from Whitney Webb, Investigative Journalist, author of One Nation Under Blackmail. www.unlimitedhangout.com
Regular Gazette readers will recall LG’s NG911 recent article which reported on Lillooet’s CAO pursuing this new technology and the “free money” being given to those who adopt it. My research revealed the high risk of loss of privacy and rights, invasive surveillance, the militaristic language being used, as well as shadowy players located in the Bahamas. This update broadens that article with information gleaned from Chris Hedges’ interview of Whitney Webb on the Chris Hedges Report on YouTube—a pointed and important discussion about more of the nefarious motives for the so-called “upgrade” to 911 services.
Webb: “NG911 isn’t just about emergencies, it’s about hoovering our data for predictive policing (“predpol”): who’s used 911 in the past, who’s likely to use it in the future. Companies are cropping up to control 911 Emergency Call Centers across the U.S,” Webb said.
One such company is Carbyne. From Wikipedia: Carbyne “develops advanced emergency communications solutions, focuses on providing real-time video, location and data transmission to enhance emergency response systems worldwide.” This is the translation: “Real-time” means your cell phone is connected to the grid 24/7/365, no privacy, too bad so sad. “Worldwide” means the centralization of all human data and the advancement of one world government and top-down controls by anonymous sociopaths who don’t live here. Extreme surveillance is at hand, people. But, as my research revealed, the current 9-1-1 will still be available, at least for the time being, so when they come knocking, selling you on how great this new NG911 is, scaring you with potential emergencies, touting the incredible benefits for your “safety and well-being”, shucking and jiving about ‘new and improved’, just say NO.
Other folks have been keeping an eye on this issue, including Philip Perras, the mayor of Pender Island. He’s been sending lengthy letters to all municipalities in BC, including ours. The following is an excerpt from his December 2025 letter:
Systemic Accountability Failures and the E-Comm 911 Review
Two reports were released:
“These issues are not isolated. The independent EY review of E-Comm 911 completed in September (released publicly on November 7) — confirms what municipalities have been saying for years: the system lacked clear governance, financial controls, and meaningful oversight. EY found that accountability effectively stopped nowhere, with unclear authority, unpredictable levy increases and no contingency fund for emergencies — the very business they are in.
“The first identified major operational and budgeting failures and issued 25 recommendations, including stronger financial controls, a stakeholder-management framework, and a review of E-Comm’s 23-member board, which currently includes no Vancouver Island representation — despite Island municipalities being required to absorb downloaded levies. The second report outlined four possible service-delivery models and emphasized that the province’s role in emergency communications must finally be defined.
Importantly, while the Province had promised an independent review back in December 2024, it was the unity of the ten South Island mayors — standing together on the Legislature steps in January 2025 to protest the downloading of 911 costs — that forced the issue into the political foreground and ensured the review could not be quietly sidelined. Their public stance made it impossible for the Province to downplay, delay, or dilute the process, especially after years of unresolved concerns despite municipalities having been notified of the impending cost shift as early as 2019. For years, E-Comm operated on trust rather than transparency. The EY findings now confirm what local governments had been warning all along: accountability was missing, oversight was weak, and only municipal unity made the truth impossible to ignore.”
[It’s rare to see a testimonial like this. Fair warning: it can be painful to read. But it’s an important document from the early 1980s before big pharma convinced President Reagan in 1986 to give them legal immunity for their products: they were being successfully sued by heart-broken parents. We should all know, without a doubt, that having legal immunity paved the way for the vaccine industrial complex to become riddled with scientific fraud, greed and sociopathic disregard for public health and safety over the decades. When this testimonial was written, a baby’s first shot was at two months of age; those two months gave mothers the opportunity to see their baby’s neurological development, to observe their baby’s natural behaviours and body functions. Shortly after pharma was given legal immunity, they made it mandatory that a newborn was vaccinated on day one of life.]
“It was January 12, 1983, and I was getting ready to take my two-month-old son, Richie, to the pediatrician for his checkup,” Janet recalled. “My sister-in-law called and asked me if I had watched the Phil Donahue Show on the side effects of vaccines that morning. I told her I hadn’t had time to watch it, but that I’d call her later to learn more.”
