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For years, British Columbia expanded drug consumption sites while overdose deaths continued to soar. Now, evidence from across Canada demonstrates the dangerous consequences of this approach. Dr. Julian Somers shows us how in Canadian jurisdictions that have closed consumption sites while expanding recovery and treatment services, deaths have declined...

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Never forget the death, chaos, misery, and taxpayer money wasted by supervised consumption sites and the harm they inflicted on you and your loved ones.

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59 Conaumption Sites. Record death and @bcndp @Dave_Eby order destruction of data of @somerspsych Shut down these sites!

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Any fucking 12 year old could have told you it was an asinine idea

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@KenSimCity He’s so logical, but idiots don’t listen to the facts

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Love to see this. Julian Somers should be front and centre in every conversation regarding how we fix the terrible mistakes that have brought us here.

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Drug poisoning deaths rose and fell across most of Canada and the U.S. at the same time for the same reasons, primarily changes in the illicit drug supply, but also naloxone, and fewer survivors exposed to the risk.

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Expanding recovery services is the solution. Shutting down safe injection sites is a mistake that kills people. Somers is a bitter narcissist.

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#alcoholawareness Dr @somerspsych show's you all about how, and what BC need's, drug's and alcohol recovery service's, treatment and prevention @LennyNanZhou @Vote4BC

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Facts are deaths are down. Why does abc lie

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lying sack of shits

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Christy Clark’s govt opened Overdose Prevention Sites across BC in 2016. Clark stood by from 2012 as fentanyl spread, emergency declared in 2016. Btwn this & letting foreign buyers drive real estate prices up they ruined BC for decades. #cndpoli #bcpoli

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#alcoholawareness Dr @somerspsych cover's Recovery from #alcohol and other drug's use and addiction in BC! No safe amount of alcohol consumption @Vote4ABC @KenSimCity

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@KenSimCity City Vancouver super idea mayor spend over 730$million dollar for fifa ! Next agenda increase property tax ,collect money back ? 739$ u can build how many affordable house in Vancouver ? He is super idea drive Vancouver out of affordability! Any street ,rd re done pavement ?0

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We need to connect people directly to treatment, stabilization, and long-term recovery instead of referring them to drug consumption sites. We are shutting down the Sheldon M. Chumir supervised consumption site in Calgary and reinvesting those funds into expanded addiction treatment, medical detox, recovery supports and 24-hour outreach teams that will help more people move from crisis toward recovery. Shutting down sites like this increases public safety, revitalizes local businesses, and gets those struggling with addiction into the programs they need.
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We need to connect people directly to treatment, stabilization, and long-term recovery instead of referring them to drug consumption sites. We are shutting down the Sheldon M. Chumir supervised consumption site in Calgary and reinvesting those funds into expanded addiction treatment, medical detox, recovery supports and 24-hour outreach teams that will help more people move from crisis toward recovery. Shutting down sites like this increases public safety, revitalizes local businesses, and gets those struggling with addiction into the programs they need.

Danielle Smith

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San Francisco just recorded the lowest number of overdose deaths since we began tracking in 2020. One death is too many, but the progress we continue to make gives us hope. Since I took office, we have reformed our street outreach teams, invested in new treatment and recovery solutions including long acting medication, and stood up more than 600 shelter and treatment beds to get people the help they need. So far this year, overdose deaths are down 30% compared to last year, but the work is far from over, and we will continue to be relentless.
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San Francisco just recorded the lowest number of overdose deaths since we began tracking in 2020. One death is too many, but the progress we continue to make gives us hope. Since I took office, we have reformed our street outreach teams, invested in new treatment and recovery solutions including long acting medication, and stood up more than 600 shelter and treatment beds to get people the help they need. So far this year, overdose deaths are down 30% compared to last year, but the work is far from over, and we will continue to be relentless.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

