At least watch video in item 4: Links 1 for July 6th, 2023

1. Although these kinds of videos are more the province of our reader, JU, as he has a lot more knowledge and understanding than we do on this site of the posts, this one we find interesting for a couple of reasons. One is that he made predictions that were clear, and came true pretty much exactly. And one way to judge the validity of a model is by its predictive value. Not 100% but its a very good metric to use. And the second reason is when he breaks down and explains the macro of the current geopolitics of the world such as The Great Reset and the communists globalists effect on the world, especially France. For that go to 14:20

2. Twitter is working again normally. All is well and all is restored for those not logged in

Twitter is working again for the masses.

No more login required to read tweets.pic.twitter.com/oN0cv4PM6I

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) July 5, 2023

3. One suspected adverse reaction per 20 doses. (Lemme be clear here. It’s almost certainly closer to 80% or more of all non-placebo shots. But the redefined adverse to ignore abnormal menstrual issues and post shot nausea and other passing issues, but issues nonetheless that could signal a real problem. The fact that these problems are coming out once its too late to do anything about it, or that already no one is taking the accursed shots is another kind of alarm. And why is this video suddenly OK on YouTube which is no less controlled than CBC or CNN or FOX?

Go read the comments under that video at YT. Quite a few medical professionals rather upset over their own vaxx injuries.

4. Australia set to pass the most anti-freedom of speech bill in the West. Well, except for everywhere else in the West by different names but all for the purpose of propping up totalitarian governments. If you think this is only in Oz, think again. ALL Western states are rejigging the language to impose something like this with as little squawking as possible. Like taxation.

Australia has 35 days to stop #censorship Bill empowering ACMA to determine truth on social media. Labor is exempt from regulations:

“It’s down to anyone who believes they should be free to speak truth to power, not truth approved by power.” –@rowandeanpic.twitter.com/DO7Be5HaSn

— Alexandra Marshall (@ellymelly) July 3, 2023

If you don’t want to watch it on Twitter, here is is below from Rumble:

5. Trudeau’s urinating competition with Facebook is starting to be fun. It appears that the fact that Trudeau is scoring on his own net is taking a distant back seat to the joy he must be feeling of at least scoring one at all. Now they are going to pull all adverts off of Meta. Well only Canadian government ones. But Liberal Party messaging, they will still allow money to go to Zuckerberg for those. Where the money comes from is anyone’s guess. But the fact that they still pay for party adds but pulled Canadian government adds to support the illusion that the censorship bill is a right and just thing should tell us a lot. But hey, anything that stops people from reading the enemy propaganda of Canadian MSM is a good thing. As I think it was Churchill once said, “Never interfere with an enemy when they are making a mistake”.

Ottawa, Quebec pull advertising, escalating showdown with Facebook and Instagram

OTTAWA – The federal and Quebec governments will stop advertising on Meta-owned platforms Facebook and Instagram as the conflict between the company and Ottawa heats up over legislation that would force web giants to share revenues with news publishers.

“Facebook has decided to be unreasonable, irresponsible, and started blocking news,” Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez told reporters Wednesday flanked by Bloc Québécois MP Martin Champoux and NDP MP Peter Julian.

Shortly after, Quebec Premier François Legault announced his government would follow suite and stop advertising on Facebook “in solidarity with the media”. “No company is above the law,” he added on Twitter.

But the Liberal government’s decision does not extend to the party. Liberal Party of Canada spokesperson Parker Lund said in a statement that the party would continue to advertise on Meta-owned platforms. According to the company’s ad library, the party spent nearly $15,000 on over 1,000 ads in the past month.

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