"Canadians Were Terrified to Speak Out About VX Injuries" Ken Drysdale, former chairman of Canada's…

"Canadians Were Terrified to Speak Out About VX Injuries" Ken Drysdale, former chairman of Canada's National Citizens Inquiry, testified at the Allison Inquiry about the fear, intimidation, and discrimination experienced by Canadians during the CV-19 pandemic. FULL TESTIMONY: https://rumble.com/v7gm29k-ken-drysdale-what-the-national-citizens-inquiry-uncovered.html The National Citizens Inquiry heard from 333 witnesses across Canada, with approximately 75 testimonies involving alleged VX injuries or observations from medical professionals. Drysdale described witnesses who were afraid to testify, families torn apart, and injured Canadians who felt abandoned and afraid to speak publicly. "This fear, this terror, it turned neighbor against neighbor, husband against wife, children against parents." He also raised concerns about changes to Canada's Food and Drug Regulations, arguing that VX authorization requirements had been weakened. The National Citizens Inquiry produced thousands of pages of evidence and more than 300 recommendations. Allison Inquiry – Ottawa, September 8–10, 2026