Thursday, February 04, 2021

WHAT CANADA AND THE USA ARE HEADED FOR THANKS TO THE HITLER PROPAGANDIST DEMOLIBNUTJOB PUPPET MEDIA.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 2020 AMERICAN ELECTION

DISEASES-ANIMAL TO HUMAN

REVELATION 6:7-8 (500 MILLION DEAD EACH FROM THE 4 JUDGEMENTS)(2 BILLION TOT DEAD HERE)
7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse:(CHLORES GREEN) and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth,(2 billion) of (8 billion) to kill with sword,(WEAPONS)(500 million) and with hunger,(FAMINE)(500 million) and with death,(INCURABLE DISEASES)(500 million) and with the beasts of the earth.(ANIMAL TO HUMAN DISEASE)(500 million).

THE COVID-19 TOTALS.
WORLD OVER ALL CASES 105,015,734 DEAD 2,281,096 AS OF THU FEB 04,21

I FIGURED OUT WHAT THE HITLER PROPAGANDA JOBAMA CNN IS TRYING TO DO WITH THIS FALSE FLAG FAKE SETUP FRAUD DOMESTIC INSURRECTION ON THE CAPITAL. AND THE FIRST THING JOBAMA DONE WHEN HE CAME TO POWER WAS TO LET THE WATER FLOOD GATES OUT OF MUSLIMS LEGALLY ENTERING AMERICA AGAIN. THIS TSUNAMI OF MUSLIMS IN AMERICA AGAIN WILL LEAD TO A NUMBER OF REAL TERRORIST ATTACKS. UNLESS JOBAMA AND DEMOLIBNUTS PAY SOME MUSLIMS TO DO FALSE FLAG ATTACKS TO BLAME DOMESTIC CITIZENS LIKE ALEX JONES FOR IT. SO THEY CAN DETAIN INNOCENT PEOPLE LEGALLY. ALREADY HERE IN CANADA THEY PUT THE PAID OFF PROUD BOYS WHO ARE INFORMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT IN AMERICA. ON THE TERRORIST LIST. BUT WE KNOW ALL THE PROUD BOYS THAT GET ARRESTED WILL SILENTLY BE SET FREE FROM JAIL QUICK. TO CONTINUE TO DO FALSE FLAG DOMESTIC ATTACKS IN AMERICA. PROBABLY CITIES WERE POWERFUL CHRISTIANS OR MILITIA GROUPS ARE. SO THEY CAN BLAME THE POWERFUL PEOPLE AS DOMESTIC TERRORIST. WITH ALL THESE MUSLIMS BEING ALLOWED BACK IN AMERICA. WATCH FOR THESE FALSE FLAG FAKE DOMESTIC ATTACKS TO BE ON MOSQUES. SO THE CHRISTIANS AND JEWS CAN BE BLAMED AND JAILED AS DOMESTIC TERRORISTS AND CONSPIRACY THEORISTS. MEANWHILE WHEN THERES A REAL ISLAMIC SEX FOR MURDER DEATH CULT TERRORIST ATTACK. THE MEDIA HITLER PROPAGANDIST DEMOLIBNUTS JOBAMAS WILL LIKE THEY ALWAYS DO, SAY. OH IT WAS A MENTAL CASE LIKE THE DEMOLIBNUTJOBS ALWAYS SAY. HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT HE WAS DOING. OR IT WAS AN JOB ACCIDENT INCIDENT. OR THE BOMB THAT KILLED 70 PEOPLE JUST WENT OFF WHEN THE MUSLIM ACCIDENTALLY DROPPED IT IN FRONT OF A CHRISTIAN CHURCH OR ISRAELI SYNOGOGUE WHILE THE MUSLIM WAS ON HIS WAY TO A TERRORIST ISRAEL-WEST HATING PROPAGANDIST MOSQUE. THEY WOULD CONTINUE THE PROPAGANDA BY SAYING. OH A CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH DOMESTIC CONSPIRACY THEORIST TERRORIST WAS CHASING THAT PEACE LOVING-LAW OBIDING MUSLIM WHILE ON HIS WAY TO THE MOSQUE. AND THATS WHY HE DROPED THAT BOMB FROM HIS HAND. AND HE WAS ALSO WEARING A SUICIDE BOMBER JACKET FULL OF EXPLOSIVES. SO HE COULD KILL HIMSELF AND BE A MARTYR FOR ALLAH. AND HIS PEDOPHILE PROPHET MUHAMMAD. AND GET 72 VIRGINS FOREVER FOR MURDERING 70 INNOCENT PEOPLE. THATS WHY I CALL ISLAM A SEX FOR MURDER DEATH CULT. THEY KILL INNOCENT PEOPLE TO GET VIRGINS TO HAVE SEX WITH FOREVER. THATS A PITS OF HELL BELIEF. THESE TERRORISTS THE SECOND THEY CLOSE THEIR EYES IN DEATH. WILL BE THROWN IN TORMENTS OF HELL FIRE AND HELL JAIL CELLS TO BE TORTURED BY DEMONS. IT WILL BE THE DEMONS THAT RAPE THESE TERRORISTS IN HELL FOREVER. NOT THESE SO CALLED MARTYRED TERRORIST MUSLIMS GETTING 72 VIRGINS TO HAVE SEX WITH FOREVER. SEE HOW ISLAM IS SUCH A DECIEVED CULT OF SEX FOR MURDER. SO YES THE POINT I WAS MAKING IS EVERY LITTLE THING A DOMESTIC PERSON DOES ON ANYTHING INCLUDING PEACEFUL PROTESTS. WILL BE CLASSIFIED AS A TERRORIST ATTACK. BUT WHEN A REAL ISLAMIC TERRORIST ATTACK OCCURRS. IT WILL BE CLASSSIFIED AS A WORK PLACE ACCIDENT OR MISTAKE. OR IT FELL. OR IT WAS DROPED BY A DOMESTIC WORKER. NOT THE MUSLIM. THE DEMOLIBNUTJOBS HITLERS PROPAGANDIST CNN AND PUPPET AMERICA HATING MEDIA WILL TRY TO COVER UP THE MUSLIM TERRORIST OR ANTIFA OR BLACK LIVES MATTER RIOTING-LOOTING-BURNING CONSPIRACY THEORISTS BABY KILLERS. SO IT SOUNDS LIKE THE 70 POOR PEOPLE DIED FROM A WORK PLACE ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION. THE COVERUP. BUT NOTICE THE MEDIA IS STILL OBSSESSED WITH CALLING THE CAPITAL SET UP FALSE FLAG BY THE DEMOLIBS AND JOBAMA. AS A DOMESTIC TERRORIST ATTACK ON THE CAPITAL IN WASHINGTON. MEANWHILE ONLY ONE OFFICER DIED LEGITIMATELY. OUTSIDE THE CAPITAL, NOT INSIDE THE CAPITAL AS THE MEDIA CLAIMED THE BLOOD THIRSTY DOMESTIC TERRORISTS KILLED. 2 OTHER POLICEMAN COMMITTED SUICIDE FROM GUILT OF BEING PAID OFF BY THE LIBS TO MAKE THIS FALSE FLAG. LOOK LIKE TRUMP AND TRUMP SUPPORTERS DONE IRT. 3 OTHER PEOPLE DIED OF HEART ATTACKS. AND THE DEMOLIB WOMAN KILLED WAS BY A BLACK OFFICER WHO SHOT HER GOING THREW THE CAPITAL WINDOW. SHE WAS NOT KILLED BY A BLOOD THIRSTY MOB OF INSURRECTIONISTS-SHE WAS KILLED FOR ILLEGALLY AND CRIMINALLY ENTERING THE CAPITAL THREW A BROKEN WINDOW. SO THE MEDIA IS MAKING A FALSE MOUNTAIN. OUT OF AN ANT HILL. AND PUTTING A GIGANTIC MAGNIFING GLASS IN FRONT OF THE ANT HILL. AND IGNORING THE HEART ATTACKS AND SUICIDES. BUT MAGNIFING THE ONLY PERSON TRUELY KILLED AT THE CAPITAL THAT DAY. AND IT HAPPENED OUTSIDE THE CAPITAL. NOT EVEN IN THE CAPITAL. THIS IS JUST A BUNCH OF HOGWASH. HITLER MEDIA CNN HATE TO DETAIN AND KILL AMERICAN CITIZENS. TO GET RID OF THEM. BUT FLOOD AMERICA WITH MUSLIMS. SAY YOUR INCLUSIVE. AND TELL THE MUSLIMS. FEEL FREE TO DO TERRORIST ATTACKS. WE ASK YOU TO SAYS JOBAMAS GOVERNMENT. AND WE WILL COVER UP FOR USE GLADLY. AND ARREST INNOCENT AMERICAN CITIZENS INSTEAD. UNDER THE GUISE OF DOMESTIC TERRORISTS AND END OF THE WORLD CONSPIRACY THEORISTS. SAYS JOBAMA AND THE HITLER MEDIA CRY BABY LIBS. ITS THE MEDIA AND DEMOLIBNUTJOBS THAT SHOULD BE SENT TO JAIL FOR LIES AND BLAMING TRUMP AND HIS SUPPORTERS FOR WHAT THE LIBERALS DONE THEMSELVES. TO COVER UP THEIR BURNING IN HELL FIRE FOREVER SINS. FOR VOTES-RITCHES AND FOR BEING POWER HUNGRY BABY KILLERS.

false flag [ fawls-flag ]SHOW IPA

noun
an attack or other hostile action that obscures the identity of the participants carrying out the action while implicating another group or nation as the perpetrator (often used attributively):
Evidence suggests that the covert operation was a false flag.
The false flag terrorist attack lured the military into a hasty response.
a misrepresentation of affiliation or motivation or a false equivalence deliberately put forth to manipulate the context, perception, or frame of an action, object, or argument (often used attributively):
Public schools are losing tax dollars to private schools under the false flag of school vouchers expanding parental choice.
a flag flown to disguise the nationality or affiliation of a vessel, vehicle, or base of operations:
Surviving sailors reported that the privateer was flying a false flag on approach and attacked as soon as cannons were in range.  

TRUMP ANOTHER 4 YEARS -TIM DIXON

Wednesday, February 03, 2021

WINDOWS COMPUTER SCAM LOWELL MASS AND AREA BE ON ALERT. AND NAIL THESE SCAMMERS.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 
2020 AMERICAN ELECTION

DISEASES-ANIMAL TO HUMAN

REVELATION 6:7-8 (500 MILLION DEAD EACH FROM THE 4 JUDGEMENTS)(2 BILLION TOT DEAD HERE)
7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse:(CHLORES GREEN) and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth,(2 billion) of (8 billion) to kill with sword,(WEAPONS)(500 million) and with hunger,(FAMINE)(500 million) and with death,(INCURABLE DISEASES)(500 million) and with the beasts of the earth.(ANIMAL TO HUMAN DISEASE)(500 million).

THE COVID-19 TOTALS.
WORLD OVER ALL CASES 104,489,288 DEAD 2,265,115 AS OF WED FEB 03,21

12.43PM-FEB 03,2021. I JUST GOT A SCAM PHONE ARTIST MUSLIM OF COURSE CALL FROM NIGERIA/MASSACHUSSES 978-822-0982. CLAIMING HE WAS PHONING FROM WINDOWS HEADQUARTERS IN LOWELL MASSACHUSETTES.HE JUST TOLD ME MASSACHUSETTES. I SAID TO TO HIM THE MUSLIM WHO COULD HARDLY TALK ENGLISH AS USUAL THESE SCAM ARTISTS. I SAID TO HIM WINDOWS - WHATS WRONG WITH MY COMPUTER. HE SAID THEIR SUSPICOUS ACTIVITY ON YOUR COMPUTER. THROUGHT E-MAILSSOMEBODY IS PUT MALWARE ON YOUR COMPUTER. I SAID REALLY. HE SAID TO ME DO YOU HAVE YOUR COMPUTER IN FRONT OF YOU. YES I DO MR MUSLIM. FIRST HE SAID GO TO YOUR HOME PAGE. AND I SAID OK-I'M AT MY PAGE. HE SAID WHAT DO YOU SEE ON THERE. I SAID HORSES. HE SAID HORSES. I SAID YES HORSES. HOW COME YOU CAN'T SEE THE HORSES ON MY HOME PAGE. HE SAID WHAT LOGOS DO YOU HAVE ON YOUR BROWSER. I SAID I HAVE LOGOS ON TOP - MIDDLE AND BOTTOM OF THE PAGE. HE SAID LOOK ON THE COMPUTER TO THE RIGHT AND FIND THE CONTROL BUTTON. HE SAID WHATS NEXT TO THE CONTROL BUTTON. I SAID A LITTLE THING WITH AN ARROW ON IT. HE SAID HIT THAT BUTTON. I DID. AND A LITTLE SCREEN POPED UP. HE TOLD ME TO LOOK AROUND FOR ANOTHER LOGO ON THE OTHER SIDE. I SAID YES THERE IS A LOGO ON THE OTHER SIDE. HE SAID PRESS IT. I THEN FINISHED OFF THIS SCAMMER BY SAYING. MR SCAMMER COULD YOU PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR VISA NUMBER. I NEED MONEY FOR A NEW COMPUTER MR SCAMMER. HE SAID HOW OLD ARE YOU. I SAID 10 YEARS OLD. AND I NEED YOUR VISA NUMBER TO BUY A NEW COMPUTER. HE SAID - YOU CAN TAKE YOUR MIDDLE FINGER AND SHOVE IT UP YOUR DUNG HOLE. AND OF COURSE HE HUNG UP QUICK. AND THIS WAS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SCAMMER I TOOK THE CLEANERS. THE ACTUAL AREA CODE IS IN MASSACHUSSETTES WERE HE PHONED FROM WAS AROUND BEVERLEY-CHELSFORD-DANVERS-FITCHBURG-GARDNER-GLOUCHESTER-HAVERHILL-LAURENCE-LEOMINSTER-METHUEN-PEABODY-LOWELL-SALEM-WILMINGTON-MASS AREA.THEIR AREA CODE IS ALL 978 /351. BUT THE MICROSOFT HEADQUARTERS IS IN REDMOND CAMPUS WASHINGTON. BUT THERE ARE 4 PLACES IN MASS WERE MICROSOFT HAS OFFICES. BOSTON-BURLINGTON-CAMBRIDGE AND NATICK. BUT THIS SCAMMER CLEARLY SAID TO ME HES FROM WINDOWS COMPUTERS NOT MICROSOFT. AND OF COURSE THE PHONE ID SAID UNKNOWN NAME. LIKE USUAL FOR MUSLIM NIGERIA SCAMMERS. AND I HEARD OTHER MUSLIMS IN THE BACKROUND ON TELOPHONES. ALL THESE DIFFERENT HEARING EVENMTS IN THE BACKROUND. TOLD ME THAT THIS MUSLIM SCAMMER IS IN A SMALL ROOM.  AND I DID FIND OUT LAST YEAR WHEN A SCAMMER PHONED AND I ASKED HIM QUESTIONS WERE HE WAS FROM HE SAID LONDON ONTARIO AND THAT THEIRS AT LEAST 200 SCAMMERS IN THE SAME ROOM PHONING INNOCENT PEOPLE TO BE SCAMMED. AND NOW USE CAN BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR THE SCAMMER IN MASS. ANYBODY IN THE AREAS WERE I GOT LISTED IN HERE FROM MASS. BE ON ALERT BIG TIME. AND LETS NAIL THESE SCAMMERS BIGTIME. CONTACT LOWELL POLICE 978-937-3200 POLICE NEIBOURHOOD PRECINCTS. LETS GET DOWN TO BUSSINESS AND NAIL THESE SCAMMERS.GO MASCHUSSETTES GO. LETS GET OURSELVES SOME JOEBAMAS.  

