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1.? Should refusal to get a COVID vaccination for religious or medical reasons be grounds to be refused of a life saving kidney transplant?

Unfortunately, a person who can't be vaccinated is not a good candidate for a kidney transplant. It is unlikely that such a severely immunocompromised person would survive for long after a transplant.

2.? Should people be required to have visual evidence of vaccination?

Yes, I think vaccination cards should be required to provide proof of vaccination.

3.? should people lose their jobs because they refuse to get vaccnated?

That's entirely up to the person's employer.

4? ? Should a person in public restroom be protected from unwanted video filming?

Yes.

5.? ?Have you heard of Havana Syndrome?

I've heard of it, but it doesn't seem to be a widespread phenomena. It would be great to develop a detection/warning system for it.

Aloha,
Celeste

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KINSELLA: Trudeau's wrongdoings know no bounds

Author of the article: Warren Kinsella

Publishing date: Sep 16, 2021

Don’t vote for Justin Trudeau. It’s that simple.

Ask Jody Wilson-Raybould. She knows.?

In her best-selling new book, the former Liberal Attorney-General pithily sums up why she couldn’t abide Justin Trudeau any longer.

“Aga Khan. India. Vice-Admiral Norman. SNC-Lavalin. Blackface. WE. Payette. General Vance. There are patterns reflected in all of these,” Wilson-Raybould writes. “This way of governing was not my way of governing and I did not want to be part of it — to be complicit.”

It’s quite a list, isn’t it? And it can’t be in any way dismissed. It’s the words of Trudeau’s hand-picked first Minister of Justice. And, as millions of Canadians prepare to vote on Monday, it helps to remind us of Justin Trudeau’s many, many failures.

Here, then, are Trudeau’s Top Ten Transgressions. Remember them on Monday.

1. Influence-peddling. In 2016, Trudeau and his family paid a visit to the Aga Khan’s private residence in the Bahamas — but someone else paid. The Trudeaus were ferried around on the lobbyists’ private helicopters, as were Liberal MP Seamus O’Regan and Liberal Party President Anna Gainey. The Ethics Commissioner later concluded Trudeau had violated conflict of interest laws — because the junket put a lobbyist in a position of influence over no less than the Prime Minister of Canada. But it wouldn’t be the last time Trudeau would run afoul of ethics laws.

2. International embarrassments. In February 2018, the Trudeau family went on another trip paid for by someone else — this time to India. And the Trudeau National Lampoon Indian Vacation was a disaster on an international scale. One, Trudeau didn’t meet with a single senior member of the Indian government for days after landing in New Delhi. Two, he wasn’t greeted at the airport by Indian leader Narendra Modi — despite Modi’s preference for doing so with every other world leader. Three, Canadians were shocked to learn that Trudeau had invited an extremist to a state dinner — a man who had been convicted of attempting to murder an Indian politician in the 1980s. Finally, Trudeau attracted ridicule around the globe for pulling out his tickle trunk, and (badly) dancing the bhangra, along with wearing traditional Indian attire throughout his trip. (His Indian counterparts wore suits.)

3. Groping a woman. In June 2018, the world was shocked to learn that Trudeau had allegedly groped — or, as the Criminal Code would allege with any other person, sexually assaulted — a reporter at a beer festival in B.C. Trudeau shrugged at the revelation, saying that he did not recall any “negative interactions.” He then cruelly smeared the victim, saying “who knows where her mind was.”

4. Obstruction of justice. In February 2019, Canadians learned that Trudeau and his senior staff had tried to stop the prosecution of a Liberal Party donor for corruption. Trudeau and his minions bullied Attorney-General Jody Wilson-Raybould to intervene, but she refused. Trudeau then pushed Wilson-Raybould out of his caucus — for telling the truth, and for obeying the law. Later, the Ethics Commissioner issued a report on the sordid affair. It concluded that Trudeau had again contravened the federal Conflict of Interest Act by improperly pressuring Wilson-Raybould to stop the prosecution of Quebec-based SNC-Lavalin.

