Listening to Canadian Covid-19 Vaccine Injured
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WHEN THOSE WHO SERVED CANNOT SPEAK OUT
Catherine Christensen, an Alberta lawyer who represents military members and veterans, raises serious concerns about Canadian Armed Forces members who report health problems following the Covid-19 vaccine mandate.
She describes cases involving myocarditis, blood clots and open-heart surgery, and explains how some injured service members are medically released without their vaccine being recognized as the cause of their condition. She also raises concerns about families being denied access to medical files and the barriers that can prevent affected members from speaking publicly.
Those who served their country deserve to have their experiences heard, their medical circumstances examined, and their families treated with compassion. Their stories raise important questions about transparency, accountability and support for injured service members.
Watch Catherine Christensen’s full testimony: covidtestimony.com/witnesses…
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CAROL MESSENGER: “I WAS DECLARED DEAD”
Carol Messenger, a retired Vancouver fire captain, describes developing transverse myelitis with a 5 cm spinal lesion after her second Covid-19 vaccine dose, leaving her with lasting nerve symptoms and significant challenges during rehabilitation.
Her struggle continued through the Vaccine Injury Support Program. Carol recounts lost files, months of delays after her records incorrectly declared her dead, and a small compensation award that left many expenses uncovered — including medical supplies she says she needed.
Her testimony highlights the personal toll of serious health problems and raises difficult questions about the support available to Canadians who report vaccine injuries.
Individual witness testimonies from the Allison Inquiry are now available at covidtestimony.com/witnesses…
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STUDIN: Allison Inquiry must now lead to resignations and full public inquiry
Biggest health policy mistake in Canadian history at best, or crime against humanity at worst
Irvin StudinAuthor of the article:
Published Sep 17, 2026 • 5 minute read
torontosun.com/opinion/colum…
Julie Stautland speaks with MP Dean Allison about the Allison Inquiry, the hardships described by Canadians reporting Covid-19 vaccine injuries, and calls for greater transparency, medical support, and reform of Canada’s Vaccine Injury Support Program.
Canada’s COVID Vaccine Injury Inquiry and the Fight for Support - A Heal... youtu.be/ctIn9g1izYU?si=FTNM… via @YouTube
Check out this episode about the Covid vaccine injury inquiry with Dean Allison.
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La Science™ au Québec :
«J'ai fait dix-neuf (19) rapports d'effets secondaires à la santé publique et je n'ai obtenu AUCUN RETOUR.» -Dr René Lavigueur
The Allison Inquiry and the “Antisovetchik” Lesson: First Label Them, Then Ignore Them
A Soviet-born public servant reflects on censorship, institutional memory and what comes next. Why waiting for mainstream institutions to validate the evidence may be a mistake.
Thanks @DruthersNews for publishing my article in their latest October issue.
Here is the original: ivim.substack.com/p/the-alli…
The Allison Inquiry and the “Antisovetchik” Lesson:
First Label Them, Then Ignore Them
#covidtestimony
@AllisonInquiry
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Sharing a portion of my story alongside others who have experienced burning sensations after the COVID-19 vaccine. In this compilation by @Tribunal_infaux, witnesses from the Allison Inquiry open up about what they went through.
Every single testimony represents a real person's life, and each story deserves to be heard with empathy and respect.
As many of you know, the Canadian courts haven't permitted my class action lawsuit for the vaccine injured to proceed.
That makes independent testimonies like these at the Allison Inquiry even more critical. When legal avenues are shut down, our shared stories become our strength.
I will NEVER stop advocating for the vaccine injured like me.
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Brianne Dressen just opened up about the fatal Covid shot injuries she has seen firsthand.
Bookmark this.
“We’ve had people that have died from these skin conditions slowly.”
“Women that died in six months.”
“Blisters.”
“Infections.”
“You end up with sepsis.”
“The doctors didn’t know what to do with them.”
It often starts as a rash, according to the CDC’s V-Safe reports.
Jeffrey Tucker: “By the third or fourth contact, you get started with the rashes on the back.”
“That’s the beginning.”
“And the rash spreads.”
“That can get worse and results, in many cases, in bleeding blisters on the legs.”
Dressen: “Vasculitis.”
“People’s skin slowly would just continue to spread and deteriorate.”
“There’s a couple of others that took them about a year and a half to pass away.”
“I couldn’t imagine another horrible way to die.”
