A doctor in Canada still cannot stand up and question the COVID shots without the college circling
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Six months before the hearings they asked MP after MP to sit at a table and listen to the injured. The answer was no. Not medically impossible. Politically impossible.
Then the applications came in. Over 1,400 people willing to testify. Most of the country still does not know the inquiry exists.
That is not a small club of cranks. That is a pile of families who were told the product was safe, then told to be quiet when it was not.
Buckley is a lawyer. Dean Allison is an MP running a citizen hearing, not a royal commission. Nobody has to treat every application as proven injury. The part that sticks is simpler: they built a system where the injured had to organise their own room because Parliament would not lend them one.
If 1,400 people will put their name down to speak, the official count was never the whole story.
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Shawn Buckley said the quiet part out loud at the Allison Inquiry.
— “Sudden And Unexpected” (@toobaffled)September 11, 2026
A doctor in Canada still cannot stand up and question the COVID shots without the college circling. Six months before the hearings they asked MP after MP to sit at a table and listen to the injured. The answer… pic.twitter.com/DWSvAvE6bD
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