The Fringe Minority Report #156-2 National Citizens Inquiry Saskatoon

Part 2
The National Citizens Inquiry testimony of Leighton Grey, a lawyer with years of experience in litigation. He runs a podcast called Grey Matters and has litigated several covid related cases since 2020. Early into the pandemic, he was suspicious of the two weeks to flatten the curve. With courts and his law firm shutdown, he started researching and publishing online.
He talks about some of his cases, including the case with medical officer Dina Henshaw, who made alarming admissions in her testimony. He states that the cherished things in our charter of rights were not being respected in courts, and the Trucker Convoy did more for Canada than the courts did.
He says it's appalling that the #1 cause of death in Alberta is unknown cause, and this is unexceptable. He believes that before the government has any chance to whitewash what they did to us, this litigation must continue. It is vital for the long-term of Canadian society as it deals with this undiscovered evidence. Leighton continues to face the courts fighting to rectify the violations of the charter rights of his clients.

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