Breaking Through the Mainstream Walls
Global News has now reported on the Allison Inquiry.
For years, the concerns of Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines have too often been dismissed, minimized, or ignored by mainstream media.
But it is becoming harder to ignore these Canadians.
More than 1,400 people applied to testify. Fifty witnesses were heard over four days. Their experiences are now part of the public record and Canadians are watching, listening, and asking questions.
The walls of silence are beginning to crack.
We welcome fair coverage, and what matters is that these stories are being reported and that Canadians are finally being given an opportunity to hear what the vaccine-injured have been saying.
The stories are out. The record exists. They can no longer be ignored.
Courage is Contagious. Sharing is Powerful.
@globalnews @WiretapMediaCa @DeanAllisonMP@Shawnbuckleylaw@enqueteallison
Remember when Nigerian-American doctor Dr. Stella Immanuel spoke at a July 2020 press conference outside the U.S. Supreme Court in D.C. about the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine, zinc, and azithromycin—and the “experts” silenced her for it?
Brilliant testimony by former CBC producer Rodney Palmer. CBC went from Public Broadcaster (telling what happened)--> State Broadcaster (spreading government propaganda). They censored stories of harm, and skewed stories to discredit people who were injured.
“It Feels Like My Brain Is on Fire”
Carrie Sakomoto was the first vaccine-injured witness to testify at the Allison Inquiry. She described severe neurological complications following COVID-19 vaccination, including facial paralysis and spinal problems, and the profound impact these injuries have had on her life.
Carrie was one of just 50 witnesses heard over four days, selected from more than 1,400 applications to testify. We are deeply grateful to Carrie and to every witness who found the courage to come forward and share their experiences at great personal cost.
The Allison Inquiry concluded on September 11, but the stories do not end here.
In the coming days, weeks, and months, we will continue sharing individual testimonies and videos from the Inquiry. Follow the Allison Inquiry social media accounts for these stories as they are released: https://t.co/ew0ySrDpeP
Share these testimonies with your Member of Parliament and insist that action be taken to provide proper compensation to Canadians who have been injured.
Courage is contagious.
@EnqueteAllison@DeanAllisonMP@Shawnbuckleylaw@P_McCulloughMD@jathorpmfm
🚨Allison Inquiry🚨
"Follow the Money" Det. Helen Grus tells CPC MPs at the Inquiry—and where they should start is with Pfizer's alleged $11 million payout to influential government officials.
Canada's conflict-of-interest rules require public office holders to disclose financial relationships that may conflict with public policy—and no Canadian Court, regulator, or parliamentary committee has even committed to looking into this scandal.
If the Government truly believes in democracy, then they believe in the rule of law—and everyone involved in this criminal conspiracy should be brought to justice.
Heads need to roll.
🚨El cardiólogo más citado de la historia y el inventor de la tecnología de ARNm afirmando que Pfizer, CDA y la FDA cometieron fraudes contra las poblaciones. 🔥
One of the most talked about events in Canada for two days straight has been mentioned 0 times on mainstream media outlets
Make that make sense to me folks …
What are they afraid of?
What are they hiding from?
Most of them are within walking distance to where we’re conducting the @AllisonInquiry !
In the USA, almost no senators show up for Ron Johnson's hearings on vaccine injury either.
They don't want to know that harms that they have caused.
Cures + PREP Act + Project BioShield + PAHPA/PAHPRA + BARDA + EUA law
The heartbreaking stories being heard at the Allison Inquiry remind us why we must listen. Nicole Maurier’s testimony about her daughter Abigail is a painful account of loss that Canadians cannot ignore.
We owe it to Abigail and to every family affected to understand what happened, ask difficult questions, and ensure we do not repeat the same mistakes.