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NDP madness
What recourse do you have?
Who gave who the right to sell you that land?
Who gave the NDP the right to take your land away?
Richmond Property owners who says he’s owned his home since 1975 and paying taxes on it has been told by his lender they won’t be renewing his mortgage after First Nations land claim. This is just the start
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Oh, mark my words. There is going to be an uprising and it will not end well for anyone. What did the BC government THINK would happen?! Oh right, they WEREN’T thinking beyond virtue signalling and kowtowing.
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Tensions flare at the Richmond, BC town hall as one lifelong resident says he’s been paying taxes “for no reason at all” after learning his property could fall under Cowichan title.
https://www.junonews.com/p/homeowners-mortgage-renewal-denied
Surprise, surprise…NOT!
From Coffee & Covid today:
Last week, a significant new peer-reviewed vaccine study published in the well-regarded journal BMC Infectious Diseases, titled, “Real world effectiveness of antipneumococcal vaccination against pneumonia in adults: a population-based cohort study, Catalonia, 2019.” Teaser: they found negative efficacy of minus eighty percent, meaning older adults given pneumonia jabs were 80% more likely to get pneumonia. Thanks a lot, doc.
The global market for pneumococcal vaccines is valued between $8 - $10 billion in 2024–2025. And it’s growing fast. Over the next ten years, forecasters project the market will nearly double, expecting a total market of $15–$17 billion. Unsurprisingly, Pfizer is the big gorilla, hogging nearly all of the pneumonia jab market (80%).
The study researchers reviewed the 2019 health records of over 2.23 million ‘senior’ (50+) patients in Catalonia— a largely autonomous mini-country within Spain that has its own government. It ...
