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Rose Closes: Say No Next Time; Inquiry Thanks

Day 2 · 5:31:19 · Dr. Jessica Rose · Dean Allison · James Freeland · Shawn Buckley

  • 🗣️ She ends urging national and personal sovereignty—“just say no” when authorities repeat the playbook—and says she works for the injured and for humanity in an existential crisis.
  • 📴 Buckley and Allison note pre-COVID online adverse-reaction reporting vanished during COVID, forcing provincial gatekeepers and short-circuiting the early-warning system; Rose calls that intentional pre-thought.
  • 👏 Counsel and chair thank Rose for original research and traveling a great distance; a January 2021 Moderna anaphylaxis death constituent story is entered as context.

Final appeal, offline-reporting discussion, and thanks before the next witness.

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Transcript

Dr. Jessica Rose · 5:31:19

Um, I do this for the injured. Uh, I'm doing this for, um, humanity. Because I think, I think we're actually in an existential crisis right now. And when they do this again, because I believe that they will, just say no. Hold on to your national and personal sovereignty and just say no. Assert yourself. You have support. Trust me.

Dean Allison · 5:31:51

Thank you, Doctor. Does anyone have any questions? Questions? Like, we had a question the other day about the self-reporting. Sean, remember we were talking about it went offline before? Is that actually true?

James Freeland · 5:32:03

Yeah.

Shawn Buckley · 5:32:05

Yeah, so what, just, Dr. Oz, what Mr. Allison is speaking about is, so before with our ad, just Health Canada's regular adverse reaction reporting system, pre-COVID, so pre-COVID, It was online and a doctor could just go online and fill it in. A citizen could go online and fill it in because the idea was, well, it's meant to be an early warning system, like you say, not, not be evidence of causation, but to raise a flag that, hey, maybe we should be looking at causation here and very quickly. Well, so that disappeared shortly before COVID It's back now, but it disappeared. So during the COVID period, Canadians could not submit to online. And then also they created a system where now you had to submit to a provincial board. Yeah, that's as we had Dr. Hoff speak at the press conference.

Shawn Buckley · 5:33:05

So it seems to me that actually that's how you short circuit an early warning system. Is you put barriers between the doctor or the patient and the reporting system. And that might be one, one explanation as to why we had, you know, not the only explanation, but one explanation for why there's less reports of Kennedy.

Dr. Jessica Rose · 5:33:29

Well, that also requires pre-thought. That had to have been done with intention.

Shawn Buckley · 5:33:43

Thank you very much for your presentation. It's, uh, quite stunning, uh, as far as the number of cases that were reported compared to regular years. Uh, you mentioned, uh, January 2021, and it's interesting because I had one constituent that came to me Her name was Francie Dupronne, and she said that her mother, in January 2021, 79 years old, she took a Moderna vaccine and within 10 minutes had difficulty breathing. And they administered two EpiPens and couldn't save her. She died within 15 minutes.

Dr. Jessica Rose · 5:34:25

She died?

Shawn Buckley · 5:34:25

Died, yes. And from severe anaphylactic shock. Despite never having had an allergic reaction in the past. And so it's— yeah, this is just one of the many cases. So I just appreciate just the information that you're bringing forth right now. It's important.

Dr. Jessica Rose · 5:34:45

It's very important. I hope I filled some gaps. I bet you I could tell you that lot number. It's— There is a full awareness within the agencies and the manufacturers, if you ask me, of all of this. And again, not to revert to what Senator Johnson was saying, but he's absolutely right. I, I am always thinking to myself, like, these guys must be pooing their pants right now with all of this data coming in, because they're the ones manufacturing the products, they're the ones they're not liable. But what about their consciences?

Shawn Buckley · 5:35:24

Like, what about their kids?

Dr. Jessica Rose · 5:35:27

Like, how, how do they— I, I don't understand that part of it. Like, how, how do they keep doing it? Like, you can be forgiven for making a mistake if you ask for forgiveness, if you're honest, if you tell the truth. But if you know that you're doing something bad and it's hurting people and you keep doing it. It's malice. Like, I, I don't get that part.

Dean Allison · 5:35:55

Okay, we're almost out of time, but Mr. Mahal, you wanted to ask a— yeah, thank you. Thanks.