal member you don't have to pay any money, unlike in the Conservative Party you do have to pay. For the Liberals, you don't even have to be a citizen of Canada, which to me is just so outrageous. And they open the membership to anybody over the age of 14. So you could have a 14 year old who is a foreign national and not a Canadian, who didn't pay any money, has nothing invested, and you can go ahead and you could vote. So you were told that that was 400,000 and yet the party said that 151,000 voted in the race. Interestingly, they said that 163,000 people successfully went through the authentication process. So, out of 400,000 only 163[,000], it seems, could be confirmed to be real people. And of those, only 151[,000] persons voted. So the Liberals are running around today saying that 93% of their party voted in this race but only if you take that smaller number. And 163,000 people, I mean, it seems kind of like a lot but, in the world of politics, this is significantly smaller then the Conservative Party. The Conservative Party had 417,000 people vote in their leadership race... Not a very large percentage of Canadians and so we're told, sure, Mark Carney got 80/85%, I believe, of the vote, but again, that's of that smaller number. This isn't any kind of resounding mandate from Canadians. And it raises so many questions, Kris, about the authenticity or how secure this process is. If 400,000 people were on the list and only 150,000 of them actually voted, what happened to the others and why weren't their votes counted?

Kris gets into the demographics of where these votes were cast and finding that they were coming from largely hyper-urban places like downtown Toronto and downtown Ottawa but not from the working-class, middle-income, 'newer-Canadian' areas.

@8:06

And again, I find it really worrying and concerning that so many people who had signed up to vote in the Liberal leadership race didn't get to vote. I'll tell you Kris, like my inbox was filled with concerned Liberals who had been turned away. I had received many of these sort of tips of many of these people who had registered, who are Liberals, who wanted to vote, and some kind of trivial discrepancy meant that they were blocked. An example would be if you go by "Dan" but your name is "Daniel", and so when you register you wrote "Dan" but then the idea that you tried to produce "Daniel" and they just wouldn't let you vote. And when that happens en-scale, I mean, we had the Globe and Mail pointing out that only 40% of the registered Liberals voted which means that 60% were rejected? I mean, how can you walk around and say that Mark Carney has this huge mandate even from within the Liberal Party when 60% of the people who wanted to vote were somehow found to be illegitimate and not able to vote.

It's hard to say if 60% were actually blocked from voting. There could be many other reasons why they didn't. But, certainly, the idea that you needed to show an overwhelming majority in support of Carney could lead to 'selective' voting. If this is the case, more then 60% of the Liberals do not want Carney.

 

[Benjamin]

Oh, I forgot to post the photo shown in the video (@ 21:29) of Trudeau and his trophy like he's just stolen an ash tray from the lobby of a hotel.



He doesn't look very sad and emotional to be leaving. I picture him in a curly, rainbow coloured wig, a big red ball for a nose, titanium white face, big red lips and eyebrows, and size 30, flared red shoes.