Genuine person here! Thank you for this. I felt deeply angry and upset by what happened to me. I lost everything my job, my marriage, my friends, even my elderly parents won't see me because I am unvaccinated. It is a real challenge to maintain compassion but it is ESSENTIAL for humanity as a whole but also for the individual. When I saw the film Safe and Effective I think I understood for the first time what brain washing people had been subjected to on the so called 'other side'. I cried so much for them and since then I have realised that I would rather be a compassionate person than an angry one. I work hard at this every day. Your article is vital to remind us all of this and it is appreciated, thank you.
Prime Minister Trudeau is in the hot seat this morning in Ottawa, testifying under oath (with ear piece?) on the final day of the Public Inquiry into the first ever invocation of The Emergencies Act.
Formerly known as "The War Act".
The Rouleau Commission is tasked to determine, through these lengthy and costly legal proceedings, whether Trudeau's invocation of The Act was indeed lawful and necessary
Did the government invoke the Emergencies Act as the measure of "LAST resort", to quell a violent, dangerous public protest that threatened the country
Was the legal threshold met? Was the Act used in a manner in which it was not intended, ergo ILLEGALY: Such as any tyrant would use such drastic measures, as a political tool, to (violently) quash dissent against government overreach?
Yes, or no?
So far:
Members of CSIS, the RCMP and the Ottawa Police have all testified that the PEACEFUL trucker protest did NOT meet the strict legal requirements necessary to justify employing the "measure of last resort."
Trudeau and Crystia Freeland (Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister), TD Bank executives and a secret (unnamed) Trudeau cabinet (bunch of hand picked Yes Men) merely "felt" the jab mandates protest had to be stopped.
By whatever means necessary...
Without speaking to convoy leaders. Without seeking mediation. Without any sort of negotiation.
Without Senate approval, Trudeau invoked The Emergencies Act, sent in the jackboots and guns and clubs and tear gas and Officers on Horseback.
I agree with your sentiments here, Jasmine. I strongly believe those injured by the vaccines absolutely deserve our support and not our derision.
I also agree that we should welcome people who change their minds about the mainstream narrative and their blind belief in the "safe and effective" vaccines. But as was pointed out to me by a commenter on another Substack account, Dr Malhotra does not believe he needs to apologise for his previous support of the vaccines because "we didn't know", despite acknowledging the uncertainty of medicine in general and considering himself a sceptic. We may not have "known", but there was always reason to be cautious and discerning. I agree that people who change their minds should not have to spend eternity grovelling (with a few notable exceptions who have yet to admit their mistakes), but offering an apology to begin with doesn't seem like too much to ask.
Personally, I'd also choose to rephrase this statement made by your colleague: "We can all play the ‘I’ve lost my livelihood/home/relationship(s) and was massively abused for refusing to engage’ card, but what does that gain any of us?”. The injustice people have faced, both in their personal lives and in broader society, is not simply a "card" being played. People have been hurt so deeply, it is understandable there is much anger present. I agree that we should all strive to rise above this, but that is much easier said than done, and having one's suffering seemingly (although perhaps not intentionally) dismissed, does not encourage compassion in return.
In any case, your goal moving forward is a worthy one. "...I’m challenging myself to be as temperate and forgiving of everyone, whatever their views and however vicious their words, as I can manage. It is not easy, but it is essential for all of us to do this if we are going to build a better world". These are wise words, and I agree we should try our hardest to live up to them.
Totally agree!!! I hate the irrational and hatred attitude of many of the unjabbed towards the jabbed who got injured due to them not having been properly informed; these stupid morons forget that not long ago they were also in the dark regarding many issues, and I guarantee you most of these idiots are totally clueless about many current agendas, how they work and what are their real goal... specially all those who are unable to discern that this world conspiracy is spiritual in nature... all they see and talk about is 'governments' or the 'WEF', when in reality these are only proxy useful idiots obeying a script given to them by characters well above their heads.
I really feel angry towards anyone rejoicing from other people's suffering, no matter the situation, no matter the side of the story, no matter if it's 'deserved' or not.
What's worse is seeing this diabolical behaviour coming from people calling themselves "christians2 - they clearly forget Jesus orders for us to FORGIVE!!!
I don’t engage in shadenfreude and strongly believe that it is only down to the Grace of G*d in innumerable ways that I began waking up with Brexit in 2016, and quickly woke from the Convid Psyop in April 2020.
It’s harder to forgive those that went ahead and were injured DESPITE repeatedly being shown the evidence of their dangers. So they could go on holiday.
