The Fringe Minority Report #216-2 National Citizens Inquiry Vancouver

Part 2 of 2
The National Citizens Inquiry testimony of Dr. Donald Gregory Passey, a family physician for over 42 years and a history in the military. He has received awards and is internationally known for his work on PTSD "post traumatic stress disorder."
After he caught covid, he began to do his own research. He self medicated with Ivermectin and a few other drugs. Within 24 hours, he felt 90% better.
Dr. Passey describes being censored and his content being suppressed. He wasn't even allowed to speak publicly.
He talks about Bonnie Henry and reads aloud some of her book, highlighting her commitment to the government narrative instead of the well-being of the citizens of British Columbia. He says she knew better because of her military training.
Dr. Passey states that science that can not be discussed is propaganda. You are not allowed to see both sides, and if you go against the narrative, you are ostracized.
He talks about the damage Trudeau did with his divisive words. Reflecting on historical figures who used the same type of narrative and the disastrous outcome.
Dr. Passey describes the effects of the lockdowns and how they are considered inhumane by many human rights organizations, and that the effects are still being felt.
He states that doctors are allowed to prescribe off-label drugs and have for many years. But with Ivermectin, a safe drug used for decades, things changed. Why?
Trudeau recently said there was a difference between misinformation and disinformation. Dr. Passey disagrees. They are the same thing, nothing but lies.

The covid restrictions and mandates hurt many Canadians. Please listen to their stories.

All original material was collected from the National Citizens Inquiry site.

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Part 1
https://rumble.com/v3ehmu6-the-fringe-minority-report-216-1-national-citizens-inquiry-vancouver.html