The top two religions in Canada

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The top two religions in Canada

... the Medical and Dental Associations


MEDICAL:

No, no, vaccines are safe and good for your health and especially for your tiny, pristine baby's body. It's a proven fact.  A proven fact?  

How many times have you been told: "Try this (pharmaceutical) and see if it helps"?  No, no, doctors aren't bribed (anymore) to push drugs.  Not bribed? Like a religion - where nobody even knows for sure that "God" exists - it's all a matter of wilful belief and expedience.

What is expedience?

• [To] know on which side one’s bread is buttered
• To be aware of what is and what is not in keeping with one’s own best interests; to recognize what is to one’s advantage in a given situation. This expression appears in John Heywood’s Works (1562): I know on which syde my bread is buttred.

Yet people are bombarded by media advice to run to the doctor as if that profession were Heaven-sent, instead of learning about their own bodies, nutrition, personal hygiene, and, above all, to read the fine print on labels. The Opioid crisis, for example, was created by nice, kindly, well-meaning physicians!


DENTAL:

No, no, no; fluoride is good for you and your kids!  No argument about that.  No argument?
Amalgam (oops! Silver) never harmed anyone. It's just a coincidence that we're now using white fillings. No argument?

Years ago, in Ottawa, I had an appointment with a dentist who on my very first visit gleefully counted 10 teeth that he said needed crowns!  When I sat up and told him I couldn't afford that, he put his hand on my upper chest and pushed me back into the head rest. "Nonsense!", he said; "Women spend thousands of dollars a year on cosmetics; surely they can afford to pay for the care of their teeth."

I've always tended to freeze up when I'm shocked. I wait until I'm by myself and say, "What just happened here?" So, of course, I went quiet - upon which he chose a tooth and began preparing it for a crown.  During the procedure, he remarked to his assistant, "Doesn't she have lovely skin?" But the assistant never uttered a word throughout my whole time in the chair. Was she as revolted by this man as I was?

His remark was obviously intended to confirm that I was one of those spendthrift women; not knowing that all of the skin pigment, by that time, had left my face due to an autoimmune condition called Vitiligo, leaving what people are always telling me is a lovely, creamy complexion, but which is extremely sensitive to sunlight.

What do I use to protect the skin on my face?  Mostly coconut oil with some Vitamin E in it. Sun screens contain chemicals that anyone with any autoimmune condition needs to avoid -- but so should everyone else, because it's causing problems for sea-life and for one's own microbiome.

NIH: Microbiome

• A person’s core microbiome is formed in the first few years of life, but can change over time in response to different factors including diet, medications, and a variety of environmental exposures.​

To mess with one's Microbiome is to mess with Mother Nature herself, yet they, routinely now, pump 72 vaccines into children!!!!!

For many reasons, we all should avoid too much sunlight, but should also take Vitamin D because, for one very pertinent thing, it's a bulwark against the current so-called "pandemic".

Of course, there's some hesitation about that, but look where it's coming from, eh? The people touting vaccines!  I have taken Vitamins A + D almost my whole life, since the end of WWII -- which I think may possibly have been the only good thing the government ever advised -- and have never had the flu nor have I ever been vaccinated. Nor did I contract any of the childhood diseases!

Nor did my teeth rot away because there was no fluoride in my drinking water, nor in my tooth powder.  Yes, back in the day we brushed with a powder, and sang, "You'll wonder where the yellow went, when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent".  We were influenced by radio back then, and -- although Pepsodent apparently did fib about the existence of the secret ingredient: "Irium" -- it did not contain the dangerous "fluoride" that other tooth products had begun to introduce.

Anyway, the horrible Ottawa dentist's staff booked me for a second appointment, but when I got home and had a chance to think, I wrote him a letter asking him to send me his bill because I wasn't coming back, and I told him why, and warned him that his misogynist views were grossly out of place in this modern world.  He didn't reply, but at least he didn't have the consummate gall to bill me for the first appointment. But I lost that tooth as a result of it becoming infected due to the delay in trying to find another dentist.
 