In two months, Richie’s weight had climbed to eleven pounds, nine ounces from his six-pound, six-ounce birth weight. He frequently had loose stools the first eight days after he came home from the hospital. His formula was changed to plain Simulac without iron and the loose stools stopped. He was a good eater and very even-tempered, despite a nagging problem with gas that had prompted Janet’s pediatrician to put him on the antiflatulent Mylicon. An alert and active baby, he was awake more than most newborns during the day and wanted to eat several times a night.
“Well, I can’t find anything wrong with this baby,” Janet’s pediatrician said, after checking Richie over. He proceeded to give Richie is first DPT shot and oral polio vaccine and told Janet to “give him half a baby aspirin or children’s Tylenol in four hours.”
“I knew the DPT shots produced a lot of discomfort,” Janet admitted, “because my five-year-old son, Ryan, had terrible problems with all this DPT shots. After Ryan’s first DPT shot, his leg got red and hot and swollen from the hip to the knee. It was so swollen, I was worried about the circulation in his leg. His temperature always zoomed to over 103 degrees and he screamed uncontrollably. Nothing could stop his screaming. He also had diarrhea and vomiting. All this lasted for about forty-eight hours after each shot. When I phoned my pediatrician to report on Ryan’s condition and asked what I should do, he always told me it was a normal reaction to the DPT shot and not to worry.”
A licensed practical nurse, Janet works on the orthopedic-neurology floor of a community hospital. While she has received an education in nursing and has practiced for five years, she says she was never informed about adverse reactions or contraindications to vaccines in nursing school.
“We were never taught about reactions to vaccines, and I had asked my friends who are RN’s if they were taught about vaccine reactions or which children should not receive the vaccines, and they all said no. Some of them have advanced degrees. From what I know now about the pertussis vaccine, my pediatrician should have reviewed our family history, which includes epilepsy, deafness, and blindness caused by unexplained neurologic damage, Bell’s Palsy, rheumatic heart disease, diabetes, and allergies including milk intolerance, and migraine headaches before he gave either of my sons the pertussis vaccine. He never discussed with me.”
Janet trusted her pediatrician when he said that Ryan’s violent reactions to his DPT shots were normal. She had no reason to suspect they were not.
Janet remembers taking Richie home, hoping his reaction to his first DPT shot would not be as bad as his older brother’s had been. By that evening, however, Richie’s hip had started to swell just like Ryan’s had after his shots. But Richie’s hip then turned from red to dark purple, and later the purple started to spread out from the site of the injection in round patches. Richie did not have a fever and drank from his bottle, but he cried if Janet touched his leg.
“He woke up about one-thirty in the middle of the night crying,” Janet said. “After a couple of sucks on the bottle he went back to sleep until six that morning. When he woke up, he started screaming off and on. He sounded like a cat in pain. His scream was high and forceful and then he would fall asleep. I put a soft blanket underneath him because I figured his hip was bothering him.”
By seven-thirty in the morning, he was crying again. Janet picked him up and he was limp. His cry was weak now, and he seemed unable to hold his head up. “I fed him a little cereal, and he took a whole bottle of formula and fell back to sleep. I thought it was strange because he usually was awake at this time in the morning. But I put it down to the shot and didn’t worry.”
About eight-thirty, Janet was drinking coffee, and she heard Richie give out a tremendous explosion of gas into his diapers. “I knew he was having diarrhea, but I wondered why he didn’t wake up because he hated to have anything in his diapers. I woke him up and changed him. His diapers were full of light brownish diarrhea with a lot of mucus. He fell asleep again for about two hours and woke up crying. When I picked him up, he was completely soaked through two receiving blankets. I have never seen a baby soaked like that. The odor was musty and pungent, a smell I will never forget.”
Janet gave Richie a bath to wash him off. “He was limp and he just stared at me with dark eyes as if he was mad at me. I noticed his little hands were ice-cold from the wrists down. It was winter, and I thought his hands were cold from the bath I was giving him or maybe I had the heat turned too low.”
