🇨🇦 Sean Ward's death in synagogue attack should not taint COVID-19 lawsuit he and other ex-soldiers filed: lawyer

The obvious point the regime class will pretend not to understand is that one dead plaintiff does not magically launder Ottawa’s COVID coercion. By the snippet’s own facts, Ward was one of 128 current and former CAF members claiming the military mandate wrecked careers, and an earlier mass action involved about 330 more. That alone tells you this was not some lone crank fantasy but a broad revolt against state-enforced compliance in uniform, as reported.

Yes, the Belleville synagogue attack was deadly serious, and yes, Ward’s alleged actions were vile. But watch the machinery spin up anyway: one man’s collapse becomes the excuse to smear every soldier who challenged the mandate as unstable or dangerous. Convenient. The same government that discharged a corporal in 2022 as unsuitable for refusing the shot now hides behind lawful authority and public safety rhetoric, as if bureaucratic punishment becomes moral because it is stamped by Ottawa. The lawsuit should stand or fall on the policy, not on the usefulness of one plaintiff’s downfall to Canada’s professional narrative managers.

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