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B.C. Conservative leader apologizes for response to 'Nuremberg 2.0' question

  • Conservative Party of B.C. Leader John Rustad apologized for comments linking Nazi trials to COVID-19 measures, acknowledging it was inappropriate.
  • Rustad clarified his misunderstanding of a question related to 'Nuremberg 2.0,' a term used by conspiracy theorists likening COVID-19 mandates to war crimes.
  • Rustad condemned comparing the Holocaust's accountability trials to modern health measures, stressing it distorts history.
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