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B.C. Conservative leader recants, apologizes for 'Nuremberg 2.0' comments

In a video of an online meeting, the B.C. Conservative leader appears to be in support of putting health officials involved in the COVID-19 response on trial in a way similar to how Nazis were prosecuted after the Second World War.

By: cbc.ca

Oct 08 2024
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B.C. Conservative leader recants, apologizes for 'Nuremberg 2.0' comments

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