Janet got Richie dressed and put socks on his hands to keep them warm. She gave him eight ounces of warm water, which he drank more slowly than usual. In the afternoon, Janet changed three more diapers, all of them containing yellow diarrhea. In each diaper, however, the amount of diarrhea was less. Richie’s leg still seemed to hurt him, and his fingers twitched a little while he slept.
“I did not call the doctor,” Janet explained, “because Richie had the exact same symptoms as Ryan earlier had had with his shots—strange crying alternating with unusual amounts of sleeping, diarrhea, and a red, swollen leg. The only difference was that Richie slept more and did not have a fever, and I was thankful for that because I know a high fever can produce febrile convulsions. In fact, he was on the cool side, and I made sure I kept him dressed warmly after I noticed his hands were cold. The whole day I kept giving Richie his bottle. I just didn’t realize what was happening to him.”
At four o’clock that afternoon, Richie vomited a little. He had gagged on the nipple of the bottle, and so Janet spoon-fed him water to keep fluids in his body. “I tickled his lips with my finger, and he didn’t smile at me like he usually did. He just kept staring at me with dark eyes like he was mad at me.”
At eight o’clock that evening, Richie still did not have a fever and his hands were still cold. Janet’s husband, Anthony, changed another diaper with a small amount of diarrhea in it while Janet was at the drugstore buying Pedialyte for Richie. At ten forty-five, she woke her baby up and started to give him a bottle.
“He took two sucks. His eyes were open. All of a sudden he stopped sucking. I shook his shoulder, and called his name. He didn’t respond to me. I put my lips to his forehead, and he was ice cold and clammy. Then he started sighing. With each breath, he made a sighing sound.”
With Richie in her arms, Janet ran and told her husband there was something wrong with their baby. Anthony held Richie while Janet called her doctor’s answering service and explained to the pediatrician on call that Richie had had his first DPT shot the day before. She told him all the symptoms Richie had shown since then.
“I told him everything that had happened to Richie since he got his shot the day before,” Janet said. “He didn’t sound worried and agreed that it was probably a DPT reaction. While I was talking to him, Anthony came into the room and held Richie under the kitchen light, and I noticed Richie’s pupils were not responding to the light. I told the doctor that, too. He told me that if I wanted to, I could take him to the hospital and have him checked over. I said yes, I would, and asked him if he was going to meet us there. He said, no, it wasn’t necessary, that someone else would check Richie and call him back with the results.
“He didn’t tell me to call an ambulance and rush him to the nearest hospital. He just wasn’t that concerned about the symptoms I described,” Janet recalled. She hung up with a feeling of foreboding that she could not shake.
Anthony and Janet decided they had better get Richie to the hospital immediately. Anthony hurriedly dressed and left to warm up the car while Janet rushed into Ryan’s bedroom and woke him up. Then she ran into her bedroom and laid Richie on the bed so she could get dressed to go to the hospital. Five-year-old Ryan came into Janet’s bedroom and watched his baby brother, who was lying on the bed staring at the ceiling and sighing.
“I picked Richie up, and he stopped breathing. I screamed for Anthony and breathed into Richie’s mouth but there was no response. I ran down to the dining room and started to perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) on him while Anthony called the ambulance. I kept doing CPR, and all of a sudden vomit started to fly out of his mouth. I turned him over and clapped him on the back to clear his breathing passages. Then I continued with the CPR. The ambulance came and the paramedics continued the CPR. I knew my baby was gone. I kept screaming he was dead. When he had stopped breathing in my arms, all of a sudden, the whole day came together like one big nightmare. He had been dying all day, and I didn’t even know it.”
Richie had died thirty-three hours after he received his first DPT shot. When the emergency-room doctor pronounced Richie dead, Janet told the nurses to call her pediatrician.
[Dear Reader, unfortunately one page is missing from this document. I downloaded it and must have made an error and when I tried to find it again on the Wayback Machine, I couldn’t, it wasn’t there. Was the document disappeared? In this current atmosphere of dire corruption and evil, perhaps so. In any case, here’s the rest of the testimony.]
…lungs and brain. Janet and Anthony then set up a meeting with the coroner to discuss the autopsy report.
