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Rob Goodall retweeted
Kamilah Sword died at 14 of an overdose in 2022. She had hydromorphone in her system when she died. Where did a high school kid get hydromorphone?
According to her friend, she and two others bought dillies from a drug dealing classmate, and in no time they were all hooked, doing them daily.
I personally talked to a cabbie who found references to dillies in his 15 year old son's text messages. He didn't even know what they were, and was horrified when I told him.
Tens of millions of Dilaudid pills were dispensed, one quarter to half were diverted, and school kids were buying them for 5 bucks a pill.
Defending the people behind this harebrained scheme is partisan lunacy.
Since the government cut off the supply of real Dilaudid pills, a burgeoning market for fake dillies has emerged to satisfy the new, NDP-created demand.
They took a toxic drug crisis and made it worse.
Rob Goodall retweeted
Ten million people have watched a comedian destroy the TED talk format in six minutes.
Will Stephen was invited to give a real TEDx talk in New York in 2014. He had nothing to say, so he decided to prove the whole thing is just a costume anyone can put on.
He did every trick the format uses: opened with a question anyone can answer, told a mildly embarrassing personal story,
pointed to a random scientist on a slide, flashed a chart of meaningless numbers, and gestured with both hands the whole time. There was zero actual content.
Speaking coaches charge thousands to teach people how to do exactly this. Stephen did it on purpose and admitted it on stage.
He later said that if you watched him with the sound off, you would think he was a genius.
The talk is still free on YouTube. Most of the ten million people who watched it still nod along at empty slides.
Rob Goodall retweeted
Brantford! Vote for Conservative Kevin Davis on December 7 to save you money and save Canadian jobs.
Vote to put Canada First.
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From Merck's original Gardasil trial, in a subgroup analysis, they found that vaccinated participants who were seropositive for a vaccine strain of HPV at the time of their shot had ~26% higher risk of developing a CIN 2/3 or AIS.
This is one of the reasons why they wanted to vaccinate pre-teens and why vaccinating older age groups was not recommended. Vaccinating before sexual debut minimized the risk of being seropositive for HPV.
Nonetheless, lots of adult women of various ages got the shots. In Australia, for instance, the first rollout targeted women up to age 26. Gardasil 9 is authorized for up to age 45, if you can believe it. Older people still get the shots for various (probably stupid) reasons.
It's possible that this increase in CC is due to ADE in women who were seropositive at the time of vaccination.
I wouldn't doubt for a second that this story is just native advertising for the product. Author even says:
"Experts also point to slowing uptake of the HPV vaccine..."
without mentioning the fact that most women in this age group wouldn't have been vaccinated anyway. How would slowing vaccine uptake lead to increased cancer in a group that never got the vaccine?
It really looks like they're trying to suggest that women 35 to 54 should get the HPV shot.
Rob Goodall retweeted
🚨NEW ATIPs🚨
The OPP monitored and surveilled active/retired police officers for their political views during COVID lockdowns.
A Dec. 30, 2020 Project ARDEN report — written for the OPP’s COVID team and “stakeholders” — found no threat to the vaccine rollout. Theft or sabotage was VERY LOW, and there were no links to criminal activity.
What they actually feared was that the officers would lend credibility and legitimacy to people who opposed the Government's overreach during the pandemic—and despite not having any evidence, they were ordered to continue monitoring officers, networks, and anyone “who has demonstrated opposition to COVID-related public health measures.”
The government department that ordered the OPP to engage in this act of espionage against private citizens is still unknown.
Rob Goodall retweeted
This video is a viral sensation in France and across the EU, on YouTube, TikTok and X.
Because we’re all sick of the constant lies from our leaders and ridiculously blaming Russia for every single problem they have themselves caused.
It’s such a shame that we cannot make this number 1.
Rob Goodall retweeted
I gave @JM_Whiteside this booklet... I wonder, did she read it?
Did she read stories from women talking about what it was like to be incarcerated with fully intact men and then just toss it aside?
Or did she toss it aside before reading it?
womenarereal.ca/actions/
Rob Goodall retweeted
I listened to this but I’m still unclear why neurodivergence caused this person to dress like a disco Fu Manchu bar mitzvah magician from planet vulcan
Looney Leftoids in Saskatoon, SK talk about neurodivergence like it’s real. However, neurodivergence is a branding exercise, not biology. Everyone’s brain is shaped by unique combinations of thousands of genetic variants. Attention, social processing, sensory thresholds, and executive function are all continuous traits. There is no natural “neurotypical” baseline, just statistical averages. DNA doesnt care about your hashtags and delusions
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Wow. Instead of investing in treatment and recovery, the Liberals used your tax dollars to hand out free drugs, including fentanyl, to those suffering with addiction.
The result? Since 2015, more than 50,000 Canadians have died from drug overdoses.
Enabling and perpetuating drug use is not the answer.
Instead, we must support compassionate treatment, recovery and rehabilitation.
Rob Goodall retweeted
AM I A DEI HIRE?
