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On top of that they were called Nazi sympathizers and accused of violent behavior.

Nazi Flag Overblown: Federal Spy Agency Internal Memo

The federal spy agency in a secret memo discounted cabinet claims the Freedom Convoy was infiltrated by Nazis. A lone swastika flag spotted outside Parliament was offensive but not representative of protesters who considered themselves “patriotic Canadians standing up for their democratic rights,” said the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.



“The Canadian flag was the most prevalent flag on display in the crowd, likely reflecting participants’ belief they are patriotic Canadians standing up for their democratic rights,” wrote the Intelligence Service. “A small number of flags both purchased and self-created reflected racist and bigoted world views. The presence of these flags however is not unique to this event and are often seen at anti-lockdown events across the country.”



“The convoy is part of the broader anti-public health restrictions movement,” said the memo Freedom Convoy 2022: The Imagery And Significance Of Flags. “As with any movement only a small, fringe element supports the use of violence or might be willing to engage in it.”



The memo marked “secret” was dated February 2, four days after a lone man carrying a Nazi flag was photographed January 29 among 15,000 Freedom Convoy demonstrators on Parliament Hill. The person was never identified. Convoy organizers disavowed any connection to the Nazi.

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But they refused to move the trucks....ummm...


Convoy Agreed With City of Ottawa To Withdraw Vehicles 

Freedom Convoy organizers were complying with a city agreement to move trucks the very day cabinet declared a national emergency, a public inquiry was told yesterday. Ottawa City Manager Steve Kanellakos testified he had no warning cabinet would invoke the Emergencies Act.



“Events kind of overtook things,” said Kanellakos. He said the agreement with protesters followed six days of negotiations. “This was a relief for us, for me, when I first initiated it,” he said.



The testimony contradicted cabinet claims that only the Emergencies Act could persuade protesters to withdraw from Ottawa neighbourhoods. “It is now clear there are serious challenges to law enforcement’s ability to effectively enforce the law,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters February 14 in declaring a national emergency. “This is about keeping people safe.”

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But, but, but the convoy was a "dange to the public"

Not really. It just wasn't pretty to look at.


Convoy Was Embarrassment


The Freedom Convoy outside Parliament had to be dismantled not as a safety risk but a public symbol of the “spiritual source of the protest movement,” said Michael Keenan, deputy transport minister. His remarks in a teleconference with police contradicted cabinet claims the Wellington Street blockade was a danger to the public.



“While Wellington encampment may be contained it is the spiritual source of the protest movement,” Deputy Keenan was quoted in a February 6 teleconference with local authorities. “It is acting as fuel for the engagement of others.”



A stenographer kept notes on the call between Keenan, RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki, Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly, national security advisor Jody Thomas, director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service David Vigneault and others.



The teleconference took place on the tenth day of the Freedom Convoy sit-in. Chief Sloly depicted the Wellington Street blockade more as an embarrassment than a security threat.



“Wellington is the most contained and least risky of the encampments,” said the Chief. “However it is a visible eyesore.”


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But...but...but...they were a fringe minority not representative of Canada!

Not really...


A Genuine ‘Mass Movement’

The Freedom Convoy was the culmination of a “mass protest movement” against pandemic mandates and lockdowns, a convoy inquiry lawyer said yesterday. Counsel at the Public Order Emergency Commission counted more than 140 major demonstrations and legal challenges nationwide leading to the truckers’ blockade outside Parliament.



“We’ve made an effort in this report to just stick to the facts, the raw facts, the places, the dates and numbers,” said Stephen Armstrong, counsel for the inquiry. Protests erupted within weeks of the World Health Organization’s March 11, 2020 declaration of a global pandemic, he said.



The Commission in an Overview Report: Early Protest Activities counted 71 major demonstrations against mandates and Quarantine Act restrictions from April 25, 2020 to the start of the Freedom Convoy protest outside Parliament last January 28. “This Overview Report is not an exhaustive catalog of all protests,” said Counsel Armstrong.



“This report is intended to provide some high level context to the very detailed evidence we will hear in the coming weeks,” said Armstrong. “What this report describes is the development over time of what could fairly be described as a mass protest movement against Covid-related public health measures.”



Protests occurred in Victoria, Vancouver, Kelowna, Salmon Arm, Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Kitchener, Hamilton, Etobicoke, Toronto, Barrie, Aylmer, Ottawa, Montréal, Québec City, Sherbrooke, Fredericton, Moncton and Halifax, the inquiry was told.

Holy cow. Shots fired. 

It was a common complaint that corporate news REFUSED to accurately represent the Ottawa and Mandate protests. 

I saw this first hand when I witnessed protests, MASSIVE protests and the CBC refused to even report on them, as though they never existed. 

Worse, was when the CBC completely misrepresented what was actually happening, inciting the public against the truth. 

The federal Leaders’ Debates Commission paid $8,500 to settle out of court a defamation claim by Rebel News Network Limited. The payment was disclosed in Public Accounts tabled in Parliament.


The payment followed two separate rulings in which federal judges faulted the Commission for blacklisting Rebel News from attending campaign debates in 2019 and 2021. “There is room in the nation for the expression of opposing points of view,” Federal Court Justice Elizabeth Heneghan wrote last March 7. Rebel “did not ask to impose its views, but for the opportunity to participate in coverage of matters of importance during a federal election,” she wrote.



The Court concluded the Debates Commission used arbitrary criteria to exclude Rebel reporters from attending debates. “The Commission is mandated to protect the public interest and this extends to the accreditation process,” wrote Justice Heneghan. “The independence of the Commission does not relieve it from the obligation to act fairly.”



The executive director of the Commission, Michel Cormier, a former CBC reporter, claimed in an affidavit that Rebel News’ disqualification was justified since “the Commission’s mandate is to ensure high journalistic standards for the leaders’ debates.” Cormier did not explain any difference between Rebel News’ standards and those of media that were permitted to ask questions.



Rebel News similarly won a 2019 appeal of an earlier Commission blacklist. Justice Russell Zinn called the ban “troubling,” “unreasonable,” “procedurally unfair” and lacking in “discernible rationality and logic.”

This is how police work is done to tackle what the Police stated as a 'national threat'?

They were worried about public opinion. 

Remember, this is the police chief that I have already documented came from one of the world's largest accounting and personel firms in the world, and who is involved with The Great Reset.

Police actions dictated by popular opinion. Sounds like the CGC boards

I had a friend ask me to help them go look for baby medication. This is what I found. 


Absolutley no baby meds on store shelves. Empty. Gone. We went to several locations. 





There was also no baby formula to be found. 






And toilet paper is now $1 a roll.

You are a liar, and fomenting division of society. By my calculations, the cost is .9579166 cents per roll, excluding tax. How disappointing....