When they entered the coroner’s office, a nurse handed Janet an article entitled “The Pathologist and the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)” and told her to read it. Janet refused. Then the coroner started reading out loud to her from the article. She interrupted him. “My son did not die a SIDS death,” she said. “Now let me tell you what happened in the thirty-three hours following Richie’s first DPT shot.” She told him, and he listened. He then wrote down on the death certificate, “death due to irreversible shock”. When Janet asked him what caused the shock, he said the best he could do was to write down that the shock was due to a “possible DPT reaction”.
Janet asked the coroner why he could not state point-blank that Richie’s death was due to a DPT shot reaction, when it was obvious that was the case. She produced the Physician’s Desk Reference (PDR) and read him the portion pertaining to pertussis vaccine reactions. The PDR was one of the many medical references and scientific articles Janet had read since Richie’s death.
“He said he couldn’t write down on the death certificate that Richie had died from a DPT reaction because ‘the state’s standing on immunizations would be in an uproar’. Besides, he said, it would be unscientific because the autopsy report was not specific enough about the cause of death. At that point, we discussed the specific, scientific definition of SIDS. Finally, he admitted that my son had died from ‘irreversible shock’ due to ‘probable reaction to DPT’”.
The coroner gave Janet and Anthony a note exempting any future children they might have from receiving the pertussis vaccine. Three weeks later he gave them a signed “query of death” stating the official cause of death, which was that Richie died from “irreversible shock” due to a “probable reaction to DPT”. About two and a half months later, they discovered that Richie’s official death certificate had not yet been filed by the coroner at the town clerk’s office.
“We kept waiting for the state to send us an official death certificate and when we didn’t get one, we called the town clerk’s office and discovered that the official cause of death had never been filed by the coroner with the registrar. After we gave the registrar the signed ‘query of death’ given to us by the coroner more than two months before, listing the cause of Richie’s death, we received an official death certificate the next day.”
Janet recently spoke with her county health commissioner and asked if the county was aware of the coroner’s report and the official cause of Richie’s death. “The commissioner told that she was not aware of the official cause of death, although she had heard that my son died soon after a DPT shot. She admitted that there is no follow-up on reports of adverse reactions or deaths immediately following immunization by state or county health officials.”
“You see, at the time of Richie’s death, my husband and I were very concerned that Richie might have reacted to a bad lot of DPT vaccine. We wanted the vaccine preserved for analysis to find out if there was something wrong with it, but to our knowledge nothing was done. We were concerned that other children might receive the same vaccine, and we felt it should be investigated.”
The commissioner also told Janet that it costs the state and private pediatricians a great deal of money to spend office time to educate parents about adverse reactions to vaccines. “She told me that it costs the state health clinics fifty-five dollars [early 1980s] per child to explain to the mothers about reactions and have them sign the consent forms that are required by law in public health clinics. But it costs a private pediatrician only twenty-five dollars to give the same vaccine to a child, because private doctors are not federally required to inform parents about reactions and have them sign a consent form. She said, ‘Doctors are not paid to educate parents. They are paid to give vaccinations. Besides, most parents do not want to know about adverse reactions because it puts the responsibility in their laps and they don’t want to have to deal with it.’”
Janet was in a state of shock for weeks after Richie’s death. She could not drive a car or make the simplest decision without help. Anxiety attacks made it difficult for her to leave the house. A person who had always prided itself [sic] on her strength and steadfastness, she was completely lost for the first time in her life.
Five-year-old Ryan was also in a state of shock. He had seen this baby brother die in his mother’s arms and had experienced the anguish and terror which that night had brought to his family. In the days following Richie’s death, Ryan started exploding with hysterical fits; he refused to eat unless Janet first tested his food for “poison”.
“Ryan did not understand why the baby died. Everything I had taught him over the years—like not putting anything in your mouth except food—became blown out of proportion. If he touched a plant leaf, he would scream that he was going to die. He thought everything was going to kill him, and he would make me eat each bit of his food first—even ice cream—before he would eat it.”
In the middle of making funeral arrangements for Richie, Janet stopped and took Ryan aside. She held him close and talked softly to him.
