Of wolves, sheep and sheepdogs

Like Freedom Convoy 2022, a sizeable portion of Canada's independent media had descended on Ottawa to get the word out on behalf of the vaccine-injured. Truly remarkable achievement that may serve as an inflection point on the nation's media;



For false messiahs and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect. See, I have told you ahead of time. Matthew 24:24, 25

While sitting in on the Allison Inquiry into “vaccine”-injured Canadians, I couldn't help but think of an analogy that came to me by way of Lieutenant-Colonel Dave Grossman. Grossman, a former US Ranger and paratrooper, became famous for his book, “ On Killing: the Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society .”




Have the Covid “vaccine”-injured become the prey of ravenous wolves

The book has become a “landmark study of the techniques the military uses to overcome the powerful reluctance to kill” and develops Grossman's understanding of human nature – an understanding that divides humanity into three distinct groups; the wolves, the sheep and the sheepdogs . Grossman's take on human nature hit me like a sledge hammer as I looked on the tortured stories of those who solemnly swore, on a Bible, that their lives had been hijacked by Covid “vaccine” injury. Were they the victims of an evil and predatory force? Had they become the prey of ravenous wolves?

By Grossman's account, the wolves amongst us may come to us as our compassionate saviors but, in their heart of hearts, they lust after feeding on sheep without mercy. They are bad men, and women, who are bent on doing bad things and the more havoc and chaos they can create within a flock of trusting and docile sheep the better. For their part, the sheep amongst us are the majority with some authorities citing numbers like 88% of any given population being so inclined. Indeed, Australian psychological researcher, Ros Nealon-Cook, has indicated that roughly “ 12.5% ​​of any given population is 'highly sensitive' to change ” and therefore unwilling to be leashed and pulled along like the vast majority of their cohorts. The 88% would rather deny the existence of danger to seek safety in a state of ignorant bliss. They are kind, sensitive folk who would not hurt another except by accident or under extreme provocation. They are sheep.

Grossman would go beyond the findings of Ros Nealon-Cook to assert that fully 98% of any given population are comprised of sheep with 1% being wolves who would feed on them and another 1% that would feel honor-bound to defend them. This latter 1% are the “sheepdogs” who, for whatever reason, live for the day that they can track down and confront the wolf and inflict the same violence upon him as he would on sheep. According to Grossman, “ After the attacks on September 11, 2001, most of the sheep, that is, most citizens in America said, 'Thank God I wasn't on one of those planes.' The sheepdogs, the warriors, said, 'Dear God, I wish I could have been on one of those planes. Maybe I could have made a difference. '”One could quibble about the numbers and percentages but one thing was clear from the four days of testimony at the Allison Inquiry: all three entities, wolves, sheep and sheepdogs, were in full evidence throughout the proceedings.




Wolves in sheep's clothing

Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves Matthew 7:15

The testimony of the “vaccine”-injured was consistent in many respects, including the belief that authorities could be trusted when they said the “vaccines” were “safe and effective”. Casting back on this belief and taking Senator Ron Johnson's testimony from the first day of the Allison Inquiry into consideration, they might have had a different opinion on the “safe and effective” mantra had they been told that they were subjecting themselves, in reality, to experimental gene therapy “injections”. After all, Ron Johnson related the fact that vaccines, by their original definition, are products that introduce a weakened pathogen, an inactivated pathogen or a purified antigen to stimulate an immune response within one's body. MRNA injections, on the other hand, use a different mechanism to generate an immune response in that they deliver genetic instructions that penetrate cells that then manufacture the antigen internally. Vaccines, as understood by everyday Canadians, contain the antigen and not the code to produce it. A conceptual boundary that had been surreptitiously crossed to fool the vast majority of Canadians. One wonders, how many would have lined up to take an injection properly advertised as an experimental gene therapy?

And so it is that rank-and-file Canadians were linked to by those, like the FDA , who claimed to be looking out for them and their grandmothers. It was all about compassion and the “greater good” and Canadians needed to prove their mettle on the world's stage by injecting an experimental product into their shoulders. One can't help but remember the competition to acquire these products as it became critical to match or beat the inoculation percentages of other countries . These entreaties to the altruistic sensibilities of Canadians would be combined with a full measure of fear that would make the offering that much more urgent. The master of fear would be Canada's own prime minister who would berate the “unvaccinated” as “ those people ” who were misogynistic, racist and undeserving to be in the presence of the vaccinated. One was left wondering at the logic, shouldn't the vaccinated be safe from the unvaccinated? Perhaps some wolves in sheep's clothing skipped logic classes?




