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  1. I’m having problems downloading (?) I just downloaded the mp4 twice. First time it finished with 193,7MB, the second time it finished with 613,4MB. Both files fail to open on my (fairly new) MacBook. The MP3 works fine.

  2. local government Guelph, Ontario, Canada
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    ” As she mentioned, when she took this petition door to door, she discovered nobody knew anything about it or where it came from.
     The same thing is happening in every town and being well versed in municipal government, 
     I came up here to help her understand the public-private partnership fraud that’s happening in this very room and in every city hall.
     A public-private partnership is a legal creature that looks like government, but it’s not.
     Chances are only Ron, the Chief Administrative Officer and myself, 
     know that this room is actually a United Nations office and we are in international jurisdiction right now.
     And why the only thing you can talk about here is sustainable development and climate change.
     In this UN partnership, everything can be done by the two signatures of these men, the Mayor and the CAO.
     COVID proved these two officers can not only call a local emergency any time they want, 
     but they can put a needle in your arm using only a bylaw, like a parking ticket.”

    1. Calgary’s (Canada) city manager recently gave himself a ‘slightly different’ title, to Chief Administrative Officer…. I’m glad I saw your comment, I have some research to do.

  3. Re the Trudeau parliament Nazi incident. What was it about? Guessing a distraction. While Trudeau was at the G20, Indian press was reporting that Trudeau arrived on a plane that had cocaine on it and that he missed some G20 functions because of cocaine use. He was delayed returning to Canada by at least 2 days, official reason being mechanical difficulties with the plane. First day back in parliament, he would have been expecting the opposition to raise the question of cocaine use. Instead, he pre-empted that by accusing India of assassinating someone in Canada. Then followed a flurry of diplomatic gestures including India cutting off visa services for Canadians wanting to travel there. Shortly thereafter, we have the Nazi in the house debacle. Question is were they distracting from the alleged cocaine use or the announcements at the G20 re digital id and cbdc? My humble opinion.

  4. Re Chucky : Take US jabs week by week in 2021. Divide those numbers by US week by week cases, and plot on a chart. What do you see?

  5. AirBnB tenant cannot be evicted despite 500 days of not paying rent — could it change the market for high-end short term rental? If this LA-based incident was a movie, it would involve a lawyer who knew which unlicensed property and length of stay could maximize legal leverage.

    https://archive.ph/TRCkv

    1. My friend had a similar incident in NYC when she let someone stay with her. They stayed more than 30 days and my friend couldn’t get rid of the person. I can’t recall details. Eventually she was able to ‘evict’ them but it was very, very difficult and made her life hell.

    1. I seem to recall that injury risk was known to be high in the days immediately after injection, which is why no one was considered vaccinated until 14 days after injection. This meant that all deaths in the first 13 days were recorded as unvaccinated deaths.

      1. How they distort reality! Amazing. Makes me want to cry, especially for those who lost their lives or quality of life.

  7. Catherine: “It’s amazing how much you can get done if no one is lying.” Love it. Thank you both!
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