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Humanity Deserves Answers (click here) ...
Thank You D..A.. 'Member of Canadian Parliament' & your team ... for your work & to the many other 'unsung heroes' & victims who 'represent the many' who have been (& are continued to be) injured, killed (genocided), by 'the powers not-to-be' ... &, Thank You to YouTube (Canada Info), for sharing...
Canadians deserve answers:
Conservative MP Dean Allison gives updates on vaccine injury inquiry . . .
An excerpt : At this November 5, 2026 news conference on Parliament Hill, Conservative MP Dean Allison delivers a major update on the ongoing COVID-19 vaccine injury inquiry hearings in Ottawa.
What new evidence has surfaced, and why are questions around government accountability growing?
In this update, MP Dean Allison outlines the latest findings and testimonies presented regarding COVID-19 vaccine injuries, support programs, and the hurdles affected Canadians continue to face.
• Canadians deserve answers: Conservative MP...
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The 'powers not-to-be' are all in it together ...
Maybe it's time to attack the locations, where the drones are controlled from ... or, program them to attack these perpetrators ...
And, incarcerate / execute these criminals - for 'Crimes Against Humanity' (click here) ...
It Should Be Noted ... NO QUESTIONS FROM THE 'MSM' WERE ASKED ...
They & those who knowingly support this fraud 'are culpable & must be brought to account', as well!! And, SO IT IS!
Thank You to YouTube (Canada Info), for sharing ...
An excerpt : Where is Canada’s assistance to Ukraine really going—and is it being properly tracked?
In a press conference on Parliament Hill on October 29, 2026, a coalition of Canadian peace organizations is calling for an independent audit into the billions of dollars allocated in financial, humanitarian, and military assistance to Ukraine. • WHERE DID THE BILLIONS GO? Peace groups ca...
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Peace groups call for full audit of Canada’s Ukraine aid ...
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Their Connections (ref: google A.I. search)
- Chrystia Freeland: A Canadian politician, former journalist, and of Ukrainian descent, Freeland has a long career focused on international affairs and Eastern Europe (having worked as a Moscow correspondent and authored works like My Ukraine). Under Prime Minister Mark Carney, she was appointed in 2025 as Canada’s Special Representative for Ukraine Reconstruction, tasking her with advising on economic recovery and helping return abducted Ukrainian children from Russia.
- George Soros: A Hungarian-American billionaire investor and philanthropist through the Open Society Foundations, Soros has long supported democratic transitions, civil society, and institutional reforms in post-Soviet Eastern Europe, including Ukraine since its independence in 1991. Freeland has moved in international policy and financial circles that historically included or intersected with Soros's philanthropic networks.
- Mark Carney: The 24th Prime Minister of Canada (who assumed office in 2025), Carney appointed Freeland to her specialized diplomatic and economic role concerning Ukraine's post-war/wartime reconstruction. Carney’s government coordinates Canadian financial, military, and diplomatic backing for Ukraine alongside G7 and NATO allies.
Ukraine: The central focus tying these figures together—spanning Canada's official reconstruction efforts and special envoy appointment under Mark Carney, Freeland's diplomatic/cultural ties and official portfolio, and broader Western/philanthropic involvement (such as George Soros's long-standing civil society funding in the region) aimed at supporting Ukraine's sovereignty, defense, and economic resilience.
- Roots and Education: Both grew up with Northern Alberta roots, attended Harvard University as undergraduates, and studied at Oxford University. At Oxford, Carney became friends with Graham Bowley, a journalist who later married Freeland.
- Family Ties: Carney is the godfather to Freeland’s youngest son.
- Social Circles: Rather than an intensely tight, lifelong personal friendship, acquaintances and biographers describe them as moving in the same elite academic, financial, and policy circles for many years (including the Davos circuit).
- Liberal Leadership Race: Following the political shifts and resignations that unspooled in late 2024 and early 2025—including Freeland's resignation as finance minister and Justin Trudeau's subsequent departure—both Carney and Freeland emerged as front-runners for the leadership of the Liberal Party.
- The Campaign: Their leadership race in early 2025 was framed largely as a friendly, two-person contest between old acquaintances offering differing economic and strategic visions for Canada, with Carney ultimately winning the contest and becoming Prime Minister.
- Cabinet and Roles: Following the leadership race, Freeland served briefly in Carney's government as Minister of Transport and Internal Trade in 2025, before transitioning to become Special Representative for Ukraine Reconstruction. She later announced her departure from Parliament.
- Current Dynamic: Freeland has continued to speak publicly with respect toward Carney as a longtime colleague and prime minister, while occasionally offering subtle policy-level critiques or differing perspectives on foreign policy and economic direction, such as those noted surrounding her public writings and commentary.
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Thank You to Oxford University - Blavatnik 'School of Governments' (click here), for sharing ...
Former Canadian Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau to join Blavatnik School of Government’s World Leaders Circle at Oxford University
Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau has joined Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government as a Distinguished Fellow and member of the World Leaders Circle. He served as the Canadian Prime Minister for a decade, from 2015 to 2025, and led the Liberal Party of Canada from 2013 to 2025.
The World Leaders Circle is an international network of former heads of government, whose experience and insight shape the Blavatnik School’s work to improve governance across the globe. Through its engagement with the School’s research and the education of current and future public leaders, this high-level network will enhance efforts to promote more effective government worldwide.
Professor Ngaire Woods, Dean of the Blavatnik School, said:
“We are delighted to welcome Justin Trudeau to the School as a Distinguished Fellow and member of our World Leaders Circle, a forum to exchange ideas and foster international collaboration among leaders. He brings with him a wealth of experience, forged through a decade of public service.
“Our students are the public leaders of tomorrow, and the opportunity to learn directly from those who have navigated the complexities of government, and to engage in frank and thoughtful conversations about what makes leadership effective, is invaluable.
“We look forward to former Prime Minister Trudeau visiting the School later this month.”
Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau said:
“In the decade that I was Prime Minister, the world went through profound change both geopolitically and technologically, which fundamentally reshaped our world.
From an evolving global order to the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the challenges faced by governments across the globe demand thoughtful leadership, international cooperation, and a renewed commitment to public trust in our democratic institutions.
“I look forward to contributing my experience, exchanging perspectives with fellow leaders, and engaging with the next generation of government and policy leaders as we consider how governments can respond to change and build a more hopeful, inclusive and prosperous future for everyone.”
And, Thank You to YouTube (The Canadian Press), for sharing ... (click here)
Trudeau joins Oxford University in new role
An excerpt : Former prime minister Justin Trudeau has been named a distinguished fellow at Oxford University. (Nov. 7, 2026).
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