@React19org @jeffreytucker
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Add MS to the list of recognized adverse events. But the CDC still recommends the mRNA jab for children. At some point, there needs to be a reckoning
“The World Health Organization” now states on its website:
“COVID-19 vaccination can cause multiple sclerosis due to cross-reactive CD4+ T cells that recognize the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 and myelin peptides.”
In other words, your own immune system destroys the nerve pathways and then attacks your brain and spinal cord.
This information was available during the lockdowns but was labeled a “conspiracy theory” and censored by social media.
“MY LIFE HAS BECOME VERY SMALL” — FIVE YEARS IN SURVIVAL MODE
Once an avid hiker and communications director with the World Health Organization, Patricia Leidl describes how dramatically her life changed after a devastating health decline following her second Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine dose.
Patricia recounts collapsing a week after vaccination, followed by a racing heart, swelling, migraines, hearing loss and POTS. She describes being dismissed in the emergency room, developing further health problems, spending approximately $250,000 on care, and losing friendships. Five years later, she describes a life narrowed by ongoing suffering and the feeling that people chose not to believe her.
Her testimony raises difficult questions about how people who report serious health problems are treated, heard and supported.
Watch Patricia Leidl’s full testimony: covidtestimony.com/witnesses…
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@Shawnbuckleylaw
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"Fire in my brain". "Burning inside". "Burning feet and hands". "Electric shocks".
Those side effects of the covid injections came up regularly during the testimonies at the @AllisonInquiry Inquiry last month. Here is a compilation.
More compilations on the way.
@DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw @JeffEvely @GoTalkTruth @TamaraUgo @DanDicksPFT @JasonLavigneAB @LionAdvocacy
In this compilation from @Tribunal_infaux , Allison Inquiry witnesses describe experiences of burning sensations associated with the Covid-19 vaccine.
Each testimony represents an individual’s experience, and each deserves to be heard with compassion and taken seriously.
Individual witness testimonies from the Allison Inquiry are now available at covidtestimony.com/witnesses…
Cerveau en feu. Mains et pieds en feu. Brûlure à l’intérieur. Chocs électriques.
Ces effets secondaires des injections covid revenaient fréquemment dans les témoignages de l’enquête Allison. Voici une compilation.
D’autres compilations suivront.
@enqueteallison @AndrePitre_LUX
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MP Dean Allison says vaccine-injured Canadians have been gaslit by doctors, family and friends. The Allison Inquiry gave them a chance to be heard.
@TGranicAllen #thenewsforumca #counterpoint #vaccineinjury #allisoninquiry #cdnpoli
WHO WAS ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE DECISIONS?
Dr. Gary Davidson, former emergency department chief and chair of Alberta’s COVID-19 pandemic response data review, explains what the government-commissioned review uncovered about how pandemic decisions were made.
If no research was done to support these decisions, what was used to justify them? Dr. Davidson presents recommendations on informed consent and ending vaccination of healthy children. He also says he lost his university position over his stance.
The questions raised by this review deserve serious public attention. Transparency and accountability matter.
Watch the full testimony here: covidtestimony.com/witnesses…
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Justin Trudeau went on national TV and asked how long Canada should “tolerate” a group of its own citizens.
That group was the unvaccinated. In the same interview he called them racists and misogynists.
Shawn Buckley asks Alberta audiences one question: did you believe the army would come to your door? Most hands go up.
How does a country heal from that?
Stephanie Giguère, A 46-year-old BC psychotherapist describes severe head pressure, numbness, disorientation, a racing heart, speech loss and falls after a single Moderna dose. The testimony evolves into a discussion about how our "leaders" coerced Canadians into injecting an untested substance and the way the unvaccinated were treated by the Prime Minister at the time.
The full testimony can be viewed here: covidtestimony.com/witnesses…
Justin Trudeau went on national TV and asked how long Canada should “tolerate” a group of its own citizens.
That group was the unvaccinated. In the same interview he called them racists and misogynists.
Shawn Buckley asks Alberta audiences one question: did you believe the army would come to your door? Most hands go up.
How does a country heal from that?
“I THOUGHT I’D BE DEAD WITHIN THREE MONTHS”
Michael Oesch was an active artist, filmmaker, and former school bus driver who once walked across Canada. Today, he lives in long-term care after a devastating decline in his health that began following his fourth Covid-19 vaccination.
