536 – Questions About Leadership Choices Persist, Why Isn’t Anyone Asking For The Hard Data?

Waiting is the hardest part: A year into the pandemic, COVID fatigue has given way to vaccine envy https://t.co/DDqBxqiO79 pic.twitter.com/mGMX5Zxfny

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) March 22, 2021

How TF are we supposed to trust media, Big Pharma and public health when the story changes, literally every 24 hours.

"AstraZeneca vaccine 100% effective against severe Covid, study finds" https://t.co/3yIhF8W2aP via @MailOnline

— Trish Wood (@WoodReporting) March 22, 2021

Why would Canada accept a vaccine that the USA has not approved. Canada approved the one from India not Europe.https://t.co/EVVX6IFMVm

— Paluch (@TailspinPaluch) March 21, 2021

Lots of unexpected, accidental deaths going around. 👀👀👀👀 https://t.co/HPpyZWviDp

— Lisa 😀☺️🙃🙂😀🥰 (@kahnkidz) March 21, 2021

Full campaign is on pic.twitter.com/qERi9n6XQj

— Joe Warmington (@joe_warmington) March 21, 2021

Join the covid lottery- see how creative you can be to scare people and you’re in the running for $100k from our govt. just follow the science-eh! #cdnpoli #onpoli pic.twitter.com/FKLkheUJYb

— Randy Hillier (@randyhillier) March 21, 2021

#OttawaPooScience . Percent positivity of PCR tests and sewage PCR. The reason for OPH choosing this datapoint is…probably science. Notice that the curves are similar, which means something. When the curves are not similar, that means nothing. Unless it does. pic.twitter.com/Cki6Oq5bPR

— Jean Marc Benoit MD (@JeanmarcBenoit) March 21, 2021

“You walk into high school and you look towards your future, you look towards prom and graduation," said 17-year-old Terzo. "When you find out that it might be virtual, you won't get to wear that cap and gown, and throw your cap up, it's very upsetting."

https://t.co/PrDOzM0Q0X

— Lisa 😀☺️🙃🙂😀🥰 (@kahnkidz) March 20, 2021

Battacharya: I think the lockdowns are the single biggest public health mistake in history… have led to many, many, many unnecessary deaths, both directly as a result of the lockdowns, And also indirectly through this misplaced faith in the ability of the lockdowns… pic.twitter.com/TyIHv4Imwk

— Lee S Dryburgh (@DryburghDotCom) March 21, 2021

Why has this expert voice not been heeded? DR JOHN LEE: The effects of lockdowns are catastrophic https://t.co/rsJaIGAwFi via @MailOnline

— Peter Hitchens (@ClarkeMicah) March 22, 2021

One year on: 'If I didn't speak up for freedom now, even if I do it alone, I should think I was not worthy to call myself British, or a journalist, and that my parents’ generation had wasted their time saving the freedom they handed on to me' https://t.co/MgV6B6oRi5

— Peter Hitchens (@ClarkeMicah) March 21, 2021

Can @fordnation or @DrFullertonMPP or @Revera_Inc PLEASE explain to my 90 y/o Poppa who has been isolated in #LTC for 12 MONTHS why he can't go outside in this beautiful weather???? He has waited ALL WINTER. This is inhumane. pic.twitter.com/FdfdRggYSc

— Emily Hladkowicz (@emhladkowicz) March 20, 2021

Mayor Tory remembers the lives lost to COVID-19 in Toronto with a virtual commemorative ceremony. News release: https://t.co/NJ9QTPSDEB pic.twitter.com/rpBUOYq67a

— City of Toronto (@cityoftoronto) March 22, 2021

Not going to work = social isolation. This isn't pandemic fatigue. “People are at the point of emotional exhaustion."

Public Health doesn't look at health holistically. We miss the office – @fordnation & @JohnTory must not hold us back any longer. #onpolihttps://t.co/bApPFvBhGM

— Roman Baber (@Roman_Baber) March 22, 2021

Hmm, @UofT has some interesting professors. https://t.co/HurEacIY9d pic.twitter.com/fgIR7ADwQl

— Milhouse Van Houten 😀 (@Milhouse_Van_Ho) March 22, 2021

Near-Treasonous constitutional violation of the abdication and duty to govern. https://t.co/51xmz0wXMH

— Rocco Galati (@roccogalatilaw) March 21, 2021

These are U.K. stats over last 50 years.