What a terrible question to have hanging over someone’s career simply because of the colour of their skin.
Imagine spending years studying, working hard, making sacrifices and earning your qualifications, only to have someone quietly wonder whether you got the job because of your abilities, or you are another DEI hire?”
Think about how insulting that is. Years of hard work and achievement reduced to race. And here’s the cruel irony: policies intended to empower minorities can sometimes leave them having to defend the very success they worked so hard to achieve.
Let’s be clear. Racism and discrimination exist everywhere you go in the world. And for sure, civilized societies must confront them. And I believe many people who support DEI genuinely want to create a fairer society. But good intentions don’t always produce good outcomes, and we should be willing to question whether our approach is helping or hurting.
I want an Alberta where every child can grow up believing something simple: If I work hard, develop my abilities and earn my qualifications, I will have a fair opportunity to succeed.
Not because someone owes me a position. Not because an institution needs someone who looks like me. And certainly not because my background should define what others expect of me. But because I have something valuable to contribute.
That’s what true inclusion should mean. Creating a fair opportunity for people to enter the room, contribute, succeed and be respected without anyone questioning why they’re there.
That is why I wholeheartedly welcome Premier Danielle Smith’s government decision to introduce legislation aimed at putting merit and qualifications at the centre of public-sector hiring. Credit where credit is due!
The Premier is bringing an important debate about merit, fairness and individual dignity into the open.
We should NOT lower the bar but definitely remove the barriers. That’s exactly what this legislation is going to fix.
DEI is nothing but replace discrimination with another form of unfairness. And don’t reduce anyone’s achievements to their race.
Your skin colour is part of who you are. It should never be the explanation for what you’ve achieved.
That’s the Alberta I believe in.
And that’s why I support Premier Danielle Smith’s proposed public-sector hiring reforms. I admire her courage in tackling an issue that too often gets buried under political correctness and fear of controversy. Whether people agree with every detail or not, this is a debate worth having.
Leadership sometimes means having the courage to challenge conventional thinking, ask uncomfortable questions and stand up for what you believe is right, even when it isn’t politically convenient.
That’s the kind of courage I respect in Premier Smith. And that’s why I support her.
Rob Goodall retweeted
Mark Carney can't balance the books, even when he's cooked them.
Now, debt interest is costing a family of four nearly $6,000. Every year.
He's out of touch. You're out of money.
Restore the value of your money and your hard work: conservative.ca/cpc/save-you…
Rob Goodall retweeted
This BCTF statement does not speak for many of the teachers it claims to represent.
No one’s rights are being taken away. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual people exist across the political spectrum. Same-sex attracted teachers and parents hold a wide range of views, and many reject the promotion of gender-identity ideology in schools.
We hear from lesbian, gay, and bisexual teachers in British Columbia who oppose gender-identity ideology and the overtly sexual materials made available to young children. They resent participating in language demands that may affirm children in delusions. Their gravest concern is that this ideology is contributing to a medical scandal in which distressed youth are being steered toward puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
These teachers overwhelmingly feel unsupported by their union. Many are afraid to speak out at all, concerned they will be bullied, isolated, or professionally punished for stating biological facts or questioning the medicalization of minors.
The union’s framing treats disagreement with contested gender ideology as an existential threat. It erases the same-sex attracted educators who want sex-based protections, resources based in biological reality and age-appropriate education. Protecting children from experimental interventions and sexualized materials is not discrimination. It is safeguarding.
The BCTF leadership is free to hold its views. It does not get to claim those views represent every teacher—or every lesbian, gay, or bisexual person in British Columbia. Many LGB teachers remain silent precisely because they know their union will not support them when they dissent.
The BC teachers union president issued this statement today 🥴
"I recognize that with the outcome of a Conservative government, many of us may be feeling disappointed, scared, or deeply concerned about what might come next.
I know these results may be particularly concerning for Indigenous, racialized, and 2SLGBTQIA+ members. You are not alone."
Rob Goodall retweeted
Today I walked into the White House. 🇺🇸
My mission to end child transition worldwide has the backing of the most powerful government on earth.
6 years ago this was a solo fight. Hour upon hour spent on the streets of Canada, next to no support, not knowing a soul in this fight, but never discouraged!
I have always known the victories that await.
I have always had faith that others would join the cause and in time we would stop this madness, everywhere.
Well, we are! 👉🏼 billboardchris.com/world-pro…
Much work to be done, but today I'm meeting with leaders at the highest levels of the U.S. government. I've also spoken up for kids at the EU Parliament (twice), the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, and the UN in New York, and been featured (by critics) on the main stage at the World Economic Forum.
I've met with members of Congress, testified before the Florida State legislature, helped ban this in Oklahoma, and sat down with lawmakers in the Canadian Parliament and in legislatures from B.C. to Washington, California, Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Scotland, England, Israel, and Australia. In Brussels I met elected representatives from a dozen more European countries.
