"Children would die within hours to a week of their immunization"

Executive summary

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) happens to babies, from 1 month to 1 year in age, but most frequently between 2 and 4 months of age.

Recently I interviewed a former police detective who handled over 250 SIDS cases for a major US city. She revealed her full name and I was able to independently verify her employment at the police department.

In the interview, she revealed that 50% of the SIDS cases happened within 48 hours after a vaccine was given and about 70% of the cases happened within one week of a vaccine.

This can only mean one thing: that the childhood vaccines are the leading cause of SIDS deaths.

There is no other explanation.

Even her pediatrician acknowledged this, but they aren’t allowed to talk about it. She said that the American Academy of Pediatrics trains the pediatricians in how to gaslight parents who seek to blame the vaccine.

This is the first time these statistics have ever been revealed publicly.

All the information is independently verifiable in the police records for any health authority who has any doubts.

Also, I am working with the police department to make these statistics public directly from the police department itself (I cannot compel the production of these records because the FOIA laws in the state exempt these records).

My 16-minute interview

 

The key points

1.  3 to 4 cases per month, so over 250 cases total during her tenure

2. 50% of SIDS cases happened within 48 hours of a vaccine administration. Assuming kids are vaccinated every month (which is the most conservative assumption), the chance of this happening by chance is 1.23e-64. This means the cases were caused by the vaccine since there is no other viable hypothesis that can explain the evidence.

3.  70% of SIDS cases happened within 1 week of a vaccination.

4.  Her pediatrician acknowledged this and didn’t argue with the data.

5.  The American Academy of Pediatrics trains doctors on how to gaslight patients who suspect the vaccine caused their child’s death.

6.  Jennifer declined to publicly reveal her name or the police department she worked for, but revealed this to me so I could verify everything using independent sources.

7.  The police department declined to respond to my records count request because it is outside the scope of the state’s FOIA laws since it cannot be accomplished with a straightforward query and “research” would be required. I agree with their interpretation, but I’ve requested they comply anyway as a matter of public benefit. I will update this article when I hear back from them.

Jennifer’s SIDS statistics are validated in the peer-reviewed medical literature!

This paper, Vaccines and sudden infant death: An analysis of the VAERS database 1990–2019 and review of the medical literature, states this:

Of all reported SIDS cases post-vaccination, 75 % occurred within 7 days (p < 0.00001).

This almost exactly matches what Jennifer said in my interview (70% within one week). Neither of us was aware of this article at the time we made the video.

This is impossible if the vaccines aren’t causing SIDS. There is simply no other viable explanation for the association. But of course, you won’t get your paper published if you say that. You have to say that the association is interesting.

Jennifer is not the only police detective to figure out the connection; Helen Grus in Ottawa found the same thing

In Canada, if you are a police officer and suspect that vaccines cause SIDS, they will prosecute you. It seems that is illegal in Ottawa to question the safety of the vaccines:

"Hearing to continue for Ottawa police officer accused of looking for vaccine links to child death cases," Joanne Laucius, August 18, 2023.

Helen Grus is a Forensic Police Detective in Canada who was looking into the sudden infant deaths that appeared to be connected to mothers being vaccinated.

For the last 2 years she was stoned walled by her own police force. Her court case resumes Oct 2023 and will drag into 2024.

She is being persecuted for seeking the truth. I hope that Detective Helen Grus will be exonerated and continue to investigate the “baffling mystery” of dead babies.

She was suspended without pay for not taking the COVID vaccine and she doesn’t think masks are effective either.

In short, they are trying to get rid of critical thinkers that are trying to get to the truth in the Ottawa police department.

See also these articles which cast Grus as the problem, rather than the vaccines:

1.  Detective tried to uncover vaccine status of dead children’s parents, sources say.

2.  Grieving mother not told nature of misconduct in probe of baby’s death: lawyer. 

Here’s a story casting Grus in a favorable light, pointing out that she didn’t violate any policy of the department and that the police department illegally provided documents to CBC Ottawa reporter Shaamini Yogaretnam which is a criminal offense, yet nobody in the police department is being charged with a crime. Former Toronto police detective Donald Best is baffled that Grus was charged at all, given the investigative discretion bestowed to all police officers. He pointed out that “a fourth-class constable on his or her first day on the job has all the authority to initiate any investigation they want to from parking tickets to homicide.”  

