Military tribunal rules that forced COVID Vaccinations were against the Law - Ask ABE

Ironically, the Canadian military has found that ordering soldiers to be SHOT was wrong.

The CBC reported (grudgingly):

"A tribunal that is part of the military grievance process has found that the Canadian Armed Forces' COVID-19 vaccine policy violated its members' Charter rights.".

And all the sane people people in Canada retorted: "well duh". Did we seriously need a tribunal to assess this? Do we need a tribunal to determine if the sky is blue?

To refresh your memory, the military required all their soldiers to be vaccinated against COVID, otherwise, they'd be discharged.  And all the non-compilers were discharged. And as I recall, the CBC was a willing accomplice in that it failed to uphold it's duty as a governmental counter balance (known as the 4th estate). Luckily that dang Constitution picked up the slack!

Now this tribunals powers are not binding. Justice takes time. But justice is being had. So where does this leave the military? They must act to rectify this, or ... civil lawsuits may ensue. 

Force a good soldier to get the SHOT, and he'll shoot back!

Or maybe I'm just crazy,

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