In another victory an Alberta nurse, accused of unprofessional conduct by the province’s nursing and health authorities, has been cleared of all wrongdoing after being singled out for providing “honest answers to patients” regarding the Covid-19 post-vaccination side effects she has witnessed.

According to the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF), she was accused of “unprofessional conduct for publicly sharing her experiences administering COVID-19 vaccinations and witnessing high rates of COVID-19 vaccination injuries”, alleging she had “breached the health authority’s privacy policy by disclosing instances where mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics had resulted in significant numbers of vaccination injuries, including serious injuries requiring multiple ambulances to be called to the vaccination clinic”.

A statement from Keith Pridgen (JCCF) acknowledged that “Canadian nurses deserve better than to be threatened with discipline for telling the truth to the public”. He went on to admonish the authorities responsible, stating “professional regulators must stop this nation-wide inquisition against doctors and nurses who simply choose to uphold their ethical obligations to obtain meaningful informed consent.”

We couldn’t agree more.

While we applaud this and every success, knowing it paves the way for the many other medical professionals who have been targeted to fight back, we remain gravely concerned at the very idea that our healthcare professionals are being accused of unprofessionalism or breach of confidentiality for simply providing honest information to their patients about a treatment option.

Hundreds of medical professionals have spoken out; over 10,000 serious injuries confirmed so far, and excess deaths continue to climb…

Yet our health care authorities chose to discipline those with contrary opinions while at the same time doubling-down on vaccine mandates and passports.

Ask yourself why our government would hide the data, lie to the people, and push so hard for something proven completely unnecessary and potentially dangerous.

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