May 12, 2026
Why Can’t Canadians Talk About Vaccine Injuries?
With Allan and Corri Hunsperger · Guest: Dean Rainey and Michael Oesch
Michael Oesch and filmmaker Dean Rainey discuss the documentary Why Can’t We Talk About This? and the growing conversation around vaccine injuries, long COVID, spike protein illness, and medical censorship in Canada. Michael shares his personal health journey, the protocols that have helped him improve, and the reality many Canadians face trying to get acknowledged by the medical system. The discussion also explores faith, perseverance, and why more people are beginning to question what they were told during the pandemic.
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In this episode
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- 00:00 – Opening verse and discussion about God, truth, and spiritual warfare
- 02:10 – Dean Rainey and Michael Oesch join the show
- 03:03 – Massive audience response to Why Can’t We Talk About This?
- 04:32 – Long COVID, spike protein illness, and exhaustion explained
- 06:18 – How the documentary began and why the topic became controversial
- 07:42 – Michael discusses faith, suffering, and purpose through illness
- 10:30 – Living with severe vaccine injury and choosing perseverance
- 12:43 – Allan encourages Michael’s fight and resilience
- 14:12 – Frustration with the Canadian medical system and lack of acknowledgment
- 16:55 – Canada’s vaccine injury support program criticized
- 17:57 – Is the documentary changing minds?
- 20:00 – Why people are afraid to talk about vaccine injuries
- 22:15 – The importance of open discussion and informed consent
- 24:40 – Medical censorship and public fear during COVID
- 27:30 – Canadians searching for alternative treatments and protocols
- 30:05 – Final thoughts on truth, faith, and perseverance
- 31:30 – End
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