“’Ryan,’ I said, ‘we are a special family now. We have a baby angel to watch over us. Richie is a baby angel now and he has magic. His magic will make us love each other more.’ Ryan became calmer, but he still wanted to know why Richie died. So it told him, ‘When babies are born, they get shots to make them strong. The shots didn’t work for Richie. They didn’t make him strong.’ And he seemed to understand.”
One morning later that winter, Ryan and Janet were looking out the window at the falling snow. Janet remembers it was a bright day and sunlight was hitting the snow just right. “It looked as if the sky was raining little diamonds that were fluttering down all around, covering the trees and grass with sparkles. Ryan said, ‘Mommy, what is it?’ We used to call that angel dust when I was a child, so I said, ‘That is angel dust.’ He looked at me with big eyes and said, ‘Mommy, is Richie doing that?’ I thought, well, what’s the harm and said, ‘Yes, Richie is doing that for you.’ Well, he ran around the house so excited for about two hours. When it stopped, he said, ‘Mommy, I think Richie got tired of throwing it down.’”
They laughed together. It was then that Janet knew Ryan had finally accepted Richie’s death. “Ryan knows the shot didn’t work for Richie, but he doesn’t know the DPT shot killed him. Someday he will know. I am keeping all the records for him so he will know why his brother died.”
Some memes to illustrate the precarious and degraded nature of ‘public health’.
This AGE OF INFORMATION is harming our ability to be critical thinkers. In Finland and Denmark they start teaching media literacy to grade schoolers. Why aren’t we doing that here? If we all become MEDIA LITERATE—able to recognize media tactics and methods—we safeguard our brainpower, as well as our rights and freedoms.
News departments don’t have time for context or complexity. Corporate-owned media expects their audience to believe what’s being broadcast is the truth—but it can only be a sliver of reality.
That sliver of reality is easily massaged into one frame or another.
And information is missing so people who get their news from corporate-owned media are turning into a sub-class whose emotions are regularly manipulated. Here’s one potent example. For many years, big pharma has hired “influencers” to be in all social media spaces where children gather in order to normalize gender confusion—to make it rad, cool and edgy. Gender confusion did not arise naturally. (See Jennifer Bilek for the facts and history) Big Pharma’s psychopathic marketing causes tragic harms but nets billions in drug sales and profits. The vultures are circling.
Causing gender confusion in children is Age of Information warfare and a crime against humanity. And the news never reports any of it—because those who are heavily invested in big pharma also own the dinosaur media. We all need to understand this. Learn everything you can about Blackrock and Larry Fink.
To become a critical thinker, try this. Observe how TV is made for one minute. Notice all the moving parts: edit cuts, camera changes, close-ups, wide shots, rapid pacing, zooms, voiceover narration, aerial drone footage, etc. The screen jumps every few seconds—that’s by design. It’s been proven that the illusion of action overwhelms our rational faculties and puts our minds into a state of hypnosis, making us receptive to advertisers and propaganda.
Fear baiting. Many news stories contain the words “could”, “studies suggest” and “experts are concerned”. Since anything could happen but is not happening now, why foment fear? Because anxious, worried people are easier to direct.
Corporate-owned media hammers their “official” narratives day in and day out—climate crisis, immigration, Trump, far right extremist bogeymen—and drops them into the airwaves with dizzying frequency—which is by design. Their misinformation treadmill produces rage, confusion, exhaustion. Best if we are worn down by Trump news than informed about devious legislation like Bill C-8 removing our rights and free speech and advancing the globalist agenda of digital IDs, one world banking, and the bio-tech surveillance state. Power is shifting to the dark side so fast it will make Trump look like a silly buffoon.The 1% care about grabbing more for themselves, not the farce of Left/Right politics which keep us plebs preoccupied.
Want to know more about the hot mess of this Age of Information, keep reading.
GASLIGHTING is another well-worn tactic used by unscrupulous media.
The movie Gaslighting is a classic; it illustrates how devious persuasion is used to undermine a person’s critical faculties. The goal is to make someone unsure of what they believe and implant false beliefs for the benefit of someone with bad intent.
