Canadian COVID Care Alliance member Philip Oldfield is encouraging people to contact the prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC) to help with the advocacy group’s trial into alleged crimes against humanity the provinces and Canadian government engaged in during the COVID-19 pandemic. .“The ICC’s final response to my submissions was not what I had hoped, as the court determined it did not have sufficient evidence to open a formal investigation into Canada’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Oldfield in a July 11 letter. .“However, the court’s door is still open to allow an investigation pertaining to crimes against humanity.” .Oldfield said he wants to prove the provinces and Canadian government intentionally caused great suffering or serious injuries and apartheid. Given the ICC has requested more facts and evidence to proceed, he said Canadians need to provide this information to the court. .If people fear retaliation, he said they can request their identity be kept confidential. He added he would appreciate it if he could be copied on any correspondences to enable him to follow up with the ICC. .Oldfield encouraged people to contact the ICC if they suffered a COVID-19 vaccine injury. .Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines said they were frustrated by the slow response taken by the Canadian government and healthcare system, with many questioning why the mainstream media has not been covering their stories..READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE: Vaccine-injured Canadians search for answers.The Western Standard put out a call on Twitter for testimonials from vaccine-injured Canadians in June. It received more than 130 messages from people claiming they were injured after taking COVID-19 vaccines..Some of the symptoms Canadians claimed to have developed include muscle spasms, myocarditis, and seizures. .Oldfield said people should speak with the ICC if they lost their education, employment, or livelihood for being unvaccinated. He said it might be worthwhile for people who suffered discrimination for being unvaccinated to reach out. .He said this appeal includes people who were coerced into taking COVID-19 vaccines. People who experienced police or government overreach should speak out. .“I appreciate any assistance you can provide in our efforts to have the ICC review Canada’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and determine whether the harms that the government’s response have constituted crimes against humanity,” he said. .A video put up in 2021 on YouTube from a group of Canadian doctors demanding relaxed COVID-19 restrictions was removed from the platform. .READ MORE: YouTube censors plea from Canadian doctors to end COVID lockdown.People who clicked on the video saw a message saying it was taken down for violating YouTube’s terms of service. .The doctors produced the video in partnership with Liberty Coalition Canada, calling for governments to end lockdowns, social distancing, and mask mandates.
Canadian COVID Care Alliance member Philip Oldfield is encouraging people to contact the prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC) to help with the advocacy group’s trial into alleged crimes against humanity the provinces and Canadian government engaged in during the COVID-19 pandemic. .“The ICC’s final response to my submissions was not what I had hoped, as the court determined it did not have sufficient evidence to open a formal investigation into Canada’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Oldfield in a July 11 letter. .“However, the court’s door is still open to allow an investigation pertaining to crimes against humanity.” .Oldfield said he wants to prove the provinces and Canadian government intentionally caused great suffering or serious injuries and apartheid. Given the ICC has requested more facts and evidence to proceed, he said Canadians need to provide this information to the court. .If people fear retaliation, he said they can request their identity be kept confidential. He added he would appreciate it if he could be copied on any correspondences to enable him to follow up with the ICC. .Oldfield encouraged people to contact the ICC if they suffered a COVID-19 vaccine injury. .Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines said they were frustrated by the slow response taken by the Canadian government and healthcare system, with many questioning why the mainstream media has not been covering their stories..READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE: Vaccine-injured Canadians search for answers.The Western Standard put out a call on Twitter for testimonials from vaccine-injured Canadians in June. It received more than 130 messages from people claiming they were injured after taking COVID-19 vaccines..Some of the symptoms Canadians claimed to have developed include muscle spasms, myocarditis, and seizures. .Oldfield said people should speak with the ICC if they lost their education, employment, or livelihood for being unvaccinated. He said it might be worthwhile for people who suffered discrimination for being unvaccinated to reach out. .He said this appeal includes people who were coerced into taking COVID-19 vaccines. People who experienced police or government overreach should speak out. .“I appreciate any assistance you can provide in our efforts to have the ICC review Canada’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and determine whether the harms that the government’s response have constituted crimes against humanity,” he said. .A video put up in 2021 on YouTube from a group of Canadian doctors demanding relaxed COVID-19 restrictions was removed from the platform. .READ MORE: YouTube censors plea from Canadian doctors to end COVID lockdown.People who clicked on the video saw a message saying it was taken down for violating YouTube’s terms of service. .The doctors produced the video in partnership with Liberty Coalition Canada, calling for governments to end lockdowns, social distancing, and mask mandates.
