Canada Is A Vaccine Cult

I always thought Canada was a sensible, erudite and stable country.

Well that's been obliterated since Covid landed.

This country has lost its common sense and logic and has completely succumbed to irrational hysteria cloaking as science.

The incessant stubborn belief vaccines are the only way out of this mess is not only faulty but will likely add to public mistrust about vaccines. Possibly even erode trust with the medical establishment.

Canada - led by Quebec - is refusing to acknowledge there are other options to combat Covid with treatments and basic strategies we've always used throughout the decades. Covid is not some magic killer. It is, at the end of the day respiratory illness - or a vascular disease as asserted by the Salk Institute.

Canada has ordered 293 million doses through 2024. Make what you will of this boost in boosters.

It's the move of a country incapable of adjusting to the reality the vaccine is no more effective than your average flu vaccine. But we act like it's a boon to our lives.

It's not.

And never will be.

In fact, I stand by it's already a failure and we already see it be the case in other countries. 

Vaccines will not give you your lives back.

Only once you realize and finally grasp the statistical probability remain vastly - VASTLY - in your favor can we finally truly get our lives back.

Until then, we've being run into the ground by snakes and opportunists.

Canada has become a wasteland for a vaccine cult.

If we don't watch it, the consequences will be sweeping. From potential long-term damage to a mass exodus of Canadians moving abroad.

I myself won't be tolerating this. I will await my daughter complete high school and CEGEP (roughly 3 years) and begin the process of moving to the United States.

New Hampshire harkens.

Three years is a long time. Especially if Canada continues on this track. However, it will take about that long to prepare for such a big move.

And make not mistake about it, we will do it. We're not interested in living a life in masks, passports and endless babbling about vaccines. We're heading into retirement and don't want to live in fear and at the mercy of a cynical government and terrified population.

America has its own problems and we will monitor it, but we're calculating America offers a better chance at a quiet life in freedom. We thought Canada could at least match America on that front.

It can't.

In Canada, individual rights aren't absolute.

And that's a huge conflict of values for me.