0:00 Over the next four days, our primary
0:02 focus will be listening to Canadians who
0:04 reported serious injuries following
0:06 COVID-19 vaccination.
0:08 We'll hear what happened to them,
0:10 how their lives and families have been
0:12 affected, and what happened when they
0:14 sought medical care, answers,
0:17 recognition,
0:18 and compensation.
0:20 >> How could health officials deny the
0:21 effect effectiveness of natural immunity
0:25 when approximately half of the people
0:27 testing positive for COVID were
0:29 asymptomatic?
0:31 Isn't that a sign that your natural
0:32 immunity is preventing you from getting
0:33 ill?
0:36 And yet, they denied natural immunity.
0:38 They wanted that injection in every arm.
0:56 >> An informal new inquiry in Canada is
0:58 putting COVID-19 vaccine injury claims
1:01 back under the political spotlight years
1:03 after the pandemic began.
1:05 Conservative member of the House of
1:07 Commons of Canada,
1:08 Dean Allison, is chairing four days of
1:11 sworn testimony on Parliament Hill,
1:13 focused on Canadians who say they
1:15 suffered serious vaccine-related
1:17 injuries.
1:18 >> Over the next four days, our primary
1:20 focus will be listening to Canadians who
1:22 reported serious injuries following
1:25 COVID-19 vaccination.
1:27 We'll hear what happened to them,
1:28 how their lives and families have been
1:30 affected, and what happened when they
1:33 sought medical care, answers,
1:35 recognition,
1:37 and compensation.
1:38 And the federal government's own numbers
1:41 provide important context.
1:43 Health Canada and the Public Health
1:44 Agency of Canada's COVID-19 vaccine
1:47 safety report recorded over 59,000
1:51 adverse event reports following COVID-19
1:54 vaccination, including over 11,000
1:57 reports classified as serious.
2:00 But even those numbers
2:02 may not tell us the whole story because
2:05 one of the questions we need to examine
2:07 is how difficult it was for some doctors
2:09 and patients
2:11 to have suspected vaccine injuries
2:13 formally reported and recognized.
2:16 At an August 13th press conference, Dr.
2:19 Charles Hoff, a family physician who
2:22 served patients in and around Lytton,
2:24 British Columbia for decades, described
2:26 his own experience.
2:28 Dr. Hoff
2:30 told us that after caring for many of
2:31 these patients for 28 years, he began
2:34 seeing serious medical problems
2:35 following vaccination that he believed
2:37 that needed to be reported.
2:39 He said the ultimate that ultimately he
2:42 submitted over 14 vaccine injury reports
2:45 to provincial
2:47 public health authorities and according
2:49 to Dr. Hoff, every one of those 14
2:51 reports were rejected or dismissed as
2:55 coincidence.
2:56 A physician who had known many of his
2:58 patients for nearly three decades
3:01 believed he was see seri seeing serious
3:04 safety signals, attempted to report them
3:07 to the system, and he says he repeat
3:09 repeatedly encountered barriers to
3:12 having those cases recognized. That
3:14 raises an important question for this
3:16 inquiry.
3:17 If doctors had difficulty reporting
3:19 suspected injuries, how many Canadians
3:22 may never have made it into the official
3:24 statistics at all?
3:26 >> The hearings are taking place from
3:28 September 8th through September 11th,
3:30 but the inquiry is not an official
3:33 investigation sanctioned by the Canadian
3:35 federal government.
3:37 Unlike a parliamentary committee or
3:39 government-backed probe, Allison's
3:41 inquiry cannot compel witnesses to
3:43 appear or guarantee that testimony will
3:45 lead to action.
3:47 The stated goal is to give Canadians a
3:49 neutral forum to describe personal
3:51 experiences involving alleged injuries
3:54 linked to COVID-19 vaccines.
3:56 The first witness was US Senator Ron
3:59 Johnson, who has spent years
4:01 investigating controversial questions
4:02 surrounding America's pandemic response.
4:06 During his testimony, Johnson presented
4:08 his interpretation of events surrounding
4:10 the early days of the pandemic [music]
4:12 and the response by American health
4:13 officials.
4:15 He focused particularly on former White
4:17 House chief medical advisor Anthony
4:19 Fauci and cited what he described as a
4:21 revealing entry from Fauci's personal
4:24 diary.