Michael describes losing the ability to walk, a large spinal lesion near his brain, profound fatigue, and severe nightly muscle spasms. He also recounts having his Vaccine Injury Support Program claim denied, despite the life-altering challenges he continues to face.
In this clip, Michael discusses what has helped him regain some movement and his determination to keep fighting for his independence.
His story raises important questions about the support available to Canadians who report serious vaccine injuries—and what happens when their lives are changed so dramatically, yet their claims for assistance are denied.
From walking across Canada to living in long-term care, Michael’s life has changed profoundly. His story deserves to be heard.
Watch his full testimony here: covidtestimony.com/witnesses…
Courage is Contagious.
THE CONVERSATION MUST CONTINUE
In a new interview with The Epoch Times, MP Dean Allison says he is working to organize additional town halls across Canada so more Canadians affected by Covid-19 vaccination can share their experiences.
Weeks after the Conservative Party wrapped up a four-day inquiry into COVID-19 vaccine injuries, the MP behind the initiative says that more such events could be held across Canada.
Conservative MP @DeanAllisonMP told The Epoch Times that he is currently working on getting additional town halls on vaccine injuries to be held across Canada, as he said several Conservative MPs who were unable to attend the Allison Inquiry have suggested.
“I’ve had a number of MPs that couldn’t be there, and have said, ‘Dean, we'd like you to come to our area and have a town hall.’ So, I think it’s important that we keep telling people’s stories,” he said.
The @AllisonInquiry was an independent, non-partisan initiative chaired by Allison that heard from Canadians who were injured by COVID-19 vaccines, including about how they weren’t receiving the care they needed despite being recognized by the federal Vaccine Impact Assistance Program. From Sept. 8 to 12, the inquiry heard from about 50 witnesses selected from more than 1,400 people who applied to testify.
The inquiry’s terms stated that it would listen to Canadians’ experiences but would not make findings of fact or reach final conclusions.
Allison said that many Canadians had felt they were “all alone” after being “gaslit by their doctors” on vaccine injuries. He said the aim of the inquiry was to give Canadians a chance to talk publicly about their injuries, and to break the stigma around it.
“We are doing it because we need to give them a voice. Imagine going to a doctor and saying ‘I’m injured,’ and … they don’t even have a clue what to do or how to deal with it because they’re not allowed to talk about it,” Allison said.
“The first step is really just to start the conversation again. I always say we wanted to smash the ceiling of silence. That was so important for us.”
While the inquiry was meant to be open to all parties, only Conservative MPs attended the event in person. Allison said some Tory MPs were unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts, but they still posted about the inquiry online to provide support, such as @LeslynLewis, @AndrewLawton and @strauss_matt.
Allison said the federal government’s Vaccine Impact Assistance Program needed to receive more funding, given that the previous iteration of the program—the Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP)—only gave out about $21 million to 252 Canadians.
Allison said that for the tainted blood scandal, where 1,250 people were infected with HIV through blood transfusions or blood products, Ottawa gave out around $150 million in 1989.
“We need a lot more money to deal with the injuries that people have had to deal with,” he said.
Allison said the House of Commons Health Committee had been “looking at” the VISP program, with Tory MP @DanMazierMP playing a key role. But he said the momentum died when the Liberal government gained a majority government following several floor-crossings, which also changed the composition of committees.
“The challenge was we lost that majority and the will to discuss things that were contentious,” he said. “I’m always hopeful that a committee, at some point, will pick it up to have conversations.”
“AND FOR WHAT? … ALL BECAUSE OF A MANDATE.”
At the Allison Inquiry, Nicole Maurier shared the heartbreaking story of her daughter Abigail, a 24-year-old cardiology technologist whose life was cut short by a rare, aggressive cancer.
Nicole described the circumstances surrounding Abigail’s Covid-19 injection, explaining that workplace requirements played a role in her daughter’s decision. She recounted Abigail’s rapid decline and shared photographs that captured precious moments of a young woman whose future should have held so much promise.
One image was especially painful: a photograph from Abigail’s final birthday.
Behind the debate over mandates are real people, families, and lives forever changed. Nicole came forward to ensure Abigail’s story would be documented and remembered.
No family should have to live with such profound loss. Abigail was more than a story—she was a daughter, a young woman with a future, and someone deeply loved.
Watch the full testimony here: covidtestimony.com/witnesses…