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1/3 Today's debate in the Scottish Government is nothing short of a slow-motion car crash, with policymakers willfully ignoring global evidence while steering Scotland further into drug policy disaster. Instead of fixing our broken treatment system and backing recovery, they are doubling down on failure, pushing policies that have already devastated communities in Portugal, Oregon, and British Columbia. Let’s be crystal clear: decriminalisation isn’t saving lives—it’s killing more people. In Portugal, drug deaths have skyrocketed, treatment services are overrun, and Lisbon has become a hotspot for open-air drug markets​. Oregon’s so-called "progressive" policy has turned its cities into lawless wastelands of public drug use, overdoses, and cartel activity, forcing the government to scramble to re-criminalise drugs just a few years later​. And yet, here we are—watching Scottish politicians repeat these same catastrophic mistakes, pretending that more "harm reduction" will work when all the evidence screams the opposite. This isn’t just ignorance—it’s negligence. If Scotland keeps chasing these failed fantasies of decriminalisation, we’ll be standing in the wreckage of a policy that normalises addiction, fuels overdoses, and abandons the very people it claims to help. Where is the accountability? Where is the outrage? The Right to Recovery Bill offers a real solution—a legal right to treatment, a commitment to recovery, and an end to the bureaucratic blockade that keeps people trapped in addiction. It’s time to wake up. Stop following the junk science of failed decriminalisation and start fighting for real recovery.
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1/3 Today's debate in the Scottish Government is nothing short of a slow-motion car crash, with policymakers willfully ignoring global evidence while steering Scotland further into drug policy disaster. Instead of fixing our broken treatment system and backing recovery, they are doubling down on failure, pushing policies that have already devastated communities in Portugal, Oregon, and British Columbia. Let’s be crystal clear: decriminalisation isn’t saving lives—it’s killing more people. In Portugal, drug deaths have skyrocketed, treatment services are overrun, and Lisbon has become a hotspot for open-air drug markets​. Oregon’s so-called "progressive" policy has turned its cities into lawless wastelands of public drug use, overdoses, and cartel activity, forcing the government to scramble to re-criminalise drugs just a few years later​. And yet, here we are—watching Scottish politicians repeat these same catastrophic mistakes, pretending that more "harm reduction" will work when all the evidence screams the opposite. This isn’t just ignorance—it’s negligence. If Scotland keeps chasing these failed fantasies of decriminalisation, we’ll be standing in the wreckage of a policy that normalises addiction, fuels overdoses, and abandons the very people it claims to help. Where is the accountability? Where is the outrage? The Right to Recovery Bill offers a real solution—a legal right to treatment, a commitment to recovery, and an end to the bureaucratic blockade that keeps people trapped in addiction. It’s time to wake up. Stop following the junk science of failed decriminalisation and start fighting for real recovery.

Annemarie Ward 💜

29,262 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Prince George is a prime example of the hollowing out of once thriving and productive small towns across British Columbia. Deaths of despair. Mills and manufacturing jobs lost. Street disorder and crime. Damaged businesses and eroded downtowns. The addictions industry thrives while individuals and communities suffer. BC’s progressive drug politics didn’t fail by accident. Policymakers adopted a model that concentrated active addiction in taxpayer-funded drug dens, expanded toxic supply, and softened enforcement. A large network of NGOs, housing operators, drug providers, and related contractors in British Columbia receives steady public funding tied to the ongoing presence of active addiction and homelessness. It was always an approach and incentive structure that was doomed to fail. Success is linked to engagement metrics, not to reducing the number of people using and on the street. Recovery and abstinence are not primary goals. We don’t need to claim deliberate sabotage, but the incentive pattern is real and observable. Higher client numbers justify larger budgets and more sites. Until the incentives reward recovery instead of sustained addiction, the cycle will continue, and cities across British Columbia will keep paying the price.
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Prince George is a prime example of the hollowing out of once thriving and productive small towns across British Columbia. Deaths of despair. Mills and manufacturing jobs lost. Street disorder and crime. Damaged businesses and eroded downtowns. The addictions industry thrives while individuals and communities suffer. BC’s progressive drug politics didn’t fail by accident. Policymakers adopted a model that concentrated active addiction in taxpayer-funded drug dens, expanded toxic supply, and softened enforcement. A large network of NGOs, housing operators, drug providers, and related contractors in British Columbia receives steady public funding tied to the ongoing presence of active addiction and homelessness. It was always an approach and incentive structure that was doomed to fail. Success is linked to engagement metrics, not to reducing the number of people using and on the street. Recovery and abstinence are not primary goals. We don’t need to claim deliberate sabotage, but the incentive pattern is real and observable. Higher client numbers justify larger budgets and more sites. Until the incentives reward recovery instead of sustained addiction, the cycle will continue, and cities across British Columbia will keep paying the price.