The political and medical authorities that presented themselves as compassionate caretakers of the public's health and well-being, even as they revealed in slinging misinformation, there was our own legacy media and police services. Charged with being the watchdogs of democracy and the protectors of individual Charter Rights and Freedoms, respectively, these institutions were spectacular failures. What else to say as a former trusted news personality, Rodney Palmer, testified on Day 4 of the Allison Inquiry that our own Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) had abandoned responsible journalism to push state narratives. It had become the State Broadcasting Corporation (SBC)! And what about testimony by Detective Helen Grus on Day 3 of the Inquiry who stated that the Ottawa Police Service had failed to investigate the sudden deaths of a cluster of babies and instead chose to charge her with “discreditable conduct” for doing so! Was this criminal negligence she wondered? Wolves in sheep's clothing indeed.

Rodney Palmer and Helen Grus speak to wolves in sheep's clothing in their respective professions.

Sheepdog coalition

I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. The hired hand is not the shepherd and does not own the sheep. So when he sees the wolf coming, he abandons the sheep and runs away. Then the wolf attacks the flock and scatters it. John 10:11-12

If there was one thing that made the Allison Inquiry a wonder to witness it was the gathering of so many sheepdogs in one place at one time. These stalwart defenders of the weak and unfortunate normally only exist in one place and in support of one cause. So it was with Helen Grus and her lonely fight against the overwhelming force and power of an Ottawa Police Service that frantically bared its fangs at her efforts to get to the bottom of infant deaths that, at her count, were double or triple the normal rate. She, however, was not alone over the course of the Allison Inquiry proceedings as other sheepdogs emerged from their lonely labors to join a coalition of like-minded but unsung heroes including:



And so it is that these brave folks do their best to advance the cause of the vaccine-injured at the risk of their own livelihoods, prospects and even safety.

Dr. Peter McCullough testifies on spike protein modalities and therapeutic treatments that work.

The differentiation between wolf and sheep is not as easy as one might initially think. Take Rodney Palmer's testimony, for instance, and one might think that the many newscasters, lawyers, journalists and supposed experts that he alleges lied to the public, either outright or by omission, are most definitely ravenous wolves. On closer examination, however, one can see that these personalities, given the allegations are true ( 10:10 to 27:33 mark ), are much more sheepish than they are wolf-like. After all, they were prepared to give up on their professional standards and betray the Canadian public, without batting an eyelash, to make their employers happy – sheep indeed. When one looks for the wolves in this scenario, one will have to go higher into the guts of the government departments that control public broadcasting and health.

CBC alleged to have lied to Canadians about safety of Covid injections, allegations that need to be tested in court?

Just as wolves become sheep upon closer inspection and the real predators are found much higher up in our national and international institutions, so we find sheepdogs within a new, independent media. What to think as, at the start of Day 3 of the Allison Inquiry hearings, the inquiry chair and presiding officer related that 170,000 individual posts pertaining to the inquiry had been generated the day before even as it trended as the seventh most read Twitter news item in the world 02:00 mark ). Like Freedom Convoy 2022, a sizeable portion of Canada's independent media had descended on Ottawa to get the word out on behalf of the vaccine-injured. This was a truly remarkable achievement that may serve as an inflection point on the nation's media landscape. The point at which the legacy media showed itself to be a propaganda machine and everyday Canadians began looking to the independents for responsible reportage. One wonders, when next will this particular coalition of sheepdogs get together?

Veterans and independent media members, from left, Jeff Evely, Dave Morrow and yours truly.

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Major Russ Cooper (Ret’d), Founding Member, Board Chair, President and CEO of Canadian Citizens for Charter Rights and Freedoms (C3RF).
Russ Cooper is retired from both the Royal Canadian Air Force and Air Canada. In his military career, he was a decorated CF18 combat pilot and served in several staff positions as a Director of major capital acquisition projects. In the civilian aviation sector, he complimented service as an international airliner pilot with national responsibilities in the field of post 9/11 civil aviation security. He is published internationally in this latter area.

Now fully retired from his follow-on career as a Human Factors Engineer and a Transport Canada Flight Test Pilot delegate, he is pursuing an abiding interest in the preservation of fundamental Canadian Charter rights. This latter pursuit has been prompted by his sense that these rights, hard-won by the sacrifice of Canadians past, are under attack and on the verge of being lost.


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