no vaccine mandates CANADIAN TRUCKERS SHUT DOWN BORDER

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I'VE NEVER BEEN SO PROUD OF CANADIANS 

 

 

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People all over the world are standing up against the oppresion and tyrany of the Nazi's on the left. Join the resistance and make your voice be heard. 

 

I recived this via email from a dear Friend down under. Hats off to you @NoviceInvestor

 

 

 

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[Smokey Mtn. Dinar]

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I WONDER WHAT YOU GUYS THINK THE SHELF LIFE OF THIS NAZI IS NOW?

 

 

 

[NoviceInvestor]

18 minutes ago, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

I WONDER WHAT YOU GUYS THINK THE SHELF LIFE OF THIS NAZI IS NOW?

 

 

 

Shelf Life??? - Out of Date? 

 

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23 hours ago, Smokey Mtn. Dinar said:

 

 

Looks like this was incorrect. I found it on Face Book. Nuff said. 😒 

 

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8 hours ago, NoviceInvestor said:

Shelf Life??? - Out of Date? 

 

It means how long before someone takes him out. 

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And so it begins 

 

 

 

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Did you know that most of the food Canadians eat comes from America? Something tells me that these hack politicians are beginning to realize that in side of a week they're going to have real rioters with hungry bellies wanting to chop their heads off. 

 

 

 

[yota691]

Canada.. Protests against Corona restrictions topple the capital's police chief

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2022-02-16 | 07:55

 

 

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Protests in the Canadian capital toppled Ottawa on Wednesday, which led to the closure of some border crossings with the United States and paralyzed parts of the capital, to oust the capital's police chief, Peter Sloughi.

The Associated Press quoted Salouly as saying in a statement that he "did everything in his power to keep the city safe, describing the protests and road closures due to health restrictions to combat Corona as an "unprecedented and unexpected crisis."

 

 

 

Critics accused Slouli of failing to ensure the city's security and of failing to control the protests.

Amid criticism of the police for taking a too lenient approach to the demonstrations, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will use the federal police to support regional and local forces.

"Despite their best efforts, it is now clear that there are serious challenges to the ability of law enforcement agencies to enforce the law effectively," he said.

Trudeau had enacted the Emergency Measures Act, which is rarely used in the country, in an attempt to end the protests. Under the emergency law, the government introduced measures aimed at cutting off funding to protesters and took steps to strengthen law enforcement.

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HUMANITIES OLDEST AND MOST POWERFUL DESIRE 

 

FREEDOM 

 

 

 

THEY CAN TAKE OUR LIVES, BUT THEY'LL NEVER TAKE OUR FREEDOM 

 

 

 

 

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Hey,  TrueDow baby boy,  you will Bite the Dust 

 

 

 

 

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YES,  I'm so sick and tired of these AZZHACKS and the lower base dregs of Humanity that support the EVIL 😈 Demonic "ENLIGHTENED" creatures who have managed to place themselves over the rest of the world. 

Knowing that they and their soulless followers will burn in hell doesn't seem enough. 

The only thing that will prevent the war between the soulless demonic leaders and their zero moral followers is God himself. 

At this point only the most wicked of people pretend that the NAZI'S ruling the world are good. So neg away little NAZI'S, your day to shine is coming to the end. 

[caddieman]

Ottawa blockade protesters have ‘strong ties’ to far-right extremists, Canada’s public safety minister says

Canada’s public safety minister has warned of ties between protesters occupying the country’s capital and a group of far-right extremists who were charged earlier this week in the border town of Coutts, Alberta, over an alleged plot to kill police officers.

“Several of the individuals at Coutts have strong ties to a far-right extreme organization with leaders who are in Ottawa,” the minister, Marco Medicino, told reporters on Wednesday.

 

The arrests on Monday came as police cleared a blockade at the border – one of a string of such protests mounted in support of the so-called freedom convoy occupation of Ottawa.

Police seized more than a dozen handguns and rifles, a cache of ammunition and body armour. Four of the arrested men are now accused of plotting to kill a number of Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers and civilians.

Medicino’s comments are likely to further stoke fears that extremist elements are present in a nationwide spate of unrest which began as a protest against Covid-19 health mandates but has embraced a broad range of anti-government grievances.

The minister did not name the extremist group linked to the Coutts arrest, saying only “we are talking about a group that is organized, agile, knowledgeable and driven by an extremist ideology where might makes right.”

But pictures after the arrests in Coutts show that some of the tactical equipment bore a flag with a white strip running diagonally across a black background.

Extremist researchers Anti-Hate Canada said the symbol is the flag of a satirical country of Diagolon – and the emblem of a “neo-fascist” and militia movement of the same name. The group has not been linked to any violence, but the researchers say that a string of meetings where members have posed with firearms indicate that it is becoming “a militia network”.

 

On the organization’s channel on the secure messaging app Telegram, members have in recent days cheered on the Coutts and Ottawa protests and shared images of prime minister Justin Trudeau’s head on a pyke.

Anti-extremist researchers say that the group’s leader is a prominent far-right activist named Jeremy MacKenzie, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan who served in a Canadian Armed Forces infantry unit.

Last April, he told viewers on a livestream: “Let’s just go to Parliament Hill and burn it down.”

MacKenzie was arrested in late January on weapons charges in his home province in Nova Scotia and released awaiting trial. He lamented on his livestream that “all of my legally acquired and possessed firearms are now in the possession of the state.”

Not long after his release in late January, MacKenzie headed to Ottawa, where scores of trucks and other vehicles have blockaded the centre of the city for weeks. There is no suggestion that Mackenzie is connected to the arrests in Coutts.

After the Trudeau government invoked emergency powers in an effort to end the protest, MacKenzie hosted a livestream on Monday where he insisted: “Nobody’s going anywhere. You’re not scaring anybody. You want to ******* dance? Let’s dance.”

“I was ready to die in Afghanistan for cause I didn’t even ******* believe in or care about. I care very much about this one,” he said.

Peter Smith, a researcher with Anti-Hate Canada, said the introduction of new federal emergency powers has heightened the paranoia among the entire occupation. “What separates these extremist elements from others within the larger protest movement writ large is the emphasis on the inevitability or necessity of violence as a solution,” he said. 

Protesters and protest organizers in Ottawa have repeatedly disavowed violence and insisted that their protest is about peaceful civil disobedience.

But police and emergency response sources in Ottawa say the authorities are concerned that some protestors in the city may possess firearms, and some elements of the movement appear to see the occupation as the possible trigger for broader unrest.

“What we’re beginning to see emerge now are the hallmarks of a sophisticated and capable organization of a small number of individuals, but with a steel resolve, driven by an extreme ideology that would seek to create to overthrow the existing government,” Medicino said.

The anti-vaccine group Hold Fast, which is present in Ottawa, posted to Facebook: “I smell civil war coming to Canada.” On Zello, the semi-official digital radio app of the occupiers, one prolific user commented: “I think we’ve got to lynch more than Trudeau. I think the peaceful protest is going to have to start changing.”

The leader of Canada First, a far-right and antisemitic group that has been visible at the occupation, recently warned that “Trudeau cannot stop what is inevitable.”

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/feb/16/ottawa-blockade-strong-ties-extremists