Paul Ratchford

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Recovering addict here, and I genuinely can't stop laughing at Pierre Poilievre pretending he understands addiction and recovery. By this logic, basically every recovery service in Canada is “garbage” because people relapse. Newsflash: relapse happens in addiction recovery. Treatment isn't a magic wand. And the idea that treatment centres will follow people around after rehab, drug test them, and then have their future government funding determined by whether former patients remain drug-free? LMAO 🤣🤣🤣 THAT'S NOT HOW RECOVERY WORKS. And where exactly are these 50,000 treatment beds coming from? Fairies? 🧚 Who's building them? Who's staffing them? Where are the doctors, nurses, counsellors, peer workers and support staff magically appearing from? Then he wants to defund supervised consumption sites the exact places that can keep someone alive when relapse happens. You can't claim to support recovery while defunding services that keep people alive long enough to reach it. I've heard some dumb things come out of Pierre's mouth on addiction, but this might be the dumbest.
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Recovering addict here, and I genuinely can't stop laughing at Pierre Poilievre pretending he understands addiction and recovery. By this logic, basically every recovery service in Canada is “garbage” because people relapse. Newsflash: relapse happens in addiction recovery. Treatment isn't a magic wand. And the idea that treatment centres will follow people around after rehab, drug test them, and then have their future government funding determined by whether former patients remain drug-free? LMAO 🤣🤣🤣 THAT'S NOT HOW RECOVERY WORKS. And where exactly are these 50,000 treatment beds coming from? Fairies? 🧚 Who's building them? Who's staffing them? Where are the doctors, nurses, counsellors, peer workers and support staff magically appearing from? Then he wants to defund supervised consumption sites the exact places that can keep someone alive when relapse happens. You can't claim to support recovery while defunding services that keep people alive long enough to reach it. I've heard some dumb things come out of Pierre's mouth on addiction, but this might be the dumbest.

guyfelicella🇨🇦🍁

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Frightening scenarios like this rundown SRO on Granville Street are exactly why so many neighbourhoods across British Columbia are protesting the NDP’s so-called “supportive housing.” Despite the comforting name, these facilities too often lack real treatment, remain far from drug-free, and end up concentrating chaos, crime, and human suffering in our communities. The NDP continues to push this ideological model while ignoring the evidence and the voices of residents who have to live with the consequences. It is time for real solutions that actually support recovery and public safety, not more taxpayer-funded failures that make the problem worse.
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Frightening scenarios like this rundown SRO on Granville Street are exactly why so many neighbourhoods across British Columbia are protesting the NDP’s so-called “supportive housing.” Despite the comforting name, these facilities too often lack real treatment, remain far from drug-free, and end up concentrating chaos, crime, and human suffering in our communities. The NDP continues to push this ideological model while ignoring the evidence and the voices of residents who have to live with the consequences. It is time for real solutions that actually support recovery and public safety, not more taxpayer-funded failures that make the problem worse.

