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Dr. Dion Davidson, a vascular surgeon from Nova Scotia shares his experiences during the pandemic and his reasons for leaving the province.
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Dr. Dion Davidson, a vascular surgeon from Nova Scotia shares his experiences during the pandemic and his reasons for leaving the province.
Full video (skip to 3:54:00): rumble.com/v2dou14-nation…
Facebook page: facebook.com/DrDionDavidson/
@Inquiry_Canada
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Dr. Davidson joins the long list of witnesses who have grown disillusioned with the Public Health Agencies.
Davidson: "We're moving because of the Public Health response to the #covid pandemic."
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Dr. Davidson joins the long list of witnesses who have grown disillusioned with the Public Health Agencies.
Davidson: "We're moving because of the Public Health response to the #covid pandemic."
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Dr. Davidson struggling to answer whether 'informed consent' applies in Canada.
Davidson: "Historically it would have applied, before the pandemic."
Dr. Davidson struggling to answer whether 'informed consent' applies in Canada.
Davidson: "Historically it would have applied, before the pandemic."
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The commissioner asks Dr. Davidson about the difference risks of covid outcome based on age.
Davidson: "If you're a healthy child, you're risk of a bad outcome from covid approaches zero. If you're 80 you're at 1000x risk."
The commissioner asks Dr. Davidson about the difference risks of covid outcome based on age.
Davidson: "If you're a healthy child, you're risk of a bad outcome from covid approaches zero. If you're 80 you're at 1000x risk."
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He then gets posed a question about his view on widespread lockdowns.
Davidson: "It was my first major crisis moment.
He then gets posed a question about his view on widespread lockdowns.
Davidson: "It was my first major crisis moment.
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Dr. Davidson touches on an often ignored point, which is the hyperfocus on this single virus.
Davidson: "This one virus, which was one more way among a thousand other ways that we could die in life, was the only thing that Public Health was concerned with."
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Dr. Davidson touches on an often ignored point, which is the hyperfocus on this single virus.
Davidson: "This one virus, which was one more way among a thousand other ways that we could die in life, was the only thing that Public Health was concerned with."
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The commissioner then asks Dr. Davidson if there was any evidence to support the lockdowns.
Davidson: "Not on an ongoing basis."
The commissioner then asks Dr. Davidson if there was any evidence to support the lockdowns.
Davidson: "Not on an ongoing basis."
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Dr. Davidson goes on to praise other states that did not lockdown, and then catches himself comparing Nova Scotia to one of the bad states.
Davidson: "States like #Florida or #Texas were not widely shutting down like #NewYork or #California...or Nova Scotia"
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Dr. Davidson goes on to praise other states that did not lockdown, and then catches himself comparing Nova Scotia to one of the bad states.
Davidson: "States like #Florida or #Texas were not widely shutting down like #NewYork or #California...or Nova Scotia"
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The commissioner then asks Dr. Davidson whether there was any debate or discussion either in the hospital or with Public Health.
Davidson: "Not nearly enough, in my opinion."
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The commissioner then asks Dr. Davidson whether there was any debate or discussion either in the hospital or with Public Health.
Davidson: "Not nearly enough, in my opinion."
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Dr. Davidson then talks about his hesitation over the speed at which the vaccines were released under Operation Warp Speed.
Davidson: "By definition, you don't have the long term data. Especially in terms of safety."
Dr. Davidson then talks about his hesitation over the speed at which the vaccines were released under Operation Warp Speed.
Davidson: "By definition, you don't have the long term data. Especially in terms of safety."
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Dr. Davidson continues on, conceding that he simply believed Public Health's endorsement of the vaccines as being 'safe & effective'.
Davidson: "I was naïve. I should have questioned things more. But I hoped that the powers that be knew what they were doing."
Dr. Davidson continues on, conceding that he simply believed Public Health's endorsement of the vaccines as being 'safe & effective'.
Davidson: "I was naïve. I should have questioned things more. But I hoped that the powers that be knew what they were doing."
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Dr. Davidson shares his view on labeling the vaccines as 'safe & effective'.
Davidson: "I never just sit down with a patient and say 'this is safe & effective. Do it'. That's never how we talk about things."
Dr. Davidson shares his view on labeling the vaccines as 'safe & effective'.
Davidson: "I never just sit down with a patient and say 'this is safe & effective. Do it'. That's never how we talk about things."
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After having criticized the labeling of the vaccines as 'safe & effective', the commissioner asks Dr. Davidson how he felt about the mandates themselves.
Davidson: "It's one thing to heavily promote a vaccine. To then force people to take it is a whole new level."
After having criticized the labeling of the vaccines as 'safe & effective', the commissioner asks Dr. Davidson how he felt about the mandates themselves.
Davidson: "It's one thing to heavily promote a vaccine. To then force people to take it is a whole new level."
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Dr. Davidson takes a moment to stress that he does not deny the severity of the virus.
Davidson: "It was serious. I'm not a covid denier."
Dr. Davidson takes a moment to stress that he does not deny the severity of the virus.
Davidson: "It was serious. I'm not a covid denier."
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He then lays out the only situation where a mandate would be justified.
Davidson: "It would have to be a pathogen that is so serious, and the intervention is so safe & so effective that you can contravene informed consent."
He then lays out the only situation where a mandate would be justified.
Davidson: "It would have to be a pathogen that is so serious, and the intervention is so safe & so effective that you can contravene informed consent."
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He then says that information was coming out that the vaccine was not effective, which undermined support for a mandate.
Davidson: "The whole argument for forcing vaccination on someone is null and void."
He then says that information was coming out that the vaccine was not effective, which undermined support for a mandate.
