What the Canadian New World Order Team Thinks about the Freedom Convoy: Terrorists! By Charles Taylor (Florida)
With Trudeau, son of Castro, basically declaring martial law, the police and other thugs are now moving to arrest the freedom truckers, who, as documented below, the government has classified as “terrorists,” just like those brave souls protesting the stolen election in January 2021. What should happen now is a mass strike of truckers, refusal to move goods into Leftist cities. It will be a bit difficult to replace these drivers of big rigs with refugees from the Third World in the short term, and that is where it hurts. A trucker’s strike should be joined by a general strike. The elites were happy to shut down the economy over Covid, so what have they to complain about, they should like shutdowns by now?
https://www.rt.com/news/549498-freedom-convoy-regime-change/
“A senior Canadian security official has said the anti-vaccine-mandate ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest is driven by a desire to overthrow the government, disputing demonstrators who insist they are fed up with the country’s pandemic restrictions.
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino questioned the protesters’ motives, suggesting that outrage over ongoing vaccine mandates is merely cover for a more sinister agenda.
“There have been those who have tried to characterize these illegal blockades about vaccines and mandates and fatigue with the pandemic,” he said. “That is not what is driving this movement right now.”
While thousands of protesters have descended on the capital city of Ottawa and elsewhere to peacefully demand an end to the mandates, Mendicino cited a group of 11 demonstrators at a border crossing in Coutts, Alberta who were found to be carrying firearms and ammunition, calling the incident a “cautionary tale.”
“The seizure of a significant number of illegal firearms by a group that is very committed to the cause is something that we need to be very sober about,” said Mendicino, an ex-federal prosecutor.
The 11 individuals were reportedly taken into custody and charged with weapons offenses on Monday.
The minister’s warning of coup plotters comes one day after the federal government invoked the Emergencies Act for the first time in its history to crack down on the “illegal” protest, which some officials have described as a “blockade.” The Act grants authorities a number of temporary powers, including to compel tow-truck companies to remove the large numbers of semi-trucks now parked across the Canadian capital. To date, some firms have refused to haul away the vehicles.
The emergency powers also allow for stiffer penalties for those found to be breaching the peace amid the demonstrations, including fines up to CAN$5,000 (US$3,930) and maximum prison terms of up to five years.
The ‘Freedom Convoy’ has remained in Ottawa for some three weeks, while smaller contingents of protesters have blocked off multiple border crossings, including in Coutts and the Ambassador Bridge that links Ontario and Michigan. Though police have repeatedly declared the gatherings illegal, officers have had little success in dispersing them.”
However, the police are now moving in:
“Police moved in to clear the blockade at the Ambassador Bridge border crossing in Windsor, Ont., on Feb. 12.
Heavily armed police came to the site, including officers from the Windsor Police Service, Ontario Provincial Police, RCMP, and others. There are also armoured vehicles and several police cruisers.
Most trucks and other vehicles were cleared from the blockade early in the day, but standoff with protesters on foot continued.
A line of police officers advanced on the protesters around mid-day, pushing them further away from the site of the blockade.
Police said in the afternoon that it had started ticketing and towing vehicles at the protest site.
“Active enforcement in relation to parking in the area of the protest is commencing. Vehicles are being ticketed and towed,” Windsor police said in a tweet around 4:15 p.m.
Some protesters set up blockades on nearby roads, instead of the main road leading to the international bridge, as police don’t let them get on the main roadway to the border.
Protester Domenico Pelle said some demonstrators told the police that even though they may leave today, if the province doesn’t lift its COVID-19 mandates in two days, they’ll be back.
“We’re trying to uphold our Charter of Rights and Freedoms out here,” Pelle, a machinist, said at the site of the protest.
On Feb. 11, the Ontario Superior Court granted an injunction to prevent the protesters from blocking the border crossing. The injunction came into effect at 7 p.m. on Feb. 11, but more protesters came to the site on the evening of Feb. 11.
The number of protesters went down on the morning of Feb. 12. That’s when police started their operation.
“The Windsor Police & its policing partners have commenced enforcement at and near the Ambassador Bridge. We urge all demonstrators to act lawfully & peacefully,” Windsor Police said in a tweet around 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 12. “Commuters are still being asked to avoid the areas affected by the demonstrations at this time.”
Police threatened arrest for those who “are located within the demonstration area.”
Protesters started blocking the international border crossing on Feb. 6, demanding an end to COVID-19 mandates.
The protest is one of several inspired by the truckers’ protests that started against the federal government’s requirement that all truck drivers crossing the Canada-U.S. border need to have COVID-19 vaccination.
Protesters remain in Ottawa, as well as other sites including Canada-U.S. border crossings in Alberta and Manitoba.
On Feb. 11, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that the province will be in a state of emergency due to the ongoing protests in Windsor and Ottawa.
The declaration includes giving authorities more powers to deal with any blockages in 400-series highways, airports, ports, bridges, and railways, Ford said.
Fines for non-compliance will be up to $100,000 and up to a year imprisonment, Ford said, adding that the provincial government will also provide additional authority for the police to take away the personal and commercial licenses of anyone who doesn’t comply with these orders.”
Justin Trudeau, even if not the biological son of Castro, certainly is the philosophical son of the Cuban dictator.
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