LOWELL MASS POLICE DEPARTMENT (CONTACT RAYMOND KELLY RICHARDSON AT 978-937-3200 - 50 Arcand Drive-Lowell, MA 01852
LOWELL POLICE DEPARTMENT

JOBAMA BIDEN CLAIMS TO OVER TURN TRUMP CHILD POLICY--BUT IT WAS MUSLIM OBAMA WHO HAD THE CHILDREN TAKEN FROM THEIR PARENTS SURE NOT TRUMP.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 2020 AMERICAN ELECTION

DISEASES-ANIMAL TO HUMAN

REVELATION 6:7-8 (500 MILLION DEAD EACH FROM THE 4 JUDGEMENTS)(2 BILLION TOT DEAD HERE)
7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse:(CHLORES GREEN) and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth,(2 billion) of (8 billion) to kill with sword,(WEAPONS)(500 million) and with hunger,(FAMINE)(500 million) and with death,(INCURABLE DISEASES)(500 million) and with the beasts of the earth.(ANIMAL TO HUMAN DISEASE)(500 million).

THE COVID-19 TOTALS.
WORLD OVER ALL CASES 104,489,288 DEAD 2,265,115 AS OF WED FEB 03,21

AstraZeneca vaccine cuts virus transmission by two-thirds after one dose – study-Non-peer-reviewed research by vaccine creator Oxford University is hailed by UK politicians as confirming strategy of waiting 12 weeks between doses-By AFP-FEB 3,21-Today, 12:17 pm

LONDON, United Kingdom — The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine significantly reduces virus transmission and is highly protective after a single dose, according to an Oxford University study, which the British government said Wednesday vindicated its inoculation strategy.“It does show the world that the Oxford jab works, it works well,” Health Secretary Matt Hancock told BBC radio, hailing the study’s findings as “good news.”“It slows transmission by around two-thirds, so it categorically supports the strategy that we’re undertaking,” Hancock said.The study’s findings came amid much debate over the effectiveness of the AstraZeneca shot among the elderly.Although the European Medicines Agency recommended it for adults of all ages last week, several countries have advised against administering the AstraZeneca vaccine to older people.Germany has already said it will not advise over 65s to get it, Italy’s medicines agency on Saturday approved the vaccine for all adults but recommended alternatives for people aged over 55, and French President Emmanuel Macron last week said the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine was “quasi-ineffective” for those over 65.The UK has been under lockdown since December with schools closed and no definite end-date, although a review of the situation is expected in mid-February.The country has had 3.8 million cases and 108,013 deaths.-Dosing schedule-The Oxford study, which is awaiting peer review, found that those who had been vaccinated with a single dose of the vaccine were 67 percent less likely to test positive with a PCR test, “suggesting the potential for a substantial reduction in transmission.”It also provided backing for the UK’s strategy of administering as many first doses of vaccine to high-risk groups as possible and allowing a 12-week interval before the second dose, which has been criticized by some experts.The other vaccine already being rolled out in the UK, by Pfizer-BioNTech, was designed to be administered with a shorter interval.“We are confident that the 12-week dosing schedule is the right one for both of the vaccines that we’re using in the UK,” Hancock said Wednesday.Researchers found that a single dose was 76% effective in preventing virus symptoms after 22 days and for up to 90 days, while it did not prevent asymptomatic illness.It was more effective to wait 90 days than to administer the second dose, researchers found, “providing further support for current policy.”The survey had 17,177 participants in Britain, Brazil and South Africa. The data covers the period up to December 7, 2020. None of those studied were hospitalized.The vaccine invented by scientists at the University of Oxford is being developed and manufactured by AstraZeneca.The vaccine is cheap to produce and is being sold at cost price. It can also be stored at fridge temperature, while the Pfizer vaccine requires extremely cold storage.

Biden plans to undo ‘national shame’ of Trump child separations-Administration says president committed ‘to remedy this awful harm the Trump administration inflicted on families’By Charlotte Plantive-FEB 3,21-Today, 5:29 am

WASHINGTON (AFP) — In May 2018 a six-year-old Honduran boy named Andres was wrested kicking and screaming from his father by US border guards implementing Donald Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy toward undocumented immigrants.It took another 10 months for the pair to be reunited — but they were among the lucky ones.Hundreds of migrant children like Andres are still waiting to rejoin parents after being taken away by the Trump administration.President Joe Biden has prioritized creating a special task force to reunify the families as part of his sweeping redo of Trump’s immigration policies, which focused on deterring migration from Central America.“It was a moral failure and a national shame that the prior administration used family separation as a weapon against desperate families and children,” an administration official told journalists, briefing on Biden’s plans.“The Biden administration is committed to remedy this awful harm the Trump administration inflicted on families,” said the official.Trump came to power in 2017 promising to halt the mass movement of undocumented migrants over the southern border.But an initial crackdown only slowed the flow, with tens of thousands of individuals and families — especially from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador — crossing each month, and little mechanism in place to send them back.A year later he announced the zero-tolerance program, declaring that any undocumented border crossers would be arrested and charged with a crime.As part of the new regime children were separated from their parents, on a promise that families would be reunited within weeks. But this did not happen in thousands of cases.The policy was applied with little mercy, court filings showed.After being taken from his father Jacinto, Andres went into the custody of US officials, while his father was deported to Honduras.While their separation lasted less than a year, it took a full 16 months to reunite 13-year-old Karin from the mother she was torn from as she was placed in handcuffs.Another youngster, seven-year-old Diana, went to sleep with her father in an immigration facility and woke up to find he was gone, taken away by US authorities.A public outcry and lawsuits forced the Trump administration to halt the separations, but for as many as 5,000 children, the damage had been done.Trump’s immigration officials kept poor records and did little to cooperate with groups seeking to help the children, forcing more lawsuits.According to a document in one of those cases dated January, 611 children had still not been reconnected with their parents.Underscoring the issue of poor documentation, the court filing says that for 392 migrant children, their parents “are believed” to have been deported.For another 201, the parents “are believed” to be in the United States. And for 18, there are no known contacts.No one really knows how many children remain without their families but the figure is estimated to be “as high as 1,000,” said the Biden official.The new task force will have to come up with policies to deal with reunifications. A key question: will the children who are reunited be permitted to stay in the United States legally with their parents? And migrant advocate groups want the children to be able to benefit from counseling for the trauma of separation.On these questions Biden’s immigration advisors remain cautious, saying they have to act within US law, but adding that each family’s situation can be different.

Trump ‘singularly responsible’ for Capitol riot, impeachment trial brief says-‘If provoking insurrection against Congress not an impeachable offense, hard to imagine what would be’; ex-president’s lawyers say trial unconstitutional now he’s left White House-By Agencies-FEB 3,21-Today, 5:13 am

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump was “singularly responsible” for the deadly US Capitol riot last month and acquitting the former president could damage American democracy, lawmakers leading the impeachment case said Tuesday, a week before his Senate trial begins.Trump became the first US president in history to be impeached twice when the House of Representatives charged him last month with inciting the mayhem inflicted by his followers when they invaded Congress on January 6.In a pre-trial brief, the House impeachment managers made their case for the Senate to convict, saying the American people should be protected “against a president who provokes violence to subvert our democracy.”Trump’s impeachment was triggered by a speech he delivered to a crowd on the National Mall just before the riot, telling them Joe Biden had stolen the presidential election and that they needed to march on Congress and “fight like hell.”The mob stormed the Capitol, fatally wounded one police officer, wrecked furniture and forced terrified lawmakers and vice president Mike Pence to hide, interrupting a ceremony to put the legal stamp on Biden’s victory.The nine impeachment managers, all Democrats, argued in their sweeping 77-page document that Trump’s speech had whipped the crowd into a “frenzy.”Trump, they said, “is singularly responsible for the violence and destruction” during the riot that left five people dead.“In a grievous betrayal of his oath of office, President Trump incited a violent mob to attack the United States Capitol,” wrote the lawmakers, led by congressman Jamie Raskin.“If provoking an insurrectionary riot against a joint session of Congress after losing an election is not an impeachable offense, it is hard to imagine what would be,” the brief states.Failure to convict Trump “would embolden future leaders to attempt to retain power by any and all means — and would suggest that there is no line a president cannot cross.”No ‘January Exception’Although Trump was impeached on January 13, his term ended a week later — before the beginning of the Senate trial.“The present proceedings are moot and thus a nullity since the 45th president cannot be removed from an office he no longer occupies,” Trump lawyers Bruce Castor and David Schoen wrote in their own brief outlining the case for the defense.They said the trial itself was unconstitutional now that Trump has left the White House.They also said Trump’s speech in Washington, and his repeated refusal to accept the election results, amounted to protected free speech.“The president exercised his First Amendment right under the Constitution to express his belief that the election results were suspect,” the lawyers wrote.But House Democrat Adam Schiff, lead manager in Trump’s first impeachment trial, which ended in acquittal in early 2020, said such a defense was a “false” argument.Democrats also rejected the reasoning that Trump cannot be tried once out of office.“There is no ‘January Exception’ to impeachment or any other provision of the Constitution,” they wrote, adding that a president must answer for his conduct in office “from his first day in office through his last.”They point to multiple videos — expected to be used as evidence in the trial — which they say show Trump inciting the crowd to commit violence, and show rioters chanting “Hang Mike Pence!” and hunting for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.The pre-trial brief also noted how rioters stated publicly that they stormed the Capitol at Trump’s urging.“We were invited here… by the President of the United States!” one rioter yelled at police officers, according to the brief.Trump spent much of his time after the November 3 vote claiming that the election was stolen.Dozens of courts in multiple states found the argument baseless.But impeachment managers argued that Trump’s constant promoting of unfounded voter fraud accusations fueled his supporters into backing efforts to overturn the election.When those efforts failed, the Democrats wrote, Trump “summoned a mob to Washington, exhorted them into a frenzy, and aimed them like a loaded cannon down Pennsylvania Avenue.”Asked whether the Biden administration was concerned that Trump’s defense team might incite further violence by continuing to argue his claim of election fraud, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki was cautious.“Watching the potential for violence is something that we will do closely,” she said.The Senate’s 100 members take up the impeachment trial on February 9, and Democrats acknowledge a conviction is unlikely.With the chamber split 50-50, Democrats would need at least 17 Republicans to break with Trump in order to surpass the two-thirds threshold necessary for conviction.Should that occur, a subsequent vote would be held, with a simple majority required to ban Trump from holding public office in the future.

US lawmaker: Running from rockets fired from Gaza prepped me for Capitol mob-‘I’ve been through much worse,’ Kathy Manning says she thought during the insurrection, recalling having to rush to bomb shelters in Sderot during Israel trip-By Ron Kampeas-FEB 3,21-Today, 9:12 am

JTA — Kathy Manning, a new US congresswoman from North Carolina, has said her remembrance of fleeing bombs aimed from the Gaza Strip into Israel helped steel her during the deadly January 6 Capitol insurrection.“As my heart started to race, I thought to myself, ‘I’ve been through much worse. I’ve had to run to bomb shelters in Sderot with sirens blaring and rockets overhead coming in from Gaza,’” Manning said Monday evening in a virtual chat with the Jewish Federations of North America, the umbrella body she chaired a decade ago.Her remarks were first reported by Jewish Insider.Manning, a Democrat, was one of nine freshmen in Congress to address the virtual mission to Washington.The insurrection, spurred by former US president Donald Trump’s false claims that he won the election, has claimed five lives.Terrorists in Gaza have fired tens of thousands of rockets aimed at Israeli cities and communities since the Hamas terror group took over the Strip in 2007 in a bloody coup.The barrages sparked frequent rocket alarms in cities such as Sderot, where residents generally have 15 seconds to rush to a bomb shelter.Times of Israel staff contributed to this report.

Archaeologists in Egypt unearth an eerie cache of golden-tongued mummies-Corpses dating back to Greek and Roman eras likely received gilded organs to better speak to Osiris, lord of the underworld-By Luke Tress-FEB 3,21-Today, 12:20 am

Archaeologists in Egypt have found a cache of eerie gold-tongued mummies in tombs cut out of rock near the northern city of Alexandria.The 16 burials date back some 2,000 years to the Greek and Roman eras. They were unearthed by an Egyptian-Dominican team near the ancient Taposiris Magna temple.The mummies were poorly preserved and characteristic of their era, which came long after the heyday of Egypt’s pyramid-building old dynasties.The tongues were made of gold foil, likely in the belief they would allow the deceased to speak in the afterlife to Osiris, the ancient Egyptian religion’s lord of the underworld and judge of the dead.They were likely placed in the dead person’s mouth during the embalming process, after the actual tongue was removed.The team also found a woman’s funeral mask, golden flakes representing leaves on a gold wreathe and eight marble masks.Researchers working at the same site have previously found ancient coins bearing the name and image of Queen Cleopatra VII, the fabled final queen of Egypt during the close of the Greek-speaking Ptolemaic Kingdom.She ruled from 51 BC until her death in 30 BC, when Rome took over the land.

