In recent revelations from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), a troubling pattern has emerged regarding the safety of mRNA booster shots amid Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's aggressive vaccination campaign. As pressure mounts from lawmakers demanding transparency, official data indicates that Canadians receiving COVID boosters every three months are experiencing significantly higher death rates compared to their unvaccinated counterparts. This shocking information, which the Trudeau administration reportedly attempted to conceal, prompts urgent questions about the efficacy and safety of the government's vaccination strategy.
TPV: Justin Trudeau’s government has aggressively pushed citizens to get COVID boosters every three months. Now, official government data reveals that death rates are soaring among those who received the mRNA booster shots.
Although the Trudeau government has been dedicating resources to keep this information under wraps until after his term in office, lawmakers eventually forced the nation’s top federal health agency to disclose the data.
A Canadian parliamentary inquiry ordered the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) to unseal and surrender data regarding the country’s surging death rates in the wake of the vaccine rollout.
The data revealed that the Canadians who received the mRNA boosters are dying at far higher rates than unvaccinated individuals.
On page 2 of the official response, the PHAC admits:
“Across all weeks in the time period of interest, the number of deaths were highest among those with a primary series and 1 additional dose.”
In a desperate attempt to shield the beleaguered Trudeau administration from fallout before an election he is widely predicted to lose, the media has reportedly been instructed to suppress this critical information, which highlights the repercussions of Trudeau’s authoritarian pandemic measures.
he Canadian Independent responded to the report in a post on social media, saying:
“PHAC previously argued that as vaccine effectiveness waned, an increase in deaths among those who had received two doses (the primary series) was expected, given that the majority of the population had been vaccinated with two doses.”
Public Health Agency of Canada parliamentary response reveals individuals who were boosted with a third and fourth COVID-19 vaccine had higher mortality compared to the unvaccinated.A parliamentary inquiry by Conservative MP Cathay Wagantall posed several questions to the… pic.twitter.com/19xdXW4gDx— The Canadian Independent (@canindependent) September 30, 2024
“However, for the fourth doses, which we want to draw specific attention to, only a small percentage of Canadians chose to receive a fourth dose, which was being offered during the time period of MP Wagantall’s request, making it impossible for PHAC to apply the same argument,” the outlet added.
In a follow-up post, the independent outlet informed the publi that the Canadian government released the data as a weekly average per 100,000 people.
“PHAC didn’t specify this in [its] response,” the post noted.
Surging death rates among the Covid vaccinated and boosted cohort is not unique to Canada.
Previous data published in other highly vaccinated countries including Australia, New Zealand, and the UK also revealed similar results.
Meanwhile, world-leading Japanese scientists and medical researchers tasked with investigating the vaccine rollout have been raising the alarm about the devastating impact of the mRNA shots on public health.
As of October 2023, ongoing discussions and investigations continue into vaccine safety and efficacy across various countries. In New Zealand and the UK, similar patterns of increased mortality among vaccinated individuals have been reported, leading to calls for further independent studies. Additionally, prominent researchers in Japan are raising concerns regarding the long-term effects of mRNA vaccines, indicating a growing global discourse on this critical public health issue.
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