Chapter 30 photos - Rich

Rich & Dan; photo taken the first week and supplied by them. Note the huge Canadian flags they’re wearing as capes.

• southern Ontario aircraft mechanic

• aged 48 at the time of the protest

• spent three weeks parked on Wellington Street in his right-driving 1996 Mitsubishi Delica, with buddy Dan

• had his bank account frozen

Rich, Peter & Dan. Photo supplied by them.

Rich (right) with Dan and his wife, Heather.

Peter, Dan & Rich. Photo taken a few months after the Ottawa protest. Photo supplied by them.

The CDC/FDA collects data on medical issues that arise shortly after people receive a vaccine. Many such incidents never get reported, and not every case was triggered by vaccination. The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is an early warning mechanism. Its purpose is to alert the authorities when something unusual is going on. Including flu shots across 30 years, the highest number of annual post-vaccine deaths was 603 (in 2019.) In 2021, more than 22,000 people perished. Click image to enlarge. (Source here. Hovering a cursor over any year on the source page reveals that year’s total.)

original Substack posts about Rich:

• Frozen Ketchup and Brand New BBQs: Keeping stuff from freezing solid was an enormous challenge for Freedom Convoy protesters.

• Three Men and a Van: Protesters took care of each other. These are highly competent people, the ones who keep our world functioning.

• Frozen Bank Accounts: The day after he left Ottawa, Rich's bank accounts were frozen - including those belonging to his parents.

• Why Aircraft Mechanics Went to Ottawa: The government gave Rich & Dan a choice: take the jab or lose your job.

• Why Aircraft Mechanics Went to Ottawa (Part 2): Good people were forced to choose between economic destruction and unwanted medical treatment.

• We Felt Free: In Ottawa it felt 'like a huge weight had been lifted off your shoulders.'

• Forced Vaccination: Aircraft mechanic Rich and his wife were coerced into taking COVID vaccines associated with unprecedented, off-the-charts risk.

• Elderly Parents' Bank Accounts Frozen: At least twice a day, they'd call and ask, 'When are we getting our money back? What about my pension? How am I going to pay for this?'

• Unforgivable Things: 'I want accountability. I want a deterrent so that this never happens again.'