300 injured Canadian soldiers sue over Covid vax injuries | Eastern NC Now

lawsuit against officers who ordered mandatory vaccination.

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Over 300 Canadian soldiers and former soldiers have filed a class action lawsuit over their injuries from being compelling to take the Covid 19 mRNA vaccine.  The lawsuit is against officers ordering the mandatory vaccination of solciers.  They are seeking $500 million in damages.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/over-300-canadian-soldiers-launch-500-million-lawsuit-against-military-covid-vaccine


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( June 27th, 2023 @ 1:33 pm )
 
Those who pushed vax mandates of experimental mRNA Covid vaccines on people should be sued when injuries result from those vaccinations. Unfortunately, the vaccine makers were given immunity from prosecution, but more and more is coming out that they knew things they did not tell people. Those who required people to get experimental vaccines or lose their job should have to compenate those people when they have vaccine related injury. I remember recently the family of a college student who died from the vax after it was required by his college filed suit. More victims of these experiemntal vaccines need to start doing this.



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