CANADA suffers from A LEARNING DISABILITY

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Canada Suffers From A Learning Disability

It can't even remember Thalidomide!

Well, why should we want to remember the story of a mere Canadian woman who had strong doubts about the Thalidomide jab? Okay, so the Americans listened, but it seems Canada had, and still has, a dangerous hearing problem.

Yes, I'm old enough to remember Thalidomide. I also remember how many little kids around the world developed Autism within days and weeks of being jabbed with the MMR vaccine - my own grandson being one of them. Apparently, the CDC's back is edging a little closer to the wall on that score.

I think there's good reason to question yet another hastily cobbled-together, poorly-tested non-vaccine, though some people are determined to think otherwise.

Adnausica: A Canadian Behavioral Study of Obedience on Vaccines.

• Or: A lesson in how to learn nothing about risk management, ever.
• Thalidomide was first marketed in the late 1950s and used to treat nausea in pregnant women. It led to 10,000 children with birth defects. This tragedy was averted in the United States because approval was withheld by Dr. Frances Kelsey of the Food and Drug Administration. She was concerned about the potential effects a biologically active drug could have on pregnant women for which no long term test data existed. Her concerns were dismissed by experts because testing on rats had shown no harms.

Our kids aren't rats, and I feel sorry for the souls of those who think it's okay for children to be literal guinea pigs for God and Country!  And there are more like me, which is why we now have people being vilified for seriously questioning yet another very iffy "vaccine" -- which -- do we have to say it again? - IS NOT A VACCINE but a whole other unknown being tested with the acquiescence of people with either frighteningly faulty memory banks or no moral standards whatsoever.

Who would have thought our institutions of higher learning could be so dense that people who question "science" are roundly vilified?  Science has never been fact; it's all about inquiry and testing and, unfortunately, experimentation -- and humanity is now literally under the microscope -- against its will.

Some people don't think that's a good idea:

Change.org PETITION:  Remove Vaccine Mandate for Queen's University

Excerpts:

• We acknowledge that initial studies found the BNT162b2 (Pfizer-BioNTech) and mRNA-1273 (Moderna) vaccines effective at preventing serious outcomes of severe disease, hospitalization, and death from SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) [1,2], and we fully support anyone who voluntarily decides to take the vaccine after assessing medical facts and personal risks. 
• However, preventing outcomes of severe disease does not equate to preventing disease transmission [3]. While there have been some mostly unpublished studies theorizing some effect on reducing transmission, the most recent data released by The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicates that there may not be any reduction in transmission at all [4]. 
• The CDC found that vaccinated people infected with the Delta variant (the most prominent variant in Ontario [5]) carry viral loads similar to those who are unvaccinated [4], which "suggest[s] an increased risk of transmission and raised concern that, unlike with other variants, vaccinated people infected with Delta can transmit the virus” [6]. CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky stated that while “Our vaccines are working exceptionally well … what they can’t do anymore is prevent transmission” [7]. As the recent outbreak in Israel confirms, even highly vaccinated communities can be hotbeds for new infections [8].

Now let's hear from our future -- the pro-"vaccine" cream-of-the-crop, gleefully pouring excrement on their colleagues' legitimate hesitation:

Reddit: A cringy Queen's student led anti vax petition

[Note: I don't think there's officially any such word as "cringy", and there should be a hyphen between "student" and "led" and between "anti" and "vax" -- but who am I to challenge the language acuity of our leaders of tomorrow?] 

A sampling of responses:

• "It's a far-right tool of influence. That's all that is. I bet if you googled these people some aren't even real, but bots."
• "These plague rats have had hateful comments? Of fucking course. I hope they catch COVID and are a part of that 0.3% they hold so highly."

Call me old-fashioned, but the students doing the sneering don't seem so much knowledgeable as just plain nasty and juvenile. Apparently, if you don't take the "vax" you're a lowlife and your accusers don't have to show how or why. Sadly, but revealingly also, the most common pejorative at their disposal begins with the letter "F" - a sign of a sadly inadequate education, thus far.

There's another word they might take some time to analyse; it begins with "V" for "vaccine" -- something that the Covid injection is NOT, according to some people with actual credentials:VIDEO

Not to mention that "Covid-19" has not yet been isolated for study purposes:

NatNewsWatch: Experts on WHO team say search for COVID origins has stalled

• The international scientists dispatched to China by the World Health Organization to find out where the coronavirus came from said Wednesday the search has stalled and warned that the window of opportunity for solving the mystery is “closing fast.”

[How very, very convenient.]

• Meanwhile, a U.S. intelligence review ordered up by President Joe Biden proved inconclusive about the virus's origin, including whether it jumped from an animal to a human or escaped from a Chinese lab ...

The sneering university students fear for their own future, while I fear for the influence -- due to their "education" -- that they may be able to exert someday, once they can attach socially admired letters to their names.

The Kingstonist clarifies some things about the student petition against mandatory shots:

• Kingstonist spoke to one of the students, Daniel, on condition of anonymity. Daniel explained that he and the others in his group are afraid that they will face personal threats and repercussions from others in the Queen’s community if they come forward with their real identities.

[As we saw above, there was definitely that sort of sentiment brewing.]

• “Online, we have had many comments from people who are supporting us, but also some very angry, hateful comments,” he explained, noting that one comment went so far as suggesting that unvaccinated people should be subjected to a campaign of “genocide.”

Nice. Well, at least there was no "f" word preceding "genocide".

Thalidomide Image: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NCP14053.jpg