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On September 13, 2026, Global News reported on the Allison Inquiry — but they still have not apologized…

2026-09-15 ·

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On September 13, 2026, Global News reported on the Allison Inquiry — but they still have not apologized for the false or misleading claims they made during the pandemic. This video highlights four major claims Global News made about the CV VXs that were later shown to be false or misleading — claims they have never retracted or apologized for. They told viewers there were no serious VX-related side effects in the children’s trials and no cases of myocarditis. Then came cases like Maddie de Garay, a 12-year-old Pfizer trial participant whose mother testified that after her second dose, Maddie became unable to walk independently. Dr. Kirk Milhoan, a pediatric cardiologist, testified that myocarditis was already a concern during the Phase 2/3 trials and was being watched for as a safety signal. He also testified that after the rollout, doctors saw an increase in myocarditis in children “that we’ve never seen before with any VX product in children.” Dr. Peter McCullough also reviewed the autopsy of 17-year-old Sean Hartman and concluded that Sean died from Myocarditis. Sean’s father says he reported the death directly to Pfizer four years ago and never heard back. Four major claims. No retraction. No apology.

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