@JSardos

Wife, Mom, Grammy. Retired Health care professional, unhealthy fixation on politics and reading. Very attached to 🇫🇷 France. Proud to be Canadian.

East coast
Joined August 2021
Janet de Saint Sardos retweeted
and yet LNG is flowing from Kitimatt, in fact it's being expanded thanks to Trudeau, and Transmountain was finished by Trudeau as well, including an expansion, so?
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Good! What’s your problem? I’m wide awake. But way more aware than you appear to be.
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Carney: "Let me conclude by noting the obvious but essential point: We are undergoing massive transformations in our economies. Let's plan for Mexico and make Canada strong. Our efforts will be strengthened by working together. As President Sheinbaum said at the G7 Summit - and I quote: 'In an interconnected world, no country can isolate itself.' As one of your predecessors advised: Between individuals, as between nations, respect for the rights of others is peace. By balancing respect for sovereignty with a belief in cooperation, Canada and Mexico can build together for the benefit of our peoples."
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Good! The family of the pregnant woman who died sues Ken Paxton for wrongful death. Tierra Walker, 37, developed severe pre-eclampsia (life-threatening) at 20 weeks. Physicians would not perform an abortion to save her life because of the abortion ban in Texas. She died. 🤬 theguardian.com/us-news/2026…
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This is a Canadian Government that is really on fire and fully committed to deleveraging from the USA. It is setting an example and incentivizing the rest of the world to do the same. This is not anti USA. It is simply pro-Canada sovereignty.
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Replying to @simonmaechling
Diphtheria, smallpox, polio, mumps, measles, cervical cancer, TB and others. The biggest drop in mortality was during & following the industrial revolution. Childhood mortality From AI: "Before widespread childhood vaccines around 1900, about 20% (or 1 in 5) of children died before reaching their fifth birthday. In pre-modern and ancient history, that number was even higher, with roughly 43% to 50% of children dying before adulthood due to infectious diseases. [1, 2, 3]"
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I walked in Mount Auburn cemetery today. I saw this -I thought about the antivax movement and how ghastly it is. I’m not sure if you can see the inscription … 3 Children one family.
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There is a reckless and dishonest op-ed in my newspaper by an Irwin Studin that asks a number of questions and pretends that the answers are unavailable. Let me provide them. 1. "Who approved the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines for Canada?" National regulatory agencies around the world, such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), approved the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. In Canada, Health Canada did so. 2. "Why were they approved without proper Canadian testing?" The vaccines were tested in clinical trials and authorized under Health Canada's Interim Order for COVID-19 related drugs. They were approved in December 2020. They had been tested for months and underwent standard, rigorous preclinical testing and three sequential phases of human clinical trials before receiving regulatory authorization. 3. "Were they approved with any knowledge of risks of injury and death?" Before emergency authorization and full regulatory approvals, clinical trials and scientific reviews identified specific short-term adverse events and theoretical risks associated with mRNA technology. These included allergic reactions and flu-like symptoms. There were no statistically significant difference in overall or all-cause mortality between the vaccinated and placebo groups. None. 4. "Why were these risks not communicated frontally [sic] to Canadians?" COVID-19 mRNA vaccine side effect risks were communicated to Canadians through official channels, repeatedly. The federal government and public health agencies used a multi-layered approach to convey side effect risks. $88 million was spent communicating with the public about Covid-19 and vaccines in just 2020. Physicians communicated risks, as did the media, including the one in which Rudin published his conspiracy theory. 5. "Why were the vaccines not removed immediately upon information about injuries and likely deaths? (This would have been done for any product on any sane Canadian day!)" This is the most reckless bit of propaganda in this screed. After attempting to build a false case there were serious risks and fatalities, the author insinuates blame for "injuries and likely deaths" that he has not shown happened. Insinuating homicide is a serious charge. He has provided no proof. Where is the proof? 6. "And why, pray tell, were we forcing perfectly healthy Canadians — including young Canadians and pregnant women — to take the vaccine simply in order to access what were once considered basic public goods in our beloved Canada?" This too is a falsehood. No one in Canada was held down to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Again, where is his proof that people were physically restrained and injected with something? He has none. Opinions are fine. Presenting bullshit as facts is not.
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Let's be clear about what happened: the Freedom Convoy was an attempt to dismantle and overthrow a democratically elected government. @PierrePoilievre and @CPC_HQ didn't just watch—they actively endorsed and enabled it. That’s the bottom line.
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De l’autre côté de l’Atlantique, à quelques kilomètres du Canada, bat un cœur français, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. Très fier et heureux de venir à votre rencontre durant deux jours. L’océan nous sépare, l’essentiel nous rassemble : nos valeurs, un destin commun, la République.
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#ableg; Danielle Smith is BLOWING $136,000,000 on a CORRUPT referendum. We could use this for: 👩‍⚕️ 360 Family Doctors 🏥 100 state-of-the-art MRI machines 🏫 7 new public schools 🥦 7 years of free meals for vulnerable school kids Danielle Smith chose separatists over Albertans
NEWS RELEASE - Referendum information update. Read more: ow.ly/8gep50ZOVkY
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A French military source told Le Monde that France is already carrying out undisclosed conventional military responses to Russian hybrid attacks. Asked whether Paris could retaliate militarily without making it public, the source replied: “That is already happening.”
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Gauntlet thrown
Mark Carney says Liberals will "work whenever we can with members across the aisle, because we're all here to make the greatest country in the world even greater."
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Replying to @funtomvids
Pierre Poilievre and Andrew Scheer are the "two idiots" who have cost Canadians millions. They earn combined incomes of over a million dollars, expense accounts well into the millions and a free mini van to transport his kids to private school paid for by the CPC donors. Grifters
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Make no mistake. Donald Trump is banning the free press because he's a felonious rapist that has committed treason against the United States of America. Make the midterms a bloodbath. 🇺🇸
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Montréal, Canada 🇨🇦
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Trump is still blaming the Epstein victims "or whatever" for "refusing to go under oath" after Melania pushed Congress to swear them in🤬 "I'm OK with it but I understand that the women didn't want to go under oath, that's what I heard," Trump told reporters. "That the women, or the victims or whatever, they refused to go under oath. Which was a little surprising." That is a LIE. Survivors have NOT ruled out testifying, though several victims have accused the first lady of "shifting the burden" on them in an effort to protect people in power, including the president. "Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein have already shown extraordinary courage by coming forward, filing reports and giving testimony," a group of 15 survivors wrote in a statement last month. "Asking more of them now is a deflection of responsibility, not justice," they added. Marina Lacerda, who was identified in a 2019 indictment against Epstein as "Minor-Victim 1, posted a video on Instagram after Melania Trump's remarks questioning whether a hearing would produce anything meaningful. "You want to retraumatize us and ask us to go in front of Congress and tell them our story, which we have told some of them already," she said. "And then do absolutely nothing." Rep. Mike Levin added to that: "The victims 'or whatever?' That is how the president of the United States just referred to the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse."
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This is so very funny …,🤣 clever sheep!
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Replying to @OlenaRohoza
Trump started a war with Iran, while negotiations were ongoing, for the simple reason Israel told him to. Now that they fucked it up completely, they're squealing for those who had nothing to do with it, and had no say in the war starting, to come save them. Fact, the Strait of Hormuz was open before Israel cracked its whip. This is Trump's mess, no one else's.
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