Government Apology and Commitment to Restitution

On behalf of the Government of Canada, I humbly extend my sincerest apologies to all Canadians for the deeply regrettable actions taken by governments which have resulted in undue suffering and harm to all Canadians. It is our moral and legal duty to recognize the consequences of government policies that have caused harm and to take meaningful steps toward reconciliation.

In particular, we now recognize and acknowledge that despite our rhetoric of “following the science” and our commitment to “protecting Canadians”, the government implemented policies which were rash, scientifically unsupported, harmful, and in violation of fundamental rights and freedoms. We humbly acknowledge that we have caused pain, trauma, and hardship to countless Canadians. These actions are not unlike the internment of Japanese Canadians during World War II, and the cultural cleansing of indigenous children in residential schools. Our COVID policies and mandates are another dark chapter in our history that we must confront and seek forgiveness.

We also recognize the hostile and acrimonious way in which we divided Canadians, pitting family against family, friend against friend, and neighbour against neighbour based on personal choices.

These harmful policies continue to have profound and lasting effects on the affected individuals, their families, and their communities. We must acknowledge these injustices and seek to make amends. To this end, the Government of Canada is committed to a comprehensive plan for restitution and reconciliation. In the coming months, we will implement a monetary compensation program aimed at providing redress to those individuals who have been the most severely impacted by these unjust and harmful policies and mandates.

We are committed to working in close collaboration with those affected to ensure that the compensation plan is fair, comprehensive, and sensitive to the needs of those who have suffered. We understand that compensation alone cannot fully heal the wounds, but it is a significant step in acknowledging the pain and suffering caused by our irresponsible actions.

Unlike past compensations, these compensations will not come from the pockets of the taxpayer but rather will come from those politicians, public health officials, vaccine manufacturers, and the mainstream media who were directly responsible for implementing these unjust and unscientific measures. Those who should have known better should pay the cost.

Moreover, our government is dedicated to implementing measures to prevent such injustices from occurring in the future. We will foster a culture of respect for human rights, evidence-based policies, and the protection of fundamental freedoms for all Canadians as laid out in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

We also intend that those who violated fundamental rights, engaged in the promotion and administration of fraudulent and harmful vaccine products, denied alternative treatments, or violated fundamental rights be held to account, including the laying of criminal charges and incarceration where appropriate.

In our journey toward truth and reconciliation, the Government of Canada pledges to engage with affected communities, individuals, and all Canadians, seeking to understand their experiences, provide support, and promote a brighter and more inclusive future for all.

While we can never undo the past, we can learn from it and strive to create a more just, inclusive, and equitable society. We hope that, through this official apology and the forthcoming compensation program and accountability, we can begin to address the pain and suffering caused by our unjust policies.

Together, we must work towards a Canada where all individuals are treated with dignity, respect, and equality.

Sincerely,
Prime Minister of Canada

Author’s Note: The evidence is compelling that the various levels of government, public health, and media have caused or contributed to the harming of Canadians in their response to COVID-19. With previous government actions that caused grievous harm, governments eventually offer a formal apology and restitution for the harm caused. I suggest that it is well beyond time for an apology and restitution. Above is a suggestion of what that apology ought to state.
Ted Kuntz
President of VaccineChoiceCanada.com

Editor’s Note: To be clear, the above apology was NOT actually issued by the government of Canada. It is simply a representation of ideally, how a government/prime minister who truly cares for their citizens, would behave.