HE didn’t go so far as to acknowledge that Covid isn’t even a distinct contagious disease, but Ontario Premier Doug Ford committed a remarkable act of apostasy earlier this week by saying that the entire prevention paradigm has been a failure and most people want to move on. Kudos to Mr. Ford for his honesty.

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Hurricane Betsy writes:

Doug Ford deserves no credit.  There have been at least 2 other provincial premiers (Manitoba and Saskatchewan) who also seem to have had a change of heart and mind. Apparently this is happening in other parts of the world as well.  It’s all part of The Script.

These are politicians.  They have put their finger to the wind and seen it is to their benefit to pretend to repent of previous unjustified actions in aid of stopping the flu.

The reality is that the federal government (Justin Trudeau) holds all  the good cards.  They still control the overall project and can, when it is expedient, overturn anything the provincial premiers have done.  We are living under the Emergencies Act.  Justin’s father invoked the War Measures Act back in 1970 when all that was needed was some high-test police work.  The apple don’t fall too far from the tree.

Laura writes:

Yes, I don’t trust Ford either, but I was surprised not so much by his ending restrictions but by his admitting the “vaccines” don’t work.

Trudeau has declared martial law and the government has frozen bank accounts. The Corona Coup in Canada sets more dangerous precedents.

I have difficulty commenting on what Trudeau is doing. I can’t bear to look at him and everything he says is so brazenly manipulative. He’s always wearing a Duper’s Delight smile — like he just can’t believe he’s getting away with it.

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