"Blame Canada": Homeopathy Bites The Big One

Attention Whole Foods shoppers:

The CBC's special on homeopathy has made it to YouTube and the practice has been utterly destroyed, proving your favorite "progressive" supermarket could care less about you, and has been ripping you off - to the tune of millions - by selling water as "medicine":



Be sure to let Whole Foods know they're a bunch of swindlers (and/or you're a bunch of idiots) at your earliest convenience. That is all.

P.S.

A similar message will be repeatedly broadcast, hourly, to the entire country of France,...

I'd Say The Same Thing About NewAgers

Warning: A New Killer Therapy Is On It's Way!

"A new therapy that claims to cure cancer and other diseases but has been blamed for dozens of deaths in Europe is gaining popularity in Canada, according to a Radio-Canada investigation.

'Total biology' is a therapeutic approach that claims illness is caused by psychological conflicts in the brain.

The approach, also known as new medicine or bio-psycho-genealogy, professes to heal all disease, including AIDS and advanced forms of cancer.

The method is gaining traction in Quebec where patients are often told to ignore their cancer, or stop medical treatment altogether, according to an investigation by CBC's French-language service.

Some European practitioners have been convicted for illegally practising medicine and another is being sued — but in Quebec, total biology's proponents are active in more than 30 Quebec cities.

The founder of total biology, Dr. Claude Sabbah, claims that up to 90 per cent of all illnesses are caused by messages from the medical community."

-- CBC News, documenting the latest craze amongst the willing victim class, for CBC News.

Canadian Cowardice

"There was a moment in the interview, nearer to the end -- just like the moment at the end of my debate with CanWest's Scott Anderson, where we finally got through the well-rehearsed cliches, and finally got some frankness -- that was a revelation. With Anderson, it was his admission that he didn't think the cartoons were offensive, but that some others did, so he let their judgment trump his own. With [John Cruickshank, CBC "publisher"] it was his comment that to publish the cartoons was simply being 'macho'. Pressed to explain, he said that critics called cartoon self-censorhip a 'lack of courage... you're just afraid that your correspondents in the Islamic world are going to face the consequences of this. Well, yeah.'"

-- Ezra Levant, reporting on the Canadian Broadcasting Center's decision not to show the now-notorious Danish "prophet" cartoons