I’m still sorry for them for having been injured but less so then those who believed the hype about protecting others. And easily forgive those who listened to their church leaders’ lies and thought it the Religious right thing to do.
I have mixed emotions for those who went ahead, knowing the dangers, hoping for a saline Jabby to protect their pensions. Thus letting their side down.
But what of the medical establishment that knowingly gave large quantities of Midazalam and morphine knowing it would kill their patients? Or signed off the DNARs without informing patients or families? Especially physically disabled people who are not wanted in the Great Reset future as are ‘useless eaters’ according to German T4/NHS-NICE frailty scoring systems.
As for the planners—- I pray the Lord intervenes soon to send them back to hell where they belong.
No forgiveness for our Malthusian Luciferian overlords.
(But you can still pray that they change their ways).
Totally agree with you on abuse of injured and bereaved, they are victims. However, if you genuinely think Malhotra is the good guy and not reversing direction in order to build his own profile and appear as some sort of hero, then I'd suggest that you haven't been paying close enough attention to him. His story is all over the place. It's all out there if you care to look.
There are a lot of 77th Brigade, which exists to ‘influence’. Ordinary people have a brother, a mother, a sister, a dear friend, a father, a grandfather etc who got the inoculum - once, twice etc.
It was a tactic in communist countries, now is a tactic in western countries to try to blame people who had been vaxed and injuried and make them to feel guilty.
I only know one person who is jab injured. I don’t know her well. But I have seen her proclamations of being injured and of needing help. People have reached out to her sending links to organizations that can help like FLCCC, CHD but she has not accessed them. I am wondering if the change of personality from the first shot may be responsible for this.
Well said. I've wondering about the best approach to all of this. A general whitewash of "oh well, never mind" won't absolve the damage done by (1) those that knew better and (2) those that should have known better but took the easy road. Being 'calm and clever' in the face of abuse (and - perhaps - encouraging past mistakes to be openly admitted) is a good way to go about this. Just look at the overwhelmingly positive response to this apology: https://twitter.com/jamessmithPT_/status/1579944795837198337 (150k likes etc). Just think what impact such an apology would have from people who were involved in the whole farrago from the start. Of course, that would involve these people breaking their omerta of silence... but doing so might help avert future disasters.
Genuine person here! Thank you for this. I felt deeply angry and upset by what happened to me. I lost everything my job, my marriage, my friends, even my elderly parents won't see me because I am unvaccinated. It is a real challenge to maintain compassion but it is ESSENTIAL for humanity as a whole but also for the individual. When I saw the film Safe and Effective I think I understood for the first time what brain washing people had been subjected to on the so called 'other side'. I cried so much for them and since then I have realised that I would rather be a compassionate person than an angry one. I work hard at this every day. Your article is vital to remind us all of this and it is appreciated, thank you.
Prime Minister Trudeau is in the hot seat this morning in Ottawa, testifying under oath (with ear piece?) on the final day of the Public Inquiry into the first ever invocation of The Emergencies Act.
Formerly known as "The War Act".
The Rouleau Commission is tasked to determine, through these lengthy and costly legal proceedings, whether Trudeau's invocation of The Act was indeed lawful and necessary
Did the government invoke the Emergencies Act as the measure of "LAST resort", to quell a violent, dangerous public protest that threatened the country
Was the legal threshold met? Was the Act used in a manner in which it was not intended, ergo ILLEGALY: Such as any tyrant would use such drastic measures, as a political tool, to (violently) quash dissent against government overreach?
Yes, or no?
So far:
Members of CSIS, the RCMP and the Ottawa Police have all testified that the PEACEFUL trucker protest did NOT meet the strict legal requirements necessary to justify employing the "measure of last resort."
Trudeau and Crystia Freeland (Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister), TD Bank executives and a secret (unnamed) Trudeau cabinet (bunch of hand picked Yes Men) merely "felt" the jab mandates protest had to be stopped.
By whatever means necessary...
Without speaking to convoy leaders. Without seeking mediation. Without any sort of negotiation.
Without Senate approval, Trudeau invoked The Emergencies Act, sent in the jackboots and guns and clubs and tear gas and Officers on Horseback.
Fait Accompli!
The rest is history. (Written by the victors?)
Guess we'll see eh?
#TrudeaumustgoNOW 🆘️
I agree with your sentiments here, Jasmine. I strongly believe those injured by the vaccines absolutely deserve our support and not our derision.
