The Canadian Television Network, commonly known as CTV, ran a hit piece on the Allison Inquiry that was pure propaganda
The Allison Inquiry held four days of hearings in Ottawa last week. It was compelling and life changing to hear witnesses injured by the Covid-19 vaccines share their stories
By News on the Net -- Shawn Buckley—— Bio and Archives--September 19, 2026
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Should CTV be criminally investigated?
You cannot watch the testimonies and not be changed.
If you have not watched, you need to.
The CTV hit piece on the Allison Inquiry had a single person give a strong negative opinion. She claimed to have applied to be a witness at the Inquiry.
She then gave a strong negative opinion, including:
“She now feels it [the Inquiry] is more of a political stunt... 'I felt disgusted and betrayed. I was duped.'”
This personal opinion on national news sends the strong propaganda message to the viewer that the Allison Inquiry is shameless political theatre.
We know the CTV hit piece is pure propaganda because:
Should CTV be criminally investigated?
— Shawn Buckley (@Shawnbuckleylaw)September 19, 2026
On September 16, the Canadian Television Network, commonly known as CTV, ran a hit piece on the Allison Inquiry that was pure propaganda. Should CTV be criminally investigated?
The Allison Inquiry held four days of hearings in Ottawa… pic.twitter.com/9g9UxEUkzW
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