Another facet of this hot mess is the PSYOP, which is short for psychological operation.
THE OVERTON WINDOW. You may see this phrase but not understand what it means in terms of the way media manipulates what we know and believe. Here’s a primer.
Wikipedia page: In the early 1990s, Overton described a spectrum from “more free” to “less free” with regard to governmental intervention, which he presented graphically on a vertical axis to avoid comparison with the left-right political spectrum.[6] As the spectrum moves or expands, an idea at a given location on the scale may become more or less politically acceptable. Overton claimed that politicians typically act freely only within the “window” of those seen as acceptable.
The Lillooet Gazette in paper newsletter form, which is delivered to all 1,357 post office boxes that accept flyers (Canada Post will not allow the newsletter a “community news” designation so it has to be called a flyer), tries hard to get it right. But an error was made in the August/September issue.
In the article Is Lillooet Falling Prey to Climate Piracy? it was stated that CAO McCulloch “appointed himself Corporate Officer on July 15th”. This was incorrect. McCulloch informed LG that he took on the Corporate Officer role by formal appointment of Council, not by self-appointment, in accordance with BC legislation.
The Lillooet Gazette apologizes for the error.
But this cloud has a silver lining:
After a 30-minute discussion with the Gazette, CAO McCulloch agreed to have a conversation with KICLEI’s national director, Maggie Hope Braun. Stay tuned for that report!
KICLEI (Kicking the International Council Out of Local Environmental Initiatives) reports: “In what may mark the quiet end of an era in international climate finance, the UN-backed Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) officially voted on October 3, 2025, to cease operations and dissolve its membership-based structure.” Canada’s six big banks are also out, as are all major American banks.
These are strong signals that Net Zero is a fantasy. And it raises important considerations for Lillooet. KICLEI: “Communities that focus on adaptation, self-sufficiency (which is in our Official Community Plan), and local decision-making are more resilent in the face of change. Whether preparing for floods, wildfires, or shifting markets, localism ensures solutions are flexible, cost effective, and tailored to real needs.” See more at www.kiclei.ca
We don’t need to be controlled by greedy, unelected globalists who are accountable to no one.
Councilor McNary rejected a bylaw requiring small businesses to provide EV outlet parking. “So, they’d be forced to become a gas station?” he asked. “They would have to pay for the electricity?” Alpine Engineering in Kelowna, a consulting firm whose services cost taxpayers alot, are currently overhauling our “outdated” bylaws. Alpine also suggested a bylaw requiring homeowners to retrofit and install a 240-volt outlet, which Mayor Hopfl took umbrage with. Councillor Wiebe said new residential builders should not be mandated to include EV outlets. Councilor McNary informed council that “the BC Government is backing off EVs, our hydro grid cannot cope with EV charging.”
Watch the lively discussions on YouTube, District of Lillooet, Sept. 16th at 49:00 minutes and Oct. 7th at 1:15 minutes. Public discussion and 3rd reading will be held on Nov. 4th.
SOME FACTS:
(1) EVs are NOT GREEN.
(2) A mine takes 16 years to get up and running—Net Zero requires hundreds of thousands of mines and they destroy ecosystems.
(3) We don’t have electrical grid capacity.
(4) EV battery lasts about 170K kms, unless it bursts into flames or freezes in the winter. The cost to replace is $50K.
The drug crisis is everywhere; it’s so severe St’at’imc Chiefs recently called local states of emergency. The cause of this tragedy is the federal government’s failure to prevent international drug cartels from taking hold, reports indie journalist and drug crimes expert, Sam Cooper.
“Two Supreme Court rulings—Stinchcomb and Jordan—have gutted the capacity to prosecute complex crime,” Cooper says.Stinchcomb Law requires all incriminating evidence be turned over to the defense before trial. This gives criminals a heads up, allowing them to change the parts that have been exposed. Jordan Law helps lawyers shield their clients; after being charged with an offence, defendants must be tried within a reasonable time frame (18 months, sometimes 30) but transnational crime networks are “incredibly complex and legal cases can’t be rushed”. Canadian law enforcement is hobbled.
