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Orwellian Mandates and Elders Left to Rot

Day 3 · 3:30:30 · Ken Drysdale · Dean Allison

  • 📢 Drysdale says media terror plus government snitch programs turned neighbour against neighbour while liquor stores stayed open and churches and AA closed.
  • 🏚️ A Regina care worker described 30 elderly patients deteriorating and wanting to die under lockdowns with no attending doctors or provincial regulators visiting.
  • 🔒 He recalls an Alzheimer's survivor of war left in tears, locked up with no one caring what he had done wrong.

Social division and neglect of the elderly under mandates.

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Transcript

Ken Drysdale · 3:30:30

So The folks, you know, the, the, one of the key themes that came out of that was that folks had been terrorized by the media, and then government intervention amplified that and sunk it home. You know, when the police showed up at your home, or there was a certain instance, I think it was in Manitoba, where they had the, the, um, what was it called, the Diplomat Program or something.

Dean Allison · 3:30:55

And oh yeah, so to, so to encourage people to snitch on their neighbors. You were an ambassador, weren't you? I'm an ambassador, um, to basically complain on your neighbors. It was very Orwellian.

Ken Drysdale · 3:31:08

It, it was terrible.

Dean Allison · 3:31:10

I think it was Manitoba. So the liquor stores are open, but the AA meetings are closed.

Ken Drysdale · 3:31:14

Yeah. And you know, it was, it was so— people were so convinced it was the right thing. I remember having a discussion, and I won't say who because that person was near and dear to me, and it wasn't my wife, by the way. But I started to talk to them about how the churches were closed and the liquor stores were open. And this person was telling me how that was so appropriate because there was people that needed their liquor. I'm not making that up. And this is an extremely intelligent, well-educated person who I respect. But that's how effective the propaganda campaign was. This fear, this terror, it turned neighbor against neighbor, husband against wife, children against parents. We took elderly people and we locked them up and let them rot. And we had witnesses about that. We had several witnesses about this. As a matter of fact, one was in Regina, I believe it was, and she had been working in an elderly person's housing unit.

Ken Drysdale · 3:32:14

She had 30 patients and she described how before the vaccines and before the lockdowns, because we weren't just concentrating on vaccines. She was telling us about her, her, her patients. And she said the deterioration that happened after the imposition of, of all of the mandates, people wanted to die. They were rotting. And I said to her, I questioned her and I said, so when you saw this incredible change with your people, And at the end of your shift, you went to talk to the doctor, the attending physician, and say what you saw. She looked at me like I was crazy. She said, attending physician? I said, oh, certainly, they must have had a doctor come in to see how things were going. She said, never saw them. Then I said, well, surely since the province of Saskatchewan implemented these measures, when the regulator came in to check on the condition of these people, you know, these people built our country and paid taxes all their lives, who were locked up in rooms?

Ken Drysdale · 3:33:19

Surely when the regulator came in and asked you and you told them what you saw, what did the regulator say? And she said to me, there was no regulators, there was no visits by the province, there were no doctors to talk to. They were just locking them up. And I personally know one who was in there who had Alzheimer's and lived through the war and was in tears all the time wondering what he had done, and they couldn't care less.

Dean Allison · 3:33:57

Now, Mr. Drysdale, just to drive home so that the import— so it was a different time. So we— country had been locked down for 2 years, and then it's starting in February running because there were 8 cities, it was weekly or biweekly for about 2.5 months. Yeah, it probably is still not recovered. But what the NCI did was it documented a snapshot in time.

Ken Drysdale · 3:34:21

We did.

Dean Allison · 3:34:22

So when people were terrified, when it was fresh, when they were still worried about losing their jobs, they testified and it's videoed and it's under oath and it's much like these proceedings. No, but that could never be recaptured. If those witnesses testified today, it would be different testimony. And the vaccine injuries have clearly changed, clearly changed. You've been sitting here for these proceedings. It's very different, the injuries today.