Vincent Gircys
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Former @OPP Forensic Investigator I support the Grus Justice Project & NCI https://t.co/apQKIJVzCW https://t.co/kvnXmHO3gb
"All governments suffer a recurring problem: power attracts pathological personalities. It is not that power corrupts but that it is magnetic to the corruptible.”" — Frank Herbert Those who seek to use power to dominate their fellow man are masters at doublethink. They use the language of compassion, equality, and justice, while seeking to coerce, humiliate, and control.
Calling All Independent Media, Podcasters & Documentary Filmmakers The Allison Inquiry invites independent journalists, podcasters, filmmakers, and media organizations to cover this historic citizen-led inquiry into the experiences of Canadians who were injured by COVID-19 vaccines. The Inquiry will take place on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, September 8–11, 2026, and a limited number of media spaces have been reserved for those wishing to attend and report from the event. If your organization is interested in covering the Allison Inquiry, please contact info@allisoninquiry.com. We welcome diverse media voices committed to documenting this important moment in Canada's history. #TheAllisonInquiry #IndependentMedia #Journalism #Documentary #Podcast #ParliamentHill #Canada
Public Health Agency of Canada failed to connect the dots on COVID In the frantic early days of what would become the global COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians were expected to look to Dr. Theresa Tam, then Chief Public Health Officer, for straight answers. What they received instead was a troubling disconnect between private awareness and public messaging. On January 7, 2020, Tam received an email titled “Chinese News coverage of the Wuhan disaster,” according to internal government emails obtained through access-to-information requests. She promptly forwarded it to her senior communications advisor at Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), Anna Maddison, noting the mention of Maddison’s name in the Chinese-language article with what reads like a casual gloat: “Your name in a Chinese newspaper.” Maddison replied, hoping the coverage was positive. Tam responded simply: “Yes, factual.” The article from Ming Pao Canada, translated from Mandarin, highlighted concerning developments in Wuhan, including an unidentified respiratory outbreak, and flagged concerning increases in flu data from Toronto Public Health specifically. At that point, Canada’s official line was that no similar cases had been detected domestically, no Canadians had fallen ill abroad, and existing travel advisories were sufficient. Maddison was quoted as saying the federal government was “closely monitoring” the situation in coordination with provinces and the World Health Organization. This was January 7. Just weeks later, on January 20, Tam continued to project calm in public statements, claiming low risk to the public. Yet the timeline raises serious questions about what officials knew — and when. It wasn’t long before that Canadian Armed Forces members were returning from the Military World Games in Wuhan in late October 2019, some isolated on flights home with severe respiratory symptoms. Canada’s 2019-2020 flu season intensified in mid-November, bringing waves of pneumonia-like illness that many Canadians, including myself, remember vividly: brutal coughs, hospitalizations among otherwise healthy children, and a sense that something more than a typical seasonal bug was circulating. It wasn’t until December 31, 2019, that PHAC’s Global Public Health Intelligence Network (GPHIN) received its first alert of a novel pathogen, and notification to key departments followed the next day. Still, by the end of January 2020, the public message remained reassuring: no cases in Canada. While Tam’s team downplayed domestic risks, Canada shipped approximately 16 tonnes of personal protective equipment (including masks, gowns, gloves, face shields) from the national emergency stockpile to China in early February 2020. Frontline workers would later scramble to find suitable PPE as the virus spread and Canada faced a shortage. Tam also pushed back against early calls for border measures, warning that criticism of the response or references to the “Wuhan flu” carried undertones of racism or xenophobia. The virus was soon rebranded COVID-19, softening focus on its origins. By late January 2020, when Canada’s first official cases emerged, opportunities for early containment had already narrowed. These emails and timeline paint a picture of officials who had intelligence from Chinese media, their own global networks, reports from returning military personnel, and yet maintained a public posture of low risk. What ensued was years of frantic hysteria, unprecedented civil rights infringements, and a level of psychological and economic manipulation that many Canadians still struggle to process. Investigations by the U.S. Congress have since concluded that COVID-19 most likely emerged from a laboratory-related incident in Wuhan. Yet China has stonewalled every serious attempt at a transparent, independent investigation — refusing to hand over critical data, blocking access to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and punishing scientists who dared speak out. What becomes clearer with hindsight is the human cost of delayed action, mismatched messaging, and supposed ‘officials’ who were either dangerously incompetent at best, or negligent, at worst. Canadians deserve accountability from the public health leaders entrusted with protecting them, not Order of Canada accolades. REPORT by @TamaraUgo:
People keep guessing, but no one gets it right.