Steve Kooner MLA

26,124 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

The Make Canada Great Again community was formed to find & promote solutions to the biggest problems in Canada. There is no bigger crisis in British Columbia that then clearly targeted mass murder of over 13,000 men & boys in BC from overdose, since Jan 2016. Males make up almost 80% of OD deaths in BC. British Columbia has over 30% of Canadian overdose deaths but only 13% of the population. We are by far the worst impacted by WOKE decriminalization. To Make Canada Great Again we must stop the slaughter by recriminalizing people who poison people for $$$ or do it because it's easier to get away with murder using pills. If 200 people in BC were dying from gun shots every month, it would be considered a war zone. The true mental health crisis in BC is clearly in government. Sadly for British Columbia we have 3.5 more years of the BC NDP and 4 years of Carney... At least... I hope everyone starts having conversations around why this has been allowed to go on for so long in BC.
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The Make Canada Great Again community was formed to find & promote solutions to the biggest problems in Canada. There is no bigger crisis in British Columbia that then clearly targeted mass murder of over 13,000 men & boys in BC from overdose, since Jan 2016. Males make up almost 80% of OD deaths in BC. British Columbia has over 30% of Canadian overdose deaths but only 13% of the population. We are by far the worst impacted by WOKE decriminalization. To Make Canada Great Again we must stop the slaughter by recriminalizing people who poison people for $$$ or do it because it's easier to get away with murder using pills. If 200 people in BC were dying from gun shots every month, it would be considered a war zone. The true mental health crisis in BC is clearly in government. Sadly for British Columbia we have 3.5 more years of the BC NDP and 4 years of Carney... At least... I hope everyone starts having conversations around why this has been allowed to go on for so long in BC.

Bruce McGonigal

44,238 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

DESTRUCTION of scientific data! Dr. Julian Somers, a professor at Simon Fraser university, spent decades researching treatment strategies for addictions and homelessness. He testified to health committee that the B.C. government asked him to DESTROY his published RCT data after he delivered a briefing related to the addiction and homelessness crisis that the bureaucrats didn’t like. Liberal MP John-Paul Danko thinks this has nothing to do with sovereignty. Meanwhile, more Canadians have died from opioids than died in the entirety of World War II. The B.C. government continues to push failed opioid policies and safe consumption sites while the crisis grows and more Canadians lose their lives. Let’s listen to expert scientists like Dr Somers instead of the bureaucrats trying to censor him!
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DESTRUCTION of scientific data! Dr. Julian Somers, a professor at Simon Fraser university, spent decades researching treatment strategies for addictions and homelessness. He testified to health committee that the B.C. government asked him to DESTROY his published RCT data after he delivered a briefing related to the addiction and homelessness crisis that the bureaucrats didn’t like. Liberal MP John-Paul Danko thinks this has nothing to do with sovereignty. Meanwhile, more Canadians have died from opioids than died in the entirety of World War II. The B.C. government continues to push failed opioid policies and safe consumption sites while the crisis grows and more Canadians lose their lives. Let’s listen to expert scientists like Dr Somers instead of the bureaucrats trying to censor him!

Matt Strauss

67,290 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

“Scotland's drug deaths have just risen again by 31% in a single quarter. And the response is still the same. More consumption rooms, more drug checking, more talk about managing addiction. If you're in recovery, you already know something that the system has long since forgot. Addiction isn't something you can manage.If we could have managed it, we would have. None of us ended up here because we were in control. Addiction's chaos, it's compulsion. A system that keeps people alive in addiction while failing to help them escape it is not a humane system. It's a holding pattern. And what we've seen here again in Scotland is this holding pattern has a massive body count.” Full article link in comments Annemarie Ward 💜 CEO FavorUK #recoveryispossible #stopthedeaths #quangos #wedorecover #makingrightsreal
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“Scotland's drug deaths have just risen again by 31% in a single quarter. And the response is still the same. More consumption rooms, more drug checking, more talk about managing addiction. If you're in recovery, you already know something that the system has long since forgot. Addiction isn't something you can manage.If we could have managed it, we would have. None of us ended up here because we were in control. Addiction's chaos, it's compulsion. A system that keeps people alive in addiction while failing to help them escape it is not a humane system. It's a holding pattern. And what we've seen here again in Scotland is this holding pattern has a massive body count.” Full article link in comments Annemarie Ward 💜 CEO FavorUK #recoveryispossible #stopthedeaths #quangos #wedorecover #makingrightsreal

