Conclusion: Free Clinicians, Acknowledge Injury, Let Light In¶
Day 4 · 5:50:32 · Dr. Peter McCullough · Dean Allison
- 🛡️ He says regulators failed to protect people told shots were safe, effective, and necessary, and surveillance could not catch the signal.
- 🛑 Canadian authorities, he charges, blocked doctors from discussing, investigating, and compassionately treating the injured—calling that a crime.
- ✨ He demands acknowledgment, accountability, research, treatment, and more hearings so light and good prevail over darkness and evil.
Closing charge to government: step aside, admit harms, and expand transparent inquiry.
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Transcript¶
Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:50:32
So to finish and conclude, this inquiry hearing testimony from Canadians who were injured by a medical intervention they were told was safe and effective and necessary— the regulatory apparatus approved these products, did not protect them. The surveillance systems that should have detected the injury signal were structurally incapable of doing so, and the scientific questions that could have been answered before the rollout remained unanswered. Now, to make matters worse, Canadian authorities squashed any ability of doctors to talk to one another and discuss these problems and come up with solutions. They banned doctors from investigating these cases and they have worked against all the efforts of Canadian doctors to compassionately care for these people. And that, that is a crime. The government needs to get out of the way of doctors and nurses and let them get back to the work of taking care of Canadians.
Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:51:32
We need acknowledgment that these vaccine injuries are real. We need accountability. Research and treatment. And above all, we need far more hearings like this that will exposit what's going on and will shed light on the problem. And light will prevail over darkness. Good will prevail over evil. I'm Dr. Peter McCullough.
Dean Allison · 5:51:57
That's my comments.