Cassandra Panda
@redapanda.bsky.social
Non-fiction reader hoping for a better ending.
It’s not an accident. The CBC is actively trying to memory hole the ongoing pandemic and to manufacture consent to living with ongoing infection and increased disability and death.
November 23, 2025 at 4:54 PM
It’s not an accident. The CBC is actively trying to memory hole the ongoing pandemic and to manufacture consent to living with ongoing infection and increased disability and death.
Yep. Blocked and banned from their FB page today for politely but firmly suggesting Dysautonomia International should be leading the way in educating people about reducing Covid spread.
July 20, 2025 at 4:59 AM
Yep. Blocked and banned from their FB page today for politely but firmly suggesting Dysautonomia International should be leading the way in educating people about reducing Covid spread.
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Naming Dr. Henry to the Order of Canada spits in the face of every serious scientist, healthcare worker, public health practitioner, and victim of COVID.
She botched SARS-CoV-1, botched the Seven Oaks investigation, and botched SARS-CoV-2. She has so much blood on her hands.
This is *vile*.
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She botched SARS-CoV-1, botched the Seven Oaks investigation, and botched SARS-CoV-2. She has so much blood on her hands.
This is *vile*.
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I am hearing credible rumblings that Dr. Henry is currently in France for four months, learning French in order to finally qualify to fail upwards and replace Dr. Tam as Canada's CMOH. One of the few people in the world to have botched two different SARS-CoV outbreaks (plus the Seven Oaks thing).
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On March 11, 2020, when much of the world was screaming for things to be locked down, Dr. Henry, herself no stranger to pandemics, told the country and the world that "we have very low risk."
Time was lost, and because of this so were lives.
There's never been an accounting of these failures.
Time was lost, and because of this so were lives.
There's never been an accounting of these failures.
June 30, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Naming Dr. Henry to the Order of Canada spits in the face of every serious scientist, healthcare worker, public health practitioner, and victim of COVID.
She botched SARS-CoV-1, botched the Seven Oaks investigation, and botched SARS-CoV-2. She has so much blood on her hands.
This is *vile*.
🧵
She botched SARS-CoV-1, botched the Seven Oaks investigation, and botched SARS-CoV-2. She has so much blood on her hands.
This is *vile*.
🧵
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As a society we also need to think about why it's OK to exclude kids from even the limited protections offered by occupational health and safety rules, even in places like schools where they are forced to be present. Kids should be *more* protected than an adult working in a steel mill, not less.
December 13, 2024 at 8:31 PM
As a society we also need to think about why it's OK to exclude kids from even the limited protections offered by occupational health and safety rules, even in places like schools where they are forced to be present. Kids should be *more* protected than an adult working in a steel mill, not less.
Absolute garbage reporting, as many of us have come to expect from @cbcnews-rss.bsky.social, especially when it comes to the pandemic. My kids’ friends are sick all the time now. Maybe question what that might be doing to their learning.
March 24, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Absolute garbage reporting, as many of us have come to expect from @cbcnews-rss.bsky.social, especially when it comes to the pandemic. My kids’ friends are sick all the time now. Maybe question what that might be doing to their learning.
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School closures weren’t a plot by “elites” to punish the poor. The alternative was mass disabling and killing children and their families. The idea that workers should have had no choice but to send their kids into unsafe conditions is not a “pro-worker” stance.
March 13, 2025 at 4:10 PM
School closures weren’t a plot by “elites” to punish the poor. The alternative was mass disabling and killing children and their families. The idea that workers should have had no choice but to send their kids into unsafe conditions is not a “pro-worker” stance.
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Lockdowns didn’t create inequality. Capital did. Capital gutted public supports, forced workers into unsafe conditions, and treated mass death as an acceptable cost of doing business. The same forces pushing this “laptop class” narrative were fighting to end unemployment relief.
March 13, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Lockdowns didn’t create inequality. Capital did. Capital gutted public supports, forced workers into unsafe conditions, and treated mass death as an acceptable cost of doing business. The same forces pushing this “laptop class” narrative were fighting to end unemployment relief.
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Resistance starts with a respirator. But no one wants to hear that.
March 16, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Resistance starts with a respirator. But no one wants to hear that.