Trued Up Michelle Leduc Catlin

An expert in the ubiquitous usage of mind control, Jason Christoff recently testified in the US Senate about what has been done to us these past few years.
But his main focus is not on politics or changing the system.
His focus is on controlling the one thing we can control — ourselves.

Michael Alexander is the lawyer who represented my previous guest, Dr. Mark Trozzi.
He has also represented and continues to represent many medical professionals wrongly accused, discredited and dismissed in Canada. He has done so with his inimitable style, made obvious in the conversation you’re about to hear.
Michael, I discovered, is a Renaissance Man.

Today, we are shining a light on the story of Dale and Kaysha Richardson, a father and daughter caught in a web of corruption that far too few of us know about, and far too many have experienced.
This is the little known story about exposing Covid corruption through HVAC infection control guidelines created by the CDC.
It is the story of two whistleblowers who were jailed, drugged, tortured, raped, trafficked, and nearly destroyed.
But it is also, in the context of this show, the story of how two people trued themselves up to their values when the vast majority of people would and did turn away.

A neuroscientist and professor, Dr. Chris Shaw has been outspoken about the anti-science mandates and medical treatments of the past 4 years.
But it was Dr. Shaw’s creation of The Freedom Pledge, a document he wrote allowing each of us to declare who we are and who we shall be in the face of authoritarianism, that had me want to sit down with him for a conversation about what moves and motivates him to keep standing for and believing in human rights and dignity.

Vera Sharav was a young girl when she made the journey to America, but she never forgot the lessons she learned in those first harrowing years in a Nazi Germany concentration camp.
She understands the nature of creeping authoritarianism. And rather than be victimized by her history, she became a maverick and a warrior, and now the filmmaker of the must-see docuseries Never Again Is Now Global.

While most of the english-speaking world has never heard of François Amalega, most Quebeckers know him as the face of the Freedom movement in la belle province.
His partner in crimefighting is Giselle Picard — a former nurse and nun who, at 84, is equally inspiring and unstoppable.
There is much I admire about these 2 mild-mannered truth tellers, not the least of which is their calm and collected demeanour, and their commitment to standing up for justice with courage and compassion.