The Liberals investigate themselves and find trampling ladies with horses was warrented

[West]

3 hours ago, Zeitgeist said:

Far worse protests and occupation happened in Portland and the liberals rolled out the welcome mat.  It’s all about whether they like your views.  Trudeau made it clear that opposition views to government policies were unacceptable, that protests against policies are concerning, and he hurled insults at millions of Canadians, painting them with the same brush, calling them racist and misogynist without evidence. That was how his government handled very legitimate opposition at a time when people were exhausted and aching for a loosening of restrictions.

Many rights were stripped from citizens in the name of safety, from medical discretion to freedom of movement, and people lost their jobs because they didn’t take a mandated vaccine.  We watched what happened and the government toadies who encouraged what was clearly government overreach, perhaps full blown totalitarianism.  Left wing influencers called it out but our heavily funded legacy media toed the government party line.

 I know what happened because I watched carefully.  Canadians weren’t treated as individuals with rights, including the right of free speech and protest.  Instead they were humiliated and put down with martial law.  New crimes were applied retroactively for acts that weren’t offences when they were committed.  Bank accounts were frozen.  So much happened that was wrong and so much failure of leadership was on display.  Trudeau could’ve manned up and talked to the protesters.  He threw a grenade at them, ran, and hid.

People DIED in those far left protest. The worst that happened hear was somebody getting a burn on the bouncy castle.

[TreeBeard]

1 minute ago, West said:

People DIED in those far left protest. The worst that happened hear was somebody getting a burn on the bouncy castle.

True.  The officers showed great restraints against the occupiers.  

[West]

1 minute ago, TreeBeard said:

True.  The officers showed great restraints against the occupiers.  

You are f^cked

[Contrarian]

I want to talk about the hypocrisy of the politician. 

• First Ford. He had no issues calling you folks "yahoos" when the first protests started. I found that odd too, at the very beginning I supported such activities until your movement started being sabotaged by fringes. Any movement that gains traction like this eventually turns irrational as in partying downtown Ottawa while people want to work. 
• THE SAME MAN, yesterday when asked to comment Tory's departure said something to the effect "don't elect a lefty". 

So he is addressing the same people he called "yahoos" to not vote for a "lefty."

---> The hypocrisy of the politician in general has no limits. 

• Also Trending, another politician, Trudeau: 

National Post:
Trudeau expresses regret for denouncing Freedom Convoy protesters as 'fringe minority.'

Edited February 18 by Contrarian
added the trending news

[Michael Hardner]

7 hours ago, I am Groot said:

Wasn't there news just a few days ago saying the calls for Trudeau to step down actually came from Russian proxy sites?

I think that there was a live document distributed if I recall.

[Nationalist]

18 hours ago, Boges said:

JT has no obligation to meet people who are brazenly breaking the law. 

That's true. He had options. Like...sticking his tail between his legs and slinking off to his Mommy's cottage.

Edited February 18 by Nationalist

[Nationalist]

7 hours ago, TreeBeard said:

True.  The officers showed great restraints against the occupiers.  

At least they didn't shoot a vet in the neck.

[Zeitgeist]

11 hours ago, TreeBeard said:

Geography is not your strong suit, is it?  You’re as confused as the “truckers” with their American flags shouting about their 1st amendment rights…. in downtown Ottawa!  

maps.Google.ca

 

 

I’m well aware of geography.  We need a 1st Amendment in Canada, clearly.  

[Army Guy]

13 hours ago, TreeBeard said:

you assumed I didn’t like truckers.  Wrong

you assume I live thousands of miles from Ottawa so…. I guess I shouldn’t have an opinion then?  
On the 2nd part, that’s fair.  No one who  lives outside of Ottawa should have an opinion. Let’s ask the residents of the neighbourhoods that were occupied for 2 weeks what they think and only go by that.  Fair?  I think that would be fair. 

Your mind and many others here was made up a long time ago. Bombarded by media that did not fact check all of their stories, and published a lot of false news about the entire convoy, things like Nazi flags, arson attempts, acts terrorism, not to mention the positive messages coming from the PMO office. Was the convoy a good idea not really...but it happened time to move on.

Yes the residents have been traumatized, some of them in deep therapy from there experiences, all that noise day after day, how they were afraid to go out side, some crying for days on end, their lives turned upside down, I can not imagine how do they cope with daily city construction, or city noise themselves, there should be a huge compensation package, these people paid a price...

....because the conveyers were big bad men...lets not forget the big bad women, or those terrifying children running around yelling and screaming on bouncy castles and swimming in hot tubs. , all of whom for some reason are not in therapy at all, they managed to sleep in all this, but the people who chose to live there next to the parliament the center of the universe for our nation, home to every demonstration in the capitol , let alone all the holidays or musical festivals, held there each year...with much larger crowds than the convoy could ever imagine and some how after living through all that they have become damaged people becasue of big bad convoy people and their families......maybe they were inconvenienced, some even touched emotionally, and yet they choose to live there in a vast city where there are much quieter neighborhoods.  maybe they should have atleast ask the question whats the neighborhood like...