MIKE LINDELL ON DEMOLIBNUT FIXED VOTER ELECTION FOR BIDEN 2020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVYD49IoTU0   (P-1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBLf69TCcR8   (P-2)
REBUILD THIRD TEMPLE NOW-TEMPLE INSTITUTE IS TRUE (THESE ARE ALL MYTHS) - MYTH 3RD TEMPLE COMES FROM HEAVEN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HTA5H_l0P4
MYTH ONLY THE MESSIAH CAN BUILD THE 3RD TEMPLE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCeEjWqV5bM
MYTH - NOT IN HEAVEN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP4xKP1LAVA
DR ZELENKO ON COVID-19 RECOVERY-TAMAR YONAH
https://soundcloud.com/israel-news-talk-radio/while-cautious-im-not-so-afraid-of-the-coronavirus-anymore-the-tamar-yonah-show
DR VLADMIR ZE'EV ZELENKOS MIXTURE FOR RECOVERY OF COVID-19
https://www.vladimirzelenkomd.com/
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TaRDwXMhQHSMsgrs9TFBclHjPHerXMuB87DUXmcAvwg/edit
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SpaceX’s latest Starship prototype crashes and burns — again-‘We had another great flight,’ official says, ‘We’ve just got to work on that landing’-By AFP-FEB 3,21-Today, 5:58 am

A prototype of a SpaceX rocket the company hopes will one day journey to Mars crashed in a fireball as it tried to land upright after a test flight Tuesday.It was the second such accident after the last prototype of Starship met a similar fate in December.“We had again another great flight,” said SpaceX announcer John Insprucker on an online broadcast.“We’ve just got to work on that landing a little bit,” he added.The company’s founder Elon Musk was uncharacteristically quiet on social media, having announced the night before he was “off Twitter for a while.”The stainless steel rocket, dubbed SN9 or “Serial Number 9,” was cleared for lift-off from Boca Chica, Texas by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) less than a day earlier.The rocket launched smoothly around 2:35 p.m. local time (2035 GMT) and progressively shut down its engines as it reached a height of six miles (10 kilometers), then performed a series of test maneuvers in a horizontal “belly flop” position.It was when the rocket attempted to return to a vertical position for landing that the problems began, with the footage showing it came in too fast and at a bad angle.It landed with a deafening crash, and exploded into bright orange flames and a dust cloud, but the fire did not spread.The company’s next prototype rocket, SN10, appeared to be undamaged on a nearby launchpad.Insprucker put a positive spin on the crash.“We demonstrated the ability to transition the engines to the landing propellant tanks,” he said. “The subsonic reentry looked very good and stable like we saw last December, so we’ve got a lot of good data on flap control.”The company intends to proceed with its next launch “in the near future,” he added.Tuesday’s launch was delayed by several days over problems stemming from SpaceX’s last Starship test on December 9, which also went up in flames.SpaceX had sought a waiver to exceed the maximum allowable risk to the public of Starship SN8.The FAA denied the request, but SpaceX went ahead anyway, landing the company in hot water.The regulator denied SpaceX the opportunity to launch last week and asked them to carry out corrective actions, finally granting its approval Monday night.The company hopes the reusable, 394-foot (120-meter) rocket system will one day carry crew and cargo to fly to the Moon, Mars and beyond.

Minister says US will never attack Iran nuclear facilities; Israel may act alone-Tzachi Hanegbi, a close ally of Netanyahu, says in the future there ‘may be no choice’ other than an Israeli strike to prevent a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic-By TOI staff-2 February 2021, 10:21 pm

A Likud minister close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday the US will never attack Iran’s nuclear program, and Israel will have to decide whether to launch such a strike alone or come to terms with a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic.The statement came as tensions heated in the Middle East, with Iran ramping up its nuclear program with ongoing violations of its 2015 deal with world powers, and the US and Israel issuing threats and warnings.Some of the activity is tied to the changing of the guard at the White House. The Trump administration stepped up its pressure on Iran as its tenure drew to a close, while the Biden administration is expected to take a softer approach, despite opposition from Israel and its other regional allies.The United States will never attack the nuclear facilities in Iran. Israel must decide whether it will accept a nuclear Iran,” Tzachi Hanegbi told the Kan public broadcaster. “Israel will be forced to act independently to remove this danger.”“It’s possible that in the future there will be no choice [but to attack Iran militarily],” Hanegbi said. “I hope that when our leadership is met with this dilemma, it won’t accept [a nuclear-armed Iran].”Hanegbi said the Iranians have proved to have a “very limited” capacity to retaliate against Israel. The Jewish state has waged an air campaign against Iranian-linked targets in Syria in recent years without any serious repercussions. Tehran also swore revenge for the killing of its top nuclear scientist last year, blaming Israel for the assassination, but has not yet followed through on the threat.A minor bomb blast at the Israeli embassy in New Delhi this week was being treated as a terror attack, but Israel has not blamed Iran.Hanegbi, who started his Knesset career in 1988, serves as minister of settlement affairs and previously served as minister of justice, internal security, intelligence and nuclear affairs, health, environment and transport, and as a minister in the Prime Minister’s Office responsible for overseeing Israel’s intelligence services.Israel has twice conducted military strikes against the nuclear programs of its enemies — Iraq in 1981 and Syria in 2007 — under what’s become known as the Begin Doctrine, which maintains that Jerusalem will not allow an enemy country to obtain an atomic weapon.Hanegbi made similar comments last month, when he threatened that Israel could attack Iran’s nuclear program if the United States rejoined the nuclear deal, as US President-elect Joe Biden has indicated he plans to do, in one of the most forceful recent statements on the issue by an Israeli official.“If the United States government rejoins the nuclear deal — and that seems to be the stated policy as of now — the practical result will be that Israel will again be alone against Iran, which by the end of the deal will have received a green light from the world, including the United States, to continue with its nuclear weapons program,” Hanegbi said.“This of course we will not allow. We’ve already twice done what needed to be done, in 1981 against the Iraqi nuclear program and in 2007 against the Syrian nuclear program,” he said.Hanegbi made the statement after massive airstrikes in Syria targeted over 15 Iran-linked facilities, the latest in a spate of such strikes.Defense Minister Benny Gantz said in an interview broadcast Sunday that Israel is still keeping open the possibility of taking action against Tehran’s nuclear project if necessary.“The IDF and Israel’s defense establishment are holding onto the option of taking action against Iran’s nuclear project if that is what has to be done,” he said. “I hope it doesn’t come to that.”The interview was broadcast hours after Gantz visited the Depth Corps, the Israel Defense Forces unit tasked with conducting operations far beyond the country’s borders, reviewing operational plans, his office said, in an apparent threat to Iran.IDF chief Aviv Kohavi issued a rare public criticism of the US attitude toward the Iran deal last week, and said that he had ordered the military to develop operational plans for striking Iran’s nuclear program.The Biden administration has said repeatedly it is willing to rejoin the 2015 nuclear deal, if Iran first returns to compliance. Tehran has said the US must first remove all sanctions it placed on Iran after withdrawing from the treaty.Last month, Tehran announced it was beginning to enrich uranium up to 20 percent — far beyond the 3.5% permitted under the nuclear deal, and a relatively small technical step away from the 90% needed for a nuclear weapon. Iran also said it was beginning research into uranium metal, a material that technically has civilian uses but is seen as another likely step toward a nuclear bomb.The United Nations’ nuclear agency said Iran has continued to ramp up its nuclear program in recent weeks by further enriching uranium and installing new centrifuges at its underground Natanz plant, according to a Tuesday report.Iran insists it is not seeking to develop nuclear weapons, a position repeated last week by its Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Sunday that Iran was currently months away from being able to produce enough material to build a nuclear weapon. And, he said, that timeframe could be reduced to “a matter of weeks” if Tehran further violates restrictions it agreed to under the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.Biden administration officials have indicated that Israel will be involved in its decision-making process regarding Iran’s nuclear program.

US says sides ‘a long way’ from return to Iran nuclear deal-American officials say Washington’s top priority is to consult with allies on how to proceed on return to 2015 accord-By TOI staff-FEB 3,21-Today, 6:56 am

The United States and Iran are “a long way” from a return to the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, US State Department spokesman Ned Price said Tuesday.Price said US President Joe Biden has been “very clear” that “if Iran comes back into full compliance with its obligations under the [deal], the United States would do the same, and then we would then use that as a platform to build a longer and a stronger agreement that also addresses other areas of concern.“Of course, though, we are a long way from that.”Price said the first steps for Washington were “consulting with our allies, consulting with our partners, consulting with Congress before we’re reaching the point where we’re going to engage directly with the Iranians and willing to entertain any sort of proposal.”He added: “We haven’t… had any discussions with the Iranians, and I wouldn’t expect we would until those initial steps go forward.”An unnamed US official told Reuters the American “priority” was to consult with its regional partners and the partners to the accord first.The Biden administration has said repeatedly it is willing to rejoin the 2015 nuclear deal, if Iran first returns to compliance. Tehran has said the US must first remove all sanctions it placed on Iran after withdrawing from the treaty.Last month, Tehran announced it was beginning to enrich uranium up to 20 percent — far beyond the 3.5% permitted under the nuclear deal, and a relatively small technical step away from the 90% needed for a nuclear weapon. Iran also said it was beginning research into uranium metal, a material that technically has civilian uses but is seen as another likely step toward a nuclear bomb.The United Nations’ nuclear agency said Iran has continued to ramp up its nuclear program in recent weeks by further enriching uranium and installing new centrifuges at its underground Natanz plant, according to a Tuesday report.Iran insists it is not seeking to develop nuclear weapons, a position repeated last week by its Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Sunday that Iran was currently months away from being able to produce enough material to build a nuclear weapon. And, he said, that timeframe could be reduced to “a matter of weeks” if Tehran further violates restrictions it agreed to under the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif listens to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during talks in Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021. (Russian Foreign Ministry Press Service via AP)-Biden administration officials have indicated that Israel will be involved in its decision-making process regarding Iran’s nuclear program.The Biden administration’s policy on Iran is expected to be a point of contention between the new US administration and Israel. Israeli officials have voiced strong objections to the US rejoining the nuclear deal, and have also issued threats against Iran in recent weeks.Israel, along with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, are all seeking to dissuade the Biden administration from returning to the Iran nuclear agreement in its original form. The Biden administration has pledged to consult with Israel and its other Middle East allies before making decisions regarding Iran.Defense Minister Benny Gantz said in an interview broadcast Sunday that Israel is still keeping open the possibility of taking action against Tehran’s nuclear project if necessary.A Likud minister close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday the US will never attack Iran’s nuclear program, and Israel will have to decide whether to launch such a strike alone or come to terms with a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic.Tzachi Hanegbi told Kan News: “Israel will be forced to act independently to remove this danger.”“It’s possible that in the future there will be no choice [but to attack Iran militarily],” Hanegbi said. “I hope that when our leadership is met with this dilemma, it won’t accept [a nuclear-armed Iran].”

US moves carrier strike group out of Gulf as tensions with Iran appear to ebb-Pentagon spokesperson says USS Nimitz will move to Indo-Pacific Command, but declines to discuss assessments of Iranian military threat-By Agencies-FEB 3,21-Today, 10:18 am

WASHINGTON, United States — US President Joe Biden’s administration has pulled an aircraft carrier out of the Gulf in a sign of potentially easing tensions with Iran, which had soared under former US president Donald Trump.Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said Tuesday the USS Nimitz carrier strike group had sailed from the US military’s Central Command in the Middle East to the Indo-Pacific Command region.Kirby did not confirm reports the Nimitz was headed back to the United States after some nine months at sea.But he indicated that, after the Trump administration ramped up the US military presence in the Gulf, the Biden administration did not see keeping the carrier there as necessary for US security needs.Kirby declined to discuss the current Pentagon assessment of an Iranian military threat to US bases or Gulf allies.However, he said: “We don’t make decisions like this lightly.”Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin “believes that we have a robust presence in the Middle East to respond” to any threat, Kirby added.“The secretary was mindful of the larger geo-strategic picture when he approved the movement of the carrier strike group from the Central Command area of responsibility to the Indo PACOM area of responsibility,” he said.Kirby would not say if the Nimitz would be replaced in the region in the near future, noting that the US Navy has a limited number of aircraft carriers.“We’re constantly watching the threat. We’re constantly trying to meet that threat with proper capabilities,” he said.Trump imposed crippling sanctions on Iran after pulling America out of a nuclear accord in 2018, as part of what he called maximum pressure against Iran.Trump cited Iran’s ballistic missile program and said that the so-called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, signed in 2015, does not go far enough to prevent Iran from producing nuclear weapons. As the Trump administration increased sanctions, Iran gradually and publicly abandoned the deal’s limits on its nuclear development.Tensions between Tehran and Washington steadily increased. During Trump’s final days as president, Tehran seized a South Korean oil tanker and began enriching uranium closer to weapons-grade levels, while the US has sent B-52 bombers, the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier and a nuclear submarine into the region.Iran has also increased its military drills, including firing cruise missiles as part of a naval drill in the Gulf of Oman last month.Biden has pledged to return to the nuclear deal, signed with world powers who are also keen to keep the struggling pact going.Iran has missile capability of up to 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles), far enough to reach Israel as well as US military bases in the region.Last January, after the US killed a top Iranian general in Baghdad, Tehran retaliated by firing a barrage of ballistic missiles at two Iraqi bases housing US troops, resulting in brain concussion injuries to dozens of American soldiers.

