‘You are not alone’: Canadian campaign raises awareness about COVID jab injuries

A new Canadian campaign is helping raise awareness for those who have been harmed by the COVID-19 shots.

On January 19, a large truck with the words “COVID-19 Vaccine Injured” next to a woman’s portrait could be spotted in the streets of Ontario. The truck, also sporting the encouraging message of “you are not alone,” is part of a campaign recently launched across Canada called You Are Not Alone (YANA) that is striving to unite Canadians and create “a greater awareness of the damaging effects of the COVID-19 inoculation” by sharing the stories of those who have suffered injuries from the forced jabs.

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Canada’s Pandemic Policy a Misguided Power Grab, Say Authors

Two Canadian authors have expanded their book challenging the legitimacy of political and medical COVID-19 narratives and responses.

Marco Navarro-Genie, founder of the Haultain Research Institute, and University of Calgary political scientist Barry Cooper released their expanded edition of “Canada’s COVID: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic.”

During their online book launch, Cooper said “concern for the truth” motivated him to write.

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National Defence Sends Cease and Desist to US Podcaster Over Interview With Former Canadian Sniper

A former U.S. Navy SEAL turned podcaster has received a cease and desist letter from Canadian special operations forces over an interview he released with a former sniper from Canada’s top counterterrorism unit, citing the unauthorized sharing of classified information.

“I’m sure many of you are aware that I pulled the JTF2 [Joint Task Force-2] Sniper / Dallas Alexander SRS [Shawn Ryan Show] Episode due to a cease and desist from the Canadian Gov,” Shawn Ryan wrote on Twitter on Feb. 14.

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Citing misinformation, GTA judge sides with anti-vax father on ‘extremely controversial’ COVID-19 vaccine

In a highly unusual decision that references anti-vaccine misinformation, a Newmarket family court judge has found that a father who does not want his children vaccinated should be allowed to call expert evidence at a trial challenging the “extremely controversial” position that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective.

Superior Court Justice Richard T. Bennett’s lengthy judgment was delivered just days after an Ontario Court of Appeal decision noted it is “simply unrealistic” to have parties in a family court case relitigate the science of vaccination every time there is a disagreement.

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RCMP Tight-Lipped on Scale of CERB Fraud Investigations

The RCMP confirmed on Feb. 14 that investigations are ongoing with regards to individuals who defrauded the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), but wouldn’t say on what scale.

“The RCMP confirms that it has received fraud complaints from the Government of Canada in relation to its Covid programs,” spokesperson Cpl. Kim Chamberland told The Epoch Times.

“As there are ongoing investigations, the RCMP cannot provide additional details at this time.”

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The Covid Coup Attacked the Right to Travel

Law Professor Randy Barnett describes the Constitution as “the law that governs those who govern us.” When our government officials violate the constitutional order, they cannot expand citizens’ liberties; instead, they free themselves of legal restraints in order to augment their power to the detriment of the freedoms of the people they represent.

Under the guise of Covid responses, our leaders overthrew our constitutional system of individual rights to increase their power over the citizenry.

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Long on Covid, terrifyingly short on reason

AS FAR as the mainstream media goes, the vaccine-injured are unicorns. Their symptoms are delusional or fabricated for ‘anti-vax’ activism. But the real fantasy is in the purported ‘miracle of science’ of the vaccine – novel mRNA technology that is proving to be anything but safe and effective. Any medical treatment has risks as well as benefits, which should have been properly assessed in clinical trials before mass vaccination began.

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Grieving a daughter’s Covid death in Wuhan – while being surveilled

It’s been three years since Yang Min’s only child, Yuxi, died. The 24-year-old had been diagnosed with breast cancer and was admitted to hospital in mid-January 2020 in Wuhan, the Chinese city where the earliest coronavirus cases were detected.

Wuhan was the first place in China – and the world – to be locked down to stop the spread of Covid. The announcement came in the early hours of 23 January and it sent people, scared and uncertain, fleeing into the night.

That city-wide lockdown, lasting 76 days, would become integral to China’s zero-Covid playbook. The country has now scrapped the policy and recently announced that the current wave, driven by a hasty reopening, is drawing to a close.

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Covid and the pandemic of moral injury

THE term ‘moral injury’ is a new one for me, as it probably is for most. It’s more commonly applied in a military context and only recently in health and social care, since 2020 to be precise. Indeed, the literature gently, knowingly or unknowingly, nudges us into believing that moral injury, reframed as occupational moral injury, isn’t a new concept but an inevitable consequence of working in an ethically challenging health and social care system.

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Fingerprints of Unvaccinated NYC Teachers Flagged to FBI

On February 8, 2023, while arguing on behalf of fired NYC workers who declined covid vaccination, attorney John Bursch stated in open court that unvaccinated teachers in New York City were flagged with problem codes in their personnel files, and when that occurred “their fingerprints are sent with that flag to the FBI and the New York Criminal Justice Services.”

h/t Mauser

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We went too far with Covid restrictions says Germany’s pro-lockdown minister

Some Covid restrictions were “idiocy” and lengthy school closures were an “unnecessary mistake”, Germany’s lockdown chief has admitted.

Karl Lauterbach, who became the face of the pro-lockdown movement, said some regulations went too far.

“Much of what we did was right but what was idiocy was the things like jogging with masks, or rules for outdoors. Those were excessive,” Mr Lauterbach said.

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COVID-19 vaccine uptake plunges in Canada

Check the calendar. Has it been more than six months since you’ve gotten a COVID shot?

Experts are concerned with how many people have had any COVID-19 vaccine, regardless if it’s their first vaccine or fifth, in the past six months.

Those who are farther than six months from their last vaccine have a higher chance of a breakthrough infection and the viral load will also be higher, explained Dawn Bowdish, a professor at McMaster University and a Canada Research Chair in aging and immunity.

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If China is covering up its Covid death toll, what else is it hiding?

Official statistics clearly cannot be trusted

A story in CityAM this morning will make for uncomfortable reading in Downing Street. The latest business survey from the BDO consultancy has found that more than half of UK firms are worried about reliable access to vital inputs. Supply chain disruptions and labour shortages have already stoked inflation, so the fact that so many producers anticipate further problems is bad news.

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