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With the US imploding into full-blown fascism, it's important not to take our eyes off the implosion of public health and infection control into more or less the same thing, with H5N1 waiting in the wings. The cover up of their very big mistake on COVID prevents adequate preparations for bird flu.

The pending handover of Canadian public health guidance to GRADE pseudoscience, and possible elevation of Dr Henry to federal CMOH, highlight the fact that the best way to cover up a bunch of unnecessary deaths is to grab control of the institutions responsible for investigating and reporting them.

For anyone who can't figure out why so many infection control docs are still desperately trying to manufacture a narrative that COVID isn't airborne, N95s don't work, and nothing could have been done differently in 2020...

...imagine having to face the guilt for this in the mirror every day.

Reminder: In B.C 🇨🇦, top public health officials all KNEW since SPRING 2020 about C19’s ability to cause devastating multi-system/multi-organ damage via spike proteins binding w/ACE2 receptors.

They even wrote all about it as per this journal article excerpt cited in my 1st #LongCovid piece below:

Speaking of hypocrisies - & in this case, mass-disabling, life-ending, negligent & criminal ones - yes, I think we’re now past the point where not describing the yrs long accumulation of behind scenes #LongCovid knowledge by PH/gov’t as criminal, IS criminal - here again are all my pieces on that:

Abstract It has been known that, the novel coronavirus, 2019-nCoV, which is considered similar to SARS-CoV, invades human cells via the receptor angiotensin converting enzyme II (ACE2). Moreover, lung cells that have ACE2 expression may be the main target cells during 2019-nCoV infection. However, some patients also exhibit non-respiratory symptoms, such as kidney failure, implying that 2019-nCoV could also invade other organs. To construct a risk map of different human organs, we analyzed the single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) datasets derived from major human physiological systems, including the respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, and urinary systems. Through scRNA-seq data analyses, we identified the organs at risk, such as lung, heart, esophagus, kidney, bladder, and ileum, and located specific cell types (i.e., type II alveolar cells (AT2), myocardial cells, proximal tubule cells of the kidney, ileum and esophagus epithelial cells, and bladder urothelial cells), which are vulnerable to 2019-nCoV infection. Based on the findings, we constructed a risk map indicating the vulnerability of different organs to 2019-nCoV infection. This study may provide potential clues for further investigation of the pathogenesis and route of 2019-nCoV infection.

This report, published March 12th, 2020, constructed a "risk map" of the tissues and organs likely to be damaged by COVID infection, highlighting the absolute requirement to take a precautionary approach until the long-term implications of COVID were understood.

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

If you're wondering how the medical community can ignore a disease that causes all of the damage laid out in the thread below, take note of the fact that continuing medical education processes are so outdated and ineffectual that many can't even recognize #longCOVID when they get it themselves.

Controversy over airborne transmission of COVID-19 'a tempest in a teapot,' Dr. Bonnie Henry says | CBC News Dr. Bonnie Henry says the controversy over airborne transmission of COVID-19 has been overblown, after hundreds of scientists signed a letter calling for the World Health Organization to revise its re...

...for everyone else:

The people who made that very big mistake, minimized the reality of long-range aerosol transmission, and now refuse to even admit the fact that they made it, let alone apologize for the price we've paid...

...are grabbing for the power to tell *you* what "misinformation" is.

Researcher who transformed COVID transmission science wins PM's prize Lidia Morawska, an internationally renowned expert in air quality and its impact on human health, has won Australia's most coveted prize for scientific research.

If they cared to learn, they'd have the experts up on stage, and public health leaders would be in the audience, listening.

The fact that the people who made the mistakes are the ones platformed, shielded from questions they can't answer about mistakes they can't justify, tells you everything.