4:26 >> I certainly wasn't immune to the early
4:27 justifiable fear caused by the unknown.
4:30 But those two predictions provided
4:31 valuable perspective.
4:33 It eased my concerns and made me highly
4:35 skeptical
4:38 of the scaremongering and draconian
4:39 response measures being proposed and
4:42 implemented.
4:44 But fear was exactly what those in
4:46 charge wanted to stoke
4:49 so they can use that fear to increase
4:51 their power
4:53 and control over our lives.
4:55 Even though on February 8th, 2020,
4:59 February 8th,
5:01 Anthony Fauci privately confided to his
5:03 diary a similar case fatality rate for
5:06 COVID, quote, more likely .2 to .3
5:10 % rather than 2%. That's a quote in his
5:14 diary.
5:15 With trans trans transmissibility,
5:18 quote, like a bad influenza, unquote.
5:22 Publicly,
5:24 in his March 2020 testimony to the House
5:26 Oversight Committee, he predicted
5:28 overall mortality mortality around 2 to
5:30 3%, 10 times higher.
5:38 It's about 10 times higher than the flu.
5:41 He used the scaremongering to push
5:42 mandates and societal lockdowns that
5:44 devastated
5:47 and I mean devastated people's lives and
5:48 global economies.
5:50 In March 2020,
5:52 I publicly stated that we tragically
5:54 lose 39,000 people in traffic fatalities
5:56 each year.
5:59 But we don't shut down our highways.
6:01 From the White House podium, Anthony
6:02 Fauci said that comment was quote way
6:04 out.
6:06 Actually, my comment was highly
6:07 appropriate analogy.
6:10 There's no There was no way
6:13 we shut down our economy
6:15 to slow the spread.
6:17 We had to continue on with our lives.
6:21 Now, federal workers could work from
6:22 home,
6:23 as could other white
6:24 collar office workers.
6:27 Teachers.
6:29 But blue collar collar workers, that the
6:31 people who actually make our lives
6:33 livable,
6:35 make and deliver our food,
6:37 other products that are necessities,
6:39 they had to go to work to keep our
6:40 economy operating. And they did.
6:43 The inequity of shutdowns didn't end
6:45 with the disparity between blue and
6:47 white collar workers.
6:49 Small Main Street businesses were shut
6:51 down by government edict and went
6:53 bankrupt,
6:54 wiping out the lifetime savings of their
6:56 owners.
6:58 But the big box stores,
7:00 big tech giants,
7:02 not only stayed opened,
7:04 they thrived
7:06 as their smaller competitors were
7:07 destroyed.
7:10 Using Forbes world's billionaires list,
7:12 Oxfam reported that the 2,357
7:15 billionaires on the global list
7:18 increased their wealth by $3.9 trillion
7:21 from March 30th to December 30th, 2020
7:25 due to the pandemic.
7:27 So, let me interrupt myself right now
7:29 cuz I I I think this is I want to put up
7:30 a chart and I got the clicker.
7:35 I haven't quite understood why this
7:36 chart
7:38 Well, I actually do understand it.
7:40 But this this chart or similar charts
7:42 should have gotten a lot more attention.
7:45 What this chart shows are the blue bars.
7:48 Those are new cases per day.
7:53 The the orange
7:55 line is a percent of the US population
7:58 vaccinated.
8:00 Now, now what's important about this
8:01 chart? First of all, recognize
8:03 the number of new cases pretty well
8:05 peaked
8:06 by January of 2021.
8:09 Again, this is US government data. I'm
8:11 not making this up. This is real hard
8:13 data.
8:14 And you can see how precipitously
8:16 the new cases were falling.
8:20 The pandemic was fading
8:23 by the time you had any kind of
8:25 significant increase in vaccination.
8:27 They're, you know,
8:28 already by March it's it's
8:31 again, it's it's way down and
8:33 vaccination rates are only 12%.
8:36 Now, had the vaccine actually worked, I
8:38 mean, the way I would have thought the
8:39 vaccine actually working is once 60, 70%
8:42 of Americans were vaccinated you'd see
8:45 just a long tail
8:47 and the pandemic would be over.
8:50 That's how it happened.
