Alberta premier pledges to amend Bill of Rights to include HEALTH FREEDOM

Danielle Smith, the premier of Alberta, Canada, has pledged to amend the province’s Bill of Rights to include health freedom and the right to refuse vaccines.

According to InfoWars, her promise to add protections for personal choice on vaccinations came because of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine mandates put in place for a time in Alberta under its former Premier Jason Kenney.

The incumbent premier told Albertans at a recent town hall in Bonnyville that the COVID-19 crisis resulted in many people being discriminated against for their own medical decisions – something that “shouldn’t have happened.” Smith added that she believes “every person has to be able to do their own assessment, their own health assessment, to be able to make those decisions.”

Smith originally planned to add protections for one’s vaccine status directly under the Alberta Human Rights Act. However, she scrapped this plan following advice by Preston Manning, the chairman of the Public Health Emergencies Government Review Panel. According to Manning, this was not the right legislation for an additional protection. (Related: Trudeau’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate violates Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedom, says charter signatory.)

Because of this, the premier promised that a better law dealing directly with vaccine status will be forthcoming. She confirmed in a post on X that an updated version of the Bill of Rights is coming. “It’s time. Let’s get this done,” Smith wrote on July 22.

Last year, LifeSiteNews reported Smith’s promises to enshrine protections for people in Alberta who choose not to be vaccinated, strengthen gun rights and safeguard free speech – by means of amending the province’s Bill of Rights.

“You have my commitment,” she told Alberta blogger Shaun Newman. “No one’s going to be forced to be vaccinated.”

Smith’s pro-health freedom stance a complete 180 from Kenney’s

Smith took over from Kenney as leader of the United Conservative Party (UCP) on Oct 11, 2022 after winning the party leadership. The UCP then won the province’s general election in May 2023.

Kenney was ousted due to low approval ratings and for reneging on promises not to lock Alberta down during the COVID-19 pandemic. Under his term as premier, thousands of nurses, doctors and other healthcare and government workers lost their jobs for refusing to get injected with the COVID-19 vaccine.

On Smith’s first day on the job, and mere minutes after getting sworn in as premier, she remarked that the “unvaccinated” were the group of people “most discriminated against” in her lifetime during the COVID-19 years. Smith also promptly fired former Alberta Chief Medical Officer Dr. Deena Hinshaw and the entire board of directors of the Alberta Health Services (AHS). Hinshaw and the whole AHS board oversaw the implementation of COVID-19 vaccine mandates, according to InfoWars.

“While Smith has not said much regarding the COVID-19 shots since taking office, she has allowed her caucus members to have broad views when it comes to known safety issues related to the jabs,” the independent outlet added. One such member is Eric Bouchard, a Member of the Alberta Legislative Assembly under the UCP.

Bouchard hosted a sold-out event in June titled “An Injection of Truth” that featured prominent doctors and experts speaking out against COVID-19 vaccines and mandates. The event’s speakers included Dr. Byram Bridle, Dr. William Makis, pediatric neurologist Dr. Eric Payne and Mark Trozzi, a victim of the medical police state.

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Watch this clip from NFSC News about Alberta Premier Danielle Smith admitting that the unvaccinated were right.

This video is from the Dissident7 channel on Brighteon.com.

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Sources include:

InfoWars.com

Brighteon.com