Accountability in Canadian Armed Forces Vaccination
My only comment would be,
is for the Canadian public to understand
that the members of the Canadian Armed Forces
swear an oath to the King
to serve.
And in that covenant
is that they will always be taken care of when something goes wrong.
And in the COVID
era, and listening to Senator Johnson this
morning,
my theory that the Chief of Defence Staff knew
how dangerous Moderna was,
and he knew the risks that his troops were going to face
for an infection that was not-- they were not at risk
for,
was true.
He knew months before he brought in that mandate
of the destruction that he unleashed upon the Canadian Armed
Forces.
And unfortunately, with the way that our Canadian system works,
he will never face accountability for that.
He is now retired. He's coming up to a year after his
retirement.
After a year of retirement, he is untouchable
by the, the laws of the Canadian Armed Forces.
And I don't believe that I could ever convince a crown
prosecutor to ever bring criminal
charges.
But the blood of many Canadian Armed Forces members and their
families
rests on his hands, and they rest on the current Chief of
Defence
Staff because she was a senior commanding officer.
Even the Surgeon General told him not to do this,
"Don't do this to the troops,"
and was ignored,
his own Chief Medical Officer.
I don't know if we can ever possibly fix this.
Um, I can tell you that the federal court, when this was brought
before them, treated it as a
joke. It was funny to them.
And,
I mean,
I'm here because I ca-- I can tell these stories, and I would
like to tell you that my story isn't unusual when isolated,
but it's not. I've talked to thousands
of members and veterans that are vaccine-injured.
I know the stats
don't-- the official stats don't show the true
number.
I have medical doctors who served in the system who know--
who are vaccine-injured themselves, who were told, "Do not report this.
Report it as something else."
It's been a massive cover-up. So I want to thank you for this inquiry
because the more that it's talked about,
the better off we are, because how do we fix the mistakes if we
never talk about them?
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