5. Railroading whistleblowers. In May 2019, Vice-Admiral Mark Norman was accused of leaking information to the media about a sweetheart deal for Quebec-based shipbuilder Chantier Davie Canada Inc. Norman defiantly pleaded not guilty, and the resulting mess turned into a massive scandal for Trudeau and his regime. Trudeau’s prosecutors then hurriedly dropped the charges and later paid Norman compensation for his troubles.

6. Racist behaviour. In September 2019, photos are published of Trudeau wearing blackface while partying — as a teacher. A clip obtained by Global News even showed Trudeau smeared with dark makeup — and with something jammed down his pants. Around the same time, images surfaced showing Trudeau wearing dark makeup and a turban at an “Arabian Nights” party — and also wearing an afro wig and mocking a Jamaican song during a talent show. Even Donald Trump condemned Trudeau’s behaviour as inappropriate.

7. WE corruption. In April 2020, not long after Trudeau is re-elected with a slim minority, the WE Charity scandal breaks. The “charity” had received a Trudeau government contract to administer the $912 million Canada Student Summer Grant program — even though there were thousands of public servants perfectly capable of doing so. Later on, the Ethics Commissioner ruled that former Finance minister Bill Morneau — who had family connections to WE — had contravened sections the Conflict of Interest Act. Trudeau was forced to apologize for his role in the scandal — and Morneau was obliged to resign as Minister of Finance and an MP.

8. Gross incompetence. In January 2021, after Trudeau overruled an expert panel and appointed Julie Payette as Governor General, disturbing stories started to emerge. Payette had been involved in a fatal auto collision — and a report concluded she had abused staff. She quit. Trudeau shrugged.

9. Rewarding sexual misconduct. In May 2021, Gen. Jonathan Vance, the former chief of defence staff — who, with Trudeau, vowed to root out sexual misconduct in the Canadian military — was simultaneously carrying on a clandestine affair with a subordinate. Meanwhile, Justin Trudeau and his Chief of Staff Katie Telford were reported to know about complaints against Vance. Trudeau told the House of Commons that “no one in my office … knew the nature of the complaint.” But former Trudeau adviser Elder Marques told a parliamentary committee otherwise.

10. Chinese coverup. In June 2021, the Trudeau government did what has never been done before – it sued the Speaker of the House of Commons to keep secret documents related to the firing of Dr. Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng from the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg. The pair had allegedly shared confidential information with a lab in Wuhan, China — the birthplace of the coronavirus. After ignoring several requests from a Parliamentary committee to turn over documents, the House of Commons voted to order the papers released. In response, Trudeau filed a lawsuit against the Speaker of the House of Commons — a fellow Liberal.

We could go on — and on — but there’s not enough room.

Like Jody Wilson-Raybould said: This way of governing was not her way of governing. She didn’t want to be part of it. She didn’t want to be complicit.

Be like her. Don’t vote for Trudeau.

Don’t be complicit.

— Kinsella was special assistant to Jean Chretien.

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Diane Francis: Justin Trudeau's track record of failure

Diane Francis

Publishing date: Sep 17, 2021?

As Canadians go to the polls, it’s important to remind ourselves why Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau should never be prime minister again. Here are my picks, though this is far from a complete list of his government’s botch-ups and scandals.

Perhaps most unforgivably, the Liberals did nothing to crack down on money laundering, ignoring the United Nations’ Financial Action Task Force report on the country’s loopholes, lack of controls and remedies. The result is that illicit funds from abroad have contributed to our high real estate prices, which has made housing unaffordable for Canada’s middle class. Owing at least partly to higher mortgage debt, Canadians now have the highest level of consumer debt in the world — surpassing the spendthrift Americans. This debt, along with Trudeau’s excessive government debt due to his COVID-19 support giveaways, means that if global interest rates rise a couple of percentage points, Canada will be brought to the brink of bankruptcy.

