Catherine Christensen is a distinguished lawyer who specializes in representing active military personnel and veterans. In her recent testimony, Ms. Christensen provides critical insights into the adverse impacts of COVID-19 mandates on military members. Specifically, she expounds on how such mandates have led to the inoperability of Canada’s military. (1 hour 17 minutes)
Watch on YouTube here and Rumble here.
Watch her interview with Leighton Grey here.
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Despite the wreckage wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic – social disintegration, ruined lives, physical and economic tolls – the governments and public officials who “managed” the emergency have been decidedly uninterested in assessing their performance. Except in Alberta, where a government-appointed panel just released its Final Report. Though predictably attacked by politicians, media and “experts” who can abide no dissent, the report makes many sensible recommendations, Barry Cooper finds. The report calls for emergency management experts – not doctors or health care bureaucrats – to be in charge when such disasters strike, with politicians who are accountable to the people making the key decisions. Most important, the report demands much stronger protection for the individual freedoms that panic-stricken governments and overbearing professional organizations so readily quashed.