Knoxville police in Tennessee, who have replaced Flock cameras with Axon, say the public must now accept mass surveillance as the new normal because Axon is "safe and effective" and for your own good. Axon has already acquired Israeli police technology company Carbyne, that was co-funded by Jeffrey Epstein and former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. BlackRock and Vanguard are the largest shareholders of Axon. "The technology will be used the way it was intended to be used."
Barry Young Full Interview: The Database, the Death Clusters & the Fight to Be Recognised as a Whistleblower An Urgent Request to All New Zealanders Who Value the Truth: We at FreeNZ have been subject to extreme censorship on stories that expose obfuscation and deviousness within our Government bureaucracy. This story exposes both of these things, hiding and deception and, quite possibly, criminality. Please download this interview onto your own system in case the censors try to take it down. Please share it as widely as you can across New Zealand and around the world, in order to protect the Truth that Barry Young has been trying to share with Kiwis for almost three years. We need this story to gain big momentum online, to "encourage" the New Zealand Government, and our Judiciary, to do the right and honourable thing in declaring Barry Young a 'Whistleblower' who falls within the clear purview of the Protected Disclosures Act. Once Barry is declared a 'Whistleblower', We The People can have full access to the crucial evidence in the People's Data, that shows that the covid bioweapon shot caused Excess Deaths in New Zealand. This statistical evidence can then be upheld as valid grounds to justify the withdrawal of all mRNA Gene Altering Technologies from biomedical use in New Zealand, and around the world. We who want to leave a better world for our children's children, are all in this together. We need to combine to support the brave Whistleblower Barry Young in his courageous efforts to bring the Truth to Light. Thank you for sharing this everywhere and, if you can, for turning up at Wellington's District Court on 28 July from 2:15pm onwards to register your clear support for Barry. If you cannot make it to Wellington please turn up to your local Courthouse with placards carrying messages of support for Barry Young being declared a Whistleblower. ------ Here is the summary of this interview: In this landmark full interview, @BarryYoungNZ - the senior Oracle DBA who built New Zealand’s COVID pay-per-dose vaccination database - tells his complete story. Fully supportive of the rollout at the beginning, he describes how he began seeing statistically impossible clusters of deaths linked to the same sites and days, including walk-in centres across all age groups. After making a protected disclosure to Health New Zealand’s executive leadership team, he faced swift retaliation: an armed police raid, physical injury, and years of legal warfare. Barry details the burying of key evidence, the Crown’s refusal to show the data to the judge, the personal anguish of carrying the knowledge for years, the colossal financial incentives of $30–35 per shot, and why the case ultimately boils down to one simple question - is he a whistleblower or not? He ends with a direct appeal to Winston Peters and a message of resolve: “Either way, we’re going to win.”
“It feels as though the tiny number of people still committed to truth and evidence are carrying the entire system on their backs.”
The French knights at Crécy and Agincourt were full of honor and panache. Beautiful horses, beautiful armor, beautiful feathers – formidable. Magnificent. The English were efficient. Guess who won? The longbowman was a peasant. No noble blood, no chivalric code, no magnificent plumes. He trained every Sunday by royal decree until he could put an arrow through armor at two hundred yards. He was not impressive to look at. He was devastating to face. The French knights found it offensive. To be killed by a commoner with a stick and a string – it violated the entire aesthetic of war. They charged anyway, because the code demanded it, because the horses were magnificent, because retreating was unthinkable for a man of honor. The arrows didn’t care about the code. This is the oldest story in Western civilization, told every century in a different costume. The beautiful system versus the efficient one. The one that looks right versus the one that works. The French had the better uniforms at Crécy, at Agincourt, at Waterloo, and in 1940. The pattern is not a coincidence. It is a civilizational tendency – the preference for the magnificent gesture over the effective one, for the noble form over the brutal function. The market is the longbow. Unglamorous, democratic, slightly disreputable in polite company – and devastating to any system that faces it while still believing that looking correct is the same as being right. The arrow doesn’t care about your panache. It never did.
