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REVIEW BEFORE GRID SYSTEM GOES DOWN Updated 04 15 09 Canada Street News Cram Note- Volume 2 FALL Issue 2009 SEE ALL Toronto Street News EDITIONS 7-10 here // Volume 11 TorontoStreetNews.info FALL recent News // SUMMER Issue /SPRING ISSUE 2009 In September 2009, many of the aboriginal people in the remote west coast village of Ahousaht were innoculated with the tamiflu vaccine. Within weeks, over a hundred of them got sick, and the November 2009 sickness is spreading. In the same week, body bags were sent to similarly remote URGENT cramnote native reserves in northern Manitoba that also received the tamiflu vaccine. You must have this information before they On the face of things, it appears that flu vaccinations are causing a take down the website. You MUST go to sickness that is being deliberately aimed at aboriginal people across Canada, and this sickness will be fatal: a fact acknowledged http://www.canadastreetnews.com/index.ht by the Canadian government by their “routine” sending of body ml. Crucial, soul saving information. bags to these Indian villages. Before you express your shock and denial at the idea that people are 11 07 09 Watch out CANADA, being racially targeted and killed, remember that murdering Indians with vaccinations is not a during January and February 2010, after a toxic, sugar, alcohol ( low oxygen state), stressful Christmas and then global new or abnormal thing in Canada. Indeed, it’s how we Europeans “won the land”, and it’s one of the ways we keep it. reunion at the OLYMPICS. Knowing this history, it’s not surprising when Indians on isolated Native American History Canadian reserves start sickening and dying en masse from sudden illnesses, after receiving flu shots. After all, it’s still the law in Canada, under the apartheid Indian Act, that no on- The Mask Slips, for Those with Eyes to reserve Indian can refuse medical treatments or experimentation. So it’s small wonder that these reserves are the See: Preparing for the Real Pandemic by places being targeted first to be injected with untested, unsafe Kevin D. Annett, M.A., M.Div. and potentially lethal flu vaccines. http://www.republicoflakotah.com/2009/the-mask-slips-for-those- with- As an entire race of involuntary test subjects, eyes- Indians in to- Canada are a weather vane for what will befall see- all of us, and very soon. For the very techniques and weapons of genocide perfected against aboriginal people are now being deployed against “mainstream” Canadians. I believe that the real pandemic is about to be unleashed through the very vaccines being pushed by governments and pharmaceutical giants like Novartis and Glaxo Smith Kline. The shots will be the cause, not the cure, of the pandemic. Of course, those in power can disprove this by simply being the first people to take the swine flu shot: an event about as likely as these companies forgoing the multi-billion dollar profits they will reap from the mass vaccinations. It’s indeed ironic that, very soon, many “white” preparing-for-the-real-pandemic/September 19, 2009 Canadians may be suffering the same fate that aboriginal people have for centuries. Perhaps it’s fitting. For if we are indeed being targeted for extermination, or at the least 1 CanadaStreetNews.com- subsidizing the homeless, handicapped, underemployed and dying. Our current issue is on the street. 1-866- 9-WAY-TO-A to buy copies. We sell to vendors. Need help surviving? Advertise and share your VOICE with us [email protected] Canada Street News Cram Note- Volume 2 FALL Issue 2009 martial law and dictatorship, we finally can have the 4. Solder all bare wire and cover with electrical chance to shed our complicity in the genocide tape. Wrap all 3 battery holder clips of other people, and get on the right side of together using electrical tape to prevent humanity - simply by having to fight the system that damage and short circuiting. is causing mass murder. 5. Test with a voltmeter to see if 27V of DC http://www.republicoflakotah.com/2009/the-mask-slips-for-those- with-eyes-to-see-preparing-for-the-real-pandemic/ current flows thru the generator after connecting 3 9v batteries. ( car batteries and booster cables can be substituted for the Colloidal Silver, Gold and Titanium above. Also pure silver, gold coins will work) Kills Bacteria, Viruses and Fungus Gold has a higher frequency then silver, while the frequency of titanium is higher than gold. 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