Arriving in Morocco, Israeli envoy makes expanding ties his mission-Ambassador David Govrin anticipates low-level relationship with Rabat will reach full diplomatic heights — building on years of contacts, visits and a shared historY-By Lazar Berman    -2 February 2021, 9:45 pm

On December 10, then-White House adviser Jared Kushner told reporters that Morocco had agreed to establish “full diplomatic ties” with Israel. In fact, as Morocco’s King Mohammed VI made clear soon after, Rabat had agreed to re-establish a liason office with an eye toward expanding ties in the future.Nearly two months later, Israel’s man in Rabat says he’s laying the groundwork for that anticipated deepening of government and civil ties, though the Moroccans appear to prefer taking the rekindled relationship slow.“We are trying to expand our bilateral ties with the Moroccans in many different fields,” envoy David Govrin told The Times of Israel this week. “The potential is very high.”Govrin is currently the head of Israel’s liaison office in Rabat, and is likely to become Israel’s ambassador should full diplomatic ties be established. In a December 2020 statement reestablishing ties, the countries agreed to immediately reopen liaison offices, while working to “resume official bilateral ties and diplomatic relations as soon as possible.”“Israel would like to establish our full diplomatic relationship as soon as we can,” Govrin said, but the Moroccan government prefers a gradual process.A Moroccan government spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment. For now Rabat does not appear to be discussing full ties publicly, though the kingdom is eager to expand cooperation.On Friday, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and Israeli National Security Council chairman Meir Ben-Shabbat agreed by phone to establish “joint working groups” to promote cooperation between the two countries in a variety of areas, including investments, transportation, water, environment, energy and tourism.And on Tuesday, Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi spoke with Bourita — the first conversation between the two top diplomats — and “agreed to work together to rapidly implement the agreements between Morocco and Israel,” Ashkenazi said.Israel and Morocco established low-level diplomatic relations during the 1990s following Israel’s interim peace accords with the Palestinians, but those ties were suspended after the outbreak of the second Palestinian Intifada in 2000. Nevertheless, informal ties continued, and Israelis could still travel to Morocco as part of organized tours. An estimated 50,000 Israelis travel to Morocco each year, learning about the Jewish community and retracing family histories.King Hassan II of Morocco, right, with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, second from left, and Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, left , at the Skhirat Royal Palace in Rabat, Morocco, September 14, 1993. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)-Govrin, who previously served as Israel’s ambassador to Egypt, said he believed those informal ties would help smooth the resumption of contacts between the countries.“It is much easier than other Arab countries due to the fact that over the last two decades, we’ve had constant contacts with civil society in Morocco. Many representatives of different Moroccan organizations visited Israel,” he said. “The Jewish community here in Morocco played a significant role in connecting the two peoples. So we are not starting from scratch. We are continuing, we are expanding.”The relationship is also aided by Israel’s massive community of Moroccan Jews, which numbers around 700,000, many of whom maintain a connection to the country. Today, some 3,000 Jews remain in Morocco, most of them in Casablanca.Govrin spoke with visiting heads of Morocco’s Jewish community in person in Israel, and with others by phone, before he flew to Rabat.He will be heading to Casablanca later this week to meet the Jewish community there.“I intend to hear their concerns if there are any, and what are the prospects… We should be very attentive to their concerns,” he said.While largely welcoming the resumption of ties, some Moroccan Jews expressed concerns following the December 10 announcement, fearing the reaction of Islamist elements in Morocco opposed to the normalization process.In 2013, for instance, leftists and Islamists demonstrated outside the Tangiers Film Festival against a documentary about Moroccan Jews living in Israel. They claimed it promoted “normalization” with Israel.“I’m afraid that protests will break out, that a rift will be created between the communities, that misunderstandings will prevail,” a Moroccan Jewish woman told AFP shortly after the normalization deal.When news of the agreement with Israel emerged in December 2020, Morocco’s main Islamist parties released statements calling the move “deplorable” and a betrayal of the Palestinian cause.Govrin arrived in Morocco on January 25. Since he is fully vaccinated against COVID-19, he was not required to quarantine in Morocco.Israel’s diplomats are currently operating out of a hotel in Rabat, and will be moving to rented offices soon. Israel still owns its shuttered liaison office in the capital, but sees it as unsuitable for its current needs.“We are trying to establish the infrastructure for our activity,” said Govrin. Those efforts include finding office space, recruiting staff, and starting to meet with Moroccan officials, representatives of the Jewish community, and Moroccan businessmen.The mission is currently working on bringing personnel from Israel and hiring Moroccans as local staff.Govrin, who speaks Arabic and French, openly identifies as an Israeli diplomat in Morocco. “Why should I hide?” he asked. “I don’t have to hide. We went two days ago to a big mall… naturally, we were asked, ‘Where are you from?’ We were welcomed in a very warm way. The same in the hotel we are staying in. It’s really amazing, and it’s wonderful.”Though COVID-19 restrictions have largely dampened international travel, Israel and Morocco are hoping to inaugurate direct flights between the countries in the next two months. Israeli diplomats are preparing for a dramatic rise in the number of Israeli tourists to Morocco.He hopes that significant numbers of Moroccan tourists will visit Israel as well, and that the immigration officials at Ben Gurion Airport “will understand that the reality has changed, and that there is a difference between [Morocco and] Arab countries that Israel does not have full diplomatic relations with, those who are still considered to be our enemies or hostile.”Airport immigration officials in the past have been accused of treating Arabs and critics of Israel with a surfeit of suspicion, in some cases detaining or deporting people for comments they may have made online years ago.Govrin said that Israel must continue to establish ties across the Arab world, and must “look for our partners in each and every Arab country.”“We see these missions as a bridge to the Arab world,” he said.Representing a country that gives prominence to military and security agencies, Govrin sees himself as participating in a campaign no less important for Israel’s security.“I see myself as a soldier of peace,” Govrin said. “I think we should invest our effort as well as our time in this campaign for peace. It’s one thing to sign an official agreement; it’s another thing to implement it.”“Implementing an agreement takes continuous effort and time,” he added. “You have to devote and use all your skills in order to open doors. It’s not easy.”‘A historic week’ On top of Rabat, last week saw Israel open missions in Manama, Bahrain and both Abu Dhabi and Dubai in the UAE.On Thursday, Foreign Minister Ashkenazi held a virtual summit with his top diplomats in those four locations, as well as embassies in Egypt and Jordan, calling the new openings part of a “historic week.”“Opening the missions is a living testament to the changes occurring in the region and to change in Israel’s regional standing,” he said.He said he expected the momentum created over the previous six months to continue with new US President Joe Biden.“The Biden administration is committed to the peace process and normalization in the Middle East, and it will continue operating to widen the circle and to bring other countries in,” Ashkenazi said.

Tuesday, February 02, 2021

WIARTON (WART HOG) GROUND HOG WILLIE SEES HIS SHADOW - NO SPRING FOR 6 WEEKS

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 WIARTON WART HOG (AS I CALL WILLIE THE GROUND HOG) HAS SEEN HIS SHADOW. SO WE GET 6 MORE WEEKS OF WINTER. SO COVID CAN KEEP US IN FROM ENJOYING 6 MORE WEEKS OF WINTER. THANKS WIARTON WART HOG. FOR BEING A NEW WORLD ORDER DICTATOR WART HOG. AND KEEPING US IN FOR 6 MORE WEEKS UNDER THE GUISE OF A PREDICTION BY A LITTLE OR BIG GUY THAT MAKES HOLES IN PLOUGHED FIELDS.

Update: Ontario's Wiarton Willie sees his shadow-Friday, February 2nd 2018 - 8:25 am-CKTB-News-iStock.com/mirecca

The groundhogs have spoken:Shubenacadie Sam out of Nova Scotia was the first to give a prognostication - no shadow for Sam, meaning an early spring.Punxsautaney Phil came next; after seeing his shadow, the famed groundhog predicted six more weeks of winter.The final, deciding vote came from Ontario's own Wiarton Willie. The albino groundhog emerged to much fanfare from an adoring crowd, only to see his shadow as well.


Groundhog Holes & Burrows: Size, Identification & More | Terminix HA HA HA - I SEEN MY SHADOW. USE CAN HAVE SNOW BANKS UP TO THE TOP OF YOUR HOUSES FOR THE NEXT 6 WEEKS. I AND ALL MY GROUND HOG BUDDIES WILL BE ENJOYING LIFE IN A HOLE IN A FIELD SOMEWHERE. EATING EARTH AND DEW WORMS. HOW MUCH FUN CAN A GROUND HOG (WART HOG) HAVE WHILE PREDICTING 6 WEEKS TILL THE END OF THE WORLD. HAROLD CAMPING AND THE END OF THE WORLD NUTJOBS HAVE NOTHING ON ME. I HAVE A CUTE FACE. AND I CAN DIG A GREAT TUNNEL. JUST LIKE THE FAKE PALESTIAN (PALESTINIAN IS JUST A MADEUP WORD) THEIR ARABS. 

Saturday, January 30, 2021

SIGN MY PETITION AGAINST BANNING ABORTION IN CANADA AND AMERICA MAKE CHRISTIAN AGAIN.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

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IST OF ALL ABORTION IS MURDER OF BABIES. 2ND GOD CREATED THE WOMAN AS WELL AS THE BABY INSIDE HER BODY. SO A WOMAN HAS NO RIGHT TO MURDER GODS CREATED CHILDREN.ITS NOT HERS TO DECIDE TO MURDER OR NOT BY ABORTION. THE WOMAN IS ONLY THE VIHICLE IN WHICH THE CHILD IS BORN. GOD CREATED THE WOMAN AS WELL AS THE BABY. SO ONLY GOD HAS THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE IF THAT BABY CREATED BY HIM LIVES OR DIES. NOT THE WOMAN. WERES GODS RIGHT TO CHOOSE. HE CREATED BOTH THE WOMAN AND THE MURDERED BABY BY THE WOMAN BY ABORTION. WE HAVE A TOUGH QUESTION TO ASK OURSELVES. CANADA AND AMERICA. IF WE CLAIM CANADA AND AMERICA ARE CHRISTIAN COUNTRIES. HOW CAN WE TWO COUNTRIES MURDER GODS CREATED CHILDEN. BECAUSE GOD CREATED EVERY ONE OF US IN CANADA AND AMERICA. AND GOD WANTS HIS CREATED WOMAN TO MULTPLY AND FILL THE EARTH WITH CHILDREN. NOT MURDER BABIES UNDER THE GUISE OF WOMENS RIGHTS OR WOMENS HEALTH. BAN ALL ABORTIONS IN CANADA AND AMERICA.

Poland: Near-total abortion ban takes effect amid protests-By VANESSA GERAJanuary 28, 2021

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A near-total ban on abortion has taken effect in Poland and triggered a new round of nationwide protests three months after the constitutional court ruled that the abortion of congenitally damaged fetuses is unconstitutional.Led by a women’s rights group, Women’s Strike, people poured onto the streets of Warsaw, where they demonstrated in front of the court, and in other cities and towns on Thursday for the second evening in a row.In Warsaw the atmosphere was tense and police detained three people who they said “had invaded the territory of the Constitutional Tribunal.” Women’s Strike insisted that a total five people had been detained and said one of them was Klementyna Suchanow, one of the leaders of the movement.Protesters insisted that women should have the right to decide about their own bodies. One banner in Rzeszow stated that an “abortion ban is discrimination against the poorest,” because poorer women will not be able to travel abroad for abortions, as Polish women who can afford to already do.“I wanted to have more children, you killed this desire,” read a banner held by one woman among the demonstrators in Warsaw. Some Polish women said that if they are denied the right to terminate pregnancies in cases of badly deformed fetuses, they would not try to have children at all.Poland’s top human rights official denounced the further restriction of what was already one of the most restrictive abortion laws in Europe, calling it a tragedy for women.“The state wants to further limit their rights, risk their lives, and condemn them to torture,” said Adam Bodnar, the human rights commissioner, or ombudsman, whose role is independent from the Polish government. “This offensive is opposed by civil society.”The only remaining legal justifications for abortion under Polish law are if the woman’s life or health is at risk or if a pregnancy results from rape or incest. To date, about 98% of all legal abortions in the country — of which there were 1,110 in 2019 — were performed on the grounds of fetal malformations.Poland’s constitutional court on Wednesday issued a justification of a controversial October ruling that bans abortions in cases of fetuses with congenital defects, even ones so severe that there is no chance of survival upon birth. The government then published the court’s ruling in a government Journal of Laws. Those steps were the formal prerequisites required for the new law to enter into force.Members of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party, which is aligned with the Roman Catholic Church, had sought the new restriction. They argued that it was a way to prevent the abortion of fetuses with Down syndrome, which have made up a significant share of the legal abortions in Poland.Women’s rights activists consider the new law to be draconian.The protesters are demanding a full liberalization of the abortion law and the resignation of the government, neither of which seem likely in the short term.In the meantime, women’s rights groups are seeking new strategies to help women. The Federation for Women and Family planning says it will seek redress in international courts, arguing that the new law violates prohibitions of cruel treatment and torture. It is also assisting women who want to obtain abortion pills or travel abroad for the procedure.Some protesters Wednesday covered their faces with green bandanas, which are the symbol of the abortion rights movement in Argentina. The South American country recently legalized abortion, a historic change in deeply Catholic Latin America.In a more than 200-page ruling, the constitutional court argued that allowing abortion when there are congenital defects is unconstitutional because the Polish Constitution protects human life.The constitutional court is made up mostly of Law and Justice appointees who ruled on a motion brought by lawmakers from the party.

Friday, January 29, 2021

WE GOT THE 1ST REVEALED GOVERNMENT INFORMANT OF THE DEMOLIBNUTCASES THAT ARRANGED THE RIOTS AT THE CAPITAL.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 DISEASES-ANIMAL TO HUMAN

REVELATION 6:7-8 (500 MILLION DEAD EACH FROM THE 4 JUDGEMENTS)(2 BILLION TOT DEAD HERE)
7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse:(CHLORES GREEN) and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth,(2 billion) of (8 billion) to kill with sword,(WEAPONS)(500 million) and with hunger,(FAMINE)(500 million) and with death,(INCURABLE DISEASES)(500 million) and with the beasts of the earth.(ANIMAL TO HUMAN DISEASE)(500 million).

THE COVID-19 TOTALS.
WORLD OVER ALL CASES 102,098,170 DEAD 2,202,290 AS OF FRI JAN 29,21

WE GOT THE 1ST REVEALED GOVERNMENT INFORMANT OF THE DEMOLIBNUTCASES THAT ARRANGED THE RIOTS AT THE CAPITAL. THE DEMON POSSESSED HITLERS ARE BEING REVEALED THE DEMOLIBNUTS TO DESTROY TRUMP AND SETUP TRUMP SUPPORTERS.

