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💥BOMBSHELL: European Parliament confirms a COVID vaccine lottery—and some got the kill shot. In a shocking admission that validates what millions suspected, the European Parliament confirmed the COVID vaccine rollout was a calculated experiment with human lives. Not everyone received the same formula—some got a low-concentration mRNA dose while others received what whistleblowers are calling "the kill shot"—a lethal amount designed to eliminate rather than protect. But the deception runs even deeper —a troubling procedural order keeps both the public and even doctors from being fully informed. There are two sets of adverse data: one the pharmaceutical companies keep hidden, and one carefully curated for public consumption. Perhaps the most damning: According to Marcel de Graaff of the FVD MEP, the EMA—Health Canada's equivalent—knew the mRNA vaccines neither treat nor stop transmission of COVID-19. Even worse, they concealed evidence that vaccinated people were MORE likely to contract the virus. This isn't just a medical scandal—it's a crime against humanity.

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Nintendo originally made hanafuda (花札), traditional Japanese “flower cards.” These 48-card decks are divided into 12 suits representing the months of the year, with each suit featuring four cards illustrated with seasonal flowers, plants, birds, and animals rather than numbered ranks or Western suits. Fusajiro Yamauchi founded the company in 1889 specifically to produce handmade hanafuda using mulberry bark, clay, and woodblock printing. The cards are smaller and thicker than a standard 52-card deck and were used for games such as Koi-Koi. They became especially popular in gambling circles. Nintendo’s best-known hanafuda brand was Daitoryo (“President”), which featured a portrait of Napoleon on the packaging—an image that later appeared on some of their other products as well. The company later expanded into other Japanese karuta styles (such as kabufuda) and, around 1902, began producing Western-style 52-card “trump” decks. Nintendo still manufactures hanafuda today, including traditional Daitoryo sets and Mario-themed versions.

Montreal makes it illegal to insult police officers and other municipal employees notthebee.com/article/montre…

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So a jewish director behind a movie on “How to Catch A Predator”, made Chris Hansen, the Christian who protected children from pedophiles… the villain? Meet the director…

Chris Hansen, famously known for catching pedophiles, is being depicted as the villain in the new movie “primetime”. Could it have anything to do with who he recently captured? Spoiler: it was Benjamin Netanyahu‘s ex chief of security.

Report: More Canadians now die from government-assisted "suicide" than Americans die from gun homicides notthebee.com/article/report…

Trump thinks he can bully Canada and push us around. He's wrong. The only groups capable of that are: Indiginous tribes greater than 10 people, the CRA, Sikhs, public sector unions, dairy + cheese farmers, Muslims, climate alarmists, public health units, trans and 🏳️‍🌈 people.