1.  Detective who investigated safety of Covid shot continues to fight to clear her name. 

That article points out that the investigating official, Chris Renwick, is denying discovery requests and refusing to investigate the source of the leak even though it is a criminal offense.

Here are more excellent articles and videos:  

1.  Ottawa Detective was singled out by police leadership for her opposition to Covid mandates.  

2.  Political meddling suspected in Ottawa police investigation of Constable Helen Grus

3.  Articles on Helen Grus from The Epoch Times. 

In short, this isn’t justice. They are stacking the deck against Grus, rather than following the law. CBC is ghosting requests for comment from True North.

Check out the rest of this episode . . . . 

IV "nutrition": Soybean oil, rancid oxidized fish oil, purified egg phospholipids, glycerol, and even 25mcg of aluminum per liter, right into your veins

Have your friends or family sneak in some beef stew or beef stock instead.   

This is what they give people in hospitals across the world when they can't eat and have to take IV "nutrition".

Soybean oil, rancid oxidized fish oil, purified egg phospholipids, glycerol, and even 25mcg of aluminum per liter, right into your veins. The combination of the… pic.twitter.com/pwafUTH2AM

— Inversionism (@Inversionism) September 28, 2023

In 1948, all of our traditional War Department powers were reoriented from kinetic war, conventional war, to organized political warfare

Music As An Instrument Of Statecraft

A lightning-round overview of the CIA & State Dept’s penetration & instrumentalization of music from WW2 to present. pic.twitter.com/EluW85qKiS

— Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) September 28, 2023

The CIA is the intelligence arm of the State Department as the FBI is the intelligence arm of the Justice Department.  

