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Even when some of our medical or political leaders began to realize that there were non-negligible risks accompanying the COVID-19 mRNA intervention, we continued the vaccination campaign at pace. As the Allison Inquiry heard, even in the face of manifest vaccine injury after a first dose, we often doubled down on second and third dose vaccinations for the same injured Canadians. Only maniacs do that! And we, my fellow Canadians, were in a right state of mania!

The damage is done, you say? Let’s move on!

Future health risk worries

Nay! The Allison Inquiry demonstrated, heroically, that too many Canadians cannot move on — for they are injured, have had relatives and friends die, or are worried about future health risks consequent to a deficient COVID-19 vaccine.

A great country with honest leaders cannot move on from such grave errors of policy and administration. And as ours is a great country, let us face our great folly with great frankness.

What’s to be done? Answer: Resignations, arrests and a full public inquiry called by the Prime Minister. Now.

First things first, though — all COVID-19 mRNA vaccination in Canada must stop immediately. Any leaders, institutions or organizations, starting in the health care space, still recommending or demanding COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of entry or membership must now be compelled to cease such perverse practice.

Myocarditis risk for young males

In the fall of 2021, in these pages, I called for the resignation of Ontario’s medical officer of health, Kieran Moore, for having continued to press for vaccination of Canadians even after becoming well aware of mounting evidence of COVID-19-vaccine-related myocarditis risk for young males. (Dan Hartman testified at the Allison Inquiry to the death of his hockey-playing 17-year-old son, Sean, following a COVID-19 vaccine in 2021.) I now repeat that call for resignation. And I call for the immediate resignation of all remaining medical officers of health across Canada who similarly presided over manic COVID-19 vaccination in the face of injuries and deaths.

Second, if the tainted blood scandal of the 1980s, which led to the Krever Commission in the 1990s, resulted in criminal investigations and civil actions, the same should happen, with due speed, in relation to the vaccine injuries and deaths on display at the Allison Inquiry. For the number of human lives in Canada devastated by the vaccine catastrophe is multiple-fold greater than by the tainted blood tragedy — and that tragedy nearly brought down a government.

Who approved the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines for Canada? Why were they approved without proper Canadian testing? Were they approved with any knowledge of risks of injury and death? Why were these risks not communicated frontally to Canadians? Why were the vaccines not removed immediately upon information about injuries and likely deaths? (This would have been done for any product on any sane Canadian day!) And why, pray tell, were we forcing perfectly healthy Canadians — including young Canadians and pregnant women — to take the vaccine simply in order to access what were once considered basic public goods in our beloved Canada?

Finally, the Prime Minister must call a full public inquiry today. He too must not pretend. We may be in a high-level trade war with the United States, but a bona fide catastrophe has befallen our people on the ground — where we live and die, or otherwise live well or suffer. This catastrophe is not the fault of the current Prime Minister, but it will be his historic responsibility to reckon with it on its face — if he wishes to govern legitimately.

— Irvin Studin is President of The Institute for 21st Century Questions. He was nominated for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for leading work across Canada and the world on the pandemic-period education catastrophe.

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