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Invoking the Emergencies Act is a shocking admission of failure
‘Protests and blockades could and should already have been resolved by good intelligence, smart planning, and effective coordination among police forces.’

The Democracy Fund deplores Justin Trudeau’s unwarranted invocation of the Emergencies Act to end protests associated with the Freedom Convoy.

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TORONTO, Ontario. February 15, 2022

The Democracy Fund (TDF) deplores Justin Trudeau’s unwarranted invocation of the Emergencies Act to end protests associated with the Freedom Convoy.

The Emergencies Act may only be used in extraordinary circumstances such as a national emergency that seriously endangers the lives, health and safety of Canadians. It is not meant to be used to suppress peaceful protests or non-violent acts of civil disobedience.

Justin Trudeau’s government invoked the Act by declaring a public order emergency. This declaration empowers the government to make certain orders restricting the rights and freedoms of Canadians. Refusing to comply with these new restrictions can result in serious criminal charges.

The government’s new powers include prohibiting public assemblies that may reasonably be expected to lead to a breach of the peace. Other restrictions include prohibitions on travel to and within specified areas, prohibitions on the use of specified property, and forcing qualified persons to render essential services to the government.

TDF has been sending its lawyers to Freedom Convoy protests to ensure that everyone understands their fundamental freedoms and their rights to due process under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. We will continue to support peaceful protestors associated with the Freedom Convoy and persons who are arrested for non-violent acts of civil disobedience.

We will also be offering FREE legal assistance in fighting fines and tickets given to truckers and protesters.

For more information or to submit your tickets visit: https://www.thedemocracyfund.ca/trucker_law_intake_form

Trudeau’s government immediately declared that banks are allowed to freeze personal and business accounts on the mere suspicion of involvement with the protest, without obtaining a court order. They cannot be sued for such actions. Police, intelligence agencies and banks are authorized to share “relevant information”. Banks are required to report financial relationships of persons involved in the protests to the RCMP or the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. The Act also allows the government to force businesses (such as tow-trucks) to provide services against their will, to ban public assembly and travel, to forbid the use of a specific property, and to secure specific areas.

Lincoln Jay
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.@JustinTrudeau invokes Emergencies Act. No further developments on the ground in Ottawa. Truckers and supporters remain on scene throughout the downtown core despite these new measures.

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The Post Millennial
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"MARTIAL LAW": Tucker Carlson calls out dictator Justin Trudeau for using the Emergencies Act to target freedom protesters.

59% of U.S. Voters Support Canadian Truckers in ‘Freedom Convoy’ Protest
Tuesday, February 15, 2022

The Fed exists partly to print money on demand for the benefit of banks in such situations. So I don't think any banks will be bankrupted by a run.

Corporal Bulford provides information on potential threat to our Canadian civilians protecting our Freedoms as citizens and beings. Stolen firearms may be planted in and around Parliament in a nefarious and illegal attempt to sabotage our people.

I know Danny. He is a trusted friend. He wouldn’t have made this announcement if he was not sure of its validity. He is on the inside. He is privy to information that we are not and I implore my fellow wonderful Canadians and Freedom fighters to pay attention.

Please watch and share. This is out and out war on civilians by a criminally insane government. “Change can only occur within the democratic process.” We will use it to bring sanity back to Canada. Mark my words.

Fiat currency has nothing inherently to do with fractional reserve and vice versa. Fractional reserve banking worked with commodity linked currency (in fact, that was where it first evolved) and there is nothing stopping anyone reality-wise from having 100% reserve backed fiat currency banking too.

Justin Trudeau, still the prime minister of Canada, is the first person in history to invoke the Emergencies Act, a law enacted in the 1980s to allow the government to take special, temporary action to deal with an “urgent and critical situation” that “seriously endangers the lives, health or safety of Canadians.” Little Justin is embarrassed by the thousands of truckers in Canada who are protesting, first of all, the country’s vaccine mandate but, more to the point, the government’s intrusion into the lives and livelihoods of the people. Justin is embarrassed. That’s the real national emergency.