In 1948, the UN Declaration of Human Rights comes out and it bans and prohibits territorial acquisition by military force.  Coming out of WWII, a whole new set of international laws, norms, and treaties were adopted that prohibited the old empire style of the past millennia where you could simply acquire a country by military force.  You had to have, from 1948 forward, the internal ratification of the people through some sort of democratic pretense.  A vote, however rigged it was, or some sort of movement or bulwark within a country that nominally said, yes, this is our government, that we the people support it, it's a democracy because it's the consent of the governed is what gives legitimacy to the government.  So in 1948, all of our traditional War Department powers.  The Defense Department was called the War Department until 1948 when it changed its name from the War Department to the Defense Department.  It was all reoriented from kinetic war, conventional war, to organized political warfare.  And there are several means of soft power projections.  Soft power projection takes the form of information influence, technological influence, economic influence, diplomatic influence through sanctions, and music plays, and has played, an enormous role in the penetration of a country's cultures for the purposes of creating political movements and mobs in order to carry out what the end stage of a regime stage operation, which is people on the streets, rioting, occupying federal buildings, shutting down the government, demonstrating that the rebellion is popular and by the people to oust the existing government and put in, for the State Department, a more favorable U.S.-backed regime.  A couple of examples.  Look up Jazz Diplomacy, which started in the 1940s.  [There's a book titled, Jazz Diplomacy: Promoting America in the Cold War Era (American Made Music Series)].  The CIA came up with this blueprint in 1948.  There's a memo I recommend everybody read, it's called the Inauguration of Organized Political Warfare.  It is an internal CIA memo that lays out how basically we need to play micromanagement politics in every country on the map coming out of WWII in order to secure the American Century.  James Jesus Angleton shipping in Greta Garbo in Europe to bring people into the Euro-Atlantic Alignment as opposed to the Communist Russian one.  But the music diplomacy . . . music is an instrument of statecraft.  Jazz Diplomacy was a program when the State Department recruited high-level, internationally acclaimed jazz musicians, like Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie, for U.S. diplomacy and cultural ambassadorship with newly independent countries in Africa whom the U.S. was in a cultural clash of the titans for a capitalist economy versus a communist economy.  Jazz Diplomacy was a partnership program between the State Department and its covert little CIA cutouts and the jazz world to do diplomacy with Africa.  Simultaneously, the CIA was running something called the Congress for Cultural Freedom which onboarded dozens of classical musicians at the time, Russia was exporting classical music in a big way.  And this was part of the cultural appeal of the Soviet Union at the time, especially in Central and Eastern Europe was you had these high-level cultural figures who were world leaders in their field, including the chess world, the music world, the Olympics, and in order to create an organized cultural bulwark against that, the CIA created the Congress for Cultural Freedom.  Once the Color Revolution Playbook started getting rolled out, at a more and more sophisticated level and develop these popular rebellions.  Before WWII whenever there were coups, there were always top-down coups of military generals.  The strategy is you go into a country, you look at their high-level military brass, you bribe a sufficient proportion of the military to defect from the target government and the military simply orchestrates the coup because they have the guns.  A second means of regime change was orchestrated in the aftermath of WWII, it started a little earlier, for bottom-up revolutions.  If you could get enough people on the streets from all walks of a country's society who were aggrieved by that government, that is to say, if you created an anti-government or anti-authoritarian rebel cause to get people into the streets, then they could overturn the government from the bottom up.  Music was quickly backed as a means of doing that because music does a few things: 1) it galvanizes and unifies people in a magnet, cultural movement without even having to have overt political messaging.  That is people go to rock concerts without particularly caring with the artist or not.  Once you have people participating in massive, outdoor concerts, and you'll see this a lot from the foreign policy set, these giant-sponsored U2, Bono, Sting, Lady Gaga, and you'll see this a lot in targeted countries, countries where the U.S. is looking to do regime change or establish a larger U.S. bulwark.  In order to get people to the practice of taking to the streets and organizing and forming these little mobs, can be instrumentalized once it becomes a pattern of practice.  And a great example of this was how in 2014, USAID, which is the largest CIA funding conduit, was busted recruiting a Cuban rap collective.  They also do this in Venezuela, and a few other rap, and hip-hop groups, to author songs, one was called Patria Evida.  This became the rebel anthem of the anti-government revolutions in Cuba.  In turned out that they were sponsored by the National Endowment for Democracy, which is the most notorious CIA cutout in the entire blob arsenal.  Similarly, when USAID created ZunZuneo, a Cuban Twitter clone, the internal documents revealed that they wanted to lure people into the platform first using sports and music.  And then once they had a sufficient subscribership, they would start dripping political messages and calls for the Cuban people to form "Smart Mobs" to have organized demonstrations against the Cuban government.  Again, these were Cuban rappers recruited by the CIA.  Twitter cloned platforms that used music as the cultural means to get everybody in the same sandpit for the purpose of having them take to the streets later in time once they were all in the same cohesive identity movement.  BTW, music and parades are the two that the embassies will back in a region.  And I recently talked about how the NED also sponsored Pussy Riots in Russia for the same purpose in Russia.  Parades will often be with groups who are aggrieved by their government, like ethnic identity groups, women's groups, LBGT groups.  When you do this in an authoritarian country that's set to be on the chopping block of the State Department, the US embassies love that because it gets them in the practice of taking to the streets against their government, and that is the role of music.

Why do people think that Oil and commodities will save Canada from implosion. It won’t. Data clearly shows Canada has passed the point of no return.

Chinese companies and American companies will only pick up cheap Canadian companies after the dust settles, not before. --Eric Yeung

Why do people think that Oil and commodities will save Canada from implosion. It won’t. Data clearly shows Canada has passed the point of no return.

1) Never have Canada experienced a real estate bubble of this scale. When the Canadian RE bubble implosion accelerates, the Oil… pic.twitter.com/0LajsIuYrI

— Eric Yeung 👍🚀🌕 (@KingKong9888) September 28, 2023

 

Elderly homeless soaring, going from 11% in the 1990’s to 37% by 2003 and now roughly half of all new homeless.

As a member of the ‘nursing home’ industry, I agree with a lot of what this economist says.

But he doesn’t offer any solutions.

So let me offer some:

1. He says the average nursing home cost in Florida is $115k/year. That’s $9,583/month. That may be true for a skilled… https://t.co/0EUsDvGjKF

— A Paradise for Parents (@HalCranmer) September 28, 2023