Canadian representatives discuss ‘COVID Cartel’ at Washington forum led by Senator

A Canadian researcher, former journalist, and former politician gave testimony at an international forum discussing the global response to the pandemic. The participants highlighted issues related to pandemic restrictions, COVID-19 vaccines, and media misinformation.

The roundtable discussion, moderated by U.S. Senator Ron Johnson and titled “Federal Health Agencies and the COVID Cartel: What Are They Hiding?” featured experts like Dr. Robert Malone, journalist Lara Logan, and U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene.

The event aimed to shed light on how the COVID Cartel—consisting of federal health agencies, Big Pharma, legacy media, and Big Tech—engaged in censorship and coverups during the pandemic response.

Speaking at a summit in Washington D.C. on Feb. 26, Canadian researcher Jessica Rose, who holds advanced degrees in various fields, criticized the U.S. CDC and FDA for allegedly concealing millions of COVID-19 vaccine injuries by not properly utilizing the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).

Rose highlighted significant safety signals in the VAERS data that were allegedly ignored by the FDA and CDC, raising concerns about the transparency of reporting vaccine-related injuries.

Rose presented data indicating a potential causal relationship between COVID-19 vaccines and adverse events, as per the Bradford Hill criteria. She questioned the discrepancy between the reporting standards followed for different vaccine-related events.

Expressing concerns about the handling of COVID-19 vaccines, Rose accused the CDC and FDA of neglecting established safety protocols, thereby compromising public health.

Journalistic ‘Propaganda’

Rodney Palmer, a former journalist, criticized media outlets for disseminating biased information during the pandemic, leading to a decline in public trust. He highlighted instances where critical data related to COVID vaccine-related deaths was allegedly suppressed by the media.

Palmer called out the conflict of interest in allowing drug companies to sponsor news segments and advertise prescription drugs directly to consumers, influencing the reporting priorities of journalists.

Palmer suggested that American news networks might be colluding with pharmaceutical advertisers to bypass FDA regulations, compromising the transparency and accuracy of health-related information shared with the public.

He recommended a thorough investigation into these practices to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and protect public health.

Former Ontario MPP

Randy Hillier, a former Ontario MPP, shared his opposition to stringent COVID-19 restrictions early in the pandemic and criticized the lack of transparency in government decision-making processes.

Highlighting the reluctance of politicians to challenge prevailing narratives, Hillier described instances where critical information about the pandemic response was allegedly suppressed to maintain public perception.