In Ontario alone, there are countless stories of trusting people damaged by doctors and dentists.
And plenty of stories about pharm outfits influencing doctors to push certain drugs, opioids among them:

ModernHealthCare: The iatrogenic roots of the opioid epidemic 

Although these professions are powerful groups, their "associations" have chosen not to challenge the government on the "pandemic" lockdowns. If times have become difficult for them now, it's because they've been more on the side of MONEY and INFLUENCE than the trusting people they are tasked with serving and caring for.

They're like City Hall. When Canadian local governments make decisions to lock down, to advise a vaccine solution, to shut their eyes and ears to any opposing views, and even seriously consider fluoridating our water supply when other towns are getting rid of it -- if they do the "Heil Hitler" it's a good indication of what assisted them into their well-paid positions.

I learned a long time ago to distil my drinking water because the city water is full of pharmaceutical drugs, let alone the possibility of fluoride.

With all the so-called public assistance agencies, it still comes down to the people themselves -- questioning the motives of so-called leaders, and not backing down to authority. Governments, large and small, are set up to remain in business; not to actually cater to the people unless absolutely necessary.

Here's a simple example:

Back in the early 80's I was invited to sit on the local City Hall Taxi Committee. Wealthy McDonald's entrepreneur, Rick Hession, attended one of the meetings to demand meters in taxis because he didn't like having to share a cab at the train station with anyone else.

What a riot this caused -- competing taxi outfits at one another's throats, with an actual fist fight occurring out in the hallway, and a precipitously rushed vote on the meter issue. I abstained from voting because I felt there hadn't been enough reasoned discussion, and there was little understanding of the consequences for taxi drivers. I had no idea that mine would be the deciding vote -- but it was -- and my abstention actually delayed meters for a few years.

Needless to say, the following year I wasn't invited on that committee. But it shows that one stubborn, ethical person can make a difference, even inadvertently, by simply standing one's ground.

Within a decade or so, Hession didn't even live in my home town anymore. He was off to greater financial heights in the United States -- but our local taxis are all metered now.  And I haven't heard of him coming out against the lockdowns or the vaccines.

The only thing Hession has going for him, and ever did have, was -- like Bill Gates, George Soros, et al -- his overwhelming passion for wealth, and not by any real interest in his customers. He knowingly sold crap food to gullible people, and -- strangely still -- his money alone causes weak, toady people to admire him.  And one has to ask why, because that very trait has become the cause of humanity's current difficulties -- and baby, I have a strong feeling that we ain't seen nothing yet. 

In the late 70s, as a single mom, I moved with my daughter into an apartment that was located on the same road as the local McDonald's.  Weary from the move: "Oh, great", we thought. We didn't have to cook dinner. So my daughter ran down the street and brought back two cardboard boxes containing hamburgers and fries.

"What do you think?" I asked her after taking a few bites.  "It tastes like cardboard", she replied. "Yeah, mine too", I said.  And we never did that again.  But Hession sold his cheap wares by brainwashing people with a silly clown and massive TV advertising (a la Edward Bernays), and a bit of philanthropy he could well afford.  Both his money and the silly clown were enough to lure whole populations into eating cardboard.

And that's why so many people don't understand they are currently being had by the monied who can never completely satiate their own greed, their lust to own the whole planet -- right down to every aspect of humanity's pitiable lives.

And if you think the military are getting a bit too involved in our lives, I can assure you, you ain't seen nothing yet:

WashPost: Soldiers around the world get a new mission: Enforcing coronavirus lockdowns

Like Dr. Jane Grey, I'm lucky, I don't have to be here much longer, but the kids ... the kids are the worst victims of all  -- (even Greta Thunberg was brain-washed by her own money&fame-seeking show-biz parents) -- and may well have to live under Nazi-style dictatorship (video) if this current madness is somehow not curtailed by a serious and sustained backlash.

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