Leader of far-right US Proud Boys group was government informant, records show-Court documents reveal head of male chauvinist extremist group, arrested prior to US Capitol riot, cooperated enthusiastically with police after he was accused of fraud in 2012-By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER-28 January 2021, 11:42 am

AP — The leader of the Proud Boys, who was arrested in Washington shortly before the Capitol riot, previously worked undercover and cooperated with investigators after he was accused of fraud in 2012, court documents show.Henry “Enrique” Tarrio helped law enforcement in a variety of investigations nearly a decade ago by providing information and going undercover, the records show.The Proud Boys is a far-right, male chauvinist extremist group that seized on the Trump administration’s policies and was a major agitator during earlier protests and the Capitol riot on January 6. The Proud Boys have railed against a “deep state” and work to break down the current government system, and so the revelations of Tarrio as a federal informant came as quite a surprise.The details of Tarrio’s cooperation, which was first reported Wednesday by Reuters, were found in a transcript of a 2014 hearing in federal court in Florida regarding his sentence for participating in a scheme involving the resale of diabetic test strips.The prosecutor and Tarrio’s defense attorney both cited Tarrio’s extensive cooperation in arguing that his sentence of 30 months should be cut. The judge agreed to reduce his sentence to 16 months, the records show.“Your Honor, frankly, in all the years, which is now more than 30 that I’ve been doing this, I’ve never had a client as prolific in terms of cooperating in any respect,” said Tarrio’s lawyer at the time, Jeffrey Feiler, according to the transcript.An email seeking comment was not immediately returned from a lawyer representing Tarrio in his current case. In an interview with Reuters, Tarrio denied ever cooperating with authorities.After Tarrio’s 2012 indictment, he helped the government prosecute more than a dozen other people, the federal prosecutor told the judge, according to the transcript. Tarrio’s lawyer said he was the first defendant to cooperate in the case and was also involved in a variety of police undercover operations involving things like anabolic steroids and prescription narcotics.“From day one, he was the one who wanted to talk to law enforcement, wanted to clear his name, wanted to straighten this out so that he could move on with his life. And he has in fact cooperated in a significant way,” the prosecutor said, according to the transcript.People march with those who claim they are members of the Proud Boys extremist group at a rally in support of US President Donald Trump in Washington, January 6, 2021. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)-Tarrio was arrested in Washington on January 4, two days before the pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol in a bid to overturn US President Joe Biden’s victory.He was accused of vandalizing a Black Lives Matter banner at a historic Black church during an earlier protest in the nation’s capital. The banner was ripped from Asbury United Methodist Church property, torn and set aflame in December.Tarrio was seen with the sign in video of the incident posted on YouTube, according to a police report. When police pulled Tarrio over, officers found two unloaded magazines emblazoned with the Proud Boys logo in his bag that had a capacity of 30 rounds each, authorities said.

Thursday, January 28, 2021

NURSE THAT TOOK THE VACCINE SHOT. TESTS POSSITIVE FOR COVID-19.

JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO OTHER. 1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23 And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)

 2020 AMERICAN ELECTION

THE COVID-19 TOTALS.
WORLD OVER ALL CASES 101,717,138 DEAD 2,191,747 AS OF THU JAN 28, 2021-1.37PM

Nurse vaccinated for COVID-19 tests positive-Social Sharing-Positive test doesn't necessarily mean nurse has contracted illness, experts say-Nicole Williams · CBC News · JAN 28,21 4 hours ago

An Ottawa nurse has tested positive for COVID-19 about two weeks after getting vaccinated, and experts say there are a number of possibilities why that might be.Santosh Baral said he was "speechless" when his results came back positive for COVID-19 last week after a routine test.The positive test comes after receiving his second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Jan. 8 and testing negative on Jan. 13.There are positive cases at the long-term care home Baral works at, but he said to his knowledge, no other person who has received both doses of the vaccine has tested positive for COVID-19 since. Baral said he feels fine, but is at home self-isolating until he is sure it is safe to return to work."I thank God I [don't] have any symptoms so far, but who knows whatever is happening in my body. So definitely I have some anxiety," Baral said.Immunized could still carry and transmit COVID-19-Clinical immunologist and allergist Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman said there are a number of possibilities why Baral could have tested positive.Why COVID-19 vaccines won't return our lives to normal overnight-It takes up to a week to ten days after getting both vaccinations before becoming fully immune, so depending on the timing, she said a person could be exposed to the virus before the doses take full effect.Abdurrahman added that while both the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines are 95 per cent effective, "there's a small chance that you could still catch COVID-19 after you're fully vaccinated."Health experts say even though vaccines have a 95 per cent chance of preventing you from getting COVID-19, it's possible people can still carry and transmit the disease. (Grant Hindsley/AFP/Getty Images)-"Although with the studies, we did see those who did get it in that small percentage after being fully immune had very mild disease. So they didn't have as much of the severe cases of COVID and this is not unlike any other vaccine," Abdurrahman said.What's still unclear for researchers is whether the vaccine reduces the risk of carrying and transmitting COVID-19, Abdurrahman said.Just because someone might be immune to the disease, it doesn't mean they can't carry or spread it, she said.Physicians say COVID-19 vaccines both safe, protective for elderly Canadians. Here's what seniors need to knowVaccines not a replacement of other measures-Dr. Peter Jüni, scientific director of Ontario's COVID-19 Science Advisory Table and professor of epidemiology at the University of Toronto, said without showing symptoms, it's hard to determine if Baral does in fact have COVID-19 or is just carrying the disease.But Jüni said immunized people testing positive "is nothing out of the ordinary," as more people get vaccinated across the country.General public will have to wait until August for COVID-19 vaccine-"What makes it, of course, a bit more extraordinary is the situation we're in right now with the mutations from Brazil, South Africa and the U.K.," Jüni said, which are being evaluated carefully by researchers.He said that while the vaccines are both safe and effective, it's important to continue to follow other health measures."Even if you're vaccinated, you need to continue with physical distancing. You need to continue with wearing masks, especially because you want to protect others," he said.

Why you might want to start wearing better masks — even outdoors-Spread of more infectious coronavirus variants in Canada requires renewed vigilance, experts say-Adam Miller · CBC News · Posted: Jan 28, 2021 4:00 AM ET |

The spread of more contagious coronavirus variants in Canada amid already high levels of COVID-19 makes it a critical time to think about the masks we wear. Whether that means finding better quality masks, doubling up on masks, or wearing them in settings we wouldn't normally think to, experts say it's time we step up our game.The variants first identified in South Africa and the U.K are spreading in Canada, in some cases with no known link to travel, and have already led to devastating outbreaks in long-term care homes. The variant discovered in the U.K., known as B117, is estimated to be at least 56 per cent more transmissible and potentially more deadly than the original coronavirus strain.But even as COVID-19 case numbers show early signs of slowing down in Canada, experts say it's becoming more important than ever to lower our risk of exposure as much as possible to prevent variants from taking hold here. "The floodwaters are receding right now, but it's still very, very dangerous," said Erin Bromage, a biology professor and immunologist at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth who studies infectious diseases."If [B117] does pop up as the dominant variant here, we are going to need to really up our game in regards to masks, in regards to ... how many contacts we have in a day, because it definitely appears to have an upper hand." 'Time to step it up' with masks-Canada currently recommends the use of three-layer non-medical masks with a filter layer to prevent the spread of the virus, but has not updated its recommendations since November, before the emergence of new variants. Dr. Zain Chagla, an infectious diseases physician at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton, said that while three-layer non-medical masks are a good "minimum standard," Canadians should opt for masks that offer better protection whenever possible.Those include surgical masks, which are a step below N95s and KN95s and come in three different filtration levels determined by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).Doctors answer viewer questions about COVID-19 including why three-layer masks are now being recommended to protect against the virus."When I go to the grocery store now, I wear my very best mask," said Linsey Marr, one of the top aerosol scientists in the world and an expert on the airborne transmission of viruses at Virginia Tech. "Before I was wearing an OK mask that was comfortable and easy."She said a cloth mask can "easily filter out half of particles, maybe more, but we're at the point where we need better performance." Bromage said he changed his approach to masks several months ago when COVID-19 cases started to spike in many parts of North America. That's when he ditched common cloth masks for surgical masks, he said.Bromage said Level 3 ASTM surgical masks, those that are used at dental clinics, for example, offer both a better level of protection and a better quality fit."The most important part is you've got to make sure your breath actually goes through the material," he said."You really should see the mask expand and then collapse and expand and collapse with each breath that you take. That's a good indication that what you're breathing is actually going through the material."Double-masking and other tips-Bromage said a tight-fitting mask is more important than ever due to the emergence of variants, which is why it's becoming more common to see people wearing two masks at the same time."It's not that double-masking provides extra protection if the mask was fitting well," he said. "Double-masking helps the mask that is closest to your skin fit more snugly, meaning more air goes through that mask."If you're already wearing a high-quality mask that fits well, with air going through the material rather than out the sides, Bromage said there's really no extra benefit in throwing an extra mask on top.He recommends looking at yourself in the mirror before you go out to make sure your mask isn't too loose fitting, which could put you at heightened risk of exposure in situations such as in-store shopping. "I really want people to look at them and think, is all the air going through the material? And if it's not, work out a way to do that," he said. "And that may be putting a second mask on or finding a different mask that fits their face." Outdoors not without risk-Coronavirus variants can also change the level of risk we face in situations that are typically more safe, such as being outdoors. Places such as San Francisco and New Brunswick have mandated outdoor mask use, and Toronto recently announced it now requires face masks for outdoor activities such as skating."The risk is much lower outdoors than indoors, but with the new variants, we should be more careful outdoors as well as indoors," said Marr."The times we need to be paying attention to it is if there are a lot of people around at a sporting event, or in a crowded park, or if you're out walking or running and you're passing by several people per minute, because all those little exposures can add up over time."Coronavirus variants can also change the level of risk we face in situations that are typically more safe, such as being outdoors. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)-Bromage said he wears a cloth mask or surgical mask with a lesser filtration level when in an isolated area outdoors, but gets concerned when he sees a group of people huddling together outdoors without moving around."The closer you are outdoors, the much more risky it is," he said. While not common, there have been cases of outdoor transmission of COVID-19 in Canada. Second Opinion-How the spread of coronavirus variants could completely change the pandemic in Canada An outdoor 40-person barbecue at a park in Ottawa last summer led to 105 people being exposed and two testing positive, while a "heated conversation" in B.C. caused an infection. B.C. Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry told CBC News there have been several outdoor transmission events between spectators "clustering and talking with each other" during soccer games, and during wedding receptions where groups of people crowded together under tents.Second Opinion-Canada is on the hunt for coronavirus variants — but may not be able to keep up with outbreaks"Again it comes down to being in close contact, without a mask, talking loudly or sharing food and drinks that makes it risky even outside," Henry said.  She said B.C. has not seen transmission from brief outdoor encounters, waiting in line outside or at outdoor picnics where people maintain a reasonable distance and wear masks when close for short periods of time.Chagla said standing six-feet apart while wearing masks is a responsible way to interact with others outdoors."There are ways to do things outdoors safely, even in the context of the variant," said Chagla. "You don't want outside to be a free pass, but you also want to use it for what it is, to let people see each other and have contact with humanity, too." Places such as San Francisco and New Brunswick have mandated outdoor mask use and Toronto recently announced it will require face masks for outdoor activities such as skating. (Andrew Lee/CBC)-Bromage said that while the risk of exposure outdoors is less than indoors, the risk of both is higher due to the emergence of coronavirus variants."It's really time that people think about upping their game just in general," he said."Because if we are going to get a new wave from this variant, and it's already going to build off a very high level of infection that we already have, we need to do better to keep it out of our lives."

Data error means completed Ontario COVID-19 vaccinations only half of what was reported-Revelation comes as Ontario reported another 2,093 cases of COVID-19-CBC News · Last Updated: 24 minutes ago-JAN 28,21

Ontario Premier Doug Ford watches a health-care worker prepare a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a University Health Network vaccine clinic in Toronto earlier this month. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press)-Dr. Adalsteinn Brown, co-chairman of Ontario's COVID-19 Science Advisory Table, is scheduled to detail revised COVID-19 projections for the province at a news conference beginning at 3 p.m. ET.Ontario has been over reporting the number of people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in the province, the Ministry of Health said Thursday.The error means that the number of people who have received both doses of either the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccines is only half of what the province has been logging."Rather than provide data on the number of people who have been fully vaccinated … officials inadvertently provided data on the number of doses administered to achieve full vaccination," a spokesperson for the ministry said in a statement sent to media.Data on the total number of doses administered was not affected, the spokesperson said.Why you might want to start wearing better masks — even outdoors'It's non-stop': Ornge takes lead on moving COVID patients as Ontario ICUs fill up-The province reported yesterday that 96,549 people had received both doses of either vaccine so far. In reality, only 48,239 had. That is up to 55,286 this morning. The vaccine data page has since been updated to accurately reflect the current figures, the spokesperson said.The news comes as Ontario reported another 2,093 cases of COVID-19 and 56 more deaths of people with the illness.It's the first time since Sunday that the province recorded more than 2,000 additional infections. The seven-day average of daily cases, however, continued to steadily decline down to 2,128.The new cases in today's update include 700 in Toronto, 311 in Peel, 228 in York Region and 123 in Niagara Region. Other public health units that saw double-digit increases were:Hamilton: 94.Durham: 85.Windsor-Essex: 67.Halton Region: 64.Waterloo Region: 56.Simcoe-Muskoka: 53.Ottawa: 45.Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph: 43.Middlesex-London: 37.Eastern Ontario: 30.Chatham-Kent: 25.Huron-Perth: 18.Southwestern: 16.Lambton: 15.Thunder Bay: 14.Note: All of the figures used in this story are found on the Ministry of Health's COVID-19 dashboard or in its Daily Epidemiologic Summary. The number of cases for any region may differ from what is reported by the local public health unit, because local units report figures at different times.)-There are currently 21,478 confirmed, active infections provincewide, down from a peak of 30,632 on Jan. 11. That figure has been trending downward as resolved cases consistently outpace new ones. Ontario's labs processed 64,664 test samples for the virus and reported a test positivity rate of 3.3 per cent — the lowest in five days.According to the Ministry of Health, there were 1,338 people with COVID-19 in hospitals, down 44 from the day before. The number of people that were being treated in intensive care fell by 19 to 358, while the number that required ventilator decreased by 15, down to 276.The 56 additional deaths push Ontario's total COVID-19-linked death toll to 6,014. Public health officials are scheduled to provide an update on revised COVID-19 modelling projections this afternoon.Dr. Adalsteinn Brown, the co-chairman of Ontario's COVID-19 Science Advisory Table, will be on hand to present the update, the province said. It has been two weeks since the provincial government implemented a stay-at-home order in a bid to halt surging transmission of the virus. 1 in 3 Ontario registered practical nurses considering quitting due to pandemic, poll suggestsThe province's chief medical officer of health said earlier this week that it looks as though a provincewide "lockdown," which began on Dec. 26, 2020, has contributed to a recent reduction in daily cases.The last modelling update, outlined earlier this month, suggested that patients with COVID-19 in need of critical care could overwhelm Ontario's health-care system if community transmission of the virus continued on pace.Students in 4 more health units return to school next week-Meanwhile, the Ministry of Education said today that students in four more public health units have a green light to return to schools for in-person classes next week.That's about 280,000 students in the following health units:Middlesex-London.Ottawa.Southwestern.Eastern Ontario.Read the full list of school boards affected by the announcement.In a release, Education Minister Stephen Lecce wrote that the government agrees with the "growing consensus in the medical community" that returning to school is "essential to the wellbeing, development and mental health of children."The government has introduced some new safety measures in schools this winter — including masking for grades 1 to 3 — though debate continues about whether the measures are adequate. The next wave of students, from Toronto, Peel, York Region, Windsor-Essex and Hamilton, are currently scheduled to return on Feb. 10. Students in eleven other health units, including Halton and Durham regions and Simcoe-Muskoka, have not yet been told to expect when they'll be able to return to schools.With files from Lucas Powers, Kate McGillivray and The Canadian Press.

