Covid Mandate Apologies By Chris Knight (Florida)
Well, it is a start. During a press conference, Rebel News reporter Selene Galas asked newly elected Danielle Smith if she plans to abide by her campaign promise to apologize to those who were prosecuted for Covid restrictions as well as grant them amnesty. Smith was sworn in as Alberta, Canada’s new Premier on October 11, after having won the election for United Conservative Party Leadership. During her campaign, Ms. Smith expressed her opposition to Covid mandates and pledged to do away with them as premier.
She was asked when they can expect an apology, and Danielle Smith provided one on the spot:
“I can apologize right now. I’m deeply sorry for anyone who was inappropriately subjected to discrimination as a result of their vaccine status. I’m deeply sorry for any government employee who was fired from their job because of their vaccine status, and I welcome them back if they want to come back…”
whether we see similar apologies in other jurisdictions is a moot point, since it is possible that the apology would create legal grounds for suing governments for unfair dismissal. There would be flood waters of litigations, so I would not hold my breathe. Nevertheless, this apology is fuel for the vax critique movement.
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