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Monday, March 30, 2026
Sackville UNCensored : Jimmy Savile: the NHS privitisation paedophile pr...
Sackville UNCensored : Jimmy Savile: the NHS privitisation paedophile pr...: At this link: Jimm y Savile : the NHS privatisation paedophile prince and the shift to the technotronic human – the bridge
15 Minute Cities in Canada - Real Citizen on Youtube
At this video link: 15 Minute Cities in Canada | Citizen | 015 - YouTube
New Brunswick Politician Megan Mitton on Instagram... Green Tantramar MLA since 2018
Megan Mitton: Tackling disease, poverty, inequity, capitalism, racism and other "bad" stuff online ...
and seen congratulating Sackville's "Living Things Art Collective" [ non-profit? ] here on Youtube:
Megan Mitton - Living Things Art Collective - Nov 18, 2025
"Stop by and visit Sackville’s newest gallery shop, a not-for-profit where members keep the full value of their sales.
Ceramics, clothing, yarn, prints, paintings, cards, jewelry, patches, buttons, stickers, records, dried florals, and much much more.re.
So "not for profit" means they keep the money? Profit is good or bad? I'm confused.. genuinely.. they get government money in the form of grants to support their "free enterprise" endeavours.. who is the "they" involved in this art collective locally in Tantramar? "Capitalism with a twist = cronyism".. Listed
members shown here: Members — Living Things Arts Collective .. including Jon Claytor, Kaeli Cook, Alana Morouney, Laura K. Watson,
More news coverage here: Living Things Arts Collective to celebrate grand opening » CHMA
Website: Living Things Arts Collective
Instagram: 25 Lorne St. Sackville N.B. (@living_things_artscollective) • Instagram photos and videos
"unceded" and "anti-capitalist" duly noted for Megan Mitton's messaging online..
Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast at the Beausejour Forum election 2024
X Platform Interferring with Land Rights Activists? Jesuits Have "Rules against authenticity"?
Jesuit stooge Elon Musk's July 2, 2022 X post remembering his Venice masked time as a "site of Great Remembrance"
So much for Elon Musk's wonderful free speech platform X that actually has zero interest in preserving the rights of peaceful activists online in 2026. Duly noted Elon Musk... "Let it sink in" that his company's actions speak louder than words..
"Elon Musk wants you to bust frauds" or does he?
More here:
Elon Musk WANTS YOU to Bust Frauds!
X is a platform that is just as pathetic as Youtube at this point despite all the hype from technocrat Elon Musk.
More here on Bastrop Texas X Corp. of Elon Musk Hub:
Sunday, March 29, 2026
Sackville UNCensored : Honor Bilt Modern Homes : Sears, Roebuck and Co. -...
Sackville UNCensored : Honor Bilt Modern Homes : Sears, Roebuck and Co. -...: At this link: Honor Bilt Modern Homes : Sears, Roebuck and Co. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive The answer to a ...
The New Wark Times by Bruce Wark
The New Wark Times by Bruce Wark...
At this link:
‘Right smack dab’: Wildlife advocates warn gas plant threatens Isthmus migration route |
Some commentary was made, noted here:
Jon says:
While you’re worrying about the UN, don’t forget QAnon, chemtrails, 5G towers, the WEF, George Soros, fluoride, Rothschild banks, and the faked moon landings. It would be a shame if any conspiracy theories went extinct."
The Age of Disclosure with Joseph Gregory Hallett King John III #KJ3
More here:
More here with Winton Lee on X here:
The Hallett Report by Greg Hallett, New Zealand whistleblower/author, True King of England, King John III #KJ3
"One of the things I discovered about New Zealand is, that it is a ‘Paedophile Movement Fronting as a Country’, and New Zealand’s main import and export, apart from dairy, maybe, is heroin. More recently that has been taken over with methamphetamine." Greg Hallett.. The Hallett Report...
whale.co website
More here: Greg Hallett with Jim Fetzer PhD - The Hallett Report No. 1
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Lady Colin Campbell: I Was Raised As A Boy - Matt Haycox Podcast
At this link: Lady Colin Campbell: I Was Raised As A Boy
/ @strippingoffwithmatthaycox
From a privileged childhood in Jamaica to a scandal that rocked British high society, Lady Colin Campbell has lived an extraordinary life. In this episode, Lady C opens up about being born intersex and raised as a boy, the medical abuse she says she endured, and the long fight to reclaim her identity.
She also discusses her aristocratic upbringing, royal connections, Princess Diana, and her views on Harry and Meghan, plus why she believes media and monarchy are more connected than people admit. This isn’t polished gossip. It’s raw, fearless, and personal.
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Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast...
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1f5evSJ...
