Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Canada’s seventh Prime Minister, had a vision of Canada as a land of individual liberty and decentralized federalism. “Canada is free and freedom is its nationality,” he most famously said. “Nothing will prevent me from continuing my task of preserving at all cost our civil liberty.”
Today is the 153rd anniversary of Confederation. As a birthday gift to my native land, I’ve written a full-length article (just published on off-guardian.org) which follows in Laurier’s example of exercising our freedom to question and our duty to preserve our civil liberties.
2020 marks the year the Canadian government willfully violated our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The justification? A virus that they calculate kills 22 out of every 100,000 citizens. Without much debate, questioning or opposition, Canadians submitted to oppressive and dehumanizing treatment. In COVID Deaths in Canada: A Questionable Statistic I ask hard questions about the COVID narrative that has moved our country one big step towards a fascist police state.
Questions like:
1. If COVID-19 is so deadly why must we inflate the death toll by including “probable” cases?
2. Why are we including deaths “whether or not COVID-19 was determined to be a contributing or underlying cause?”
3. Why are we counting clear and criminal neglect and abuse of seniors as deaths caused by COVID?
4. Why are we counting as a COVID death where severe (or any) pneumonia was not reported?
5. Are COVID numbers being inflated to protect the government’s reputation after they’ve scared, harmed and violated the freedom of 37 million Canadians?
6. Was there a financial incentive to euthanize the elderly? Possibly to reduce government costs while eliminating a segment of the population that produces no tax revenue?
7. Have non-COVID deaths been attributed to COVID so as to justify more surveillance and lockdowns; while selling the public on an expensive, insufficiently tested and unnecessary coronavirus vaccine?
COVID Deaths in Canada: A Questionable Statistic explores these questions, arriving at shocking discoveries about what is not only taking place in the Great White North, but in most of the developed world.
About the Author: John C. A. Manley is the author of the full-length novel, Much Ado About Corona: Dystopian Love Story. He is currently working on the sequel, Brave New Normal, while living in Stratford Ontario, with his wife Nicole and son Jonah. You can 