He’s the evidence it’s not a pandemic: If you look at total deaths as a % of population over last 50 years. 2020 came the 35th worst year. So why haven’t the other 34 years been a pandemic. pic.twitter.com/xsIlwluxWp

— Mick Smith – We got Brexit done. (@mickhsmith) March 21, 2021

NEWS RELEASE: Justice Centre defends Charter freedoms from Ontario government enforcement against churcheshttps://t.co/qqYttMKeNz pic.twitter.com/6hSTTpOy3x

— Justice Centre (@JCCFCanada) March 20, 2021

I just called and the person who answered told me that “ they would only report on it if there was violence. There has been other protests in Toronto in the past there was nothing newsworthy about this one”.

You can’t even make this stuff up.#callingCBCout @CBCToronto

— Cameron (@iamyogi_) March 21, 2021

‘Secure’ is clearly the word-of-the-day with @erinotoole’s Conservative Party.

This nonsense isn’t going to resonate outside the party base.

Apparently, Erin giving himself a reassuring hug is representative of him hugging the country?

What is @JeffBallingall doing?! pic.twitter.com/SfIDLnA7EF

— Adam Lockett (@AdamLockett34) March 22, 2021

Jagmeet Singh has said the NDP government would forgive up to $20,000 in debt for those with student loans. https://t.co/yUCpD6I46H

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 21, 2021

… And you would make a fine chief lobbyist for SNC-Lavalin, the next time they need help with the law. https://t.co/Oi1nrPw8yy

— pierrepoilievre (@PierrePoilievre) March 21, 2021

To fully appreciate the great gobs of cash WE gave the Trudeaus before he approved a half billion tax dollars for them—watch this. pic.twitter.com/dEuqb6xv0c

— pierrepoilievre (@PierrePoilievre) March 20, 2021

“If the experts were doing a terrific job, we wouldn’t have among the highest cellphone bills in the world.” Commons industry committee will hold hearings on Rogers’ $26B purchase of Shaw. https://t.co/TMR39k9zJH @PierrePoilievre @beynate @AliEhsassi @earl_dreeshen #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/c7zNydTBuo

— Holly Doan (@hollyanndoan) March 22, 2021

Central bankers told us that printing money would make housing affordable.

Instead, this Ottawa family sheds tears from losing 9 bids, once bidding $400,000 above asking price for a house that went for $1.25m in the once-affordable middle-class neighbourhood of Riverside South.

— pierrepoilievre (@PierrePoilievre) March 21, 2021

You can't have it both ways.

Either mortgage payments are tax deductible, or capita gains from the sale of your primary residence are tax free.

If you do it any other way, in 3 generations, no one in Canada will own a home.#Cdnpoli https://t.co/IzMZr6m1G4

— David Jacobs (@DrJacobsRad) March 21, 2021

Canadian Michael Kovrig, accused by China of spying, faces trial https://t.co/SHnm78UUhd pic.twitter.com/YQqqhv8CLI

— Ottawa Citizen (@OttawaCitizen) March 22, 2021

Court statement says Kovrig trial has been held, verdict at a later date.

— Nathan VanderKlippe (@nvanderklippe) March 22, 2021

Diplomats and media being kept outside at Michael Kovrig trial, which is scheduled to start in 15 minutes. pic.twitter.com/hWwOuLVjjc

— Nathan VanderKlippe (@nvanderklippe) March 22, 2021

⁦@DLeBlancNB⁩: “Obviously very concerned…PM & defence minister have said we recognize the need to have a robust review of these allegations”.

Fox/hen. Who reviews ⁦@HarjitSajjan⁩ ⁦@JustinTrudeau⁩ for role, ignoring allegations/mandate? https://t.co/IAay9cWsBl

— Elizabeth A. Morris (@eamorris_) March 21, 2021

Canada's feminist PM Trudeau taking care of another of his feminist friends…

Trudeau approved performance pay for Vance after office aware of misconduct allegations https://t.co/bZ2XsqnpuE #cdnpoli

— Rex Glacer (@rexglacer) March 22, 2021

This is how Liberal feminists help women in the military because they really care about women LOL

MPs want answers on why Liberal government approved a raise for Gen. Jon Vance, despite allegations https://t.co/szMD8ZZDZr #cdnpoli

— Rex Glacer (@rexglacer) March 22, 2021

Racism affects everyone. On this International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination #guelphpolice stands with the @UN to #FightRacism
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— Guelph Police Service (@GuelphPolice) March 21, 2021

The hopes and dreams of hundreds or thousands of new Canadian restaurateurs in Toronto have been shattered by Mayor @JohnTory's stubborn refusal to allow indoor dining for six months but please tell us more about your (performative) fight for equity with hashtags https://t.co/L3ka96CL7e

— Ryan O'Connor (@rpoconnor) March 21, 2021

President Trump is building his own social media platform.

It’s official.

— Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) March 21, 2021