Thirty-five years ago, I graduated from the University of Alberta Honors Political Science Program. Rachel Notley was my classmate in a class of 12 students. Preparing me to understand COVID-Rachel, I took a number of courses in Soviet Government, Soviet Foreign Policy, Soviet Medical and Psychiatric Abuse and Soviet History.
I must tell you 35 years ago, Rachel Notley would have been outraged at the thought of union members, including police, fire service personnel, nurses and teachers, being told if they did not take part in an experimental injection program that had no bona fide occupational purpose, they would have been laid off without pay — or lose their jobs entirely. But, Modern Rachel sees no issue in kicking union members in the teeth by allowing them to be laid off without pay, also has the nerve to suggest anyone who actually reads current scientific journals or supports civil liberties is part of a “small group of extremists”.--
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