Some totally shocking testimony has come out of the Allison Inquiry. Of course, one would never know it if only going to the LSM although the Toronto Sun did produce the above piece with quite a few links in it of different testimonies. Other than this piece, there is almost zero reporting.
If you have 8 minutes, scroll down about 2/3 of the way at the above link and watch Rodney Palmer who worked for the CBC. He talked about the ‘manipulation and propaganda’ efforts that were being made by the public broadcaster as it spewed out distortion and discrediting of anyone who raised questions....
Certainly a lot of similarities to what came out of the Senate review led by Sen. Ron Johnson when he was examining how federal officials handled reports of possible COVID-19 vaccine side effects, the vaccine reporting system (VAERS) and what was disclosed to the public etc. No surprise about that... the clot shot didn’t discriminate geographically with who was going to be harmed by it...
A former CBC journalist (speaking critically, apparently to an MP or inquiry-related audience) accuses the CBC of shifting from public broadcaster to state propagandist during COVID-19.
Key points:
Ottawa Police Detective Helen Grus discusses why she was suspended. She raised concerns about a significant statistical change in how two babies died, based on police database records she was authorized to access as part of her duties. She flagged a case closed within 24 hours without the investigator reviewing the autopsy report and brought the issue to the chief of police.
She emphasizes that accessing the internal police database for investigative purposes is normal police business and not a privacy breach. She followed the principle of “if you see something, say something” when she saw something suspicious.
Grus states she still believes a thorough investigation is needed. She links her suspension (around February 4) to questioning issues that could implicate COVID-19 vaccinations, saying the episode sent a strong message during that period that raising such concerns could lead to suspension.