Well said. Hopefully there will be consequences to the people who are responsible for the damages done - across the board - and to those who refused mandatory vaccination and those whose reputations have been trashed. We'll need legal action against our public health agencies and mainstream media, medical boards and hospital administrators who ignored the science, instead chose medical censorship and unless mandates. Shame on all of them isn't sufficient. They must be made to pay for the hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths,financially compensated. I want every vaccine injured person to be paid for their pain and unnecessary suffering. Jobs must be lost, prison sentences must be implemented after trial. No pardons for any of them.
Thank you, Michelle. I believe that the major players should be held accountable. I do wonder if that will happen. But as importantly, and as you well point out, we have two other majors concerns.
First, the vaccine-monomania policies destroyed livelihoods -- and lives. You and I both know we cannot bring back the dead who were denied early treatment. Or those who fell in despair -- alcohol and substance abuse, depression, social isolation, economic hardship, and more -- because of the vaccine mandates and related lockdowns. But we do I think owe their families something. I fully agree with you: as a society, we have an obligation we must meet.
Second, and as your own Substack well documents (sadly), we do need systemic institutional reform. ( I hate the word "systemic"). But the public and quasi-public institutions concerned with health and medicine have failed us. The legacy media / MSM, failed us. Academia, for large part, failed us. Far too many of our elected officials, failed us.
Healing, reforming, and in that process, justice with formal trials would be my priorities if asked.
Thank you again for your comment, and your enlightening work as someone who has been fighting against the Covid narrative, and fighting for sanity, civility, and better personal and public health outcomes.
Well said. Hopefully there will be consequences to the people who are responsible for the damages done - across the board - and to those who refused mandatory vaccination and those whose reputations have been trashed. We'll need legal action against our public health agencies and mainstream media, medical boards and hospital administrators who ignored the science, instead chose medical censorship and unless mandates. Shame on all of them isn't sufficient. They must be made to pay for the hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths,financially compensated. I want every vaccine injured person to be paid for their pain and unnecessary suffering. Jobs must be lost, prison sentences must be implemented after trial. No pardons for any of them.
Thank you, Michelle. I believe that the major players should be held accountable. I do wonder if that will happen. But as importantly, and as you well point out, we have two other majors concerns.
First, the vaccine-monomania policies destroyed livelihoods -- and lives. You and I both know we cannot bring back the dead who were denied early treatment. Or those who fell in despair -- alcohol and substance abuse, depression, social isolation, economic hardship, and more -- because of the vaccine mandates and related lockdowns. But we do I think owe their families something. I fully agree with you: as a society, we have an obligation we must meet.
Second, and as your own Substack well documents (sadly), we do need systemic institutional reform. ( I hate the word "systemic"). But the public and quasi-public institutions concerned with health and medicine have failed us. The legacy media / MSM, failed us. Academia, for large part, failed us. Far too many of our elected officials, failed us.
Healing, reforming, and in that process, justice with formal trials would be my priorities if asked.
Thank you again for your comment, and your enlightening work as someone who has been fighting against the Covid narrative, and fighting for sanity, civility, and better personal and public health outcomes.