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As many of you have noticed, we are at a time of major convergence on multiple societal fronts—whether it’s the debate over vaccinations, controversial legislation like Bill C-293 (the WHO One Health Initiative in Canada), or freedom of speech concerns surrounding Bill C-63.

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My guest today, Cullen MacDonald, and I first crossed paths at the height of the lockdowns, and since then, Cullen has taken a bold stand against what we both see as an erosion of one of our most fundamental democratic rights - the right to protest and peaceful assembly . Cullen’s case is significant for anyone concerned with freedom of speech, peaceful assembly, and the very principles of democracy.

In this re-broadcasted episode of the Onward Podcast, I have an in-depth conversation with Kerri Rivera, a trailblazer in autism recovery, about her groundbreaking work using chlorine dioxide (CD). Kerri’s journey started with her own son’s recovery from vaccine-induced autism, which sparked her exploration of alternative treatments outside conventional medicine. Over the past 13 years, she’s witnessed thousands of children recover using CD and other natural protocols. In this candid interview, Kerri shares the controversial yet highly effective strategies that have transformed countless lives, discusses the stigma surrounding CD, and emphasizes the importance of looking at autism through the lens of vaccine injury.

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In this episode of the Onward Podcast, I sit down with Veronica Jean, the National Campaign Director at the Natural Health Products Protection Association (NHPPA). We dive deep into a topic that’s incredibly important to both of us — the ongoing attack on natural health products (NHPs) in Canada. I’ve been engaged in this fight for many years, and now, with recent legislative changes like Bill C-47 and Bill C-69, the pressure on the natural health industry has ramped up. Veronica walks us through how these laws are redefining NHPs under drug regulations, imposing massive fines, and threatening to wipe out thousands of products Canadians rely on.

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If you are finding that conversations are becoming more difficult, you definitely want to tune into today’s show. In this episode I speak with David Charalambous, founder of Reaching People, an organization focused on communication, psychodynamics, and behavioural science. Together, we explore the art of navigating difficult conversations in today’s increasingly polarized society, where echo chambers dominate the online and offline spaces. We also discuss practical tools for meaningful dialogue and how to break down barriers between opposing worldviews.

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David shares his insights on why facts alone don’t change people’s minds, the science behind cognitive dissonance, and how the media’s use of polarization and classical conditioning has influenced public opinion. He also provides strategies to approach sensitive topics with compassion, logic, and storytelling, rather than confrontational debate.

This is mission critical folks. Bill C293 is Canada’s bill to make law their Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention Act. Second reading in the senate could happen as early as Sept 17, 2024. If this goes through we will see the World Health Organization’s “One Health Initiative” rolled out in Canada. This has dire consequences and will essentially usher in a technocratic surveillance state under the guise of safety and preparedness.

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In this critical episode of the Onward podcast, we delve deep into the ramifications of Bill C-293 with special guest, Lisa Miron, a lawyer with over 24 years of experience in Canada. Lisa sheds light on the Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention Act (Bill C-293), a piece of legislation that has serious implications for Canada’s sovereignty and personal freedoms. Together, we unpack the bill’s connection to international organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO) and discuss how it could impact every facet of Canadian life—from health to agriculture, land ownership, and beyond.

This episode is a must-listen for Canadians and anyone concerned about the global governance structures being quietly put into place. We explore how these changes fit into the broader One Health framework, the global push for pandemic preparedness, and why it’s critical for citizens to be aware and take action now.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ana Mihalcea, an internal medicine physician with over 24 years of experience, to dive into the pressing issue of self-assembling nanotechnology found in the blood of vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. We talk about the implications of this technology, how it ties into the broader technocratic and transhumanist agendas, and the health impacts that many people remain unaware of. Dr. Ana shares her research and findings on metal detoxification, the role of heavy metals in this nanotechnology, and solutions for those affected.

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In this eye-opening episode of Onward, we dive into the complex and controversial world of nanotechnology and synthetic biology with special guest Karen Kingston, a researcher with over 25 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries. Karen unpacks the hidden layers of nanotechnology within the COVID-19 vaccines, exploring the implications of nanotechnology and synthetic biology on human health, and how these technologies could be pushing humanity toward a transhumanist future.

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In this episode of the Onward Podcast, I sit down with my friend, Dr. Rochagné Killian, a South African-trained emergency room physician who became a courageous voice of dissent during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Killian shares her powerful story of standing up for medical ethics and patient rights, refusing to comply with the vaccine mandates imposed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Canada.

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Together, we discuss the challenges she faced, including the suspension of her medical license and the invasive investigation into her practice after providing medical exemptions. Her story is not only one of personal resilience but a larger reflection of the erosion of medical freedom and the critical importance of questioning top-down mandates.

In this episode, I engage in a critical conversation with Rodney Palmer, a seasoned journalist and former foreign correspondent, about the current state of journalism and media, both in Canada and globally. Rodney shares his insights into how media has evolved, especially in recent years, and the impact this has had on public perception and democracy. We explore how mainstream media has shifted from objective reporting to what Rodney describes as propaganda, driven by corporate and governmental influences.

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InPower Movement founder and CEO, Cal Washington joins me today to talk about how to take back your power and sovereign rights.

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In this episode we talk about the intricacies and nuances of sovereignty, common law, and the hidden systems of control that govern our lives. Cal shares his journey from a personal battle with the legal system to founding a movement that empowers individuals to reclaim their rights.