Terje Hansen
Foreningen Lov og Helse

In January this year, a report was released that evaluated Canada's handling of the so-called Covid-19 (C19) pandemic. The full report is 269 pages long and can be read here.

In Part 1, I showed some of the evaluation reports commissioned by the health authorities in the Province of Alberta in Canada. This report concluded with a rather scathing review of the authorities' C19 policy. Canadian statistician Regina Watteel has discussed the report. She also offers some criticism of the report, focusing on certain shortcomings it has. Dr. Watteel highlights several fairly important elements that I will address below. Among other things, she points out that:

The all-important question regarding the implication of failing to clean up what happened is raised by Dr. Watteel quite precisely:

Terje Hansen
Foreningen Lov og Helse

In January this year, a report was released that evaluated Canada's handling of the so-called Covid-19 (C19) pandemic. The full report is 269 pages long and can be read here.

This report carries weight for several reasons. Firstly, it is an evaluation that the provincial authorities in Alberta commissioned themselves, so you could say that this is partly the public sector butchering itself. The Task Force group consisted of 12 people with broad interdisciplinary backgrounds in statistics, medicine, research, law, and other areas relevant to such an evaluation, and they appear to have done some serious work. In many ways, this group's work and report are the antitheses of the Norwegian Corona Commission, whose sole task was to whitewash the authorities' C19 policy, i.e. a cover-up operation.

Canadian Dr. Regina Watteel, who holds a PhD in statistics and who reviewed the Norwegian vaccine study from the NIPH, has also discussed and summarized the findings in the report from the provincial authorities in Alberta. For those who find it a bit difficult to read a 269-page report, I will extract some of what is stated in the report and also what Dr. Watteel has written about this.

NB I must first emphasize that it is not the actual findings in the report that are sensational. Anyone with at least some independently functioning ability to think critically will have figured out most of this on their own a long time ago.

In this sense, much of the content of the report is old news to many, but the important element here is that these things are confirmed by a government-appointed commission in the West.