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Canada: Lawmaker Wraps Up Hearings on Vaccine Injury Claims

Is the Allison Inquiry finally giving vaccine-injured Canadians a voice or is it a stage show with its conclusion written in advance?
Canada: Lawmaker Wraps Up Hearings on Vaccine Injury Claims
Above: A girl receives a COVID-19 vaccine in Toronto, Canada, on Aug. 12, 2022. Image credit: Zou Zheng/Xinhua/Getty Images

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Establishment-critical narrative

Canadians who were told to roll up their sleeves deserved a real safety net, and instead got a program that stalled on thousands of claims and left injured people feeling abandoned. The Allison Inquiry finally gave those families a microphone after years of being mocked, disciplined or ignored for raising red flags. Acknowledging that vaccines sometimes injure is basic honesty, not conspiracy.

Pro-establishment narrative

An inquiry that didn't hear from vaccine experts or anyone who benefited isn't an inquiry — it's a stage show with the conclusion written in advance. Serious adverse events amount to about 0.011 per cent of doses, and the shots still cut hospitalization and death. Dressing up cherry-picked data and ivermectin talking points as official findings sows distrust and puts public health at risk.


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