THE VILLAGE LOCK DOWN DAY 5-THU JAN 28,21 (IS OFFICIALLY OVER FOR THE 2ND TIME IN 2 MONTHS)
UPDATE-11.15AM-THE NURSE CAME TO TALK TO ME ABOUT TAKING THE COVID VACCINE. I TOLD HER. NO-I WILL NOT BE TAKING IT. SHE SAID DO YOU KNOW THE SYMPTOMS. I SAID YES. AND SHE SAID I COULD STILL GET COVID AFTER MOST PEOPLE GOT THEIR SHOTS. FROM WHEN WE FINALLY GET OUTSIDE TO TRAVEL. I SAID I KNOW. I STILL REFUSE THE VACCINE I SAID. SO THIS TELLS ME THE VACCINE SHOTS WILL BE COMING HERE TO THE VILLAGE ANY TIME NOW. AND ALSO EVERYBODY IN THE VILLAGE HAS A CLEAR NO COVID. THE ONLY REASON WERE STILL IN OUR ROOMS. IS BECAUSE THE HEAD OFFICE AT REVERA HAS NOT GIVIN US PERMISSION TO GET OUT YET. AND I JUST HEARD A MINUTE AGO AT 11.26AM. THAT THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT IN OTTAWA WANTS TO TAKE OVER THE REVERA IN OTTAWA BECAUSE OF SOME TAX GRAB THEIR GETTING FOR BEING PART OF THE COMPANY. THE PEOPLE WHO ARE OWNERS IN REVERA. OUR COMPANY WHO OWNS THE VILLAGE HERE IN HANOVER. DON'T BE SURPRISED IF PEACE-LOVE-JOY-UTOPIA-BABY KILLERS JUSTIN TRUDEAU TAKES OVER ALL THE REVERA HOMES OF THE AGED IN CANADA. UNDER THE GUISE OF TAX EVASION. REVERA IS THE 2ND BIGGEST OWNERS OF AGED HOMES IN CANADA.ITS 12.59PM-AND I WAS JUST TOLD WE ARE OFFICIALLY ALL NO COVID IN HERE. AND WE CAN GO OUT OF OUR ROOMS. AND TONIGHT EAT IN THE MEAL ROOM AGAIN.


REVERA JAGMEET SINGH OCT 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7csF2hV2fKA

NDP calls for Revera care homes to be made public-November 20, 2020

During this pandemic, many families lost their loved ones in long-term care homes across the country. Some of the worst outbreaks across the country right now are happening in homes owned by Revera – a for-profit company that is run by a federal agency. The number of outbreaks coming out of long-term care homes in Winnipeg, Calgary and across Ontario is devastating.“The outbreaks are more than a statistic. They’re loved ones gone. They’re one less smile at the dinner table,” said NDP Leader, Jagmeet Singh. “This is the result of the failure of profit-driven care in long-term care and a federal government refusing to do the right thing. Justin Trudeau and the Liberal government must put an end to for-profit long-term care homes – starting with Revera. Lives count on it.”Problems in Revera homes are not new. In the first wave of the pandemic, Revera had the second-most deaths in the industry, accounting for 230 deaths and has been unable to protect loved ones from major outbreaks across the country, the NDP noted in a media release. During the second wave, Revera is again the site of significant outbreaks across the country, the statement added. But despite calls by many stakeholders to make Revera public, Justin Trudeau has stood by and now, people are in the worst scenario, party officials said.“Justin Trudeau has chosen to protect the for-profit model, instead of protecting our loved ones,” said Singh. “If the Prime Minister was able to make Trans Mountain public, he can absolutely make Revera public and save people’s lives.”

PSP Investments' Revera Disaster? By Leo Kolivakis September 17, 2020

Kevin Skerrett, a Senior Research Officer assigned to pensions for CUPE and co-editor of The Contradictions of Pension Fund Capitalism (2018), wrote a comment in The Bulltet on pension fund capitalism and the COVID-19 pandemic: the case of Revera:Of the many crises provoked by the COVID-19 pandemic across Canada, the dire situation in long-term care facilities and retirement housing may be the most widely and urgently recognized. Even Ontario Premier Doug Ford, whose own party engineered the significant shift to more privatized and ‘marketized’ long-term care (LTC) provision in the 1990s, recently declared the system to be “absolutely broken.”A scathing report prepared by Canadian military specialists sent by the Ontario government to provide emergency staff support to five (eventually six) of the province’s worst-hit homes described the conditions found as “gruesome.” A subsequent report from the Canadian Institute for Health Research (CIHI) found that Canada has had the highest proportion of total COVID-19 related deaths in LTC facilities (81%) among the 17 OECD countries studied. Public policies promoting the partial commodification, deregulation, and underfunding of seniors’ care in the LTC system by neoliberal governments in Ontario and across the country have now been exposed as nothing short of catastrophic.While less discussed, the media has also reported on the peculiar role being played within this “broken” system by one of Canada’s largest pension funds. The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP) is a federal crown corporation established in 1999 to invest the pension funds of federal public service workers, along with most of military personnel and RCMP employees. Since its acquisition in 2006, PSP has owned and operated the second-largest for-profit LTC company in the country under the name ‘Revera’. PSP’s ownership of Revera is not in the familiar passive form of a pension fund buying a small packet of equity shares in the company and collecting dividends. Rather, as part of a recent wave of ‘private equity’ corporations getting more directly involved in for-profit healthcare, PSP bought an existing chain of care homes in 2006 and consolidated it under a new management structure that it fully controls. As its 100% owner, PSP is Revera.Privatization, Deregulation, and Mismanagement-The social implications of this ownership are especially troubling in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The terrible consequences of the privatization, deregulation, and mismanagement of so much of our long-term care have provoked serious questions. How could such an important system have become so broken? Who broke it, and for whose benefit? Most importantly, this crisis has generated a wave of demands for the entire LTC sector to be taken into full public ownership. These demands, which polls indicate have wide popular support, put the spotlight on the central involvement of PSP and other workers’ pension funds in this “business.”Even prior to the pandemic, long-term care was well known for its exploitative labour regime, a system imposed on a workforce that is very disproportionately comprised of women and racialized workers. The direct care work involved has been systematically deregulated and shifted from nurses to lower-paid personal support workers (PSWs) and care aides. Very low wages are often combined with part-time and precarious scheduling systems that force workers to take up multiple jobs at different facilities to get enough hours to survive. Subcontracting key functions, such as food service, laundry, and cleaning, to private for-profit companies is pervasive. (Some non-profit and public homes in Ontario are now privately contracting out the management of entire facilities.) In combination, these business practices have made owning, operating, and managing LTC homes highly profitable for their corporate owners and managers, and also unstable and under-resourced places to work and to live. It is for these reasons that LTC facilities have been left incredibly vulnerable to an outbreak of serious viral infection.In this context, PSP’s move into this sector is an especially revealing example of what has been referred to as “pension fund capitalism.” This term has been used to signify the shift that has aligned and implicated pension fund investment managers in neoliberal policy shifts – favouring deregulation, privatization, and intensified worker exploitation. The phrase also signals the fact that pension funds themselves have become key actors within sectors where longer-term ‘fixed capital’ investment, such as public infrastructure and real estate, play a central role in this reconfigured kind of capitalism.This crisis – a combination public health, social, and economic crisis sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic – offers an opportunity for the left, the labour movement, and pro-public healthcare groups to respond to these developments by building a political challenge to capitalist business-as-usual as it relates to healthcare. It seems clear that most workers do not want their retirement incomes to be derived from the worker exploitation and diminished care provision that is so central to the profit making in long-term care. If so, a serious effort to mobilize pension plan members in support of a campaign to decommodify and transform long-term care could play a role in blocking these processes of capitalist restructuring and at the same time meaningfully strengthen Canada’s public healthcare system. Achieving this would literally save lives.The COVID-19 Crisis in Long-Term Care-A review of some details of how the pandemic initially unfolded in the LTC sector is instructive. Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam reported in early May that some 81% of the country’s COVID deaths were “linked to long-term care facilities.” It is also clear that these death rates are far worse among those facilities owned and operated on a for-profit basis – including many owned by large chain operators. The Ontario Health Coalition has published data showing that these death rates are far higher among the for-profit facilities. An investigative report published by the Toronto Star showed that per capita death rates were four times higher in for-profit LTC homes compared to those publicly owned. Of those residents in Ontario LTC homes that have died of COVID-19, more than half were residents at homes owned by just six for-profit companies. (Revera had the second-highest number of resident deaths in that list as of that report, with 230; data published by journalist Nora Loreto put this figure at 261 as of July 21.A more recent study of available data on Ontario’s COVID-19 experience in LTC published by the Canadian Medical Association Journal (July 2020) confirmed that “for-profit LTC homes have larger COVID-19 outbreaks and more deaths of residents.” This study also underlined previous research that found that for-profit homes “tend to deliver inferior care,” which they summarize as including “lower levels and quality of staffing, more complaints from residents and family, higher rates of emergency department visits, more acute care hospital admissions, and higher mortality rates.”This direct relationship between for-profit ownership and death rates should surprise no one. It is fully consistent with the evidence published by a comprehensive, ground-breaking research collaboration led by York University’s Pat Armstrong. Over many years of comparing Canada’s increasingly private and under-funded system to those of several other countries (including Sweden and Norway), this research has repeatedly shown that profit-driven ownership consistently generates negative outcomes for residents and workers:“Private, for-profit services are necessarily more fragmented, more prone to closure and focused on making a profit. The research demonstrates that homes run on a for-profit basis tend to have lower staffing levels, more verified complaints, and more transfers to hospitals, as well as higher rates for both ulcers and morbidity. Moreover, managerial practices taken from the business sector are designed for just enough labour and for making a profit, rather than for providing good care.”They point out that this adoption of practices “from the business sector” exerts downward pressure on wages and working conditions – and quality of care – even in the not-for-profit and publicly-owned facilities. Among their recommendations is an end to such practices, including the extensive subcontracting of so-called “ancillary” services now recognized as crucial to both quality of care and infection control. They also confirm that the disproportionately racialized and feminized labour force has been subjected to increasingly exploitative working conditions.Crucially, such conditions translate directly into degraded care and living conditions for residents, which these researchers suggest opens up important potential for alliances between workers, residents, and family members who share an interest in transforming this system.New Calls for Public Ownership of Long-Term Care.The suffering of the pandemic’s hardest hit populations has obviously given significant new force to these recommendations. In recent weeks there has been a steady stream of new and ambitious appeals for long-term care to be treated as vital healthcare – and made fully public, following the model of the Canada Health Act. The Canadian Labour Congress, the Canadian Health Coalition, the federal NDP, and a growing number of public healthcare advocates are demanding a full-scale overhaul of the entire LTC sector so that it can be properly integrated into the public healthcare system. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) has launched a major new campaign to this effect, calling for a “well-funded, well-staffed, public long-term care system.” More recently, CUPE was joined by two other unions (SEIU and Unifor) to launch a joint campaign to “end profit-making” in the provision of residential care.Such a transformation would obviously be no small matter. It would require not only new funding commitments from governments, but also a legal mandate to transfer existing facilities from private to public (or, at a minimum, not-for-profit and strictly regulated) ownership. But the calls for such public control are finding widespread public support. An Angus-Reid poll on the issue showed that fully two-thirds (66%) of respondents supported the full-scale “nationalization” of long-term care. An Abacus Data poll recently released by NUPGE indicates an even larger 86% majority of respondents support having long-term care facilities brought under the ‘universal, accessible’ mandate of the Canada Health Act.With such a strong mandate – galvanized by the especially catastrophic performance of the for-profit care homes throughout the COVID-19 pandemic – a genuine transformation for this sector suddenly seems achievable. The mechanics of implementation are not clear, but some measure of financial compensation for the homes’ existing private owners would likely be attached. Any such compensation should be closely scrutinized and debated, particularly given the millions of dollars in public subsidies and supports that the companies have been channelling to shareholders and owners.Of course, the for-profit industry and its extremely well funded lobby have already launched their defence. The largest companies involved – including Extendicare, PSP-Revera, and Chartwell – have been issuing statements to the media rejecting outright the suggestion that private, for-profit ownership of so many facilities has anything to do with the crisis. Industry organizations such as the Ontario Long-Term Care Association (OLTCA) have begun to mobilize such self-interested arguments against these popular pressures, taking full advantage of their links to Doug Ford’s cabinet and Ontario’s governing PC party. The battle is now on. So, what does this mean for the pension fund-LTC operator PSP-Revera? Pension Fund Capital in For-Profit Healthcare-PSP and Revera are already engaged in a fulsome defence of their ownership rights in this sector, so understanding some basics of their history may be useful. The full, legal name of PSP is Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSPIB), and it was established as a federal crown corporation in 1999 after the Liberal government of the day decided to build up a fund of financial market assets linked to federal government-sponsored pension plans. One of the largest such funds in the country, they now manage some $170-billion in assets, with about $66-billion of that amount held in private equity, infrastructure, or real estate.Among PSP’s earliest major acquisitions was a friendly $800-million takeover of an existing for-profit LTC and retirement home company (Retirement REIT) whose Board was chaired by former Tory Premier Bill Davis and also included former Ontario Finance Minister (and later premier) Ernie Eves. Once “Revera” was launched, Davis was invited to join the Board of the new company – and he is still there. These close PC-LTC industry relationships were developed even further in 2003 when former Premier Mike Harris joined the Board of Chartwell Retirement Residences shortly after leaving politics. He is still there today. This means three of the last four PC Ontario premiers have spent time on the boards of these companies – with Doug Ford the only exception.After Revera was launched as a “private” entity, PSP quickly consolidated it into a multinational operation with more than 500 LTC and retirement homes in Canada, the US, and the UK. According to one recent study, it is now the second largest corporate LTC chain in Canada.PSP’s move into this sector was rooted in the politics of privatization that marked the neoliberal turn of the 1980s and 1990s. Following the recession of 1991, the federal and most provincial governments worked to cut taxes and social transfer payments, reduce the role of public ownership in the economy, and make private ownership of various types of public infrastructure easier and more profitable. This was particularly the case in Ontario, where the hard-right governments of Mike Harris and Ernie Eves (1995-2003) showed an ideological preference for private, for-profit ownership in, among other areas, long-term care. According to Justin Panos’ brief history, regulatory and legislative changes in that period significantly shifted a sector that had previously been primarily public or not-for-profit into a far more attractive field for private capital to occupy.In Ontario, these policy changes included the elimination of a minimum-hours standard of care per resident, the de-linking of public funding flows from staffing levels, and the provision of 20-year streams of government payments to for-profit corporate operators to build new LTC facilities. When combined with serious shortages of available beds for a rapidly growing senior population, these policies greatly enhanced the sector’s profitability. Real estate and financial firms began buying up and consolidating individual homes (both private and non-profit) into larger, for-profit chains operating both publicly-supported LTC as well as what have come to be called “retirement residence” facilities or “retirement homes.” (In 2015, the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan expanded their interest in the retirement residences sector by combining the Amica chain of facilities with an existing portfolio of homes under the name Baybridge.)-As a result, investors in private LTC companies, such as Chartwell, have been rewarded with consistently high profit rates, ranging from 9.6% to 12.6% from 2007 to 2012 according to one study. While Revera’s profit rates are not disclosed – even to federal public service plan members – its tax-exempt status, bestowed as a result of its pension fund ownership, suggests that its annual profits may be even higher than this. But these profit levels are not disclosed, and most financial information is even redacted out of reporting required by requests using federal Access to Information legislation.The Contradictions of ‘Pension Fund Capitalism’The historic shift of pension fund practices, from primarily passive investment in stocks and bonds into active, direct operation of corporations such as Revera, raises challenging questions about the relationship between pension plan members and these controversial new portfolios. It has been suggested that this could have a perverse impact on the political views of plan members and their unions with respect to sensitive policy topics such as the private ownership of healthcare facilities. A columnist with the Toronto Sun recently suggested that trade union advocates of full public control over LTC facilities don’t appear to “have much to say” about care homes that are owned by “workers’ pension funds” – citing PSP’s ownership of Revera (along with the ownership of the Amica-Baybridge chain of residences noted above). When the workers who belong to such pension plans learn that “their” funds own and profit from these companies, the columnist argued, their perspective on the legitimacy of such private ownership will become more positive simply out of financial self-interest.However, there are several reasons that this columnist’s confidence about this is misplaced. First, it is quite clear that until recently, very few members of the federal government pension plans that use PSP were even aware that “their” pension fund owns and operates Revera. Pension plan members are told very little about the portfolios or investment practices of their funds, with managers generally limiting such communication to their latest annual ‘rate of return’ and some very abstract commentary about their investment ‘principles’. If the 850,000 members of PSP’s client pension plans were told about its Revera operation, and the real, brutal basis of its profitability, it seems likely that a very large number would want nothing to do with it – if they had any choice in the matter.Secondly, the membership of the pension plans that have their funds invested by PSP is composed primarily of public sector workers, most of whom are, or were, members of unions with strong commitments to public services and public ownership. It also includes over 400,000 retirees and survivors receiving benefits – at least some of whom are themselves likely to be residents of a troubled LTC facility operated by Revera or one of the other for-profit facilities. These members of the client plans of PSPIB may well be even more likely to support moving to a fully public long-term care system than the general public recently polled.Third and most significantly, the recent exposure of Revera’s ownership by PSP has prompted the largest union representing federal public service workers – the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) – to follow up on previously-expressed concerns with a public call in May for the full-scale transfer of Revera to public ownership. PSAC president Chris Aylward argues that his union has long believed that these facilities should be publicly owned and managed. He argues that the growing number of recent class action lawsuits against Revera and the grave problems exposed by the COVID-19 crisis illustrate that the PSP’s ownership of this company now poses a clear “material risk” to plan members.PSAC appears to be quite right about this risk. According to a Toronto Star investigation, some $1.5-billion in dividend-profits have been flowing into the pockets of private LTC company shareholders over the last decade – a figure that does not even include the unreported profits captured by Revera. Now, the disaster of the COVID-19 pandemic has provoked a number of multi-million dollar class action lawsuits citing negligence causing death against Revera, Sienna, and other private operators. This litigation, combined with concerns relating to both pandemic and pre-pandemic problems, has triggered a collapse in the share values of the large for-profit LTC companies. Will these companies continue to reap significant profits in the coming years? The PSAC, other unions, and plan members, have a very good reason to oppose “their” fund being invested in this risky and socially harmful profiteering. The pro-public control statements, campaign launches, and other responses to this crisis from the labour movement suggest that the private corporate operators in this sector have already lost a great deal of their legitimacy. This includes PSP-Revera.Revera and the For-Profit LTC Lobby-Whether these companies can survive financially may well be decided in the battle over public policy now being waged. Will governments bail out these troubled companies, which have for years extracted large profits by underinvesting and understaffing their facilities, while underpaying workers? In the past, it has been public policy decisions that determined the portion of public funding taken in by these private providers, and it has been government policy that protected the companies from the “costs” of minimal staffing standards – despite pressure from both resident advocates and unions. But the pandemic has provoked an intensified policy “engagement” from the for-profit LTC sector in Ontario, which is likely to have parallels across the country. It was recently reported that five of the for-profit LTC corporations (including Revera) have enlisted the services of professional lobbyists who previously worked inside the Ford cabinet to lobby their former employers on their behalf. Their agenda in doing so is no secret – they will be looking to counter the popular momentum behind moving to public ownership and management of the LTC sector.These lobbyists will press for urgent increases in the public funding that flows to them, such that their ongoing profitability will be secured. In fact, they have already scored an important victory with the Ford government’s rapid passage of quasi-bailout legislation (Bill 161) that will provide at least some measure of “immunity” to the for-profit providers, and itself, even from entirely valid COVID-19 death-related class action lawsuits. This measure was then supplemented by an announcement of a massive infusion of public funding for new and redeveloped LTC beds, much of which will flow to the for-profit entities.Of course, such lobbying may not even be necessary, as established neoliberal reflexes are reinforced by the close links between the for-profit LTC industry and Ontario’s PC party (noted above). In addition to his appointment to the Board of LTC operator Chartwell, former Premier Mike Harris has also spent time as a ‘Fellow’ of the hard-right Fraser Institute, arguing alongside former Reform Party leader Preston Manning for the further privatization of Canada’s public healthcare system. As noted above, former Tory premier Bill Davis has had a seat on the PSP-Revera Board from its inception. His presence surely continues to serve a useful purpose, even symbolically. While both former Tory premiers have presumably received generous compensation for their services over the years, their most important role may be as communications conduits for company agendas.Notwithstanding such existing linkages, these corporate-political relationships are further organized and brokered through the province’s industry lobby group mentioned above, the Ontario Long-Term Care Association (OLTCA). Alongside all of the other major for-profit firms, Revera is represented on the OLTCA Board of Directors by its Senior VP for Long Term Care, Wendy Gilmour, whose personal background is in private sector lab service companies CML and Lifelabs. The primary spokesperson for OLTCA, Donna Duncan, is yet another LTC industry player with past connections to Ontario Tory politicians, having served as policy director for then-PC leader John Tory in 2006 as well as “various” roles in the Government of Ontario in the 1996-2001 period (most of the Mike Harris years).But Revera also intervenes politically on its own accord. From the time of its formation, the company – again, a subsidiary of a federal crown corporation – has made thousands of dollars in direct donations to those provincial political parties it sees as representing its interests. (Notably, according to the National Post’s donations database, the company has not reported any donations to the NDP.) In this context, we can anticipate that Revera, alongside its fellow for-profit LTC operators in Ontario and across Canada, will be working hard in the coming weeks to defend for-profit long-term care, and to politically oppose the growing popular calls to make the entire sector public.Challenging Revera and ‘Pension Fund Capitalism’Most workers do not want their pension benefits, or their RRSP or mutual fund investments, to be built from the exploitation of other workers, or the privatization and degradation of public services such as healthcare (including long-term care). For this reason, it should not be surprising that the pension and retirement fund industry appears to limit disclosure of their most politically sensitive investments. The PSAC’s call for relinquishing PSP’s ownership of this company, and its transfer into public hands, is an exceptionally bold demand. Similar calls from other unions representing federal public service workers, and from members of the general public, may well follow.

