Blazing Reader,

Returning to Canada, I was glad to see at least one mainstream newspaper is (finally) admitting to the COVID-19 vaccination carnage.

"Carnage" is actually the word used by Irvin Studin in his September 17 Toronto Sun op-ed. Personally, I don't think it's hyperbole. If tens of thousands died, and tens of thousands were injured on a battlefield with guns and bullets, we'd rightly call it carnage. All that's different here is the type of shots being taken.

Studin describes the COVID-19 vaccination program as "the biggest health policy mistake in Canadian history at best, or a crime against humanity at worst."

It wasn't a mistake.

As Studin writes, "Ottawa hastily approved a series of foreign pharmaceutical products that were patently defective." What's more, "even in the face of manifest vaccine injury after a first dose, we often doubled down on second and third dose vaccinations for the same injured Canadians."

When I was in high school, my society and politics teacher told us students that the Toronto Sun was trash and not worth reading. He criticized it for its grade 5 reading level.

All my novels are written at a grade 5-7 level (according to The Hemingway App). Trust me, it's not easy making things easy to read and understand. Writing at a Grade 12 level often means the author doesn't understand what they are talking about or they're trying to hide something.

But students were forced to hide their copies of the Toronto Sun. Mr. Connelly would rather have seen a Playboy in the classroom than the Toronto Sun. Of course, the Toronto Sun did have its own Sunshine Girl page (which was half the reason the boys were buying copies).

My wise ol' grandfather, on the other hand, would buy a copy of the Toronto Sun every morning. He was in his eighties, probably too old for the Sunshine Girl. He told me he bought it because it was the only newspaper that talked plain and honest, calling out politicians on their hypocrisy and wasteful spending.

Now, of course, I'm not suggesting the Toronto Sun is some radical alternative newspaper. If you want that, check out the Druthers did of the Allison Inquiry at Parliament Hill. Read eighteen stories of Canadians who died or suffered debilitating injuries after their MRNA shots. Warning: The article may produce side effects such as goosebumps, rage, tears and shudders down your spine.

John C.A. Manley

P.S. On the subject of vaccine carnage, nothing does a better job of depicting what took place during COVID-19's coercive vaccine program than Jordan Henderson's two paintings: Triumph of Science and Victory of Science (gore warning).

John C. A. Manley is the author of Much Ado About Corona, All The Humans Are Sleeping and other works of philosophical fiction that are "so completely engaging that you find yourself alternately laughing, gasping, hanging on for dear life." Get free samples of his stories by becoming a Blazing Pine Cone email subscriber.