Davidson: "The whole argument for forcing vaccination on someone is null and void."
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The commissioner then asks Dr. Davidson about adverse effects.
Davidson: "It's not adverse effects DUE To vaccination, but FOLLOWING vaccination, because it's extremely difficult to prove."
The commissioner then asks Dr. Davidson about adverse effects.
Davidson: "It's not adverse effects DUE To vaccination, but FOLLOWING vaccination, because it's extremely difficult to prove."
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Continuing on, Dr. Davidson describes how there was a lack of reporting of adverse events.
Davidson: "We should have been encouraging people to report adverse events happening after."
Continuing on, Dr. Davidson describes how there was a lack of reporting of adverse events.
Davidson: "We should have been encouraging people to report adverse events happening after."
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Dr. Davidson does proceed to answer the original question, as to whether he observed any adverse events.
Davidson: "I certainly had first hand experience of life threatening and minor events, shortly after vaccination."
Dr. Davidson does proceed to answer the original question, as to whether he observed any adverse events.
Davidson: "I certainly had first hand experience of life threatening and minor events, shortly after vaccination."
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Dr. Davidson describes the cumbersome adverse events reporting system.
Davidson: "It took me 45 minutes to submit the report."
Dr. Davidson describes the cumbersome adverse events reporting system.
Davidson: "It took me 45 minutes to submit the report."
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The commissioner then asks a pointed question.
Commissioner: "The way that reporting system was set up, could it inhibit the reporting of adverse events?"
Davidson: "Yes".
The commissioner then asks a pointed question.
Commissioner: "The way that reporting system was set up, could it inhibit the reporting of adverse events?"
Davidson: "Yes".
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Dr. Davidson continues to criticize the Public Health Agency for undermining adverse events reporting.
Davidson: "We were relentlessly bombarded with how safe & effective the vaccines were. Safe & effective 1000x a day."
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Dr. Davidson continues to criticize the Public Health Agency for undermining adverse events reporting.
Davidson: "We were relentlessly bombarded with how safe & effective the vaccines were. Safe & effective 1000x a day."
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Dr. Davidson further criticizes Public Health for their thinly veiled threats.
Davidson: "We were informed by the College that if we publicly voiced anything other than support of Public Health's statements, we would be disciplined."
Dr. Davidson further criticizes Public Health for their thinly veiled threats.
Davidson: "We were informed by the College that if we publicly voiced anything other than support of Public Health's statements, we would be disciplined."
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Finally, Dr. Davidson wraps the issue of adverse events reporting together.
Davidson: "Not only is reporting cumbersome, the overall messaging was not 'be sure to look out for these adverse events'."
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Finally, Dr. Davidson wraps the issue of adverse events reporting together.
Davidson: "Not only is reporting cumbersome, the overall messaging was not 'be sure to look out for these adverse events'."
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The commissioner asks another pointed question regarding adverse events reports.
Commissioner: "Is it your opinion that the messaging that you just described had a dissuasive effect on the reporting."
Davidson: "I don't know how it couldn't have".
The commissioner asks another pointed question regarding adverse events reports.
Commissioner: "Is it your opinion that the messaging that you just described had a dissuasive effect on the reporting."
Davidson: "I don't know how it couldn't have".
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The commissioner asks another pointed question, this time about vaccine mandates.
Commissioner: "Is it your opinion that the implementation of vaccine mandates was a necessary measure?"
Davidson: "The vaccine mandates were an unnecessary measure".
The commissioner asks another pointed question, this time about vaccine mandates.
Commissioner: "Is it your opinion that the implementation of vaccine mandates was a necessary measure?"
Davidson: "The vaccine mandates were an unnecessary measure".
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The commissioner asks one final pointed question.
Commissioner: "Is it your opinion that the implementation of vaccine mandates was a reasonable public safety measure."
Davidson: "No, they were not a reasonable public safety measure".
Crowd: Applause
The commissioner asks one final pointed question.
Commissioner: "Is it your opinion that the implementation of vaccine mandates was a reasonable public safety measure."
Davidson: "No, they were not a reasonable public safety measure".
Crowd: Applause
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Dr. Davidson's response when asked of others leaving Nova Scotia.
Davidson: "Some of these are people that were fired for not getting vaccinated, Even now, two years later, they can't work as a health care worker unless they got those two vaccines, from two years ago."
Dr. Davidson's response when asked of others leaving Nova Scotia.
Davidson: "Some of these are people that were fired for not getting vaccinated, Even now, two years later, they can't work as a health care worker unless they got those two vaccines, from two years ago."
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Dr. Davidson goes back and directly answers the question.
Davidson: "I know of dozens of doctors and nurses who aren't working. A few got vaccinated but, just like me, got sick of things and are in the process of moving away."
Dr. Davidson goes back and directly answers the question.
Davidson: "I know of dozens of doctors and nurses who aren't working. A few got vaccinated but, just like me, got sick of things and are in the process of moving away."
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Dr Davidson's sarcastically responds when the Commissioner said 'one would have thought there would have been an additional review process'.
Davidson: "One would have thought!".
Dr Davidson's sarcastically responds when the Commissioner said 'one would have thought there would have been an additional review process'.
Davidson: "One would have thought!".
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Dr. Davidson delivers a beautiful explanation for how everything went to hell.
Davidson: "A new Public Health elite emerged and they became obsessed with this virus. Then it became political. Then it became tribal."
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Dr. Davidson delivers a beautiful explanation for how everything went to hell.
Davidson: "A new Public Health elite emerged and they became obsessed with this virus. Then it became political. Then it became tribal."
@HealthNS
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