Program – Global Health Security Forum Time Agenda 12:00 PM – 12:30 PM Registration and Lunch 12:30 PM – 01:00 PM Opening Remarks from Siem Te Ta-in (Coast Salish Knowledge Keeper) Opening Remarks by BCCDC 01:00 PM – 1:45 PM Keynote Presentation Rethinking Global Health Security in the Post-COVID Era — Are we better prepared Maria D. Van Kerkhove, Director a.i., Epidemic and Pandemic Management, Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Programme, World Health Organization 01:45 PM – 4:00 PM Presentations (20 minutes each) 1:45 PM – 2:05 PM Indigenous health and rights at the forefront of health security Shannon Waters, Deputy Provincial Health Officer, British Columbia, Canada 2:06 PM – 2:26 PM Public trust and health security Heidi J Larson, Professor of Anthropology, Risk and Decision Science, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK 2:26 PM – 2:46 PM Misinformation and tackling misinformation—what is needed at the global scale Tara Kirk Sell, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, Johns Hopkins University, USA 2:47 PM – 3:07 PM Data, equity and intelligence: Building inclusive surveillance systems Naveed Janjua, Director, UBC Centre for Disease Control, University of British Columbia, Canada 3:08 PM – 3:28PM Are we ready to tackle another pandemic: vaccine from development and to uptake? Natasha Crowcroft, Vice President, Infectious Diseases and Vaccination Programs, Public Health Agency of Canada, Canada 3:29 PM – 3:49 PM One Health approach to tackle emerging threats Hung Nguyen-Viet, Regional Director Asia, International Livestock Research Institute, Kenya 4:00 PM – 4:30 PM Break and Networking 4:30 PM – 5:50 PM Panel Discussion Where do we go from here? Building a resilient global health future Panelists: Maria D. Van Kerkhove, Director a.i., Epidemic and Pandemic Management, Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Programme, World Health Organization Natasha Crowcroft, Vice President, I…

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🧵This "public" Nov 5 forum highlights the hypocrisy of public health institutions. Topics include misinformation and public trust, and an attendee sent me this: questions for the panellists must be submitted in advance (so hard ones on e.g. PPE, aerosols etc can be censored).
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We (tried to) ask Billionares in their Vancouver mansions - what’s an oligarch? 🤔💰 #billionares #oligarchs #fighttheoligarchs #wealthtax #bcgreens

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If the province weren't so invested in boosting productivity by normalizing COVID-19, they'd see that more can be gained by not sickening entire workplaces. Promote regular testing & airborne precautions, provide more job-protected leave days so people return to work RAT-. 32/?

When the stakes of going without COVID-19 testing are so high, why should it be singled out for payment? What little the province can save on RATs, we will pay in exponents to expedite waitlists & provide for those who are now permanently disabled from repeated infections. 30/?

[Simulated overhead projector slide:] Second page of the May 2025 edition of the BC Pharmacare Newsletter continued. Pharmacists are encouraged to remind people that: • Provincially supplied kits do not expire until May or June 2026 [commentary: As if SARS-COV-2 would've disappeared by then. And what about the people who missed the announcement?] • Test kits are not needed as they once were because COVID-19 is in decline [commentary: We'll still need a way to test for it.] • Kits have been distributed for free in B.C. since 2020, with demand on a steep decline [commentary: SOURCE? And so what?] • Kits will be available for private purchase at many pharmacies in the future [commentary: And shift the onus of buying them onto people making $1,500 a month!]

2: "Provincially supplied kits do not expire until 2026". Will SARS-CoV-2 have ceased to exist by then? Doubtful. What about the people who had no idea that the distribution program had ended? Stocks have dried up & they've been left with no way to replenish their supply. 20/?

[Simulated overhead projector slide:] The silent erosion of COVID-19 awareness & management in B.C.: A TIMELINE [A timeline of the year 2025 and the January of 2026. Numbered diamonds are placed on the timeline to mark the events below.] 1. April 16: Amount & timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID, an online repository, deteriorate. 2. May: The end of RAT Kit Distribution Program is announced in a professional newsletter. This provided free RAT kits to pharmacies. 3. May 31: RAT kits orders from this day onwards would not be reimbursed. 4. June: The BCCDC page dedicated to how COVID-19 spreads is removed. 5. September 1: Under the MSP, less than 20 people will be allowed in an online group medical visit. Scores of bed and housebound people will lose telehealth access to a long COVID and ME/CFS clinic. Delayed until January. 6. September 15: Sponsored Vancouver Sun article suggests the program that generates SARS-CoV-2 data from wastewater samples would be expanded and describes the then-current state of the program. 7. September 18: The wastewater surveillance program is cut: 8 of 12 wastewater treatment plants will no longer be monitored, and 1 sample will be taken per week instead of 3. 8. October 14: The year's vaccination campaign starts with widespread shortages.

Thread in essay format + unedited slides: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

I will begin with a brief timeline of how the BCCDC has worsened COVID-19 related programs & why they matter:

4/16: The amount and timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID deteriorated. 3/?

This is the second iteration of a thread I posted on November 6. It doesn’t contain a great deal of new information, but I have responded to recent changes that the BCCDC made to the wastewater dashboard. 2/?

Pls read this entire thread &/or this stellar google doc piece in the post below.

It provides a crucial timeline summary about the purposeful erosion of safeguards - namely RATs & wastewater surveillance - & info to help keep our population safe.

