The Fringe Minority Report #171-2 National Citizens Inquiry Red Deer

Part 2
The National Citizens Inquiry testimony of Catherine Christensen, a lawyer with vast experience representing the Canadian military, and the founder of The Valor Legal Action Center. The Valor Legal Action center has been busy supporting and representing over 5000 members from all levels of the military, including veterans.
She begins by reading a statement detailing the challenges the veterans and military personnel, including chaplains, faced during the covid mandates. The fact that very few accommodations were offered, except for higher level personnel, is unjust. The exodus of military personnel because of the mandates is massive enough to constitute a military emergency. Many who remained and took the vaccine have become personally disabled, creating a larger decrease in military members. These injuries and the low recruitment numbers have created a serious problem for the Canadian military.
Catherine describes the broken trust this whole thing has created. The top general's are supposed to look out for the well-being of those under them, but that didn't happen this time.
The amount of damage done to the Canadian military personnel is still unknown. Catherine is working hard to get answers to the thousands of questions as to why this was allowed to happen.

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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