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Dean Allison's Canadian inquiry fills John Campbell's upload-free week

A video titled simply "Mass cover-up," drawn from the inquiry the Member of Parliament chairs, has passed 330,000 views in eight days.

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Dr. John CampbellStory of September 29, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Mass cover-up

What does Dr. John Campbell's channel do when he posts nothing new? It keeps playing the videos he made in the weeks before. No uploads arrived in the last seven days, yet the channel ran busier than it usually does, at roughly half again its normal daily pace.

Two of the videos with the most momentum come from the same source. "Mass cover-up" and "My brain is on fire" both draw on the Allison Inquiry, a Canadian initiative chaired by Dean Allison, a Member of Parliament. The description of the second presents it as the account of a person with a diagnosed covid vaccine injury, told to the inquiry in their own words. "Mass cover-up" is the newer of the pair, and it is the one moving fastest right now.

Between them sits "Very strange white fibrous clots," a month old and closing in on 800,000 views. Its description walks through Raman spectroscopy, a laser method that reads the vibrational fingerprints of molecules, applied to what the paper it cites calls anomalous clot material. It is the kind of step-by-step explanation a retired nurse teacher's channel was built on.

Among health and medicine channels, he sits second by subscribers, behind Doctor Mike. Kati Morton held to her usual pace.

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