“In the era of Covid, who can you trust”

Live this past weekend in Hamilton On

Glen Jung, founder of Bright Light News media, hosted a wonderful event Saturday evening that featured wonderful speeches, topics, and a panel discussion. Glen is a Canadian icon and hero that likely doesn’t receive the recognition he deserves. A homeopath and music teacher turned media producer has returned honesty and integrity to journalism just when the world needed it the most. Thank you, Glen!

The venue, the Zoetic in Hamilton, gives patrons a nostalgic sense of an old time theatre where it hosts various different events. It was quite lovely.

Dr. Patrick Phillips delivered a sobering and poignant presentation about the current agenda of the WHO with the proposed amendments to the international health regulations, or IHR, and the new proposed pandemic treaty. The take home message was clear: a power grab is in the works and being written into the existing international laws now that, if passed, will strip any country aligned with WHO of their sovereignty at the WHO’s next whim. WHO agendists no longer need to have the “sovereign” country agree there is a health emergency in their country or region, or even consent to these changes if they pass. They will become the sole global judge and jury for “health” emergencies of which they alone determine the appropriate response. Climate change is on their listed amendments as a “health” issue. I may ruffle some feathers by saying this; but, this is a veil the most powerful agendists use to amass control and wealth. Anyhow, the importance here is to involve yourself in learning of these proposed changes and the consequences of them to life as we know it. Our other role is to raise awareness and to vocalize our opposition to these harmful totalitarian objectives. I also learned that Patrick speaks multiple languages. One of my main reasons for going to this event was to finally meet my amazing colleague and hug him for the first time in person. He’s taller than I thought; but, his poise, character and integrity are exactly as I have come to know in our virtual world.

Dr. Mark Trozzi delivered a powerful personal speech that highlighted his humor and humility simultaneously. My favourite part of his speech involved his description of the emergency department in the early days of the pandemic response of 2020. The gamut of required PPE load he rightfully equated to a “space suit”. He had the entire audience in stitches laughing and fully endeared with his devotion to science, truth, and justice. My second favourite moment of Dr. Trozzi’s speech included a lapse in remembering the name of CPSO registrar, Dr. Nancy Whitmore … she’s only the woman who has unlawfully taken all of our licences away for not following her non-sensical suggestions. It made me realize that it is her very choices and actions that prove her irrelevance and is ripe for forgetting as faceless, out of touch bureaucrat’s typically are. I love how Dr. Trozzi explains mRNA viruses and technology in terms everyone can understand. He’s a brilliant physician and I’m honoured to be amongst him and Dr. Phillips in our quest to re-establish patient and physician rights in Ontario and Canada.

Mr. Rodney Palmer was enigmatic and captured the hearts of the audience from the very beginning of his sobering presentation. Mr. Palmer is a former cbc and ctv reporter with decades of experience under his belt. He knows a thing or two about the in’s and outs of mainstream media and even he admittedly learned something new about the depth and breadth of this wicked web of narrative control. Besides the “Trusted news initiative” that many are aware of, he shared other partnerships and programs connecting the media’s massive international coordination of government agendas, particularly Covid. The images below give a sense of this effort and strength of the stranglehold. An important take home from his presentation was to look at the media’s website for their “corrections”. Not only are these enormously frequent now compared to previous, there’s a lot of information that can be gained about the ideological motivation behind some of their necessary corrections. Authenticity and honesty are the bedrock of public communications and journalism. Mr. Palmer is helping to call this back into action as the only acceptable standard for all media.

Lastly, the great Dr. Byram Bridle, immunologist and vaccinologist, graved the stage and gave the audience a spectacularly professional scientific breakdown of the notorious claims and statements of the “official experts”. Unsurprisingly, they didn’t bother to show up for a public debate and discussion to address the public’s concerns as he has done countless times. Dr. Bridle and many of his colleagues, who wish to remain anonymous for obvious reasons, crafted the above table (in pic) from Pfizer’s own 6 month data on the safety and efficacy of their Covid injections. If you look at it put together this way, it’s undeniable that their own data does not support any of the claims they’ve made. Keeping in mind the previous presentations, it seems anyone can say anything and not have to prove or defend it. And, importantly, this has been publicly available data for well over a year now. Astonishingly, many of the “official experts” and the authoritarian regulators seem to be the ones spreading actual misinformation. As Dr. Bridle was wrapping up his incredible presentation, he spoke directly to these (un)professionals and candidly reminded them he is still maintaining his integrity as a scientist and professional academic to the process of non-consensus. Respectful, open, public debate is one way forward, or if any of these credentialed institutionalists wish to discuss any of the Covid science, he is willing any time. Dr. Bridle is a Canadian treasure who has bravely stuck his neck out when no one else was in order to protect the public.

In the crowd were some of my own hero’s: Kristen Nagle (Canadian front line nurses), Dr. Ira Bernstein, Dr. Jennifer Hibbard and many others who are not publicly known. I had the pleasure of sitting with some of the greatest humans who I have either barely met or never met until this night. Some of the audience came up to me thanking me for standing against medical tyranny and some offered support or advice.

People are inherently good and being in the presence of some of the finest I’ve ever known was restorative and invigorating for me.

Although I hated the drive to hamilton as it brought back far too many difficult memories and thoughts of medical school and what I’ve lost, I’m so glad I went!

This upcoming weekend in Toronto I will be speaking along side some great Canadian talents in hopes to raise awareness and funds for vaccine injured Canadians. Please go to vaxjustice.org for more information and tickets. Hope to meet some of my readers there.