KINSELLA: Conservatives pay big to meet vaccine critics

Remember these names.

(Because the liberal war room certainly does)

Here they are: Marilyn Gradu, Arnold Biasen, Dean Allison, James Bezan, Melissa Lantzman, Dan Muiss, Ted Falk, Leslyn Lewis, Alex Ruff, Jeremy Patzer, Jamie Schmale, Martin Shields, John Barlow, Ryan Williams, Warren Steinley, Damien Kurek, Gerald Soroka, Scott Davidson, Chris Warkentin , Corey Tochor, Tako van Popta, Cheryl Gallant, Kerry-Lyn Findley.

These people are conservative members of parliament. On Wednesday, they met James Top, Paul Alexander, and Tom Marazzo in the House of Commons meeting room.

MP should meet people, right? So they met Top, Alexander, Marazzo. After that, there were many handshakes and photo poses.

Topp is a former member of the Canadian Army. Alexander is a former member of the Donald Trump administration. Marazzo is also a former member of the CAF and teaches at community colleges.

Good, that's right. It sounds like an elected representative is like someone to meet.

That's right until you google them. All of the above parliamentarians have staff that we, as taxpayers, pay for. Here's what they would have found if their staff had spent just a few minutes on Google Top, Alexander and Marazzo.

James Topp was a warrant officer who shot a clever video of attacking the COVID-19 vaccine in February in uniform. In the video he admitted that he was violating military rules, but he went ahead anyway. To that end, he was charged with prejudice against order and discipline.

Since then, he has made more voices about vaccination and COVID. He announced the creation of what is called the Canadian Citizens' Union, and the group is planning a "meeting" at the National War Memorial next week. The coalition is led by the same people who, according to asub-report, illegally blocked the Windsor-Detroit Bridge and cost up to $ 6 billion in trade

Topp Is busy appearing in podcasts and the like. Some support Diagoron, an "accelerationist" group, one of the members arrested in February for killing a police officer in Alta's Katz. Crossing the border. "Accelerators" are white supremacists who want to use their power to create anarchy.

Tom Marazzo was an instructor at Georgian University who was fired for attacking the vaccine. He says he was fired because he was a "free-range organic person". Marazzo was notorious as one of the convoy-type spokespersons during the occupation of Ottawa. He was assaulted when a CTV reporter asked about a large cache of weapons found in the Diagoron variety on his way across the Katz border. Marazzo defended it, as theNew York Timespointed out.

Meanwhile, Paul Alexander was a professor at McMaster University who took office in the Trump administration. Alexander was a "scientific adviser" to the US Department of Health and Human Services. There, Alexander and his boss sought to regularly censor documents from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which claimed to have "weakened the president."

Alexander states that "there is no data in the whole world, it is zero, it is zero", indicating COVID-19 infection in children. In the United States alone, 13.6 million children are sick or killed by the virus. In Canada, 716,000.

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2020 7 Alexander, the infamous mail of the Moon, said of the children:

Anyway, you get the picture. Google's minutes would have told these Conservatives a lot about the top, Alexander, and Mrs. Marazzo, who have promoted lies and conspiracy theories and illegality about vaccines and COVID-19.

The conservatives were ridiculous to meet them. And the MP and his party will pay a high price for it.

Remember the name.

— Kinsella is the author of the national bestseller Web of Hate on the far right and is currently printing for the third time