FAVORUK 💜

19,380 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Right now, state funding cannot be used for sober, recovery-focused housing. That limits our city’s ability to support people who are working hard to get—and stay—sober. Today, I stood with Assemblymember Matt Haney in support of AB 1556, a bill that will allow cities to use state resources to create and expand drug-free recovery housing—giving people the stability and support they need to rebuild their lives. Recovery is not one-size-fits-all, and our system shouldn’t be either. We’ve already seen the impact of this approach in San Francisco with projects like Hope House—a sober shelter that I visited recently—which has a 78% success rate of moving residents into long-term recovery options. To everyone struggling or working to stay in recovery, we are working every day to build a system that supports you. And we’re not going to stop. Thank you to Assemblymember Haney for your leadership and to the Bay Area Council and all of our partners.
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Right now, state funding cannot be used for sober, recovery-focused housing. That limits our city’s ability to support people who are working hard to get—and stay—sober. Today, I stood with Assemblymember Matt Haney in support of AB 1556, a bill that will allow cities to use state resources to create and expand drug-free recovery housing—giving people the stability and support they need to rebuild their lives. Recovery is not one-size-fits-all, and our system shouldn’t be either. We’ve already seen the impact of this approach in San Francisco with projects like Hope House—a sober shelter that I visited recently—which has a 78% success rate of moving residents into long-term recovery options. To everyone struggling or working to stay in recovery, we are working every day to build a system that supports you. And we’re not going to stop. Thank you to Assemblymember Haney for your leadership and to the Bay Area Council and all of our partners.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

16,579 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Pete Fry’s voting record tells Vancouverites where he stands. Fry has repeatedly voted against police funding, including Task Force Barrage and a new VPD training centre. He brought forward his own motion to regulate drug consumption sites, then voted against it after ABC amended it to protect schools, parks and children. Why wouldn’t Pete Fry protect children from drug consumption sites? And on affordability, Fry has supported higher taxes and fees, including a $45 overnight parking fee, a pollution charge of up to $1,000 and congestion pricing. He also voted against ABC’s 0% property tax increase. Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team are taking a different approach. We fully funded police, stood with communities fighting drug consumption sites, froze property tax increases at 0%, and are putting the Public Safety Plebiscite directly to Vancouver voters to deliver lasting change on public drug use and secure treatment. This is not the time for dangerous experimentation. Pete Fry’s voting record is not worth the risk. On October 17th, vote YES on the Public Safety Plebiscite and re-elect Mayor Ken Sim and elect your ABC Vancouver team. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Affordability
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Pete Fry’s voting record tells Vancouverites where he stands. Fry has repeatedly voted against police funding, including Task Force Barrage and a new VPD training centre. He brought forward his own motion to regulate drug consumption sites, then voted against it after ABC amended it to protect schools, parks and children. Why wouldn’t Pete Fry protect children from drug consumption sites? And on affordability, Fry has supported higher taxes and fees, including a $45 overnight parking fee, a pollution charge of up to $1,000 and congestion pricing. He also voted against ABC’s 0% property tax increase. Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team are taking a different approach. We fully funded police, stood with communities fighting drug consumption sites, froze property tax increases at 0%, and are putting the Public Safety Plebiscite directly to Vancouver voters to deliver lasting change on public drug use and secure treatment. This is not the time for dangerous experimentation. Pete Fry’s voting record is not worth the risk. On October 17th, vote YES on the Public Safety Plebiscite and re-elect Mayor Ken Sim and elect your ABC Vancouver team. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Affordability

