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Science Up First, Golden Rolodex, and Self-Reference

Day 4 · 0:54:22 · Rodney Palmer

  • 💰 Ottawa gave $1.75 million to Science Up First, run by lawyer Timothy Caulfield, to maximize COVID vaccine uptake.
  • 🔁 CBC repeatedly booked its experts while omitting the government funding, a half-truth Palmer labels lie by omission.
  • 📉 On air, claims of “no evidence” of harm ran while Health Canada already listed dozens then hundreds of deaths.

Funding trail and circular sourcing that kept dissenting clinicians off air.

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Transcript

Rodney Palmer · 0:54:22

Around that same time, in order to combat the problem, I suppose, that the government had. But it was also, to me, it was an emerging story. These more and more people were getting injured by these vaccines that we were being told were safe and effective, safe and effective, safe and effective. This is what a state broadcaster does. It's a hypnotic thing. It's a way to brainwash the public. So the federal government established a fund of $1.75 million and gave it to a nascent group of two people. It was called Science Up Up First, and it was run by a, a lawyer, oddly enough, not even a scientist. He is— his name is Timothy Caulfield, and many people may have seen him. He's been on every, every media in the country, and he goes on and tells you that not only that you have to take a vaccine, but if you don't, that there's something wrong with you mentally. The, the mandate of Science Up First was to get as many Canadians as possible vaccinated against COVID-19, and so Mr. Caulfield surrounded himself with actual scientific experts, and they became the independent experts that the CBC would go to.

Rodney Palmer · 0:55:24

We used to call it the golden Rolodex, people that you knew you could bring on and you knew what they were going to say, but they were the only ones allowed on. The ones that Mary-Anne Kloak got who were raising red flags on behalf of Canada and trying to tell Canadians be careful were not allowed on the CBC. Only these ones were allowed on the CBC. The same month that CBC suppressed that story that Mary-Anne Kloak had, that the vaccine injuries were numbered, were numbering in the hundreds and the thousands, CBC Manitoba posted any claims that COVID-19 COVID-19 vaccine may have long-term side effects are completely untrue. And they knew this was a lie because their own reporter had a story that it wasn't untrue. An infectious disease expert recently told CBC Radio's White Coat, Black Art. So instead of quoting Health Canada's website or the people who were injured, they quoted themselves. This was a self-referential story, and they quoted a show called White Coat, Black Art. You can't get more authoritative. It's hosted by a medical doctor, Brian Goldman.

Rodney Palmer · 0:56:26

This guy's my heroes. He's a medical— he's an emergency room doctor in a busy hospital in downtown Toronto, and he has two radio shows. And he took all of the trust of that 25 years and he flipped it against me like a judo move to harm me. He put Tara Moriarty on, identified her as an infectious disease researcher at the University of Toronto. He didn't mention that she's a founder of Science Up First, which took $1.75 million from the federal government to promote vaccine uptake. That was a half-truth from that definition of propaganda I gave you a moment ago. That was a lie by concealment. It was a lie by omission. Brian Goldman lied to us, and then so did Tara Moriarty. She said, we don't have any evidence that the vaccines cause anything but immunity against COVID-19. On the day she said it, Health Canada— and I don't know why my slides aren't showing here— but Health Canada had reported 119 deaths already from the COVID-19 vaccine.

Rodney Palmer · 0:57:30

You have to understand, Mr. Allison, who reports this. Not anyone gets access to these, these, uh, lists on Health Canada. It has to be an attending physician who signs off on the death certificate, or some other health professional that's involved with the death, and that information goes to the provincial health authority, which then sends it to Health Canada. So there's a big vetting process before they list 19 dead Canadians while the CBC is saying to Canada that they have no evidence. No wonder people were dying from this vaccine. They were told that this wasn't true on a regular basis.