Mixed vaccines. You no longer get to choose which vax you get according to haggie

MIX and MATCH shots are happening in Newfoundland and Labrador Canada and the reason Haggie is giving the public for doing this is absolute bs.

Mixing & matching “vac*cines” and/or not giving the 2nd dose is designed to indemnify the manufacturers; now they can blame the governments for having not followed through with the contract for the vac*cine’s use as stipulated in the contract they have with the makers.

I'll add, for those who are saying that the vac*cine companies are already indemnified, remember, they're not indemnified in all countries, and more importantly, many legal experts have pointed out that since this new mRNA 'vac*cine' doesn't actually function in the same way as that which constitutes a 'vac*cine' under the indemnity legislation, this 'Co*vid vaccine' doesn't fall under the protections granted by the indemnity legislation.

Some lawyers have aready started litigation aimed at stopping the vac*cination based on this fact. That's why this idea of mixing & matching and/or not giving the 2nd dose is their best bet at evading culpability. It would simply put the blame, and the liability, at the feet of government.

So many people are suffering due to these jabs and many deaths have occurred. We also know that anyone who takes these has downgraded their health considerably, and still may suffer consequences up to 3 years after receiving it according to the many doctors and scientists that are being heavily censored.

And now like they do for most crimes against humanity, the Canadian government is offering some measly compensation to keep people from speaking out against these toxic injections.

Just wait until all these side effects kick in and all the injured people need financial aid and treatment. The Pharmaceutical companies are exempt, and poised to make Billions in profits, while the government sets up TAXPAYER funded programs to aid them.

Once again, the masses get screwed!

Where is the outrage?????!

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