We must demand proper safety studies before widespread child immunization

that state governments are still in control of determining school immunization requirements for their jurisdictions.

Earlier this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced updated recommendations to the immunization schedules, including the addition of COVID-19 shots and boosters for children ages 6 months–18 years.

The CDC’s addition of COVID-19 shots to the childhood and adolescent immunization schedules may give states the power to make the shots mandatory for school attendance. However, many states have laws on the books that prohibit COVID vaccine mandates for children. It is not known how this new CDC rule will affect children in those states.

What must be taken into consideration is that vaccine makers are not liable for injuries or deaths associated with Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) vaccines but can be held liable for injuries caused by a fully licensed vaccine — unless that vaccine is added to the CDC’s childhood vaccination schedule.

What does this mean? It means that once a vaccine is added to the childhood immunization schedule, its manufacturers (Pfizer and Moderna) are no longer liable for any vaccine injuries and for ANY wrongdoing whatsoever.

A country with a functioning regulator and honest press (not North America obviously), would take a serious look at drug companies who would put forth a proposal so nonsensical as “Infant Covid Vaccine.” Instead, CDC approved this, and the media reports this approval readily.

Let’s take for example what is happening in Europe. Moderna is banned for young people in many countries in Europe. The reason is well known, and it is because of an even greater rate of adverse events from the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

In a research article titled, “Public should be told that vaccines may have long term adverse effects,” the author John Barthelow Classen notes that at a conference held in Bethesda, Maryland, in May 1998 the reviewed data on immunizations starting after the age of two months and its association with an increased risk of diabetes. The analysis was further supported by a similar rise in diabetes after immunization with the H influenzae Type B vaccine in the United States and United Kingdom. Furthermore, the increased risk of diabetes in the vaccinated group exceeded the expected decreased risk of complications of H influenzae meningitis.

Research into immunization has been based on the theory that the benefits of immunization far outweigh the risks from delayed adverse events and so long-term safety studies do not need to be performed. This is troubling due to the fact that many of the adverse effects would not be seen until years later.

You know me, I love asking questions, and the question I have right now is, shouldn’t the FDA at least stop for a minute and think about what they are doing, approving a vaccine that is banned in Europe?

“The childhood schedule is already unscientific and unjustifiable,” said Children’s Health Defense (CHD) President and General Counsel Mary Holland. “Adding this shot may well be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. Parents are likely to resist, finally calling the entire childhood vaccine schedule into question. That day has been long in coming, but it is now here. I believe we are now watching the beginning of the end of the reign of Big Pharma over the nation’s children.”

We believe that the public should be fully informed that vaccines, though effective in preventing infections, may have long term adverse effects. As an educated community we must demand proper safety studies before widespread immunization. The outcome; the development of safer vaccine technology.

Rwandian Canadian Healing has collaborated with six African Canadian community organizations to create the African Canadian Affordable Housing - Solutions Lab Project. The intended aim is to incorporate traditional African values into an affordable housing model to address the need for more suitable and culturally relevant housing for continental African Canadians.

The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) was an active participant contributing more than

$230,000 to the project to design a model of housing that typifies the traditional African village. The goal is that this model design will be affordable, culturally relevant, and intergenerational.

The six partners who are part of the African Canadian Affordable Housing Lab Project are:

• The Ghanian-Canadian Association of Canada (GCAO)

• Network for the Advancement of Black Communities (NABC)

• CASA Consult Design Inc

• The New Nakla-Eritrean Community Network

• The GTA Rwandan Canadian Collective

• Kenyan Canadian Association (KCA)

The Rwandian-Canadian Healing Centre (RCHC) is a federally registered non-profit organization that was founded in 2018 by

Kizoto Musabimana and operates from Toronto. It primarily provides services to the Rwandian Canadian community, but it works with other communities to help individuals overcome traumatic experiences from genocides, wars and other catastrophes. Their mission is to ensure they are building a Healing Centre for all who struggle with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTDS) and other trauma-related effects. The overall vision is to serve as a Multidimensional PTSD Research Centre for healing education, and social advocacy. The project will involve five phases that are projected to be completed by June 2023. They will then collaborate to promote and implement the housing model. In addition, the National Housing Strategy will play an important role in ensuring that solutions are presented to tackle the ongoing housing challenges, which are present across Canada.

Kizito Musabimana, Founder and

Executive Director of RCHC states, “We want to recreate the support and community of traditional African villages for African Canadians living in Canada who haven’t been able to experience it. It will bring a taste of home to the community. As a newcomer in Canada who has experienced homelessness, I would have greatly benefitted from an affordable housing project like this, which focuses on community and connection that offers resources to navigate a new country. I hope the project brings about positive lasting impacts that address affordable housing challenges.”

Moses Gashirabake, Chairman of the Board of RCHC states, “We are an organization that focuses on mental health, and we realized that improving mental health starts by ensuring our basic needs are met. How can we heal when we are focused on survival? A lack of affordable housing and rising living costs directly worsens Canada’s mental health crisis.”

Have you been around a person who thrives on drama? A person who plays people against each other, keeps dangerous secrets, lies and leaves a trail of upset and powerless people in their wake.

This person creating dangerous situations is one way that they create drama, and unfortunately, some people are undoubtedly going to emerge from the drama weakened, upset, and scared because the dangerous situation they’ve been pulled into is a lose-lose situation for them.

With their brash, self-centered ways, this person can hurt the people around them emotionally, and often their deepest fear is of being exposed as a nothing. So, they will protect their own fragile shell above all else, even if it sometimes emotionally harms the people they love the most.

The person we are talking about is someone who has narcissistic personal-