“Trump hates drugs,” Cooper states. When he closed America’s southern border, international drug syndicates quickly shifted to Canada. Cooper has documented that western Canada is now the epicenter of the global drug trade! Super labs are operating in Langley and Surrey and many other locations. Vancouver has become the world’s biggest exporter of meth. East Indian crime networks have taken over the long haul trucking industry, which facilitates the drug supply chain. Dirty drug money is laundered by real estate. “It’s been known for a long time,” Cooper says.
Cooper:Trump’s tariffs are an iteration of America’s hammer coming down on Canada for this country’s complete failure to go after drug production. Americans are completely fed up with the dysfunction, trickery and lies from Ottawa. It’s not about who’s currently in Washington,” Cooper says, “it’s about this dangerous moment in history and whether or not Canada is going to survive it. Canadians would be shocked and fearful if they knew that we cannot stop these networks.”
Why don’t the media report any of this? CBC’s senior administration are tethered to Ottawa, which pays the CBC so it can exert editorial controls. Corporations owned by the 1% own all TV stations. CBCs “your world this hour” mantra is laughable. The “news” is 100% distraction tactics.
Author of Willful Blindness: How a Network of Narcos, Tycoons and CCP Agents Infiltrated the West
Reporter for two decades at the Province and Sun newspapers and Global TV. He left Global and created TheBureau.News which produces quality journalism and tells the truth. He’s highly respected and now advises international crime experts and members of the U.S. government. If that offends anyone, his eyes well up with tears when he talks about his love for Canada; like so many frustrated Canadians, he wants the political failures, incompetence and corruption to stop.
AS REPORTED BY SEASONED JOURNALIST, PATRICK BROWN, IN HIS BOOK, BUTTERFLY MIND ~ REVOLUTION, RECOVERY, AND ONE REPORTER’S ROAD TO UNDERSTANDING CHINA
Over many months and many social media platforms I’ve heard people claim that some vaccines contain the AIDS virus. Since I had no way to verify their assertions I put that information in the “possibly true, possibly fear-mongering” file. Then I read Brown’s book.
DIRECT QUOTE:
“Dr. Gao Yaojie came to my office one afternoon in 2004 to talk about HIV-AIDS. A small-town gynecologist, [she] sounded the alarm in 1996 when many of her patients began to show symptoms that she was shocked to recognize as HIV infection. Her patients were poor villagers with no exposure to intravenous drugs, prostitution, or other common routes of HIV transmission. She realized that they had been infected while selling their own blood. When she reported the outbreak to the provincial health department, instead of shutting down the blood-collection industry that was spreading the disease, officials tried to shut up Dr. Gao.
“There is no HIV-AIDS in Henan Province,” the head of the Henan public health department, Liu Quanxi, told local journalists who asked about an outbreak of “a strange illness”. As head of the department, Liu Quanxi had organized the spread of for-profit blood-collection stations in Henan, and many of them were owned and run by members of his family. He also set up a private company, Wanda, to deal in blood products. The health department encouraged farmers to sell their blood, and boasted that the sale of blood plasma was providing revenue for the department.
“The blood-collecting stations were filthy, and the way they were run guaranteed that enormous numbers of people would be infected. The end product was blood plasma that was sold to large pharmaceutical companies. Eight hundred cubic centimeters of blood was drawn from each donor and mixed with other donors’ blood [!!!!!!] in a large centrifuge. The machine separated the blood plasma from the red and white blood cells, which then were re-injected into the donors, so that they could give blood more frequently.
“It is, perhaps, understandable that poor peasants in a remote inland province of China were unaware in the 1990s of the dangers of being injected with other people’s blood. It is inconceivable, however, that the head of the Department of Health and other officials did not know how HIV-AIDS was transmitted, and how dangerous the re-injection of commingled blood cells was. Indeed, their whole business model was based on the notion that seventy million peasants, isolated from the normal channels of infection, represented an enormously valuable reservoir of safe blood.”
