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Canada - Mainstream Newspaper (Toronto Sun) Admits COVID Vax-Injuries

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Source: https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/allison-inquiry-resignations-public-inquiry

> Last week’s Allison Inquiry in Ottawa proved that our beloved Canada — once among the world’s most civilized and well-governed — is no exception. It showed, in full technicolour, that which an ever-growing number of thinking people now realize — that the COVID-19 vaccine program, deployed at the height of pandemic-period mania, injured tens of thousands of regular Canadians, and killed thousands of Canadians to boot.

> Guidance led to disaster

In the pandemic fog, Ottawa hastily approved a series of foreign pharmaceutical products that were patently defective — that is, despite not having been tested thoroughly (and certainly not in Canada, by Canadians for Canadians!), we unfurled them onto a dazed, tired population looking for proper guidance from our political and medical leaders. The guidance that followed led to disaster — the zealous deployment of faulty mRNA vaccines across the second largest country on Earth.

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No cost-benefit rationale could ever justify the carnage that ensued — for no one would ever happily agree to be disabled, maimed or killed by any medical intervention that was presented fanatically as “safe and effective,” or otherwise portrayed as serving the public good!

Even when some of our medical or political leaders began to realize that there were non-negligible risks accompanying the COVID-19 mRNA intervention, we continued the vaccination campaign at pace. As the Allison Inquiry heard, even in the face of manifest vaccine injury after a first dose, we often doubled down on second and third dose vaccinations for the same injured Canadians. Only maniacs do that! And we, my fellow Canadians, were in a right state of mania!

>> Read full article here - https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/allison-inquiry-resignations-public-inquiry

The "inquiry" was unsanctioned by the federal government and not funded by taxpayers.

Its stated terms of reference were explicitly to listen to personal stories rather than to make formal findings of fact or legal conclusions.

The "inquiry" only heard from 50 witnesses.

Attendees shared testimonies detailing criticisms of how medical professionals and government programs handled their cases.

Big fat nothing burger as per.

Just as with the other very recent topic, put up by Red, the best way to gloss over evidence is to attempt to rubbish either the message or the messenger.

I'm personally amazed at how people can be so easily fooled.

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It was unthinkable until very recently that both a Journal like the BMJ and a mainstream newspaper like the Toronto Sun would address in the same week the subject of COVID vaccine-injuries. The phenomenon did not fizzle out, and as the harm continues, the turning point has finally been reached that it cannot be ignored or ridiculed anymore (except by the vax-fanatics which are losing ground every day).

The dam has kept the truth from coming through, but the cracks are getting larger. I prophesize that it's just a matter of months now before accountability will be squarely on the table and the heads of those that knowingly created this disaster, will roll.

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