Independent journalist/photographer. Author of 5 books. Staffer in the original National Post newsroom. Past vice-president of the Canadian Civil Liberties Assn
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Donna Laframboise retweeted
For questioning the wisdom of giving covid shots to pregnant women I was thrown off Twitter. The whole mRNA technology is an on going disaster. Sonia @sonia_elijah continues to do fantastic work exposing the truth.
🚨🧵As early as 2021 I began sounding the alarm bells on COVID shot harms, particularly those to PREGNANT WOMEN. I was one of the first journalists to expose the horrors buried in the #Pfizer papers released by the FDA under FOIA.
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Donna Laframboise retweeted
In May 2020, a 125-lb patient with COPD went for a walk in the lobby of Toronto General Hospital.
Her mask was not on properly. Security guards assaulted her.
A security camera is moved out of position so you can't see what happens next. When the camera returns to position, she is not moving.
The coroner reports she died of "restraint asphyxia."
The security guard who moved the camera away kept his job.
Some institutions behaved very badly during the pandemic. This should not be forgotten. They should be reformed.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
Adults to me as a child:
“If Johnny jumped in a lake, would you?”
“Be the change you want to see in the world!”
“Live your values!”
“Be yourself!”
Then Covid happened.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
The Freedom Convoy happened during an extremely sad time for very young children. I think on it often.
When the convoy stopped in Saskatoon, we drove up as a family to cheer them on. Mask-free, happy families everywhere holding signs of support.
The truckers were so kind to the kids and one man asked if my daughter wanted to honk his truck horn.
He lifted her up into the cab, they honked the horn together and then she turned to him and gave him a huge hug.
He hugged her back and she hugged him tighter. They had a moment.
That trucker, on his way across Canada through storms and bitter cold to Ottawa didn’t know it when he hugged my daughter, but aside from us, not a single local member of our family would hug her at that time because the government had confused and scared the shit out of them to the point that they feared the air near a child the loved might give them Covid.
I think that kind trucker’s name was Cam, and my daughter cheered for Cam and all the rest of those brave men and women the entire way to Ottawa.
She still remembers the convoy, and she still remembers that hug.
The Freedom Convoy was a turning point of positive change in a horrible time and my daughter will never forget what they did for her.
Neither will I.
@LichTamara @ChrisBarber1975
Donna Laframboise retweeted
What legal test was used to approve the first COVID-19 vaccines in Canada?
The Allison Inquiry has released its first exhibits, and they're not opinions—they're official Government of Canada documents, including regulations, Orders in Council, and Health Canada guidance documents.
According to the documents submitted to the Inquiry, the first COVID-19 vaccines were approved under a different legal approval process than regular drugs. The first exhibit argues that this temporary process did not require safety or efficacy to be proven in the same way as the standard drug approval process, and includes the Government of Canada's own regulations and policy documents so Canadians can examine the legal framework for themselves.
We've also included a simple chart that compares the regular drug approval process with the COVID-19 vaccine approval process to make these documents easier to understand.
Don't take anyone's word for it—including ours.
Read the official Government of Canada documents yourself and decide what they show.
Visit: covidtestimony.com/exhibits-…
#TheAllisonInquiry #Transparency #InquiryRecord #Evidence #Canada
Donna Laframboise retweeted
The Allison Inquiry depends on people like you.
The Allison Inquiry is a citizen-funded, volunteer-led effort to ensure Canadians who were injured by COVID-19 vaccines have the opportunity to be heard.
There is no government funding. Every hearing, every witness, and every step forward is made possible by Canadians who believe that listening matters.
If you believe in transparency, accountability, and giving people a respectful forum to share their experiences, please consider making a donation.
Together, we can ensure these stories are heard.
Donate today at covidtestimony.com/donate
#TheAllisonInquiry #Donate #Transparency #Accountability #CitizenLed
@DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw
Donna Laframboise retweeted
Biased rulings, activist reinterpretations, and disconnected judgments erode trust in the courts. You can't lecture people into obeying a system they no longer see as legitimate.
Trust is earned, not dictated.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
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The streets tonight. Tractors rolling, flags flying, our people standing tall. This is the fire of Ireland waking up and we’re not going anywhere.
The fight for our homeland has begun.
Hold the line. Stay strong. 💪🏻🫡
Donna Laframboise retweeted
The Hills Are Alive 🇮🇪
Thousands of Vehicles on tonight's Donegal Fuel Protest Drive-Slow Convoy travelling here from Manor Motors to The Dry Arch Roundabout in Letterkenny.
Well Done To Everyone That Showed Up To Support The Hard Working Irish People.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
When Paul R Ehrlich was born, global average life expectancy was less than 40 years. When he died a few days ago at 93, it was 73.2 years and rising. When he was born, 31% of children died before they were five. Today, that figure is 3.7% and falling. Yet he spent most of his time on this planet telling us that this is a bad thing, and that things are getting worse. All of his prophecies failed. Yet the bad science and bad arithmetic underpinning his claims continued to be used by the weirdo UN environmental agencies, global environmental movement, and the Guardian -- the most spectacularly debunked pseudoscience in history continued to arm the arguments against making life better, and to deny people the opportunity of taking part in markets and industries, and enjoying health and wealth. The human consequences of it are incalculable. Yet such movements founded on his grim work believe that they are the nice guys who want to make the world a better place.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
Europe's official grid authority has released its report on the nationwide blackout that hit Spain last year. And while the report treads carefully politically, its data make the cause clear.
