Jocelyn Burzuik - President. Red River Metis, ex-military. Design builder, herbalist, clean water https://teapaw.org/t.co/bfjun1wkmb
Manitoba, Canada
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Thank you Shaun!!
I think we could have just talked for two whole days, you know that? 😁😁
So much fun to talk, thought provoking and nice to dig deep on important issues.
#1102 - Jocelyn Burzuik teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1dKrPPjRO…
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Canada by a wide margin. CBC alone gets roughly $1.4 billion yearly from Ottawa, plus hundreds of millions more in tax credits, Local Journalism Initiative funds, and other supports for private outlets. North Korea runs a fully state-controlled media system inside an economy estimated at ~$30 billion GDP; its propaganda budget is opaque but orders of magnitude smaller in absolute dollars.
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I am travelling from country to country documenting the strangest, most sophisticated ancient sites and structures in the world that contradict our current historical models.
Finding the patterns that connect our broken story.
Egypt, Peru, Malta, next I head to Japan...
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If you could send @lukecaverns to one mound or earthwork site for this LiDAR project, where would you send him?
When Europeans arrived in North America 400 years ago, multiple eras & civilizations of Mound Builders had risen & fallen as far back as 4500 BC.
Thousands of these sites still sit hidden, or forgotten, across the Eastern US.
In our Mound Builder LiDAR Mission: we’re aiming to 3D model & visually recreate these sites - giving people a way to view this lost world like never before.
My hope is that by being able to see close-to-accurate digital reconstructions of the overlooked Mound Builders’ world: people will finally be able to fully appreciate the scale & power of ancient Eastern America.
Natural health products are pretty much the only choice we have left in our society. Millions use at least one every single day.
This is a big deal.
We need every Canadian who cares about access to natural health products to get involved. NHPPA has launched an urgent campaign to bring Bill C-224 back, and your participation is essential.
Contact your MP, make calls, follow up, and take action every day. Don't let the pressure stop!
Visit the campaign page and take action now:
nhppa.org/last-chance-for-22…
Every voice counts. Every message matters. Let's bring Bill C-224 back!
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Funny how the taxpayer subsidized CP24 forgets to use the word net after 4,700 & you have to get half way through the article to discover that in the last three months combined that number is 111,000 (primarily private sector) net jobs lost. They totally forget to tell CDN’s that 46,000 net FT jobs have been lost in 2026 so far!
Carney’s economic genius is really paying off, eh!! 😎
Canada lost 4,700 jobs in October as unemployment rate climbs to 6.7% cp24.com/news/canada/2026/11…
ALT Canada lost 4,700 jobs in October as unemployment rate climbs to 6.7%
And this is the problem - public health, media all portray to the general public that vaccines are rigorously tested, safe and effective. The reality was never disclosed. And when people did find out, their brains just can't square the circle. Too much gaslighting.
The insidious portrayal of safe and effective harmed many. Their voices are ignored for the most part. Some of us feel the injustice, and fight back - but look at the families harmed... Society at large ignores their pain.
I don't know how that changes, I just know it has to.
Just a reminder that Health Canada does no testing of vaccines or any other drug. They rely on the good word of the pharmaceutical industry.
Have a look at the government documents here:
covidtestimony.com/exhibits-…
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I once threw up in the Opas bar when they were rendering bear fat out out back.
Well, the kitchen smells like bear fat tonight, lol. I thought maybe I could do it inside tonight....
Not pretty - no one will hit the kitchen tonight. I'm going to have to freshen things up again in the am 😂😂😂
And yes, got our first bear of the season. We have been smoking roasts like mad, and getting prepped for oils again.
Every fall, it's about getting our fish in, hunting, filling the freezers and harvesting the gardens. We really feel the cycles.
This year, getting used to the clock staying in one place. I've been able to sleep a bit longer in the dark and I'm ok with that. We don't have any curtains or blinds on the second story windows. That means our sleep follows the sun.
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Health Canada does not test vaccines for safety or efficacy.