But while the Revera case may be a particularly disturbing example of predatory pension fund investment, it is not exceptional. The PSP also holds significant private equity stakes in corporate entities that own and operate other kinds of public infrastructure, including airports, electricity generation and transmission, toll highways, child care centres, and even a US company specializing in for-profit physician outsourcing. These are among the most socially and politically sensitive types of “public infrastructure,” and include investments into functions that many people in Canada (and many pension plan members) feel should be publicly owned and managed in the public interest.These kinds of investment holdings and practices reflect an industry-wide 20-year trend among Canada’s large pension funds, including CPPIB, Ontario Teachers, Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), and OMERS. Such pension fund strategies reflect the ongoing ‘financialization’ of vital public services and infrastructure. Virtually all of the largest Canada-based pension funds have channeled billions of dollars into these very same sectors, often in other countries where their controversial social impacts are less likely to be reported. As with the case of Revera and long-term care, these large pension funds have not only taken advantage of the opportunities that neoliberal policies have created, they have also collaborated and formed partnerships with other giants of global finance to maintain and extend them ever further.These powerful collaborations and agendas must be politically challenged. When institutions of private capital like PSP-Revera run into inevitable clarifying moments – such as the COVID-19 pandemic – social movements of workers and public interest advocates need to seize them to build the counterweight we need. In this case, two key strategic initiatives present themselves. First, the tragic case of Revera, and the loud new calls for long-term care to be made fully public, offer an opening for those of us arguing that this system can only be fully fixed through a combination of accountable public ownership and enough public funding to allow the care work at its centre to be fully decommodified, valued, and properly compensated. Along with trade union and social advocacy campaigns in this direction, pension plan members and their unions can insist that any pension investments involving privatization or private for-profit management of public services and infrastructure be, at bare minimum, fully disclosed. As a principle, we should know what is being done in our name, with what we are told is “our” money. From there, we can entertain the serious debates needed about how we can work to ensure that the role currently played by pension funds and other forms of private capital in the provision of healthcare, social care, and other vital public services is phased out entirely.Secondly, and over the longer term, the labour movement and the retirement security movement need to develop a strategy for reversing the expanded “financialization” of our pension system. That process has involved more than just workplace pension plans and fund managers like PSP. Through a series of public policy measures, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and the Québec Pension Plan (QPP) were re-engineered into massive financial asset funds that now hold over $750-billion in global financial markets. As these funds were being built up, retirement security was being re-framed as an individual under-investment problem, to be solved through more private savings into individualized RRSPs and investment savings accounts – highly profitable products that channel these savings into financial markets with ecologically destructive and anti-social appetites. In that light, the Revera case and the COVID-19 pandemic have underlined the serious risks of building our vital social systems on a foundation of private financial profits. The alternative we now urgently need is a universal and adequate public pension system that is secured – like public healthcare – by our collective commitment to each other. O9h boy! I wasn't going to touch this with a ten foot pole but after reading it, I decided it definitely is Pension Pulse worthy.First, let me thank Sam Boskey for sending this comment. Sam is a proud Montrealer and an even prouder Lefty. He he has been a provincial civil servant for many decades. He represented south-eastern NDG on Montreal City Council for most of the 1980s and 1990s, first for the Montreal Citizens’ Movement and later for the Democratic Coalition of Montreal, under three different Mayors.Sam is part of an old email distribution list (called UGLYNEWWORLD) started by the late Sam Noumoff, a "radical Leftist" who taught politics at McGill University for decades (he was one of the nicest and smartest professors I ever had when I took an elective course he taught and I enjoyed many dinners with him and the rest of the Men's Club at Alep restaurant here in Montreal).My own political and economic leanings are right of center but I've learned a lot about capitalism from guys like Sam Noumoff, Tom Naylor, George Archer, Jonathan Nitzan, Robin Rowley, Sam Boskey and others.I have also openly stated on a few occasions that greatest intellectual tour de force I ever came across is professor Charles Taylor, a renowned political philosopher who is a card carrying member of the NDP. So if I used to hang around with all these Lefties and admire their intellectual prowess, why do I lean right of center? Maybe because I've worked in finance and genuinely believe in the primacy of the private sector. Without a strong, vibrant private sector, you simply can't afford to have a strong and vibrant public sector.It doesn't mean I think capitalism is perfect, far from it, and I will touch more about it tomorrow when I go over Ray Dalio's latest warning on the crisis of capitalism:Billionaire investor Ray Dalio on capitalism’s crisis: The world is going to change ‘in shocking ways’ in the next five years https://t.co/3QFYdyCljV — MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) September 17, 2020-Now, let me get back to Kevin Skerrett's comment above as it's extremely critical not just of PSP-Revera, but also of the process he has dubbed as "pension fund capitalism" which according to him, pervades all of Canada's large public pensions and is a real cause for concern as it exposes all these large public pensions to "predatory pension investments".Before I share my thoughts with you on the comment above, please note I did send it to PSP's President and CEO, Neil Cunningham, as well as to Darren Baccus, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Real Estate and Natural Resources, over the weekend. Not surprisingly, they didn't get back to me and are probably reluctant to discuss this comment publicly for legal reasons (Mr. Baccus used to head up PSP's Legal department so I'm sure he told Neil not to comment and PSP generally avoids making any public comments).That's fine, I totally understand PSP's corporate culture but I would have appreciated some feedback.I think it's fair to state Revera has been an unmitigated communications disaster for PSP Investments:From that last article:In a column on May 11, I reported that the federal government owns 100 per cent of the second largest chain of for-profit nursing homes and retirement residences in Canada, Revera Inc., which, as it happens, is also the second largest for-profit operator in the United States.That ownership is held through a Crown corporation, the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, which invests the pension contributions of federal public servants, Canadian Armed Forces and the RCMP. PSP Investments, as it known, created Revera in 2007 when it purchased retirement residences and LTC homes from the Reichmann family.Although none of the five nursing homes in the military report is owned by Revera, the company has been the focus of considerable controversy and legal activity. Its Forest Heights Long-Term Care Centre in Kitchener has been the epicentre of the COVID-19 crisis in Waterloo Region, as another Revera property, McKenzie Towne Continuing Care Centre, has been in Calgary.Dozens of lawsuits have been filed over deaths at Revera homes in Western Canada and Ontario. In the largest COVID-related class action in Canada, six representative plaintiffs are seeking $120 million in damages against Revera and Sienna Senior Living Inc., another for-profit chain.Even without the COVID-19 deaths and lawsuits, why the government would want to be in the business of squeezing profit from the care of frail, elderly citizens is a question that deserves to be asked.It was not until last Thursday, however, that the question finally got asked, by NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, and answered, after a fashion, by Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland. She said federal pensions funds are managed by independent Crown corporations — in addition to the PSPIB, there is a separate Crown corporation for the Canada Pension Plan. But, she added, the “ownership structure” of LTC facilities “is something that needs on be on the table.”I am puzzled by the PSPIB. In its 2019 annual report, the investment board expresses sensitivity to environmental issues: “We strongly believe that environmental, social and governance factors — such as climate change, health and safety and ethical conduct — are material to long-term returns and that we need to integrate them into our investment decision-making processes.”But there is no indication in the report that the board has any interest in the care, or lack of care, of patients in the LTC homes it holds for the federal government.I went over PSP's 2009 Annual Report. Back then, they used to post the compensation of Revera's CEO:And they added a footnote: "Mr. Watchorn is not an employee of PSP Investments, but is employed by Revera Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of PSP Investments. His compensation is based on a contract with Revera Inc. Revera Inc.’s financial year ends on December 31."Today, Revera Inc. is run by Thomas G. Wellner, and his senior managers:I'm not sure how much Mr. Wellner earns but I'm sure it's market rate which is a few million dollars a year.Now, to be fair and completely honest, I haven't reached out to anyone at Revera, I don't know them at all and I'm sure they have been extremely busy ever since the pandemic hit Canada.It's also worth noting that this isn't the first time Revera has received bad press. In 2016, a Toronto malpractice lawyer launched an unprecedented multimillion dollar class-action lawsuit against Revera, charging that it routinely neglected or mistreated elderly residents.The multimillion-dollar suit was prompted by the case of Ross Jones, a 68-year-old man who allegedly spent the last days of his life in agony, an infected pressure sore left untreated by a Revera Inc. facility.At the time, John Beaney, a former Revera vice-president, said he could not comment on the specifics of the allegations, but argued the suit lacks merit:“We’ve been operating as an organization for more than 50 years … and have successfully cared for hundreds of thousands of people,” he said.  “We’re very proud of our dedicated employees who provide that care.”He also noted that nursing home residents have increasingly complex health issues, their deaths often a result of multiple factors.“When a resident passes away … it’s not black and white and this can understandably make it difficult for loved ones, who seek answers in those cases.”Mr. Beaney is still with Revera, SVP Retirement, and I never found out the fallout from this class action lawsuit. He is right about one thing, nursing home residents have increasingly complex health issues, and their deaths often are a result of multiple factors. It's easy to point the finger at neglect and mistreatment, sometimes it's just that there are underlying health conditions which are very complex and can make the old and frail a lot more vulnerable to death.We saw this with COVID-19. Canada's long-term care facilities (LTC) got hit very hard. We have one of the worst track records among any OECD nation, if not the worst. From Quebec to Ontario to British Columbia, public and private long-term care facilities got hit hard during this pandemic, and we lost too many people that quite honestly shouldn't have died.Importantly, we as a nation failed our most vulnerable citizens, we should all be ashamed of this.But to politicize this tragedy the way Kevin Skerrett does above and to blame it on "pension fund capitalism" and "predatory pension investments" is just ridiculous and plain wrong.I can tell you for a fact, one of the worst hit long-term care facilities in the country was Town of Mount-Royal's Vigi Home, right in my backyard.Investigators are still looking into the catastrophic outbreak that infected all residents of TMR seniors' home, killing over 70 people.