Giving #Covid19 & #LongCovid full reign.

[Text on an yellow octagon meant to look like the output of an overhead projector.] The silent erosion of COVID-19 awareness & management in B.C.: A TIMELINE [A timeline of the year 2025 and the January of 2026. Numbered diamonds are placed on the timeline to mark the events below.] 1. April 16: Amount & timeliness of SARS-CoV-2 sample data uploaded to GISAID, an online repository, deteriorate. 2. May: The end of RAT Kit Distribution Program is announced in a professional newsletter. This provided free RAT kits to pharmacies. 3. May 31: RAT kits orders from this day onwards would not be reimbursed. 4. June: The BCCDC page dedicated to how COVID-19 spreads is removed. 5. September 1: Under the BC medical services plan, less than 20 people will be allowed in an online group medical visit. An unknown number of bed- & house-bound people will lose telehealth access to the BC-CLMF, a long COVID & ME/CFS clinic. Implementation delayed until January. 6. September 15: Vancouver Sun publishes a sponsored article, suggesting the program responsible for generating SARS-CoV-2 data from wastewater samples would be expanded & describes the then-current state of the program. 7. September 18: The wastewater surveillance program is cut: 8 of 12 wastewater treatment plants will no longer be monitored, and 1 sample will be taken per week instead of 3. 8. October 14: The year's vaccination campaign begins to widespread shortages.

I have been trying to raise awareness about the recent cuts to pandemic preparedness by provincial institutions in BC for the past 1½ months. Most of the cuts were not announced to the public beforehand and media coverage has been scant. 1/?

You’re our blueprint, Mayor Mamdani. The 1% have done everything in their power to starve us of hope. To rob us of a dignified life. But we are making hope normal again. We are building a big, beautiful movement to reclaim BC’s economy for the 99%. Let’s do this thing⚡️ #bcpoli bcgreens.ca/join/

As per the photo portion below, I’ve updated my timeline summary to include Dr. Henry’s Sept 28th, 2022 press conference where she said a high rate of #Covid19 infection in kids does not translate to long term consequences.

And that she would have known the opposite was true. #bcpoli

A BC Public Health Scandal: Long Covid, Failure to Warn - Protect Our Province B.C. B.C.’s Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, her medical health officers, Minister of Health Adrian Dix, and his health ministry have never warned you about post Covid health impacts beyond an ...

5/ And finally, this. A condensed version of the above piece. My Protect our Province B.C blog contribution: protectbc.ca/public-healt...

Part 3-Long Covid Timeline Summary for BC Long Covid Timeline Summary - All that was known and not shared in B.C. “The government and the office of Public Health claim legitimacy and authority through prop...

4/ A complete timeline of the behind scenes knowledge via B.C’s PC-ICCN & F.O.I.s, as per above, as well as a breadth of long Covid/PCC facts & recipient information gleaned from Protect our Province New Brunswick’s incredible R.T.I work. My third piece: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Part 2 - What They Knew When about long COVID in BC B.C.’s long COVID cover-up: what they knew and when they knew it Correspondence between the Ministry of Health and the Provincial Health Services Authority has unveiled more indisputable long COVID k...

3/ B.C F.O.I documents reveal indisputable proof that our health ministry & senior PH officials have all known about long Covid risks as far back as April 2020. This 2nd piece also compares & contrasts timeline of public health messaging & legislature reveals…& more: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Part 1 - *What They Knew When* about long COVID in BC In Plain Sight - what they knew and when they knew it “It is incredible the learnings and support that we are providing British Columbians that are struggling with the long term effects of Covid. Pl...

2/ As far back as Spring 2020, B.C was ahead of the pack when it came to access to real-time updated evidence about long Covid & PC multi-system damage via it’s recovery clinics & it’s one of a kind Post Covid-19 Interdisciplinary Clinical Care Network. My 1st piece: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

🧵 1/ Since the carefully crafted walls of secrecy about all that was known about #LongCovid #PCC by public health & government officials are starting to crack, I thought I’d share, in order, the pieces I’ve written to date on this subject as it relates to British Columbia 🇨🇦…
#CanadaSky #Covid-19

Julie, wearing a flomask, holding a CO2 monitor and it shows that the CO2 level on the flight is 1151ppm.

Working on the campaign on the flight home, thinking about all the conversations I had with Londoners in this trip. People don’t understand what #LongCovid is - that’s what I learned from meeting people and sharing what I know with them. The root cause of Long Covid is Covid.

Oops…Infection, *Prevention & Control