United Citizens New Brunswick

So here we are in October with the beauty of the fall foliage fading as the tree shed their leaves. And here we are, the men and women of New Brunswick shedding our rights in the name of "safety". The premier, with not much cause, has mandated everyone wear masks in public spaces. This is my two cents. I disagree. It is an infringement on my human rights to treat me, or anyone who is healthy, as if we are viruses. If I am healthy, what can I spread to anyone else? If ...you are healthy, what can you spread to me? NOTHING. Let's forget about how viruses actually develop and spread, (the misunderstandings about the true nature of viruses are mind blowing) but let's suppose they spread the way the old wives tales have conditioned everyone to believe.. If you aren't sick, you can't spread it. The CDC and the WHO have already stated that 'asymptomatic' is so rare as to be non-existent. In other words, the asymptomatic story is just that.. a story. So everyone has to use their own judgement as to whether they should comply with the newest dictates, and then decide if they should continue to comply to the fear mongering blasted from the TV hour after hour. Realize that media lies. We experienced it with the biased reporting of the hospital closure issue here in NB. Somehow, I think that was tied to this "plandemic". We nipped it in the bud before they really doubled down on the "virus fear". I don't think we'll be so lucky next go around. And there will be another go around, mark my words. See more

OPEN LETTER TO STEVE MURPHY, CTV news anchor Dear Steve Murphy, As long as I have known you (since Simonds Junior High School in East Saint John), I have known you are a man of integrity and you are quick to speak out for what is right. As you interviewed those government officials who commented on the health care cuts in New Brunswick, I had a sense that you might listen to reason in assessing the situation....Continue reading

It's time to make the corrupt "powers that be" accountable for their actions. If anyone would like to join me in a Notice of Liability against these corrupt government officials, please message me.

THE RALLIES ARE STILL ON FOR TOMORROW, MONDAY THE 17th!!!THE RALLIES ARE STILL ON FOR TOMORROW, MONDAY THE 17th!!!

Closures cancelled! Good Move Premier Higgs. Very glad there will be community consultations going forward.

Wow. They are running scared. Some heads are gonna be on the chopping block me thinks, and it ain't gonna be us.

Are there any meetings planned in the Areas affect by these service reductions? If so, please let us know.Are there any meetings planned in the Areas affect by these service reductions? If so, please let us know.

Last night I attended a meeting hosted by Horizon Health regarding the decision to reduce hours at the Sussex ER. I listened to the real experts: doctors and nu...rses, as well as patients who were not consulted before this decision was made. I strongly believe that the time to consult is before any decision is made, not after. I commend the people of the Sussex region who crammed into the cafeteria of the Hospital to speak up on this issue that we all care so much about. While health care delivery is a provincial responsibility, local input is an essential part of decision making. As a parent I have had to take my kids to the ER in the middle of the night. When you’re rushing a loved one to the ER, any additional kilometre of travel is worrisome. The doctors told us that in an emergency, distance and time are literally life-or-death. I have listened to many in our region who say that without intervention at the Sussex Emergency Room, they would not be alive today. Driving over an hour in the middle of a winter night to the Saint John Regional or Moncton hospitals to their overcrowded emergency rooms is not an acceptable proposition. Access to quality health care and education services in our rural communities must continue for them to be vibrant places to live, work and raise a family. I remain very concerned about the impact of this decision and will be sharing residents’ concerns directly with the provincial government.

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https://www.horizonnb.ca//about-us/board/board-members.aspx

I have a math question for Premier Blaine Higgs: Rebecca has anaphylactic allergies that can be triggered by an un-labeled but legal food or medication ingredie...nt change. She has two Epipens, each staving off complete anaphylactic shock for up to 20 minutes, if she is lucky. Paramedics can give her one more dose before she risks a heart attack along with the blood pressure drop and suffocation that can kill her. If Premier Higgs removes the essential overnight ER services in Perth-Andover and Grand Falls, paramedics will have to bring her to either Edmundston or Waterville for treatment. Question: Should Rebecca feel grateful she saved the province money as she chokes to death? Or should she resent the fact that her life is worth less than a resident of one of NB's urban centres?

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