Supplemental Report

November 28, 2024

Some excerpts from this report:

Emergence of New Critical Information - Since the release of the 2023 Report, significant additional information has surfaced, further compounding the concerns initially raised. New data and studies have revealed more about the side effects and profound health risks associated with the COVID-19 vaccines. These emerging insights have brought to light the long-term implications of the vaccines, which were not fully understood or acknowledged at the time of the first report. The alarming rise in adverse health outcomes, including serious side effects and potential long-term health risks, underscores the need for immediate and decisive action.

Government and Institutional Resistance - Donald Best's testimony highlighted a broader issue of institutional resistance to scrutiny and transparency during the pandemic. The actions taken against Constable Grus are symptomatic of a larger effort to suppress dissent and prevent critical examination of the government's handling of the COVID-19 response. This has serious implications for the integrity of law enforcement and the ability of officers to carry out their duties without fear of reprisal.

Unthinkable Reality in Canada - Just a few short years ago, the idea that Canadians would fear losing their children to government intervention or that they could be considered non-essential and subjected to forced medical treatments would have been unthinkable. Canada, known for its strong human rights protections and democratic values, seemed immune to such draconian measures. However, the pandemic revealed vulnerabilities in the system, where emergency measures and public health mandates could override individual rights and freedoms.

Recommendations - The Regina testimonies and the 2023 NCI Report collectively underscore the need for significant improvements in the adverse event reporting systems:

Immediately Discontinuing Use of mRNA vaccines;
Enhance Healthcare Provider Education: Educate and encourage healthcare providers to report adverse events without fear of reprisal;
Improve Reporting Systems: Make reporting systems more accessible and userfriendly for both healthcare providers and patients;
Increase Transparency: Ensure transparent communication about the risks of vaccines, including the acknowledgment and investigation of adverse events;
Conduct Comprehensive Studies: Perform mid-term and long-term studies on vaccine safety to better understand the potential risks associated with all vaccines; and
Promote Public Engagement: Engage the public in reporting adverse events and educate them about the importance of reporting.

These steps are essential to address the gaps identified in the Regina testimonies and the 2023 NCI Report and to ensure a robust system for monitoring vaccine side effects and protecting public health.