The Canadian Armed Forces were called in, I saw them in the parking lot loading up dead bodies, it was horrific.Anyway, the Army report found workers at this publicly run facility stole PPEs (personal protective equipment) and neglected patients, it was a disaster.Now, to be fair, another bigger catastrophe in Montreal was CHSLD Herron, a privately run long-term care facility run by incompetent criminal fools who were tied to the mob and where abuse and neglect was rampant.The point is there are plenty of cases of mismanagement, neglect and abuse at both private and public long-term care facilities in Canada, and I question Mr. Skerrett's biased comment which basically claims abuse and neglect was much worse at for-profit facilities.This isn't to say we don't need a commission to investigate what went wrong and how we can make sure this never happens again but to blame private long-term facilities and neoliberal deregulation is just a bunch of left-wing nonsense.I can't stomach that crap and I don't care if it comes from Mr. Skerrett, CUPE or PSAC.What else do I find ridiculous in his comment? His entire discussion on pension fund capitalism and predatory pension investments is so ill-informed and just plain ludicrous.Canada's large pensions are known to be the best pensions in the world. That's a fact.They are run like businesses and are run by professionals who have extensive experience managing public and private assets in the best long-term interests of their members. This includes adopting the best ESG standards for all their investments across public and private assets. Importantly, the cornerstone to their success is a governance model which keeps government out of their day-to-day operations.All this is totally lost on Mr. Skerrett and these public sector unions whose members benefit the most from the success of the Canada model".Is the governance at Canada's large public pensions perfect? No, it isn't, it's a work in progress, but to lambast them and accuse them of "predatory pension investments" is so wrong on so many levels.I know Neil Cunningham, PSP's President and CEO. I guarantee you he has had multiple calls with Mr. Wellner, Revera's CEO, over the past six months to discuss the pandemic and how they are treating and caring for their patients.There's no doubt in my mind Neil cares about these people, none whatsoever, and if he thought Revera was doing a lousy job, heads would have rolled. I'm convinced of this.All this to say it's easy for Mr. Skerrett and others to criticize from the outside, they have no clue what is going on in the background.And I'd rather have PSP Investments managing long-term care facilities than some bozo government agency where there's literally no accountability whatsoever.Having said all this, I do agree with Mr. Skerrett on one thing, the pandemic has exposed PSP and its members to litigation risk and this can go on for years and potentially cost cost hundreds of millions of dollars. There will also be increased regulations and much more scrutiny on all long-term care facilities.That all remains to be seen, however, so it's hard to gauge the fallout right now.The other problem for PSP and other large pensions investing in long-term care facilities is how the pandemic will impact demand in the years to come.On the one hand, more people are getting older with all sorts of health conditions and will require long-term care, on the other, I'm not so sure people will be carting their loved ones off to a long-term care facility as they have been doing pre-COVID. I wouldn't want to see my loved ones die like that, nobody would. Alright, I realize this is a long comment but I needed to cover this topic and give you my thoughts.If you have anything to add, feel free to reach out to me at LKolivakis@gmail.com.Below, Revera CEO Thomas Wellner welcomes you to Revera .He doesn't sound like an evil capitalist to me. Also, a Director of Care explains a day in her life at Revera. Remember, Revera is global now.Lastly, the Canadian military's report into Quebec's long-term care homes during the COVID-19 crisis found ongoing staff shortages and issues with the use of personal protective equipment. As I stated above, this is a national tragedy, a disgrace that needs to be thoroughly investigated and we need to learn and make sure it never happens ever again at public and private long-term care facilities.Update: Wayne Kozun, CIO at Forthlane Partners and former SVP at OTPP, shared this with me after reading this comment:I enjoyed your response to this Leo.  A couple of other things I would add.The story implies that it was just recently "revealed" that PSP owns Revera.  You showed that there was info on Revera in PSP's annual report from 11 years ago.  This was not a secret. If PSP members were not aware that the plan owned Revera then that is their own ignorance of failing to pay attention. The story talks about privatization of LTC. I am not an expert on this, but I don't think that LTC homes were ever primarily government owned institutions.  These were always privately run. You can argue that for profit is not a good model, but that is a different issuE.Amica/Baybridge is mentioned in the article.  I was part of OTPP creating Baybridge. Baybridge owns and operates independent living and assisted living homes, not LTC.  The difference is that LTC are nursing homes that are populated by very old and frail people. Independent living and assisted living are different and have much less of a healthcare component. They are more like apartment buildings for seniors with food service and some lighter nursing care.I thank Wayne for sharing his wise insights with my readers.Also, on Friday morning, James Infantino of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) shared this with me:I was obviously interested in your most recent posting on PSP Investments and Revera Inc.! I am not sure you are aware or not but on Wednesday evening the PSAC in conjunction with the Canadian Health Coalition sponsored a very successful cross-country virtual Town Hall meeting in support of the “Make Revera Public” campaign. The event is already receiving media interest (see here) and the PSAC anticipates further news coverage in the forthcoming 24 to 48 hours.I think it is important to emphasize that the PSAC does not claim that PSP Investments or Revera Inc. are a bunch of capitalistic evil-doers out to deliberately annihilate seniors in private long-term care facilities. Rather, the point is that the for-profit model does not work and is a failure in the long-term care industry. For your information, I am attaching copies of the exchange of e-mail correspondence between PSAC National President, Brother Chris Aylward and PSP Investments CEO Neil Cunningham which raises the concerns of the “material risk” Revera Inc. presents to the pension funds of our members.As for your Mr. Kozun, please advise him that the PSAC has had concerns with Revera Inc. dating back to 2012 when approximately 80 Licensed Practical Nurses, Health Care Aides and other support workers at Revera Inc. long-term care facility in Alberta (Revera Riverbend, were forced out on strike in an attempt to negotiate a first collective agreement for “salary and working conditions equivalent to industry standards”. The response of then PSP Investments CEO to a formal request from the PSAC to intervene with Revera Inc. that PSP Investments does not involve itself in the operational matters of its subsidiaries was frankly B.S.. Fortunately, the Alberta Government at the time, out of concern for the welfare of the residents of Revera Riverbend, issued a Ministerial Order which put an end to the strike and referred the outstanding issues to binding arbitration.Secondly, Mr. Kozun is right that Revera Inc. operates chains of both “long-term care facilities” as well as “retirement residences”. The latter are less problematic for the PSAC and would probably not be included in the proposal to transition the management and operation of these facilities to the provincial jurisdictions in which Revera Inc. operates.As I said during the “Make Revera Public” Town Hall meeting, PSAC is determined to pursue this matter and be on the right side of history in this debate. Are you? I thank James for sending me this message as well as the email correspondence between "Brother Chris Aylward" and Neil Cunningham, PSP's President and CEO. James allowed me to share this with the public but for brevity purposes, I am only sharing Neil's email response (added emphasis is mine):Dear Mr. Aylward, Thank you for your letter dated May 11 regarding PSP’s investment in Revera Inc. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on long-term care facilities across Canada has been devastating as we all now know and we at PSP have the deepest sympathy for those who have succumbed to COVID-19, their families, their friends and all those effected, including the staff who cared for them. PSP insists that our investment partners who operate the assets in which we invest use best industry practices in their operations, including, but certainly not limited to, health and safety concerns for the workers and all those who access our facilities. This is especially true for residents and staff of Revera operated long-term care homes and other facilities.Revera has been operating elder care facilities for close to 60 years, with dedicated and professional management and employees. At the time of our acquisition of Revera in 2007, PSP put in place a public company-style governance structure with an autonomous Board of Directors that oversees Revera’s activities and ensures it consistently applies best industry practices throughout its long-term care facilities. The Revera Board is composed of a majority of independent Directors, including two former medical professionals, with deep and relevant industry experience, expertise and skill sets to rigorously oversee the quality of care provided at Revera facilities.The structural issues in the long-term care system, many of which stem from chronic under-funding, have long been apparent to those involved in the industry. Sadly, it has taken a horrific event to bring those issues to the forefront, but we’re hopeful that, if there is a silver lining in this very dark cloud, there will be a review of the sector that leads to positive change. Revera has always worked within the long-term care system to try to improve it and they are today committed to being part of the solution going forward. For more background on Revera’s initiatives towards constantly improving care within its facilities as well as some statistics from industry studies on care levels in long-term care homes, including some broken down by ownership type, I invite you to read the recent release by Revera here.I would caution you against relying on media reports of potential litigation as a means of risk assessment of PSP’s investments or as justification for a divestiture decision. PSP has a very robust risk management process and I can assure you that this investment has been subjected to appropriate scrutiny and does not in our view represent undue risk for the Federal Public Service Pension Plan.It is unfortunate that you were not available to get together in Ottawa when I was there. I hope that we’ll find a mutually convenient time to meet at some point in the not too distant future, although obviously not possible in the very near term. In the meantime, I trust you, your family and colleagues are all safe and well.James Infantino also told me PSP Investments will be doing its annual update to stakeholders next Friday (virtually) and the PSAC plans to raise the issue of Revera directly with PSP's senior managers. I'm looking forward to getting an update on that meeting, it will be very interesting.Lastly, I did reach out to Thomas Wellner, CEO of Revera, on Friday morning to inform him of my blog comment and Susan Schutta, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, sent me back this response:Mr. Wellner shared your email with me and requested that I follow up with you. We have both read your blog and we appreciate the passion with which you raise the need to address systemic issues in Canada’s long term care sector. We agree that the sector has not received the support or funding needed from governments across Canada, and that more attention needs to be brought to the sector if we are to address longstanding issues such as labour shortages and a stable workforce. As Revera outlines in our May media release, these pre-existing systemic issues impacted operators of all ownership models.Change is needed in the long term care sector. It is important that we invest time and energy advocating for the right change.Thank you for your passion and commitment to improving the long term care sector in Canada. I thank Mr. Wellner and Ms. Schutta for sending me their response on this matter.      

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBLf69TCcR8   (P-2)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCeEjWqV5bM
MYTH - NOT IN HEAVEN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP4xKP1LAVA
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