Nobody was held hostage... Ottawa citizens had complete freedom of movement, the police patrolling the streets made sure of that, Most citizens avoided going there due to the congestion and police barricades. sure there were a few asshats among the convoy crowd, I'm sure there was a few on the other side as well.

Not all Ottawa citizens had a negative experience, there are thousands of video's out there of city residents going down town to have a look and actually enjoying themselves go F****ing figure. But that does not fit the media message does it.

[Dougie93]

38 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

 We need a 1st Amendment in Canada, clearly.  

the government would simply ignore it, just like they ignore the rest of the laws

Aaron Wudrick: The Emergencies Act threshold is now incompetence, apparently

Commission concludes government can do what it wants, no matter what the legislation actually says

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/the-only-emergencies-act-threshold-is-incompetence-apparently

[sharkman]

12 hours ago, Moonlight Graham said:

The judge who led the commission, Paul Rouleau is a member of the LIberal Party, worked for Liberal John Turner's campaign in the 80's after Pierre Trudeau stepped down, and got his current job as ON justice by being hand-picked by PM Paul Martin for it.

He was hand-selected by Justin Trudeau to lead this commission.  The PM got to choose the judge who would investigate him 🤣

Trudeau is a tyrant.

This is what we in the right(hehe) knew when this commission began.  It's a white wash.  But it served a very important function.  Tons of Canadians waking up to the reality of Trudeau attacking our freedoms one by one, and becoming somewhat aware of this commission part way through.  And thinking that it will obviously find the Liberal government guilty of a horrible over reach(freezing innocents' bank accounts).

And then this happens, a finding that Trudeau did the right thing.  This finding will wake up more Canadians than the trucker convoy, guaranteed.

[eyeball]

Governments are incompetent, who knew?

[West]

4 hours ago, Nationalist said:

That's true. He had options. Like...sticking his tail between his legs and slinking off to his Mommy's cottage.

Curled up with a bowl of his mommas soup and pretended to be sick.. hopefully momma didn't let him play video games

[Moonlight Graham]

46 minutes ago, eyeball said:

Governments are incompetent, who knew?

Don't forget:  corrupt, above all else.

[eyeball]

1 hour ago, Moonlight Graham said:

Don't forget:  corrupt, above all else.

Probably too incompetant for that. It's always phenomenal to see how much stock people are capable of putting into our government's ability to control us, the MSM, global cabals and yet they still can't make buses run on time.

[Nefarious Banana]

3 hours ago, West said:

Curled up with a bowl of his mommas soup and pretended to be sick.. hopefully momma didn't let him play video games

'Convenient Covid' . . .

[WestCanMan]

Is the judge for that EA commission Justin's close relative through marriage? 

His aunt Suzette Trudeau, Pierre's older sister, was apparently married to one Pierre Rouleau, a brother to Justice Paul Rouleau.

True or false....?

 

[West]

5 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

Is the judge for that EA commission Justin's close relative through marriage? 

His aunt Suzette Trudeau, Pierre's older sister, was apparently married to one Pierre Rouleau, a brother to Justice Paul Rouleau.

True or false....?

 

False... 

But he did donate a boat load to the Liberal Party and even worked as a staff for their party. 

[eyeball]

4 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

Is the judge for that EA commission Justin's close relative through marriage? 

His aunt Suzette Trudeau, Pierre's older sister, was apparently married to one Pierre Rouleau, a brother to Justice Paul Rouleau.

True or false....?

 

I wouldn't be surprised. I recall a time when the daughter of some high ranking Liberal was married to a Weston who owned BC Packers.

Guess who got the biggest fish allocations when it came time to dole out opportunity?

There have been very good reasons to distrust and detest Liberals for decades but.... Nazi's?

Bwahahaha!

[sharkman]

6 minutes ago, West said:

False... 

But he did donate a boat load to the Liberal Party and even worked as a staff for their party. 

This will snowball.  The whistleblowers are starting to come forward in Canada.  The media are starting to break ranks.  Did you see that Globe story?

[WestCanMan]

15 minutes ago, West said:

False... 

But he did donate a boat load to the Liberal Party and even worked as a staff for their party. 

So Pierre and Paul Rouleau are unrelated?

[West]

9 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

So Pierre and Paul Rouleau are unrelated?

Correct.. unless you consider being in the same cult as related.

[West]

18 minutes ago, sharkman said:

This will snowball.  The whistleblowers are starting to come forward in Canada.  The media are starting to break ranks.  Did you see that Globe story?

They are doing damage control with the story... 

They won't look any deeper on the Trudeau/China connection... surface level stuff which they explain away. Just like they did with Joe Biden in thr US... then gaslight everyone

[WestCanMan]

6 minutes ago, West said:

Correct.. unless you consider being in the same cult as related.

How are you so sure that they are unrelated?

 

[West]

1 minute ago, WestCanMan said:

How are you so sure that they are unrelated?

 

It's likely a lefty planted these stories to try and discredit the legitimate issues raised with a judge who is hand picked by the guy who he's supposed to be investigating and has conflicts coming out the wazoo