(Dec. 16, 2021) Saskatchewan MP Jeremy Patzer becomes the 1st federal politician to speak up against the Trudeau govt’s devastating and coercive vaccine mandates. Since the vaccine rollout mid-Dec. 2020, all federal MPs have stood around silently on the rushed and unproven vaccines, while millions of Canadians suffered.
Until Patzer, not a single MP advocated for every citizen’s constitutional right to freedom of medical choice and bodily autonomy or raised constituents concerns with the coercive nature of the experimental vaccines, riddled with examples of failure and severe adverse effects.
All have gone along with the politically safe and discriminatory vaccine mandates, as millions of Canadians were coerced into taking the dangling carrot mRNA jabs in return for a temporary slice of stolen freedom. As MPs comfortably continued collecting their paycheques, Canadians had their lives torn asunder as livelihoods, reputations and relationships were intentionally destroyed.
As holiday-season travel bans now loom for the fully vaccinated with more restrictions and school closures also on the horizon, one has to wonder if Patzer finally saw a light and found it in his heart to represent all of his constituents. Or, is he merely capitalizing on the growing tide of frustration and resentment clearly being poured out over social media by even the fully vaccinated now in response to Trudeau’s latest coercive booster tactic to stop non-essential travel with holiday plans already made.
Whatever the reason, Patzer’s voice will thankfully resonate with a growing number of Canadians ready to return to normal, tired of nonsensical mandates and measures that have never stopped this seasonally endemic virus and the never-ending prospect of booster shots. Will other MPs finally have the courage to join Patzer and fulfill their sworn duty to stand up for their constituents or will they play it safe politically as Canadians on all sides of the vaccine equation continue to suffer at the hands of a vaccine-obsessed prime minister?
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