I've also been to jail 3 times, been arrested 5 times in 4 countries, had more than 300 visits from police, but never been charged with anything. All arrests were either after I was assaulted, or because I simply refused to yield to an angry mob and police who insisted I leave.
The answer to "Will you relinquish your rights to satisfy this violent mob?" will always be NO.
I've been assaulted dozens of times, had my arm broken, been mobbed by hundreds, painted on, spat on, car keyed, tires destroyed, and even had a catalytic converter stolen in Oakland. Note to self: don't stay in a cheap hotel in Oakland.
Hundreds of houses in my neighborhood have received mail from Antifa, trying to destroy my reputation, but all that did was bring in more support. Normal people don't like when kids are being harmed.
I even sued the Australian government when they tried to censor me on X, and won!
Mostly, I've spoken with thousands upon thousands of people on the street, in 14 countries, helping parents protect their kids, and reached millions more online.
We are winning because we tell the truth: that children are beautiful just as they are, no drugs or scalpels needed!
And we are going to stop child transition everywhere, no matter how long it takes.
If you wish to support me in this fight, I greatly appreciate your help. Thank you!
billboardchris.com/donate
Rob Goodall retweeted
The NDP is directly responsible for 1000s of deaths, and ruining tens of thousands of lives. Diversion of the Dilaudid pills prescribed to drug-seekers caused untold harm.
Twenty years ago, Dilaudid pills (street name "dillies") sold for 20 bucks a pop, were rarely available, and half the time they were fake. In 2021 you could freely buy them at Main and Hastings for a dollar, and of course these ones came with the NDP government's assurance of quality.
The created the perfect street drug: cheap, highly addictive, readily available, and with none of the usual concerns about purity or toxic adulterants. They became so popular, dealers would wait outside dispensing pharmacies to buy the dillies from addicts as they exited.
Global did a new item on it. A reported walked the streets near Main and Hastings and was able to buy 27 dillies in an hour for next to no money. Out in the suburbs, kids were buying them off drug-dealing classmates for 5 bucks a pill.
The reason so much of the product was being diverted was that, while hydromorphone is more powerful than heroin, most of the opioid addicts were addicted to fentanyl which is 10-20x more powerful still.
Get it? Dillies were useless to fentanyl addicts. The pills wouldn't help them in the slightest. But they were free, so fenties would get a script from a doctor, get the drugs from a pharmacy, and then sell them to buy fentanyl.
It was the stupidest, most predictable outcome ever. It would have been more sensible to just give the addict money to buy the drugs--that way the weren't creating a brand new illicit drug market and introducing thousands of kids to wonderful world of opioid addiction.
One study found that 24% of the "safe supply" recipients had zero hydromorphone in their blood, which suggest that the absolute floor for the amount diverted was about a quarter of the total.
That any government would even attempt such a daft program is bad enough--let alone in the middle of a pandemic. But the NDP let it go on for almost 5 fucking years. Over this time, overdose deaths skyrocketed, kids in the suburbs were becoming daily users, and the average life expectancy of an indigenous man dropped by 7 years.
The NDP launched a free opioid drug program that killed more British Columbians than covid and WW2 combined.
Defending the NDP's record over garbage like bridge tolls and MSP is like defending Nazis because they passed strict laws against animal cruelty. Give your head a shake. Get away from UBC for a few years. The place literally drives people insane.
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FN of BC who voted NDP deserve a kick in the ass. Eby's drug policies alone were/are killing more natives than residential school. The policies are creating the next generation of native drug users, average native male life expectancy has dropped to 43.
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Correct.
Using Starlink, a civilian commercial service, for offensive drone strikes to kill people has never been allowed, nor should it be.
Starshield, a different system, is controlled by the US government. What they decide to do is up to them.
Ukraine military violated Starlink terms of service and used it for offensive drone strikes to kill people. That loophole was closed last week.
Starlink remains critical to the defense of Ukraine, as it is the only system that cannot be jammed or blown up, at least for now. Were Starlink to be turned off, the Ukrainian front line would collapse immediately. This is NOT a threat, it is simply a statement of fact.
Starlink was also crucial to preventing Russia from overrunning Ukraine in the early days of the war, as all other means of communication were destroyed or jammed by Russia.
SpaceX has done more to defend Ukraine than any private company on Earth BY FAR.
That said, I have nothing but UTTER CONTEMPT for the virtue-signaling evil warmongers who push for endless slaughter and offer no realistic solution to the conflict. May you burn in hell.
End of story.
Rob Goodall retweeted
These people are not well.
It’s a full blown psychosis at this point.
They are no longer fit to lead.
It’s inhumane to allow them to continue to embarrass themselves in public.
Have mercy, BC.
“Retire” Eby so he can seek help.
#BCelxn2026
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WATCH: “I think they’re killing people.”
Same PET scanners used for private and public cancer scans yet @BCCancer only using a fraction of its available slots.
Patient who paid got a refund after complaining to his NDP MLA.
#bcpoli
@GlobalBC
@CUrquhartGlobal