It is important to understand that Health Canada does not do any testing of drugs, including vaccines, when determining whether to approve a drug for human use.
All testing is done by the pharmaceutical company with a financial interest in having the drug approved by Health Canada.
The Covid-19 vaccines were exempted from the regular drug approval test. Rather, a substitute approval test was used.
Under this substituted test:
1. safety did not need to be proven;
2. efficacy did not need to be proven, and
3. that the benefits of the vaccine outweighed the risks of the vaccine did not need to be proven.
If the test was met, Health Canada was legally obligated to authorize the vaccine for human use. The test Covid-19 vaccines were approved under is:
The Minister must issue an authorization in respect of a COVID-19 drug if the following requirements are met:
- the Minister has sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that the benefits associated with the drug outweigh the risks, having regard to the uncertainties
relating to the benefits and risks and the necessity of addressing the urgent public health need related to COVID-19.
The test only requires the pharmaceutical company seeking approval, to make an argument that the Minister does not need to agree with.
The wording is not:
- the Minister has sufficient evidence to conclude (which would require the Minister to be convinced), or
- the Minister has concluded (which would require the Minister to be convinced).
Rather the wording is:
- the Minister has sufficient evidence to support the conclusion (not the Minister’s conclusion).
This wording does not require the Minister (Health Canada) to conclude anything. Rather there only needs to be evidence to support a conclusion that the Minister is not making.
Read more at: covidtestimony.com/exhibits-…
@Shawnbuckleylaw @DeanAllisonMP
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It shocking that there’s been little to no outrage over the Canadian military using propaganda techniques on its own citizens.
That said, the program appears to have been a smashing success.
@Vets4FreeCanada @EddieCornell9
Any reason why this article about the Canadian Military using propaganda against it's own citizens is no longer available on your website? @nationalpost
@OttawaCitizen article is still up
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When you learn a new natural remedy, you pay attention. Castor oil plus DMSO plus frankincense.
A traditional combination promoted for sore muscles, pain, cramps, and even wrinkles!
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A wolf has a stomach at pH 1, a short simple gut and no fermentation chamber anywhere in it. It eats meat.
A lion has an intestine about 4 times its body length, where a grazer runs 20, and sleeps 20 hours a day between kills. It eats meat.
A cat cannot make its own taurine and cannot turn carotene into vitamin A. Denied animal tissue it goes blind and its heart gives out. It eats meat.
A crocodile has the strongest stomach acid ever measured in a vertebrate, strong enough to take bone and horn apart. It eats meat.
A ferret moves food from mouth to exit in about 3 hours. There is no time in that gut to ferment anything. It eats meat.
An eagle has forward-facing eyes, a hooked beak, talons, and coughs up the parts it cannot dissolve. It eats meat.
A polar bear stores so much vitamin A in its liver that one meal of it would poison a man. It eats meat.
Not one of them was ever told. The body was the instruction.
The human has stomach acid at pH 1.5, as strong as animals that eat things they find already dead.
A small intestine running two thirds of the gut and a colon under a quarter, the carnivore's proportion, upside down from every leaf-eater alive.
No cellulase. No rumen. A caecum so useless we take it out when it complains.
B12 in no plant on earth. Haem iron absorbed at 25 to 35%, against 2 to 10 for the plant kind.
Forward-facing eyes. A shoulder built to throw. Skin that sweats, so we can run something faster than us into the ground by mid-afternoon.
Our tapeworms split from the ones in lions and hyenas 1.7 million years ago, because we were standing at the same carcass.
Stone tools were stripping meat off bone 2.6 million years back.
Same acid. Same gut. Same eyes.
The only animal on earth that can read its own biology is the only one arguing with it.
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Canadian police spent the 1950s and 60s shooting the sled dogs of the Inuit, and a people who had fed themselves off the sea ice for a thousand years ended up queuing at a government store.
An Inuit family's dog team was its truck, its tractor and its larder. The dogs pulled the sled out to the seal holes and the caribou grounds and brought the meat home. They could smell a seal's breathing hole under the snow before the hunter could see it. A family without dogs could not reach the animals that fed it.
