The Dutch farmers and fishermen are among a growing number of blue collar European workers that are striking against the ‘liberal world order.’ Their uprising follows upon reports of brewing discontent in Canada over the ‘political indictment‘ of Truckers Convoy leader Tamara Lich.
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On Tuesday, Karimjee appeared before an Ottawa court to argue that Lich had breached her bail conditions and deserves to be seen behind bars again after being photographed with fellow organizer Tom Marazzo at a Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom’s award gala.
As a result of the hearing, the overseeing Justice of the Peace ordered that Lich will remain in jail until Friday afternoon while he makes a decision on her bail hearing.
In a prior heated bail hearing that saw Lich released, Karimjee demanded that the overseeing judge stepped down from the trial.
Police are violently pulling down blockades one by one, through the use of "Romeos" which I'll talk about later. (Basically police sanctioned ANTIFA). Shocking for a democracy, but this is Klaus Schwab country. Here is a snapshot from the front lines. https://t.co/363xQ3IVwh pic.twitter.com/SdYi5rKj2L
— Keean Bexte (@TheRealKeean) July 5, 2022
I'm wondering how long this will go on. The farmers resolve seems pretty solid. https://t.co/S8L3vBwA2y
— Canadian nurse in México (@LoLinseylou) July 5, 2022
The Dutch Central Food Trade Agency (CBL) has denounced the protests and called on the government to resolve the conflict immediately.
“These blockades are unacceptable,” the CBL wrote in a statement. “The CBL previously called on the government and farmers to use the dialogue and resolve the conflict. The farmers have a conflict with the government about nitrogen, [and] the members of the CBL are not involved. Blockades of distribution centers hurt the citizens of the Netherlands.”
The United States Capitol Police was warned that Black Lives Matter was bussing-in rioters disguised as Trump supporters on Jan. 6, 2021, a bombshell leaked memo has revealed.
According to the memo, the rioters were going to blend in with genuine protesters in Washington D.C.
“There are some people who really didn’t agree with many of your COVID protocols. They’re protesting here today. You are the Prime Minister. How do you heal those wounds?” Trudeau’s broadcasters, the CBC, asked.
“Well, I think we’ve always had challenges on Canada Day,” Trudeau responded. “And for many, the fact that there’s still work to do on Indigenous reconciliation.”
The Trudeau government has decided to release the documents it used to justify invoking the Emergencies Act to the Public Order Emergency Commission on Tuesday after claiming for weeks that they were protected under cabinet confidence.
“Those people who are coming here to disrupt those wonderful celebrations will be dealt with,” Watson said. “There are not going to be warnings or second chances. If the law is broken, regardless of who breaks it, there will be consequences.
City police are seeking special constable status for up to 491 Royal Canadian Mounted Police to help patrol around Canada Day — when more “freedom movement” protests are expected alongside the celebrations — and during “other major events” through the end of November.
In a recent CBC Radio interview defending his government’s response to the Freedom Convoy, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated that tow truck drivers in Ottawa required the Emergencies Act to move in on rigs within the city’s downtown core.
An Ottawa police officer says this Canada Day will be “unprecedented and unique” with a never-before-seen security posture as the main events take place off Parliament Hill and protests are planned throughout the day.
Police are aware of the demonstrations and are “planning accordingly,” said the officer.
“We will not allow for conditions that led to the unlawful protests in February to reoccur,” police said. “We are applying lessons learned from the unlawful protest as well as the Rolling Thunder and associated protests to build our plan.”
When the Trudeau government invoked the Emergencies Act to quash the peaceful Freedom Convoy, they made a number of wild claims to rationalize its use of the never-before-used act. Since then, Trudeau’s narrative about why the government needed these unprecedented powers has crumbled – the convoy was not funded by foreign donors or terrorists, the protesters had nothing to do with the arson attempt in Ottawa and to this date – not a single police force has confirmed the government’s claim that the police requested the government to invoke the act.
The deputy minister of justice told the Special Joint Committee on the Declaration of Emergency that television broadcasts influenced the government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act.
While testifying before the committee, deputy minister Francois Daigle said what he saw “by watching TV” made it clear that the government had to adopt emergency powers.
“What I saw by watching TV is that police in Ottawa, for example, because I live in that area and I followed that closely, they had trouble enforcing even municipal bylaws or provincial laws,” said Daigle.
The past month or so has brought out a number of clarifications about what exactly transpired during this winter’s freedom convoy and what went on behind the scenes before and during the controversial invoking of the Act. And many of them expose how a lot of what the federal Liberal government was leading people to believe was just outright falsehoods.
