Allison Inquiry must now lead to resignations and full public inquiry

History notes many countries that have lost their minds in periods of emergency. And that even the sanest of societies can, under pressure and panic, preside over catastrophes once presumed unthinkable.

Last week’s Allison Inquiry in Ottawa proved that our beloved Canada — once among the world’s most civilized and well-governed — is no exception. It showed, in full technicolour, that which an ever-growing number of thinking people now realize — that the COVID-19 vaccine program, deployed at the height of pandemic-period mania, injured tens of thousands of regular Canadians, and killed thousands of Canadians to boot.

We can and must no longer pretend — and I am not for pretending: The Canadians who testified at the inquiry to their vaccine injuries, and to the deaths of loved ones from the vaccine, were from all walks of life and all parts of the country. They were of all ages. Most were perfectly healthy and productive — some even elite athletes — before taking the COVID-19 vaccine in Canada.

The vaccine-injured or killed Canadians are our friends and neighbours. I know of many myself — some in my own family. And so, I will wager, do you. One has only to look hard enough — such was the scale and intensity of national vaccination, in multiple doses, supported by a hyper-aggressive national and international campaign of persuasion and, in many cases, compulsion. ---More...

Dear MPs. It is time. The silence is broken. This is non partisan.

This is about human suffering.

The needle has moved and everyone knows.

Time to come forward. You DO NOT want to be on the wrong side of history on this one.@AllisonInquiry@DeanAllisonMP…

— Shawn Buckley (@Shawnbuckleylaw)September 17, 2026