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Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)

Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)

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76 Victoria St, Simcoe, Ontario, N3Y 1L5, Canada
(519) 426-7400 healthcareathome.ca
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Jun 6, 2018
A corrupt and useless part of a giant racket to steal from its citizens. Trusting CCAC is where all the problems arise from. They are involved in stealing newborns, the elderly and the sick. They start within the hospitals of Ontario and spy on patients and their families. They report their findings they find worth reporting, to create a reason to "investigate". Then they work their way into the lives of unsuspecting vulnerable citizens to eradicate the benefits of the elderly and children. They don't have a ton of power, but they are the instigators in a business racket to take control over innocent people who are vulnerable. They are the instigators of the sick and elderly to throw them into old age homes, where they are abused and die shortly after. They are the precursors into The stealing of newborns in hospitals in order to sell them to parents who are waiting for babies to adopt. Notice how a lot of adopted children are the products of mothers who are deemed by society as unfit? Well those unfit mothers, may have been products of newborn theft and lies to poison the well of their competency.

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