ABC Vancouver

27,031 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

It was incredibly powerful to hear Kimmie Jensen share her story of recovery, after jails, institutions, addiction, and life in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Kimmie’s story is inspirational. But it doesn’t have to be exceptional. Every day, people break free from the chains of addiction and suffering and rebuild their lives. We know recovery is possible. And we know that when we focus our resources on truly caring for people, helping them heal, providing real treatment, and creating pathways to recovery, lives can change. That’s what the October 17th Public Safety Plebiscite is ultimately about: restoring hope. Hope for people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders. Hope for their families. And hope for a city that knows we can do better. A clear mandate for real help. Real treatment. Real recovery. A clear mandate to multiply Kimmie’s story. Because compassion isn’t leaving people to suffer in addiction. Compassion is helping people get their lives back. On October 17th, your voice will be heard in the Public Safety Plebiscite.
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It was incredibly powerful to hear Kimmie Jensen share her story of recovery, after jails, institutions, addiction, and life in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Kimmie’s story is inspirational. But it doesn’t have to be exceptional. Every day, people break free from the chains of addiction and suffering and rebuild their lives. We know recovery is possible. And we know that when we focus our resources on truly caring for people, helping them heal, providing real treatment, and creating pathways to recovery, lives can change. That’s what the October 17th Public Safety Plebiscite is ultimately about: restoring hope. Hope for people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders. Hope for their families. And hope for a city that knows we can do better. A clear mandate for real help. Real treatment. Real recovery. A clear mandate to multiply Kimmie’s story. Because compassion isn’t leaving people to suffer in addiction. Compassion is helping people get their lives back. On October 17th, your voice will be heard in the Public Safety Plebiscite.

ABC Vancouver

16,036 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

LOCK THEM UP AND THROW AWAY THE KEY The brilliant Dr Jeyanthi Kunadhasan testifies before an Australian Senate Committee that in Pfizer’s own clinical trial there were more deaths in the vaccinated group than the placebo group. For the TGA to grant approve to a new drug which had more deaths in the treatment group than the placebo group is beyond inconceivable, it was criminally negligent. And their excuse for doing so, was the claim the guesswork that the deaths in the vaccinated group where not related to the vaccine - yet many of these were unexplained sudden deaths for which no autopsy was performed. So their excuse that the deaths in the vaccinated group where not related to the vaccine was made without any evidence - which was also criminally negligent. And now we have tens of thousands of excess dead Australians - exactly what the results of the Pfizer trial suggested would happen. So it’s beyond criminal negligence- it’s mass negligent homicide. And to think they forced Australians to inject this stuff, knowing full well that Pfizer’s trial indicated that increase your risk of death. Forget the Royal Commission, we need to go straight to Nuremberg 2.0
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LOCK THEM UP AND THROW AWAY THE KEY The brilliant Dr Jeyanthi Kunadhasan testifies before an Australian Senate Committee that in Pfizer’s own clinical trial there were more deaths in the vaccinated group than the placebo group. For the TGA to grant approve to a new drug which had more deaths in the treatment group than the placebo group is beyond inconceivable, it was criminally negligent. And their excuse for doing so, was the claim the guesswork that the deaths in the vaccinated group where not related to the vaccine - yet many of these were unexplained sudden deaths for which no autopsy was performed. So their excuse that the deaths in the vaccinated group where not related to the vaccine was made without any evidence - which was also criminally negligent. And now we have tens of thousands of excess dead Australians - exactly what the results of the Pfizer trial suggested would happen. So it’s beyond criminal negligence- it’s mass negligent homicide. And to think they forced Australians to inject this stuff, knowing full well that Pfizer’s trial indicated that increase your risk of death. Forget the Royal Commission, we need to go straight to Nuremberg 2.0

