(LifeSiteNews) – A group of Canadian doctors is en route to the British Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons in Vancouver as part of the “Justice for the Vaccinated” tour that started on September 28 in Kamloops, BC.
On Sunday, Bright Light News sat down with the tour organizers – Dr. Charles Hoffe, Dr. Stephen Malthouse and vaxjustice.org co-founder Cris Vleck, to speak about the reality of vaccine injuries and to explain why they have decided to tour the province spreading the message.
According to the organizers of the tour, the initiative has three objectives:
- Educate communities about the COVID -19 “vaccine” harms and raise concerns surrounding the lack of informed consent.
- Create videos and testimonials to share peer-to-peer to warn others of the potential harms caused by the COVID-19 “vaccine.”
- Gather evidence through testimonials and video recordings to be compiled in the “Vaxxtracker” database in order to create a more accurate reporting system. This will also be used as an evidentiary package for future legal and prosecutorial projects.
According to the organizers, the stories of those who have been vaccine-injured are not shared widely enough, and in some cases have been actively suppressed or dismissed by both media and health professionals.
“Every doctor should be deeply concerned about patient safety, and about evidence based medicine… this vaccine rollout has been the most devastatingly harmful medical intervention in history,” Hoffe told Bright Light News in the interview.
Hoffe also cited data from America’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) which shows that “1.4 million vaccine injuries” have been reported by those who have taken the shot or by those who have cared for those who have taken the shot.
Of those 1.4 million reports, Hoffe notes that over 30 thousand of the adverse events were deaths, and almost 60 thousand were permanent disabilities.
On the homepage for vaxjustice.org, a stream of vaccine-injured victims rolls across the screen in an attempt to spread awareness about stories that have not been heard by the general public.
In one example, the website explains that 17-year-old Keyonah T. has experienced continual tics, seizures and brain fog since taking the jab. In another example, the website tells the story of Patricia F., who has had vision problems, difficulty walking, tremors and other severe side effects since taking the first dose of the Pfizer jab.
The bus tour – which includes speaking engagements and meetups throughout the province – is set to end on October 7 in Vancouver at the British Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons headquarters, where various vaccine-injury victims and doctors will speak and share their testimony of what they have witnessed and experienced.