Wind and solar triggered the collapse.
Within the first 80 seconds, Spain lost 2.5 GW of generation, around 10% of its national supply, with every MW of that early loss coming from renewables.
Gas and hydro remained stable until the cascade was already underway.
The report calls it an unprecedented speed of blackout. This was a textbook inverter chain failure, with renewables dropping so fast that the grid's stabilizers never had time to react.
By midday, Spain's grid had virtually no inertia, nothing spinning fast enough to hold frequency steady.
But to admit that outright would mean questioning Europe's green transition itself, something the report appears unable to do. So the event is officially described as "a rare local disturbance," rather than what it actually was...
A systemic failure of weather-dependent power.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
Is there a war on truckers?
The people who move 72% of freight in America. The ones that have to hunt for a safe place to park. The one's who all too often have no place to go to the bathroom when making a delivery.
In a regulatory system that hasn't applied the rules evenly. Competing for work against untrained labor that's flooded the market, compliments of your tax dollars.
Where the customer sets the price. The first two hours are free. And nobody cares.
Very eager to read @GordMagill's End of the Road from @C_and_C_Books.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
This paragraph by C.S. Lewis, written in 1948, still hits hard:
“If we are all going to be destroyed by an atomic bomb, let that bomb when it comes find us doing sensible and human things—praying, working, teaching, reading, listening to music, bathing the children, playing tennis, chatting to our friends over a pint and a game of darts—not huddled together like frightened sheep and thinking about bombs. They may break our bodies (a microbe can do that) but they need not dominate our minds.”
Donna Laframboise retweeted
Friend and fellow author Donna Laframboise, who wrote the wonderful “Thank You, Truckers!”, a lengthy tome about so many regular working class people who helped the Freedom Convoy along, weighs in with a review of my own book.
Thanks Donna!
Donna Laframboise retweeted
To all those who follow me because of @xx_xyathletics and who are now telling me to stop talking about covid...
Let me just explain a few things -- and why that isn't going to happen.
The only reason I'm even active on @X is because of covid. The only reason I have any following at all is because of covid.
Why? Because I objected to school closures and lockdowns from day 1. I lost my career, my city, pretty much all of my friends. Because I said closed schools, closed playgrounds, and masking were harming our kids.
We all suffered the most egregious violations of our civil liberties imaginable during lockdowns. I will never understand why people don't care and want to just pretend it never happened.
We couldn't leave our homes. Literally. We were told we couldn't see family, celebrate the holidays. We couldn't move about freely. We were censored. We couldn't gather or protest (unless it was for BLM, then it was ok). People couldn't go to church or AA meetings. For years!
Two year olds were forced to wear masks for hours a day. They suffered speech and developmental delays. That continue to this day.
Public school students in blue states were kept out of full time school for a year and a half. While their private school peers attended school and played sports. The most vulnerable children were harmed the most.
People couldn't work. 27M people lost their jobs in 2020. 27M!!
People couldn't visit loved ones in the hospital. People died alone. Women gave birth alone.
People were arrested for surfing. In the ocean - alone.
The world shut down. Supply chains stopped. That initiated the inflation we still are struggling to beat back.
I've been a covid dissident since March 2020. Children were harmed. They are still suffering from learning loss and the emotional impact of isolation and halted development. For some, the course of their lives was altered forever. They dropped out of school. Or fell behind and never caught up. Disengaged and never re-engaged. Drugs. Eating disorders. Suicidal ideation. Attempted suicide. Oh and the by way, the trans madness accelerated during lockdowns. Why? Isolation, terminal on-line-ness, depression, anxiety, all of it. Caused by lockdowns.
This is not something I will forgive. Or forget. You can't treat kids like prisoners and expect them to be ok (that is quote from a parent in Generation Covid - a parent who lost his child to suicide in 2021.)
I started making this documentary in 2022, and followed children and families who were harmed for 2 full years. It's called Generation-Covid.
Don't look away.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
I watched @kcpollock on the show tonight with @ChrisBarber1975 & @LichTamara
She really needs our help. Seriously, she really needs our help!!!
To donate [email protected] or go directly to her go fund me page.
This Canadian gal was injured by the vaccine and STILL has not received any support for her injuries. It’s heartbreaking to see our government @liberal_party fail people like Kyla. Please help any way you can.
Donna Laframboise retweeted
I was in Ottawa on that first very cold weekend when trucks were lined up on the highway all the way to Hudson QC. There were many thousands of freedom-loving Canadians on every bridge and in the frozen fields. I had never been more proud to be a Canadian. God bless the truckers!
Donna Laframboise retweeted
I live in downtown Ottawa, and was never an anti-vaxxer, though never an admirer of Trudeau. I found the convoy to be entirely peaceful and friendly.
Tens of thousands were there, so it's possible that someone behaved badly, but there have been no charges of violent conduct, and no convictions of anything beyond mischief. It's not as though the Ottawa crown prosecutors didn't charge everyone they could with everything they had.