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Edmonton is facing a serious opioid crisis, and community safety requires new, coordinated approaches. This summer, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) will open the Integrated Stabilization Centre (ISC), a secure, space where officers can bring people who are at immediate risk due to severe intoxication, substance use or a mental health crisis. With support from Recovery Alberta medical professionals, the ISC will offer 24/7 medical support and connections to voluntary recovery, health care, community and cultural supports. “The Edmonton Police Service is taking decisive action through the ISC to address addiction, overdose and social disorder with a coordinated approach to public safety,” says Deputy Chief Derek McIntyre. The ISC is designed to help divert people from the justice system where possible, reduce pressure on emergency services and provide care with dignity. The ISC is one more step toward a safer, more supportive response for people in crisis.

Edmonton Police

79,604 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

🚨 Seattle’s Socialist Experiment is a Complete Disaster!! Open-air fentanyl use. Foil and glass pipes blowing down the streets. Taxpayer-funded “tiny house villages” turned into open drug consumption sites. 7–10 overdose deaths every single day in Washington state. Frontline workers are picking up hundreds of thousands of needles while the city hands out more drug paraphernalia in the name of “harm reduction.” Seattle’s socialist Mayor Katie Wilson still claims the real problem is “housing costs” — not the rampant addiction, crime, and zero accountability. Meanwhile, police staffing has been gutted, retail theft and prostitution fund the habit, and neighborhoods have become war zones. This isn’t compassion, it’s insanity. Enabling addiction while refusing to address the root cause is killing people and destroying the city. Time to end the failed progressive policies. Real solutions require real consequences, treatment, and law and order. Seattle is what happens when ideology trumps reality.
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🚨 Seattle’s Socialist Experiment is a Complete Disaster!! Open-air fentanyl use. Foil and glass pipes blowing down the streets. Taxpayer-funded “tiny house villages” turned into open drug consumption sites. 7–10 overdose deaths every single day in Washington state. Frontline workers are picking up hundreds of thousands of needles while the city hands out more drug paraphernalia in the name of “harm reduction.” Seattle’s socialist Mayor Katie Wilson still claims the real problem is “housing costs” — not the rampant addiction, crime, and zero accountability. Meanwhile, police staffing has been gutted, retail theft and prostitution fund the habit, and neighborhoods have become war zones. This isn’t compassion, it’s insanity. Enabling addiction while refusing to address the root cause is killing people and destroying the city. Time to end the failed progressive policies. Real solutions require real consequences, treatment, and law and order. Seattle is what happens when ideology trumps reality.

Gunther Eagleman™

15,960 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Punishing people who use illegal drugs doesn’t work—and only worsens health, racial, and economic inequities. Harm reduction works. It is a nonjudgmental and evidence-based approach of meeting people who use illegal drugs where they are and helps them to save their own lives and strengthen their families and communities. Harm reduction doesn’t withhold help or support even if people cannot or won’t stop using drugs. It also brings compassion to drug policies and ensures that people who use drugs have their voices heard in policy debates. Examples of harm reduction include administering naloxone to reverse the effects of opioid overdose, overdose prevention sites, and housing first programs. Open Society’s Judy Chang gives three facts about harm reduction.
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Punishing people who use illegal drugs doesn’t work—and only worsens health, racial, and economic inequities. Harm reduction works. It is a nonjudgmental and evidence-based approach of meeting people who use illegal drugs where they are and helps them to save their own lives and strengthen their families and communities. Harm reduction doesn’t withhold help or support even if people cannot or won’t stop using drugs. It also brings compassion to drug policies and ensures that people who use drugs have their voices heard in policy debates. Examples of harm reduction include administering naloxone to reverse the effects of opioid overdose, overdose prevention sites, and housing first programs. Open Society’s Judy Chang gives three facts about harm reduction.

Open Society Foundations

17,397 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce