Sit Down with Michelle | Day 1 Winnipeg | Stopping Hatred and Saving Lives

Michelle Leduc Catlin provides a compelling overview of the Day One hearings in Winnipeg, shedding light on the critical issue of hatred and the urgent need for it to come to an end. She takes us through the powerful opening remarks of lead council, emphasizing that there is too much hatred happening between vaccinated, unvaccinated, and people who become sick after taking the vaccine. Michelle goes on to share poignant examples from testimonies that demonstrate the dire consequences of mandates, lockdowns, and safety data.

Dr. Jessica Rose's VAERS Data Analysis is another significant highlight of the hearings, revealing alarming data that suggests the COVID-19 vaccine should have been pulled from the market after just one month. Michelle's account of this data is a potent reminder of the importance of diligent and thorough research before bringing any product to market.

Michelle also highlights the insights of Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, author of the Great Barrington Declaration, who underscores the devastating effects of lockdowns on young people that will be felt for decades to come. With 1 in 5 Canadians now requiring mental health support, Dr. Bhattacharya's data from Sweden, which took a different approach to lockdowns, provides a compelling case for re-evaluating our strategies.

Overall, Michelle's account of the Day One hearings in Winnipeg is a powerful reminder of the critical issues at stake, from the need to address hatred to the importance of robust data analysis and responsible decision-making. Her overview underscores the profound impact that these hearings may have on shaping policy and shaping our collective future.