Ontario sex-ed shock: Teacher tells 5-year-old he can ‘marry’ a boy

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After his five-year-old son came home from senior kindergarten last April to report excitedly that his teacher “told me I could marry a boy if I want to,” Naveed Bahadur was “shocked” and his wife left in tears.
But the incident is hardly an isolated one, says Jack Fonseca, political strategist for Campaign Life Coalition.
“I’ve lost track of the number of parents who have told us that their kids have been given lessons with alternative sexual lifestyles and gender identity theory woven into the material, even at the kindergarten level,” Fonseca told LifeSiteNews.
Too often, however, parents are intimidated; they don’t want to expose their children to ridicule or their family to possible harassment as “homophobes” or ignorant rubes who fear sex, he said, so they don’t speak up or take action.
“Parents can’t get discouraged — they need to keep up the pressure,” Fonseca said, adding that it’s important for concerned parents to come to the September 21 rally at Queen’s Park.
Ontario’s MPPs need to be reminded that the controversial sex-ed curriculum will be a ballot-box issue in the 2018 provincial election, he said.

The revolving door between the CDC, Emory University and the vaccine industry

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Harrowed by a growing and unstoppable public awakening about the dangers and futility of vaccines, the vaccine industry has taken to social media and the blogging world with a desperate new propaganda campaign known as “Voices for Vaccines,” which claims to be a “non-profit organization run by volunteer parents” in support of vaccines. But a closer look into who actually runs this latest pro-vaccine scam reveals that it is the work of none other than the vaccine industry itself, with the help of its buddies in the federal government and academia.
Investigative journalist Jeffry John Aufderheide from VacTruth.com recently published a groundbreaking report uncovering this shameless attempt at mass indoctrination, exposing the “man behind the curtain,” so to speak, pulling the strings over at Voices for Vaccines. Far from the grassroots effort that it feigns to be, Voices for Vaccines is controlled almost entirely by interests connected with the vaccine industry, including the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Emory University near Atlanta, Georgia, both of which aggressively promote vaccines.

Doctors murdered after discovering cancer enzymes in vaccines

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A wave of mysterious deaths continues to plague practitioners in the field of holistic medicine, including chiropractors, herbalists and other alternative healers. Some of the deaths have been tied to research involving nagalase, an enzyme/protein made by cancer cells and viruses that cause immunodeficiency syndromes and autism.
Renowned autism specialist, Dr. James Jeffrey Bradstreet, was researching the enzyme prior to his death in July 2015. His body was discovered floating in a North Carolina river with a single gunshot wound to the chest.
Suspicions swirled that the doctor may have been killed as a result of his controversial research. Bradstreet and his colleagues had discovered that the immune system is being compromised by nagalase, which they suspected was being introduced through vaccines.
Dr. Bradstreet was working with a naturally occurring compound that may be the single most effective thing in the immune system for killing cancer cells
Nagalase interferes with an important protein in the body that kills cancer cells, explained Dr. Ted Broer in an interview on the Hagmann and Hagmann Report.
GcMAF (Globulin component Macrophage Activating Factor), which is the GC protein after it combines with vitamin D in the body, has the potential to be a universal cure for cancer.
It’s also believed to be capable of treating and reversing autism, HIV, liver/kidney disease and diabetes.

Miami residents being deliberately poisoned by toxic chemicals, mocked by media for daring to resist

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A group of local business owners and citizen activists are gathering data in preparation for a lawsuit against a South Florida county in a bid to halt anti-mosquito spraying with a chemical some experts say is harmful to humans, wildlife and the environment, a resident involved in the effort said.
In recent days about 300 residents of Miami Beach and Miami-Dade County showed up at a Miami Beach City Commission meeting to protest the use of the pesticide naled, which is being dispersed via aerial spraying to kill Zika-carrying mosquitoes.
However, Ian Hamilton Trottier, a small business owner and entrepreneur in Miami Beach, says that he believes the chemical has been responsible for the deaths of fish and birds in the area, which he has discovered after each spraying. In an interview, he said he was motivated to oppose continued spraying and use of naled after seeing its effects on local wildlife. He also said he knows someone who developed a rash shortly after a recent spraying.
‘A chemical weapon’
Those observations coincide with earlier reporting by Natural News regarding the dangers of naled, which has been linked to cancers, paralysis and even death.
“Naled has been found to be highly toxic for fish, birds and beneficial insects, especially bees. Unlike most other insecticides, Naled even interferes with the photosynthesis of plants and therefore causes damage in our flora. … In short, the toxic, acute and chronic, long-term effects of Naled on humans and nature are horrendous—by far worse than the virus it is used to prevent,” said Sadhu Govardhan of Govardhan Gardens, an agicultural consultancy in Puerto Rico. The governor of Puerto Rico has refused to allow the use of naled on the Caribbean island.
Natural News also reported on the deaths of millions of bees following spraying for Zika-carrying mosquitoes in South Carolina earlier this month.
Trottier says it almost seems as though residents in Miami-Dade County, where Zika-carrying mosquitoes have been found, are being sprayed with “a chemical weapon.” And yet, local authorities are not planning to stop using naled – an organophosphate chemical – anytime soon, despite rising anger among residents.
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