π¨π¦ Doctors who got everything wrong now want to police speech
The World Medical Association has adopted a new policy to fight false health information, which is a cute way of saying the same class of experts that cheered censorship, mandates, and institutional groupthink now want formal power to decide what Canadians are allowed to read and say. The pitch is public safety, as reported, but the instinct is pure managerial control.
Notice the pattern: every transnational body suddenly discovers a moral duty to regulate information, never to rebuild trust by admitting error. No appetite for debate, no humility after the pandemic circus, just another global credentialed club demanding deference. In a sovereign country, health policy should answer to citizens, evidence, and open scrutiny, not unelected international outfits laundering censorship through professional standards. Canada has already suffered enough from Trudeau-era obedience to expert branding. When official narratives fail, the regime response is never accountability. It is always more narrative management.
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