In response, Trudeau is transforming Canada into a police state. People with tow trucks, he said, will be “coerced” into moving the rigs of recalcitrant truckers. Anyone associated with the Freedom Convoy will see their bank accounts and social media accounts frozen. People will be arrested, indicted, jailed. The ghastly bride-of-Frankenstein Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland spoke darkly of expanding “Canada’s anti-money laundering and terrorist financing rules so that they cover crowdfunding platforms and the payment service providers they use,” as well as cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.

You know that democracies are in a terminal stage when the junta aspirants treat every challenge to their tenure as a terrorist threat.

How will Canadians react to this latest infringement on their liberties? Will they, true to stereotype, mutter a bit and back down? Maybe. But maybe they will take inspiration from Roman history and mount a modern-day secessio plebis.

Livy recounts five episodes, from 494 to 287 BC, in which the plebs said “Enough!” and took to the hills, absenting themselves from participation in the social, economic and military life of Rome. The issues were various: terms of military service, marriage between castes, debts and property rights. One of the most significant was the second secessio, which took place in 449 BC and involved a revolt of the common people against the Decemviri, the tyrannical patrician committee of ten men who had arrogated all state power to themselves and were attempting to neuter the plebian tribunates. It worked. The patricians backed down, and the people chalked up a victory.

Perhaps it’s time for the Canadians to crack open their Livy. I suspect that Daniel Bulford already has, at least in spirit. Until a week or so ago, Bulford, a sharpshooter and former member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, was part of Little Justin’s security. Outraged at the government’s high-handed treatment of the truckers, he quit and became an advisor to the protestors. I applaud his spirit and I hope others follow suit. What Canada needs now is a secessio plebis or, to use a more modern term, a general strike: bring the government to its knees and eject the junta-loving suits that are the new face of tyranny.

And what about south of the 49th parallel? I note that plenty of Americans are taking the lead of their Maple Leaf cousins and are starting Freedom Convoys of their own. No wonder the Department of Homeland Security (how’s that for a totalitarian euphemism) has just issued a bulletin outlining the ways “false or misleading narratives” — a.k.a., the expression of political opinion at variance with the regime narrative — are evidence of “extremism” or incipient terrorist inclinations.

Americans are reputedly less polite and less pacific than their northern cousins. Homegrown secessions of the people are likely to be considerably more rambunctious.

OTTAWA—As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues his effort to impose authoritarian rule in Canada, he is beginning to face some challenges. “The Royal Canadian Mounties are just not that good at goose-stepping,” said a disappointed Trudeau. “For some reason, it doesn’t come naturally to them, which is such a shame since goosestepping is very intimidating to racist, homophobic insurgents calling for ‘freedom,’ whatever that is.”

As I have been saying for many months now, Justin Trudeau has become a very wealthy man on his profits from the BioNTech/Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. He is invested heavily in the Canadian company that holds the patents for the lipid nanoparticles. The Canadian government is also profiting nicely off of these companies -from their patent royalties.

Thanks to David Martin, who did the heavy lifting and has produced the documents and facts proving this point. Watch his video below (or on Rumble):

https://rumble.com/vuu1qt-dr.-david-martins-urgent-canadian-trucker-update-and-trudeaus-conflict-of-i.html?source=patrick.net


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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gets heckled by the opposition while trying to defend why he invoked the Emergencies Act.

Sen. Kennedy to Trudeau: If You're Going to Be a Smarta**, First You Have to Be Smart

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) told Fox News' Jesse Waters on Tuesday Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to check himself before looking down on the truckers who have been protesting against COVID-19 mandates across the country.

Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act this week, which gives his government sweeping powers to crack down on the truckers, who have been largely peaceful so far. Among the new powers allows the government to seize the bank accounts of those suspected of helping the protesters without a warrant

Kennedy said all the truckers are demanding is for a way out of the COVID-19 restrictions and mandates as the virus is now better understood.

'"You say follow the science, Mr. Prime Minister. Let’s follow the science. We look around. We see the Omicron variant. Its virulence waning. Most of us have immunity. We are either natural or we are vaccinated. What, Mr. Prime Minister, is your road map for getting government off our backs and allowing us to get back to normal?'...Instead of saying, 'Fair question, let’s sit down and talk about it.' His plan for convincing the truckers that they are wrong is by saying you’re a bunch of stupid idiots," Kennedy said.