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Ron Johnson amplifies voices of vaccine-injured Canadians in COVID reckoning
For years, Canadians who say they were seriously injured by COVID-19 vaccines have sought recognition from their government. This week, some of them are getting the opportunity to tell their stories on Parliament Hill — with a powerful U.S. senator joining them.Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and one of Washington's most persistent critics of the government's pandemic response, appeared …
'Half of my face got paralysed…': COVID vaccine injuries Allison inquiry Day 3
Years after the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians who report experiencing adverse effects following vaccination are sharing their stories before an informal inquiry led by Conservative MP Dean Allison. On Day 1, U.S. Senator Ron Johnson testified and made claims about COVID-19 vaccines and mRNA technology. Watch Day 3 of the Allison Inquiry LIVE as witnesses and lawmakers examine reported vaccine injuries and lingering concerns.
Allison Inquiry an opportunity for healing - The Interior News - Smithers BC
I am writing to bring awareness to the Allison Inquiry — a nonpartisan initiative inviting Canadians injured following COVID-19 vaccination to share their stories before MPs on Parliament Hill this […]
'Kicked to the curb': Vaccine-injured Canadians to be heard at the Allison Inquiry
Subhead:A veteran who says he was ready to die for his country broke down describing how Ottawa abandoned him after his COVID shot, and MP Dean Allison says this is only the beginning.# YouTube-embed:jTSzlvVGAaY
Allison Inquiry Hears Testimony From Canadians Reporting COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries (Day 2)
The Allison Inquiry continues at 8:30 a.m. ET on Sept. 9 at Parliament Hill in Ottawa, hearing testimony from Canadians who report injuries following COVID-19 vaccination. The nonpartisan inquiry is chaired by Member of Parliament Dean Allison and is held with the cooperation of the Covid Testimony Association. ...
Canadian lawmakers hear testimony on alleged Covid vaccine injuries
Canadian lawmakers have launched the four-day Allison Inquiry into alleged Covid-19 vaccine injuries, running from 8-11 September and hearing testimony from 50 Canadians. More than 1,400 people reportedly sought to participate. The Inquiry opened with US Senator Ron Johnson calling for greater scrutiny of vaccine safety, Government decision-making and compensation systems. Witnesses described serious, ongoing health problems […]
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