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Allow us to make this information publicly available to all so the public can scrutinize it and achieve informed consent. This letter was created from the collective thoughts, beliefs, and opinions of actively serving police officers of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police RCMP from across the country. We come from various ranks, levels of experience, communities, cultural backgrounds, religious beliefs, and vaccination statuses.
Together we are the Mounties for Freedom. We are individual police officers who united in the belief that citizens, including federal employees, should not be forced and coerced into taking a medical intervention. Since that statement, many federal employees have been told they will be sent home without pay for refusing to receive a contested medical treatment.
We have united in the belief that people should not be forced or coerced into receiving the current COVID treatments — it should be voluntary. We stand united against the forced and coerced medical intervention of Canadians and against the discrimination faced by those who have exercised their right to bodily autonomy.
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