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro – Meet Lady Colin Campbell
01:27 – Early Life in Jamaica & Aristocratic Upbringing
06:34 – Born Intersex & Family Reactions
22:05 – Abuse & “Treatment” by Doctor Stamm
34:42 – Views on Gender & the John Money Experiment
47:07 – Royal Connections & Life in High Society
58:47 – Writing About Princess Diana & Truth vs Myth
01:01:38 – Views on Harry & Meghan’s Future
01:10:08 – Castle Goring & Life After Scandal
01:14:09 – Closing Reflections
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Lady Colin Campbell speaks with Matt Haycox about being born intersex, identity, class, and survival, plus her life in aristocratic circles and her work as a royal biographer. This episode discusses Jamaica upbringing, medical “treatment,” Princess Diana, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, high society scandal, and the relationship between media, monarchy, and public image.
#LadyColinCampbell #RoyalFamily #PrincessDianaCNN report on Clonaid in 2003
At the website link here: CNN.com - Clonaid says it's cloned first boy - Jan. 23, 2003
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"Clonaid says it's cloned first boyThursday, January 23, 2003 Posted: 8:42 PM EST (0142 GMT)
TORONTO, Ontario (CNN) -- Clonaid, the company that has claimed to have cloned two baby girls, announced Thursday that a third cloned baby, a boy, was born Wednesday to a Japanese couple. Like its previous claims of having cloned the first human females, Clonaid's latest assertion has not been independently verified, meaning the company's claims have been met with widespread doubts. Clonaid was founded by the Raelian religious sect, which believes mankind was created by extraterrestrials though cloning. A Florida judge has ordered the company to produce the first baby girl so the state may decide if a guardian should be appointed for her care. It is widely believed by scientists that any human clone would have a multitude of health concerns. Clonaid claims that the third baby is healthy and was cloned from tissue taken from the Japanese couple's comatose 2-year-old boy, who was injured in an accident and died about 18 months ago. A surrogate mother donated the egg and carried the child, and "so far, [there are] absolutely no detectable problems," Brigitte Boisselier, chief executive officer of Clonaid, said at a news conference. A surrogate was chosen because the mother, 41, was thought to be at higher risk for miscarriage "and she was not ready to face that," Boisselier said. Despite popular belief, clones are not identical copies of the original despite the use of the same DNA. Experts say environment is as important as genes in determining a clone's development. In Texas this week, it was announced that the world's first cloned cat does not resemble the original in looks or personality a year after its birth. (Full story). Some researchers are concerned that an unusually large number of cloned animals have had a predisposition to arthritis and ailments with the lungs and liver. They say there are still too many questions surrounding the cloning of humans for it to be performed safely. Clonaid has not provided scientific details of how its babies were cloned. Instead it has relied on press conferences to describe the process, but has not been specific. Boisselier said the cloning of the Japanese boy marked an advance in cloning technology because the DNA of the dead boy was inserted into the egg belonging to the surrogate mother to create the clone. In Clonaid's previous two claims of successful cloning, it said the mother's own eggs were used to create the babies, making them genetically identical to their mothers. Boisselier said genetic testing is under way to compare frozen tissue from the dead child with the baby to prove that the baby boy is the result of cloning, and she said results would be made public within "five to 10 days." A picture of the child will be posted on Clonaid's Web site late Thursday or Friday, she said. But Boisselier also said that because of a Florida court ruling Wednesday, the parents of the first alleged clone, nicknamed Baby Eve by the company, have moved to an undisclosed location and will have no further contact with Clonaid officials in order to protect the child. "We've decided that I will not have contact with them anymore," she said. A judge in Broward County ordered Boisselier and Clonaid Vice President Thomas Kaenzig to answer questions about the baby and her whereabouts, in order to determine whether the state of Florida should appoint a guardian for the child. (Full story) Clonaid attorney Jonathan Schwartz argued that the Florida court did not have jurisdiction because the child was not born in the state and has never been there. Boisselier said Thursday that the parents will not pursue U.S. citizenship for the child, and she made it clear that she will protect the identify of the baby and her parents, even at the expense of her own credibility. "You may think what you want, but I want them to know that I will always be behind them and I will never reveal who they are if they are not ready," she said. The suit was filed by Florida attorney Bernard Siegel after Boisselier announced Eve's birth at a news conference in Broward County in December. Officials from Clonaid, which is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, have not disclosed the location where Baby Eve was born, nor the nationality of her parents. Opening her news conference in Toronto, Boisselier made it clear that the latest cloning claim had no Canadian connection, "just in case some attorney thinks there is a baby to protect here." She said the announcement was made in Canada because she was there visiting friends. In announcing Baby Eve's birth on December 26, Boisselier said a panel of independent experts would be given access to the child to conduct DNA testing to verify that she is indeed a clone. But after the court case was filed, Clonaid officials decided not to allow the testing. Boisselier said Thursday the parents were afraid their baby might be taken from them. Clonaid claims that the second cloned girl was born to a lesbian couple in the Netherlands on January 3. Boisselier said Thursday that the couple is considering publicly disclosing their identities and could do so within a few days. Faced with the substantial skepticism brought on by Clonaid's refusal to allow outside testing, Boisselier said Thursday questions about her credibility don't concern her. "I'm not asking you to believe me, right? You do whatever you want," she said. "I'm just telling every step of what is going on." | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Wildlands Network – a re-wilding North America Project courtesy of the landgrabbers.. part of U.N. Agenda 2030’s goals.
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