At the same time, foreign direct investment in Canada has cratered (other than in the case of real estate). “The Trudeau government has experienced the lowest average rates of growth of business investment — in fact, growth has been negative — of the past five prime ministers going back to Brian Mulroney,” wrote the Fraser Institute’s Jason Clemens, Milagros Palacios and Niels Veldhuis??earlier this year.

“What’s even more worrying is that there seems to be no acknowledgement of this problem in Ottawa nor any interest in reversing course on policy to actually encourage and attract business investment to this country.”

Undaunted by the lack of investment, the Trudeau government proposed that Canada increase the number of immigrants it takes in to 400,000 a year. With high unemployment levels, this is a hair-brained scheme devised by a handful of rich Liberals who want Canada’s population to reach 100 million by 2100, which, without sufficient business investment, will ruin Canadian living standards.

So Trudeau gets a failing grade in terms of economic management, but consider some of the other scandals and bungles his government has been involved in:

• Months of delays in getting vaccines because Trudeau signed a secret deal with China to make vaccines that the Chinese reneged on.
• Ethical violations involving the WE Charity scandal, another involving the abrogation of the rule of law to mitigate charges against SNC-Lavalin for years of corrupt practices and another one after Trudeau took a luxury holiday freebie from the Aga Khan, whose organization ended up getting millions in grants from Ottawa.
• The recent $5.2-billion bailout of the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project in Newfoundland — which should never have been built and will never make money if finished.
• Millions spent travelling and giving away foreign aid in pursuit of a useless, temporary seat on the UN Security Council.
• Pledging $2.65 billion at a Commonwealth Leaders Summit to fight climate change even though Canada’s massive wetlands, farmland and vast forests act as a carbon sink.
• Pledging $840 million to Syria for humanitarian assistance when so many Indigenous reserves in Canada don’t have clean drinking water.
• Imposing draconian regulations and taxes on oil from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland, but not on oil from Saudi Arabia.
• Imposing tough environmental assessments on new infrastructure projects, except in the case of a cement plant in Quebec.
• Attempting to hand an unneeded sole-source contract to WE Charity for nearly $1 billion after Trudeau’s mother and brother received around $300,000 from it for speaking gigs.
• Proroguing Parliament and frustrating any attempts to investigate Liberal mismanagement.

The Trudeau Liberals have a track record of dismal leadership, yet this country has so much talent and potential. It’s time for a change.

Financial Post

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// ??As a libertarian, I agree with what you say. But nobody is being forced to get vaccinated? ? ?//

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Guess it depends on your perspective.? ?Yes, it would seem that people who believe in extensive amounts of freedom wish to be allowed to decide their medical care for themselves, not be forced by the state.? In a free country that would not be a controversial position to accept for people who had principles.? I'm for vaccinations but I'm not for forcing people to get them.

On the other hand the liberals/left seem to have a mass psychosis which compels them to do things which will cause the death of the society they live and prosper in, the society that has provided them with a fantastic level of freedom, both personal and economic.? They wish to destroy all that in pursuit of "equity".? If they get their wish they will find out what it's like to want to go to the store and get a nice bunch of yellow bananas only to find yourself limited to 2 rotten blacked ones only available on alternate Wednesdays.?But of course there will be the satisfaction of knowing no one else is getting any decent food either.. well, except for the leaders of the socialist utopia.. and it would appear virtually all members of the socialist movement think they are the ones who will wind up as the leaders telling others what they may have. It's why Bernie and the leader of BLM have multimillion dollar houses while their followers live in a cramped apartment with roommates.

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Re: MASS PSYCHOSIS - How an Entire Population Becomes MENTALLY ILL From:?FreedomRocks Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2021 05:04:08 EDT ? <<MASS PSYCHOSIS – How an Entire Population Becomes MENTALLY ILL>> It see it happening to some extent on both “left” and “right” sides, but by far it is happening on the right side. Completely crazy that people are fighting so hard for the right to die, throwing out all their conservative values to deny a virus’ existence, and falling for the most ridiculous, impossible, anti-vax stories. Rhonda_._