Explicit Acumen

I tried asking APTN what their involvement is in the CBC "prank show." Their comms director accidentally sent me an internal email stating that they were going to ignore my inquiry because I'm just a lowly Canadian citizen and not a media outlet (not that they will give a sufficient answer to the media either.) I followed up and asked who I can contact then, and they just didn't respond. It's actually crazy that these taxpayer-supported institutions think that they don't need to answer to anyone. They don't even think I deserve a modicum of an answer to my questions, even though they shouldn't be difficult to respond to.

Winnipeg mayoral candidate Umar Hayat deploys a bizarre new campaign communications strategy. He asks drug addicts if he can consume their fentanyl.

🚨Canada is now using Communist style tactics and The Mental Health Act to medically incarcerate people with dissenting Views. This man, Nicholas Jordan Wagter, was declared “certified” without so much as a psychiatric evaluation and forceably detained for having dissenting views of the government. In the Soviet Union, they invented “sluggish schizophrenia” to lock up political dissidents in psychiatric hospitals for years. China does the same today with Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghurs, and anyone questioning the CCP. Cuba still uses psychiatric wards as political prisons.

Four days ago he was talking about China’s infiltration of Canada (and he’s not wrong there). Today, he’s committed. Several things can be true at the same time. He can both be right and be unwell. Being ignored when he was right likely made him that way. It’s also a tactic.

Alright... This guy looked familiar so I did a bit of digging. His name is Nicholas Jordan Wagter. He's a biophysicist. He has a paper published online titled, Super Special Relativity. Interestingly, the paper is also published on the US NIH website (link in the thread below). He has three different X accounts and appears to be most active on Instagram (link is also below). What this looks like to me is a scenario where a super genius personality type has jumped down some rabbit holes and made some breakthroughs, but has also found some distressing things along the way. It appears this isn't his first contact with police. Based on the videos from his Instagram account it looks like he's had a few other run-ins. He's posted a number of screenshots and other text that could lead an observer to believe that he is potentially in the throes of a manic episode. I've known many personalities like the one he appears to have. They're incredibly fragile. They have difficulty communicating their theories and ideas to other people because even at baseline they're beyond what most of us can grasp. So over time they become increasingly isolated, which leads to a sort of mania where everything comes out all at once. I'm not saying he's mentally ill. But his behavior would definitely be alarming to people who don't know what they're dealing with. He's been traveling and delivering papers to a variety of government bodies—including MP's. His Super Special Relativity paper looks like a fascinating read. I think what Nicholas really needs is a friend who's willing to listen and can translate his ideas for him. Without a filter it would be easy to perceive him as crazy.

I have not seen anybody talking about what’s going on in Canada right now. This man was pulled over and told by police that he had to come with them because a psychiatrist labeled him “certifiable.” No paperwork, no rule of law, just a doctor saying that if he didn’t come with him right then and there that he would be arrested. The fact that a government could do this is terrifying.

Canada's oversight committee on national security is a fraud The Liberal government purposely designed it to protect the Prime Minister from independent accountability. I will prove it In 1994 the United Kingdom created the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC)🧵