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Martin Liehs's avatar

Parliaments and congresses in most western democracies have held hearings on various aspects of the pandemic, including the "vaccines". Questions have been raised about the origins of the virus, the safety of the mRNA injections, and the effectiveness of lockdowns and other policies.

Canada's parliament and media has been obsessed with the homeless crisis, rising inflation and interest rates, the war in Ukraine, gender ideology, climate change etc. Other distractions like the recent cabinet shuffle and the Prime Minister's marriage have also captured the public's attention.

Aside from the Emergencies Act inquiry, it appears that there is no committee studying or questioning any of the issues raised since early 2020 as far as I am aware. As well, there has been complete radio silence regarding the NCI and its findings.

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Jim McIntosh's avatar

"What does not kill me makes me stronger." This statement does not apply if "what" DOES kill you. The only way this statement can be declared false is if "what" does not kill you and does NOT make you stronger. I'm sure lots if things qualify as such, and some even make you weaker.

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