The government wanted the Inuit in settlements, where they could be counted, schooled and housed. Parents were told the family allowance would stop if the children were not in school. And across the Arctic, Mounties and other officials shot the dogs, often in front of their owners. Between 1950 and 1975 the number of Inuit sled dogs fell from more than 10,000 to fewer than 1,000.
In 2006 the RCMP investigated itself and concluded it had only been protecting public safety. A judge's inquiry in Quebec found the dogs had been killed to force the Inuit into the settlements. In November 2024 the Canadian government apologised to the Inuit of northern Quebec, conceded that the killings had left families hungry and cut off from the land, and paid C$45 million.
The settlements had a store, and the store sold flour, sugar, lard and tea. Nunavut now has the highest rate of household food insecurity in Canada.
Nobody ever passed a law telling an Inuk he could not hunt. They shot his dogs, put his children in a school and opened a shop, and let the rest follow.
It is never the hunting they ban. It is whatever the hunting depends on.
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Somebody hid this.
The gilded silver disc from Ai Khanoum was found in 1969, wedged between the bases of two large storage jars against a wall of the city’s main temple. Ai Khanoum was destroyed around 145 BC. Whoever pushed it into that gap was trying to save it, and never came back.
The mixture on the disc is specific enough to list.
Greek: the winged Victory, the sun god Helios, the chlamys the figures wear, the naturalistic modelling of the lions.
Near Eastern: the parasol as a mark of royalty, the stepped altar, the shape of the chariot, the scalloped pattern standing for mountains, the crescent and the star. The flat composition, with no perspective at all, belongs to that tradition too.
Which half is the borrowing?
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In 1952 Marilyn Monroe told a magazine she lived on raw eggs beaten into warm milk, broiled steak and liver, and the magazine printed it under the word bizarre.
She warmed a cup of milk on a hot plate in her hotel room before her shower, broke two raw eggs into it, whipped them with a fork and drank it getting dressed. Her line was that no doctor could recommend a more nourishing breakfast for a working girl in a hurry.
Dinner she described as startlingly simple. Every night she stopped at the market near the hotel for a steak, lamb chops or some liver, and broiled it in the electric oven in her room. With it, four or five raw carrots and nothing else. She said she must be part rabbit.
The most photographed woman alive, at the exact moment the photographs were being taken, on eggs, milk, red meat and the fat that came with it. She said her normal diet was composed almost totally of protein foods and that this was why she could afford the occasional sundae.
Pageant called it bizarre. Pageant, like every magazine since, kept printing diet pages anyway, and the diet pages have been getting people fatter for 74 years.
She told them how in 1952. They filed it under eccentric and went back to the grapefruit.
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Want to see some of the worlds strangest, most complex and precise ancient structures that contradict the mainstream archeological and historical narratives?
Go to Peru.
Can't go right now?
Then watch my latest documentary!
4K quality, at the sites, NO AI and free to view!
Over and over these releases happen. Cumulatively over 1 billion litres have been released into the Red River by the City of Winnipeg.
This latest release happens with one week left of the commercial fishing season. This isn't just a Red River problem. It impacts all of Lake Winnipeg and it's outlet rivers like the Nelson River.
Winnipeg investigating 10 million litres of sewage spilled into Red River share.google/Jan93vMkRcMxeJU…
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I have an important announcement about the Brighteon video platform fighting for survival, as Trump's DOJ threw us under the bus, and Big Tech (including X) continues to blacklist the platform. We filed suit in Texas over 2.5 years ago to protect your right to speak freely, and both Biden and Trump administrations fought AGAINST us, moving to dismiss the case so that Big Tech could continue to blacklist any platform they wanted, even for reasons of "viewpoint discrimination."
To continue funding that lawsuit and fighting against a rigged government, a rigged tech ecosystem and totally rigged court system, we are being forced to make some cost-saving cuts to the platform. I explain it all in my video:
Brighteon Fighting for Survival Against RIGGED Big Tech and Big Government
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