“”In China the very biggest problem is telling lies,” said Dr. Gao. Low-level officials lie to high-level officials to protect themselves, and high-level officials lie to their superiors. It’s a frightening problem. The liars are promoted.” Dr. Gao has won national and international awards for her work, but in Henan she is treated like a criminal, and members of her family are harassed and persecuted.”
You know three things for sure when your local pharmacist publishes dis/misinformation about Ivermectin.
1) S/he isn’t well informed.
2) S/he is owned by big pharma and must repeat the official corporate line we all heard during the COVID scamdemic: ‘Ivermectin is for horses and anybody who would take it is basically stupid and bestial.’
3) They must think we’re all really, really dumb.
The Truth About Ivermectin:
Ivermectin won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015 for Physiology and Medicine; it’s been used for decades on humans and is one of the most effective drugs ever made. It has one of the highest safety ratings and one of the lowest injury/side effect profile. Though it’s particularly effective on ridding the body of parasites, many claim it has more positive benefits to health.
The reason big pharma didn’t want people trying IVERMECTIN during the COVID scamdemic, instead of their garbage mRNA gene altering concoction, was, of course, all about $$$$$ and power.
Ivermectin, like many other drugs, is now a free market drug, meaning that the pharma patent on it has expired, meaning that without patent protection the drug is a free agent, it can be replicated by drug manufacturers who are free to sell it at a lower price.
Questions arise: if a pharmacist were to go rogue and start telling people the truth, would s/he lose her licence to dispense pharma products and maybe her/his Pharmasave franchise, too? Just asking.
We better take an active interest in globalist policy because globalists are taking a very active interest in us – and council has accepted their money.
Climate bureaucracy gives “grants” that include control levers for worming their way inside the legal charters of communities like ours. Democracy and transparency end up being sidelines—without the awareness of CAOs, CFOs, Mayors and Councillors and definitely without taxpayers’ knowledge.
In 2023, Lillooet received an LGCAP (Local Government Climate Action Program) grant of $52,078 which has to be used for an approved climate category like CO2, GHG (greenhouse gas emissions), EVs, Net Zero. The former Chief Financial Officer held back the money but this year it’s been applied to an HVAC upgrade at City Hall. The upgrade reduces a tiny fraction of Canada’s tiny fraction of greenhouse gas emissions.
That “free money” required us to fill out and return a 19-page (!) climate action report comprised of detailed questions designed to micro-manage absolutely everything: new housing, roads, development, town assets, energy, transportation. Then CFO filled out the survey, avoiding much of the intrusive demand for information and action by stating that Lillooet did not have the financial capacity, or the expertise, to fulfill the request. Nevertheless, the report makes clear that the climate scam push is fully under way. “Free money” gives away our authority to make our own decisions and protect our fiscal solvency. Council must wake up to this long-term predatory scheme and opt out.
KICLEI (Kicking the International out of Local Initiatives) helps town councils avoid these fiscal sinkholes: “What we’re seeing across Canada is a form of governance by proxy – where unelected global networks embed themselves into local government through programs like PCP (United Nations Partners for Climate Protection)m shaping policy through standardized plans and staff training. This isn’t violent—but it’s coordinated, ideological, and largely hidden from public scrutiny.”
“ICLEI and FCM (Federation of Canadian Municipalities) have created a system where one staff member and one councillor become the internal champions of a pre-scripted agenda. This mimics the structure of institutional capture—where outside influence steers local decisions through embedded advocates.” This is what it looks like:
“BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the municipality of Lillooet appoint…
a) a corporate staff person and
b) an elected official
to oversee implementation of the PCP milestones and be the points of contact for the PCP program within the municipality.
We’ve got two corporate staff persons — Deputy Corporate Office and CAO McCulloch who appointed himself (* see note below) Corporate Officer on July 15th. We taxpayers need to start paying attention; our apathy will allow the globalists to override democracy. Those who understand these threats and are quietly considering getting involved in local politics need to get elected asap!
*Post addition/correction: CAO McCulloch asked the Gazette to clarify that he did not “appoint himself” but rather he was appointed and he took an oath; it’s a legal requirement to have a Corporate Officer and the CFO leaving left that position empty. LG apologizes for the mistake.
the Lillooet Gazette 