First of all, let me say that anyone who had Dr. Luchkiw was among the luckiest Canadians there are during Covid. The shots killed her brother, and she worked hard and took great personal risk to help her patients escape the coerced injections.
There is a proper article at RAIR Foundation detailing her testimony and interview. But I can tell you that Dr. Luchkiw gets it. Listen closely to her interview and her presentation. She subtly and gently tells her story, and what the problem was during covid, and it was philosophical. It was not Hanlon’s Razor. It was a policy shift at the deepest philosophical and policy strata of Canadian, and Western society. This is something she gets, and something Victor Davis Hanson doesn’t quite get although he is close, as you will see in another post soon.
We caught up with Dr. Lichkiw after her presentation and had a chance to ask her some questions about how she viewed the entirety of Covid and the purpose or thinking behind all those policies.
**I mean to write this in to this post, and was so anxious to publish I had forgotten. But the story of Dr. Luchkiw is a very close parallel with Ottawa’s Dr. Mary O’Connor. This matters because it speaks LOUDLY to policy as opposed to some error within the system. It IS the system.
