Something not right here..

[Ashy]

The gentleman's name was Garnet Harper. He died in May 2023 in London, Ontario. The vaccination policy was adopted during the pandemic and was only revised after Mr Harper's death. 

Certainly would be disgraceful if they were quite happy to operate on him to remove his organs but not to save his life.

[GrannyMac]

Really sad, and odd that they'd want his organs after refusing to treat him.

[klondike]

Perhaps they'd give them all a jab before using them. I recall at one time Trump was advocating disinfectant for covid so maybe they'd use that. I'm sure it would be just as effective.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52407177

[Ashy]

The president didn't ever recommend disinfectant. He appeared in a televised discussion with some medical experts where they said disinfectant works for hard surfaces. Trump merely asked the experts if there was any way to apply that to people, and as far as I can remember they said no there isn't. 

If I remember correctly the media including the BBC edited the broadcast and put parts of the discussion in a different, misleading, sequence.

[klondike]

Sounds par for the course. I fell for it and thought he had which is why I remembered it. I think it would have been as useful as the jabs were if used to wash - i.e. not very.