Folks following my social media, especially my critics often wonder where I am coming from, why am I doing this? For the greater good; in that regard I have compiled a chronological sequence of comments and replies I have made on national news stories over the years, material that does not otherwise appears on my social media, facebook, blogs etc. Not everybody agrees with me, I have my fair share of trolls. Quite often my reply gets "Top Comment" on the thread; every once in awhile I get an editor liking my comments. I call it the way I see it.  This format allows the readers to see actual "likes" especially the credentials of the people liking my comments. It's why I do it.  I have expressed my opinions freely on social media for years, I have no problem with anyone seeing all the posts. If we don't do it, who the hell will? For the record, this is a chronological sequence of my replies to news stories of the day. Message me on facebook for any follow up questions you may have. https://www.facebook.com/ed.dzenis


https://www.facebook.com/theglobeandmail/posts/10153849221668904

theglobeandmail.com

All these expert opinions, yet no mention of the fact most kids in North America put 32 spoons of sugar through their little brains every day. It is a wonder they can function at all. For the first time in the history of the human race we now have the first generation of prediabetic 4 year olds. Have a look what sugar does to red blood cells, then try to rationalize giving this toxic substance to kids.http://2seepicnow.blogspot.ca/

https://www.facebook.com/theglobeandmail/posts/10153849059323904

theglobeandmail.com

I noticed not one Canadian doctor spoke up publicly about the abuse featured in the CBC documentary Doctors Without Boundaries. The sordid story how the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons regularly protected doctors who abuse their patients. Also, these same Canadian doctors wrote prescriptions for 30 million Fentanyl patches; mostly for seniors. This is the new healthcare in Canada, the country is fresh out of money, seniors are not on top of the list. It's cheaper to slap a big Fentanyl patch on them and wait for them to die of natural causes. Also, the media has stopped reporting the fact millions of Canadians do not have a family doctor. Add all this up, and it is no wonder Canada came up short.

https://www.facebook.com/cbcnews/posts/10153962457444604

cbc.ca

Violence against frontline healthcare workers is only a symptom of a failed healthcare system. The country is broke, no money for the sick and the elderly, last year Canadian doctors wrote scripts for 30 million Fentanyl patches, mostly to seniors. It's quicker and cheaper than long term care, keeps them quiet, then they simply die from natural causes; saving the government billions. Did anyone catch the CBC documentary Doctors Without Boundaries? It is no wonder the public has no confidence in the healthcare system, it is totally corrupt from the top down.

https://www.facebook.com/nytimes/posts/10150733868974999

nytimes.com

Forget the "moonshot", here's a more earthly approach: somehow educate the general population eating 150 pounds of white crystal sugar every year is a principal component in the cancer equation. Cancer cells absorb sugar at a rate up to 18 times faster than healthy cells (look it up). Have a look at the live blood analysis dark field microscopy slide to see what sugar does to your blood cells ten minutes after you eat it.http://2seepicnow.blogspot.ca/ A big clue.

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theglobeandmail.com

It is because Health Canada doesn't give a rat ass about the health of Canadians, but their only concern was the bottom line of the big food corporation growing toxic food. What a coincidence, this happened over the last 11 years, at the same time Harper was muzzling scientists in every government department. Someone needs to go to jail for this.