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Q&A: How Should Canada Move Forward on Injuries?

Day 3 · 5:50:04 · Dean Allison · James Thorp

  • 🗣️ Thorp says the path is exactly what the Inquiry is doing: open, honest public discussion of the evidence.
  • ⚕️ He condemns colleagues for betraying patients by giving shots without true informed consent from blank package inserts.
  • ⚖️ Doctors should have honored God and patient relationships over paychecks; silence enabled the harm.

Call for transparency, accountability and restored informed consent.

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Transcript

Dean Allison · 5:50:04

And I think that's kind of the purpose behind us. We want to hear from the victims and who have, and the families who have suffered as a result of these injuries and from the medical professionals and researchers. But how do we move forward? I'm talking about Canada. So your perspective in the US might be a little bit different, How do we move forward with the system that we have here to properly address the injuries and then make sure it doesn't happen again?

James Thorp · 5:50:41

We do exactly what you're doing, what you're doing, what you're doing, what our chairperson Dean Allison the, is doing. We talk about it. We, we, we, we discuss it openly. We have open discussion. We, we be honest with our citizens. We, you know, I'm, I'm upset at the doctors. I'm upset at my colleagues, most of them. I'm very upset at them. Because they betrayed their patients. There was no informed consent. You go and you open up the package insert, it's blank. You can't give informed consent when you don't know what's in a vial. And the doctors were forced to do that if they wanted to collect their paychecks. And so I, I'm very upset at the doctors that did that.

James Thorp · 5:51:43

They had the responsibility to honor their relationship with God, that would honor their relationship with their patient, their paycheck be damned.

Dean Allison · 5:52:02

Thank you. Thanks, Mr. Potts. We're almost out of time, but just one more final question for you.