I also agree that we should welcome people who change their minds about the mainstream narrative and their blind belief in the "safe and effective" vaccines. But as was pointed out to me by a commenter on another Substack account, Dr Malhotra does not believe he needs to apologise for his previous support of the vaccines because "we didn't know", despite acknowledging the uncertainty of medicine in general and considering himself a sceptic. We may not have "known", but there was always reason to be cautious and discerning. I agree that people who change their minds should not have to spend eternity grovelling (with a few notable exceptions who have yet to admit their mistakes), but offering an apology to begin with doesn't seem like too much to ask.
Personally, I'd also choose to rephrase this statement made by your colleague: "We can all play the ‘I’ve lost my livelihood/home/relationship(s) and was massively abused for refusing to engage’ card, but what does that gain any of us?”. The injustice people have faced, both in their personal lives and in broader society, is not simply a "card" being played. People have been hurt so deeply, it is understandable there is much anger present. I agree that we should all strive to rise above this, but that is much easier said than done, and having one's suffering seemingly (although perhaps not intentionally) dismissed, does not encourage compassion in return.
In any case, your goal moving forward is a worthy one. "...I’m challenging myself to be as temperate and forgiving of everyone, whatever their views and however vicious their words, as I can manage. It is not easy, but it is essential for all of us to do this if we are going to build a better world". These are wise words, and I agree we should try our hardest to live up to them.
Totally agree!!! I hate the irrational and hatred attitude of many of the unjabbed towards the jabbed who got injured due to them not having been properly informed; these stupid morons forget that not long ago they were also in the dark regarding many issues, and I guarantee you most of these idiots are totally clueless about many current agendas, how they work and what are their real goal... specially all those who are unable to discern that this world conspiracy is spiritual in nature... all they see and talk about is 'governments' or the 'WEF', when in reality these are only proxy useful idiots obeying a script given to them by characters well above their heads.
I really feel angry towards anyone rejoicing from other people's suffering, no matter the situation, no matter the side of the story, no matter if it's 'deserved' or not.
What's worse is seeing this diabolical behaviour coming from people calling themselves "christians2 - they clearly forget Jesus orders for us to FORGIVE!!!
Excellent article!!!
I don’t engage in shadenfreude and strongly believe that it is only down to the Grace of G*d in innumerable ways that I began waking up with Brexit in 2016, and quickly woke from the Convid Psyop in April 2020.
It’s harder to forgive those that went ahead and were injured DESPITE repeatedly being shown the evidence of their dangers. So they could go on holiday.
I’m still sorry for them for having been injured but less so then those who believed the hype about protecting others. And easily forgive those who listened to their church leaders’ lies and thought it the Religious right thing to do.
I have mixed emotions for those who went ahead, knowing the dangers, hoping for a saline Jabby to protect their pensions. Thus letting their side down.
But what of the medical establishment that knowingly gave large quantities of Midazalam and morphine knowing it would kill their patients? Or signed off the DNARs without informing patients or families? Especially physically disabled people who are not wanted in the Great Reset future as are ‘useless eaters’ according to German T4/NHS-NICE frailty scoring systems.
As for the planners—- I pray the Lord intervenes soon to send them back to hell where they belong.
No forgiveness for our Malthusian Luciferian overlords.
(But you can still pray that they change their ways).
Totally agree with you on abuse of injured and bereaved, they are victims. However, if you genuinely think Malhotra is the good guy and not reversing direction in order to build his own profile and appear as some sort of hero, then I'd suggest that you haven't been paying close enough attention to him. His story is all over the place. It's all out there if you care to look.
There are a lot of 77th Brigade, which exists to ‘influence’. Ordinary people have a brother, a mother, a sister, a dear friend, a father, a grandfather etc who got the inoculum - once, twice etc.
It was a tactic in communist countries, now is a tactic in western countries to try to blame people who had been vaxed and injuried and make them to feel guilty.
I only know one person who is jab injured. I don’t know her well. But I have seen her proclamations of being injured and of needing help. People have reached out to her sending links to organizations that can help like FLCCC, CHD but she has not accessed them. I am wondering if the change of personality from the first shot may be responsible for this.
Well said. I've wondering about the best approach to all of this. A general whitewash of "oh well, never mind" won't absolve the damage done by (1) those that knew better and (2) those that should have known better but took the easy road. Being 'calm and clever' in the face of abuse (and - perhaps - encouraging past mistakes to be openly admitted) is a good way to go about this. Just look at the overwhelmingly positive response to this apology: https://twitter.com/jamessmithPT_/status/1579944795837198337 (150k likes etc). Just think what impact such an apology would have from people who were involved in the whole farrago from the start. Of course, that would involve these people breaking their omerta of silence... but doing so might help avert future disasters.