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Same with the “brilliant” Swiss, that set up the Moderna Lonza partnership in Visp. 🤡

I may be mistaken but I thought that getting some compensation from VISP did not make one ineligible to file suit or seek compensation from other agencies. For instance an employer who forced vax mandates.

Sakamoto v. Attorney General of Canada et al. Today was another day of arguments in the Sakamoto class action certification hearing in Alberta. The federal government spent most of the day arguing that the lawsuit should not be certified as a class action. Importantly, they were not arguing whether the vaccines were safe or whether people were injured. Instead, they focused on technical legal arguments about whether the lawsuit has been pleaded properly. One of their main arguments was that the misfeasance in public office allegations are too broad. They argued that the plaintiffs need to identify specific government officials and specific misconduct rather than referring generally to the government as a whole. They say the pleadings are not detailed enough to meet the legal test required for certification. The government also challenged the reliance on the Alberta COVID Task Force report. Their position appears to be that governments are not legally obligated to follow recommendations made by advisory bodies, and they questioned how failing to adopt those recommendations could amount to misfeasance in public office. Another issue raised was expert evidence. Government counsel reiterated that Dr. Davison is not a court recognized expert witness and argued that his opinions should not carry weight in determining certification. The government also attacked the conspiracy, assault and battery claims. They argued that those allegations have not been pleaded with enough detail to satisfy the legal requirements necessary for certification. One of the more surprising arguments involved the Vaccine Injury Support Program. Government counsel stated that Carrie Sakamoto applied to the program and was offered compensation. They questioned what damages remain if compensation was available through VISP. Of course, the plaintiffs may still argue that VISP compensation was inadequate or failed to fully address the losses suffered. Overall, today’s hearing was largely focused on procedural and legal arguments rather than the underlying evidence about vaccine injuries. No final decision was made today. Justice Dilts is still deciding whether this case should be certified as a class action, not whether the plaintiffs ultimately win or lose. The government’s main themes today were that the pleadings lack sufficient detail, that the defendants have not been identified with enough specificity, and that several of the claims do not meet the legal requirements necessary for certification.

Regarding the VISP, says Ms. Sakamoto applied to the program, was offered compensation, whether she took it or not is unknown. However he asks if she was compensated then what damages has she suffered? (WOW!) Benkendorf is finished. Morning break.

Visp: Coming from Sion at the junction with the Lötschberg basistunnel line.

Visp. Mountains look familiar. Railway line coming from the left probably the exit of the Lotschberg tunnel.

Which town is this train approaching: A. Innsbruck, Austria 🇦🇹? B. Chambéry, France 🇫🇷? C. Visp, Switzerland 🇨🇭? D. Bolzano, Italy 🇮🇹?

Bola muj bola day kar jiss sa ap pasy visp lay ho to 😂

Vaccine-injured Albertan takes governments to court over COVID shot policies Five years ago, during the high-pressure coronavirus vaccination campaign by Canadian governments, public health agencies, and legacy media, Carrie Sakamoto received her second Pfizer COVID-19 shot. She was left with crippling, life-changing injuries. Mere hours after the shot, Carrie developed severe flu-like symptoms that rapidly worsened. She developed Bell’s Palsy, severe headaches, and was unable to walk, talk, or even chew her food. An active farm wife and mother, Carrie was forced to sell their farm and move when it became clear that managing it had become too much for her. Since her diagnosis, Carrie has become a vocal advocate for accountability for other vaccine-injured Canadians. She has spoken out about her experience with the abysmal failure that was the Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP), now the Vaccine Impact Assistance Program (VIAP), and has filed a class action lawsuit against the Canadian and Alberta governments, alleging negligence, misleading information about vaccine safety/efficacy, coercive policies undermining informed consent, misfeasance in public office, and more. No government-subsidized media would dare to cover Carrie’s case. That’s why I’ll be in Calgary all week to cover the certification hearings, reporting from the ground at the Alberta Court of King’s Bench, and to support Carrie as she continues her fight for accountability and justice for the vaccine-injured! To check for regular updates or support our work to help get the stories of injured Canadians out, please visit NoMoreShots.ca. REPORT by @LichTamara:

Willi Boskovsky (Viena,16 de junio de 1909 - Visp, Suiza, 21 de abril de 1991), director. youtu.be/MSk1DqHq9AU?si=8oxl…

Vierne, Berne, Visp, Gossau Does this make me swiss enough? I love my country

7) Willy Boskowsky (Viena, 16.6.1909—Visp, Valais, 21.4.1991) fou director d’orquestra i violí concertino de la Wiener Philharmoniker entre 1939 i 1971, però molts el recordem dirigint els concerts d’Any Nou des de l’any 1955 al 1979. youtu.be/-SHJMLy76LA