Kelsi Sheren

Those were American death.

Those were American drugs.

But, you know, Alicia Duncan's mother's autopsy shows the same thing, and she was killed in Canada in Abbotsford.

So, you know, we just, to get those autopsies, you actually have to almost sue Fraser Healthcare and other healthcare systems because they won't release them.

So like, why wouldn't you release them if there's nothing funny in them?

That's one point.

No, I think right now we are in a place where because of how our governments are choosing to look at human beings and whether we value them or not, I don't believe there is a time right now that we could trust a system with a program like this, which is a eugenics program.

I don't believe we are in a place

to ever trust it because humans are humans and humans make mistakes and humans can be manipulated and propagandized and changed into believing X or Y or Z. And the only difference I would say between the trans, and I just think I'm early to this and this is why it sounds like lunacy.

And Jordan was early to this with the university stuff and he was like, people are like, he's crazy.

But here's the difference.

Trans stuff comes from the bottom up.

We tell our kids really early that they're a cat, and then they can be a them and a table.

Cool.

We've gone the most vulnerable sides of society.

Trans down here, maid is up here.

So we've said, well, this little child has said it, so we have to abide by it.

They asked to change their diaper.

And grandma's struggling so hard and we don't want to see her.

Do you see the two empathetic scales we're pulling on?