For Dr Reitz there is no doubt: The excess mortality that has been observed since 2021 is largely due to the vaccination against Covid-19. According to their analyses, particular importance is attached to the booster vaccinations. She cannot understand the silence of leading institutions despite the clear data, nor the uncritical behavior of her colleagues. There is also no correct information about the risks of vaccination.
h/t Mauser 98
SUPERCUT!
Progressives: Smash this workers revolt! pic.twitter.com/rzRimvjc5p
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) February 9, 2022
“… He started off by condemning “the kind of hideous acts and symbols that we’ve seen on display by some demonstrators. Nazi flags and Confederate flags have no place in Canada.”
But then he pointed out that many of the protesters were concerned grandmothers, Sikh and Indigenous and Black people — not white supremacists, racists and misogynists as Trudeau has labelled them.
“I have enough respect for my fellow Canadians not to engage in these easy and absurd labels,” he said.”
If I were a convoy trucker, I wouldn’t listen to the prime minister, either.
He’s done his best over the last two weeks to insult them and avoid them at the same time.
One of my favourite social media photos from the Ottawa blockade is of two young women, bundled up against the cold, holding a handmade sign that says, “TRUDEAU HAS CONVOY-19.” Clearly, they think the PM has been faking his COVID diagnosis just who he can avoid them.
The Canadian government has declared a state of emergency because of the continuing protests against Ottawa’s vaccine mandate. The mayor has asked for 2,000 more police officers. Ontario Provincial Premier Doug Ford has called the protest an “occupation.”
The radical left agrees and wants their very own Jan. 6 “insurrection.”
Canadian truckers have been labeled everything from a “cult” to a “threat to democracy” for protesting COVID vaccine mandates, but Freedom Convoy organizers and allies are tired of being painted as villains by the liberal media.
“I’m downright disgusted by the press and the way they have covered the convoy,” Ontario-based trucker Brigitte Belton told Fox News Digital.
Amazing compilation of media elites denouncing Canada’s Freedom Convoy. “Sedition. Insurrection. A threat to democracy.” “This city is under siege.” “Insurrection by airhorn.” “There haven’t been any violent outbursts however horns have been honking.”pic.twitter.com/0T3LhpbK5P
— Michael P Senger (@MichaelPSenger) February 9, 2022
As the “Freedom Convoy” protest in Ottawa drags into its second week, police say the “volatile” situation and stretched resources are hampering their enforcement tactics.
The Ottawa Police Service estimated Tuesday that approximately 500 trucks and personal vehicles remained in the “red zone,” or downtown core of the city, making parts of the capital inaccessible.
Deputy Chief Steve Bell described the remaining protesters as “highly determined and volatile,” and said they have attempted to subvert police efforts.
A series of arrests were made late Tuesday against members of the trucker-led Freedom Convoy in Canada as the capital Ottawa remained in a state of emergency.
Police have made 23 arrests out of thousands of protesters so far across the country, with some 80 criminal investigations underway in relation to the demonstrations, the Daily Express reports.
Ottawa Deputy Police Chief Steve Bell said: “Our message to the demonstrators remains the same: Don’t come. If you do, there will be consequences.”
Two major southwestern Ontario bridges that are key trade arteries to the U.S. are now tied up due to protests against pandemic mandates.
On Wednesday morning, a section of Highway 402 that leads to Sarnia’s Bluewater Bridge crossing was closed, Ontario Provincial Police reported.
Toronto police close Queen’s Park Circle in response to possible convoy protest
Toronto police are closing a roadway near Queen’s Park Wednesday because of social media posts “announcing a possible demonstration” in the city.
The closures come a few days after a large protest against public health measures meant to curb the spread of COVID-19 took place in the downtown core.
Canada’s truckers have paralyzed Ottawa and unsettled the country’s politics over vaccine and mask mandates. Now Americans want in on the action.
A nationwide convoy — starting in California before heading toward Washington, D.C. — is expected to get underway on March 4 amid a growing clamor from those who believe their freedoms are under threat from government Covid-19 restrictions.
The key lesson of Ottawa’s siege might be that it’s difficult to get populist, anti-democratic anger to leave once you’ve invited it in and allowed it to get comfortable.
It may have been inevitable (or at least foreseeable) that some kind of tumult would result from the imposition of vaccine mandates. In 1885, compulsory vaccination in Montreal to deal with a smallpox outbreak caused a riot. In 1919, loud public opposition scuttled an attempt to implement compulsory vaccination against smallpox in Toronto.
The 3 Big Takeaways from the trucker protest?
1) The Media are brazen liars
2) Our political class are cowards
3) The Media are brazen liars
Ottawa police say almost 25 per cent of the 418 trucks still involved in the ongoing demonstration downtown have children in them, which has hampered the force’s response and led to concerns about the children’s safety.
Police provided an update Tuesday afternoon where Deputy Chief Steve Bell said officers have issued more tickets, made more arrests, and launched dozens more criminal investigations during what they call an “occupation” of the downtown core, now in its 12th day.
OTTAWA — There is a noticeable decline in how trusting Canadians are of their leaders and institutions as the pandemic drags on, and it’s particularly striking among those who remain anxious or stressed about COVID-19, a new survey suggests.
“When we have 46 per cent of Canadians saying they still feel anxiety and stress, it’s taking a toll on trust in Canada,” said Bruce MacLellan, CEO of Proof Strategies.
Ontario reports 66 more COVID-19 deaths, 2,059 hospitalizations
Ontario reported 66 more COVID-19 deaths and just over 2,000 hospitalizations on Wednesday- more than a week after the province loosened some public health measures.
Sixty-five of the deaths occurred in the past month and one was added to the province’s cumulative death total due to a data cleanup, according to the Ministry of Health.
449 people are in ICU with #COVID19. 80% of patients admitted to the ICU were admitted for COVID-19 and 20% were admitted for other reasons but have tested positive for COVID-19.
There are 3,162 new cases of COVID-19.
— Christine Elliott (@celliottability) February 9, 2022
The dominos begin to fall: Most Canadian pandemic strictures should be gone by spring
Within hours of one another on Tuesday, Saskatchewan, P.E.I. and Alberta announced an imminent end to pandemic strictures, marking the first dominos to fall in what is poised to be a nationwide lifting of COVID-19 mandates.
Transmissibility of Omicron led to much higher death totals than past wave, research shows
People infected with the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 are less likely to die or experience severe outcomes compared with those infected with the Delta variant, emerging research shows.
However, the variant’s hypertransmissibility has led to daily death numbers that have eclipsed those of the previous wave, and a record number of hospitalizations, with Canada’s older population still at highest risk.
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s charismatic, benign persona hides a corrupt incompetence that views human life as irrelevant.
Fauci, perhaps more than any other federal official, is responsible for the United States having the world’s largest death toll from COVID-19. This despite lockdowns, social distancing, mask mandates and vaccine mandates.
Yet Fauci knew that none of those measures would work, as a new book reveals.