8:53 You know, very early in the
8:55 during the administration of the
8:56 vaccines, I I became aware of a Belgian
8:59 doctor
9:00 Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche.
9:03 He's not only a doctor of veterinary
9:05 medicine, but he's a PhD in
9:07 in in virology.
9:10 He He worked in all kinds of biotech
9:12 businesses, the GlaxoSmithKline,
9:15 Novartis.
9:16 He He also worked for the Bill and
9:17 Melinda Gates Foundation and for Gavi.
9:19 [clears throat]
9:20 This is again, this is a respected
9:22 virologist. He He knows something about
9:24 vaccines and immunology.
9:28 He was out saying that
9:31 mass vaccination
9:33 in the midst of a global pandemic is
9:35 probably the worst possible thing you
9:36 could do.
9:38 Because the virus which which
9:41 uh
9:42 evolves rapidly
9:44 would evolve to evade those vaccines.
9:47 And you would literally you would
9:48 literally drive variants.
9:51 That
9:52 second peak you see in this chart,
9:54 that's that's Delta.
9:56 Which according to doctors that I knew
9:58 that was out they were out there
9:59 treating
10:01 actually treating COVID patients
10:03 uh
10:04 found it to be a far more deadlier
10:05 version variant than the alpha.
10:09 This variant was followed by Omicron,
10:11 which was less deadly but
10:13 but more transmissible.
10:15 So again
10:19 that that's that's what we were actually
10:21 dealing with
10:22 but public health officials, they
10:24 weren't acknowledging this.
10:26 They they want to make sure they got
10:28 that experimental gene therapy in every
10:29 arm.
10:31 Let me continue.
10:36 I've labeled those who impose multiple
10:37 forms of pandemic tyranny on society the
10:39 COVID cartel.
10:41 The Biden administration, federal health
10:43 agencies, Big Pharma the legacy legacy
10:46 media and Big Tech social media giants.
10:48 The assaults on freedom and other malign
10:50 actions have been nothing short of
10:51 breathtaking.
10:52 Mask mandates, forced lockdowns, vaccine
10:55 mandates, suppression and censorship of
10:56 the truth
10:59 lying to and withholding information
11:00 from the public vilifying and destroying
11:04 the careers of doctors
11:06 and others who disagreed with the
11:07 cartel.
11:09 So much of of what was being said and
11:11 done by the COVID cartel simply made no
11:12 sense.
11:14 Haven't we always believed that early
11:16 disease detection prompts
11:18 early treatment and produces better
11:20 outcomes?
11:21 Why was that fundamental tenant of
11:23 medicine not only ignored
11:25 but sabotaged?
11:27 Why were frontline doctors who had the
11:28 courage and compassion to to
11:30 COVID patients from the start of the
11:32 pandemic censored, vilified,
11:35 and had their careers destroyed.
11:37 How could health officials deny the
11:39 effect effectiveness of natural immunity
11:42 when approximately half of the people
11:44 testing positive for COVID were
11:46 asymptomatic?
11:48 Is that a sign that your natural
11:49 immunity is preventing you from getting
11:51 ill?
11:53 And yet they denied natural immunity.
11:56 They wanted that injection every arm.
11:59 The NIH guideline for COVID was to get
12:01 tested
12:03 and if you if you tested positive to go
12:05 home
12:06 and isolate yourself.
12:08 In other words, do nothing
12:10 and hope you don't get so sick
12:12 that you require hospitalization.
12:15 Far too often the stories of COVID
12:17 hospitalization were horrific.
12:21 Parents lost their Patients lost their
12:23 freedom.
12:24 Family members could not visit and
12:26 comfort dying loved ones.
12:28 Patient and family member requests to
12:30 administer multi-drug protocols using
12:31 cheap, widely available, FDA-approved
12:34 generic drugs were rejected
12:37 in favor of highly expensive remdesivir,
12:40 which by the way nurses often called run
12:44 death is near cuz it knocks out your
12:45 kidneys and other organs,
12:48 but also ventilators with a depressingly
12:50 low rate of success.
12:52 Affluent America,
12:54 with 4% of the world's population,
12:58 all this medical technology, all these
13:00 experts, all these federal health
13:02 agencies,
13:03 accounted for 16%
13:06 of COVID deaths globally.