Posted on 02/01/2022 7:29:51 PM PST by little jeremiah
Welcome. Enjoy.
Perfect!
"Anyone in Canada who supports or furthers the Freedom Convoy on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or any other social media platform is a target to have their bank accounts frozen & insurance policies nullified." pic.twitter.com/QKPatTDs6A— Eva Karene Bartlett (@EvaKBartlett) February 16, 2022
"Not only are people subject to get their bank accounts frozen, but the decision to freeze the accounts is entirely up to the reviewer, and the reviewer is protected by the government from civil liability for their decision.
So, if someone in the bank looks & says, 'I don't..."— Eva Karene Bartlett (@EvaKBartlett) February 16, 2022
"...like the way this person is speaking, I don't like their political view, I don't like the way they're helping or supporting the people who are protesting because they want their freedom back.' They're protected, and they can just shut you down.
So, a banking employee who.."— Eva Karene Bartlett (@EvaKBartlett) February 16, 2022
"...doesn't like the politics of a customer...can without any liability block the bank accounts of any customer or account holder. And they do not need to provide an explanation.
This is economic tyranny."https://t.co/L0lx8KxJrP— Eva Karene Bartlett (@EvaKBartlett) February 16, 2022
And that's where Trudeau et al have thrown Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Listen to this fiery speech by Brian Peckford, one of the writers of that Charter. Feb. 15, 2022
Canada’s Major Banks are Now Reported to Be ‘All Offline’ After Trudeau’s Emergency Order to ‘Freeze’ Freedom Convoy’s Accounts
A number of Canada’s banks are now reported to be ‘offline’ amidst a political crisis caused by Prime Minister Trudeau’s reprisals on the peaceful Freedom Convoy protest.
Ezra Levant 🍁🚛
@ezralevant
🚨Canada’s largest banks are all offline.
Royal Bank, BMO Bank of Montreal, CIBC Bank.
Did Trudeau try to hack into their databases?
Did the U.S. hack them first, to stop it?
What could cause all three to crash on the same day — hours after Trudeau’s expropriation order?
1:41 PM · Feb 16, 2022
“Canada’s largest banks are all offline,” Rebel News editor Ezra Levant reported. “Royal Bank, BMO Bank of Montreal, CIBC Bank.”
“Did Trudeau try to hack into their databases?” Levant asked. “Did the U.S. hack them first, to stop it? What could cause all three to crash on the same day — hours after Trudeau’s expropriation order?”
TD Canada Trust and Scotiabank were also reported to be “offline.”
ThreadSee new TweetsConversationbu/ac@buperacBANK Outages at all big 5 banks!
It’s happening.
Trudeau has crushed consumer confidence in the banks in less than 48 hours. Some ATMs are still allowing cash to be pulled out but going empty.
The bank has now locked up EVERYONES funds!
bu/ac@buperac·24mReplying to @buperacCIBC chart is crushed as well.
The World is Watching.
There had been recent chatter by Freedom Convoy protesters that a “run on the banks” might be a potential economic reprisal against the Canadian government.
On Tuesday, Trudeau announced that he would be invoking the Emergencies Act, formerly known as the War Measures Act, an action tantamount to declaring martial law.
Trudeau claimed that the scope of the measures would be “time-limited”, “reasonable and proportionate.” He also repeated his claim that the military would not be deployed. Under the Emergencies Act, which is yet to be approved by parliament, banks can freeze the personal accounts of anyone linked with the Freedom Convoy protests.
“This is about following the money. This is about stopping the financing of these illegal blockades,” Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said at a press conference on Monday.
“We are today serving notice if your truck is being used in these illegal blockades, your corporate accounts will be frozen. The insurance on your vehicle will be suspended,” she continued, adding that personal financial accounts would be included in the order.
The AP reported on Wednesday that the Freedom Convoy had peacefully lifted the last economic blockade amid major concessions on Covid restrictions from five provinces: Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Prince Edward Island.
After raising over $9 million for the Freedom Convoy movement and having their funds blocked and even seized by private banks, Christian crowdsourcing platform GiveSendGo was recently hacked and taken offline.
Now, we know the face of the hacker, who is openly bragging about the hack and leaking the personal information of those who donated (statement of transparency: the writer also donated to the peaceful protest).
💎The Honey Badger💎✨@Nance726@gofundme
Your client Aubrey Cottle is on TikTok bragging about hacking your competitor @GiveSendGo
Cyber attack is of course,a criminal offense.
Your stated policy is to NOT fund criminal activity
Yet you’re actively allowing him to use your crowdfunding services.
Explain this
An S3 bucket run by GiveSendGo was found to be leaking pics of drivers licenses, military IDs, passports, & other sensitive docs just days ago.
Source tells me that despite an attempted fix, the bucket was exploited again to allow the takeover of the site.
[Lots more at link about the hacking and related topics, plus the twtts are linkable and images are visible.]
‘The World’s Done with It’: Canadian Premier Drops Truth Bomb on Trudeau’s Covid Dictatorship
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is losing allies left and right over his extreme motion to invoke the Emergencies Act to suppress the Freedom Convoy protest that is disrupting his plans for a perpetual Covid dictatorship.
Enter Ontario Premier Doug Ford. No fan of the Freedom Convoy protest, Ford has repeatedly denied that any of Ontario’s recent concessions on Covid mandates had anything to do with the disgruntled truckers.
“As of March 1, the province of Ontario will no longer require people show proof of vaccination to enter any indoor spaces, the premier, Doug Ford, announced on Monday morning,” the New York Times reported on Monday.
“Let me be very clear: We’re moving in this direction because it’s safe to do so,’’ Ford said. “Today’s announcement is not because of what’s happening in Ottawa, or Windsor, but despite it.”
But that is not what it looks like based on Ford’s recent presser, which drops so many ‘truth bombs’ on Trudeau’s rationale for effectively declaring martial law, it might as well have been written by the Freedom Convoy itself. Watch:
[video at link]
“You know, you can go to Costco, you can go to Walmart, you can go shopping,” Ford said. “You know, you don’t know if the person has a shot beside or not, but we also know that it doesn’t matter if you have one shot or 10 shots, you can catch COVID.”
“See, the prime ministry has triple shots,” he continued, referring to Trudeau’s recent alleged bout with Covid. “And I know hundreds of people, three shots that caught COVID. We just have to be careful. We gotta always make sure we wash our hands and, and move forward.”
“We can’t stay in this position forever,” he added. “We gotta learn to live with this and get on with our lives. I bet if I ask every single person in this room, do you want these damned masks? Or do you want ’em off? They want ’em off. They want to get back to normal. They want to be able to go for dinner with their families.”
“And there’s every single person, including myself, knows people that are unvaccinated, you know?” he added. “Sure. There’s, there’s the rabble-rousers. And then there’s just hardworking people that just don’t believe in it. And, and that’s their choice.”
“This is about, again, a democracy and freedoms and liberties,” he continued. “And I hate as a government telling anyone what to do.”
“We just gotta get moving forward and, and get out of this and protect the jobs,” he went on. “You know… I think a lot of people call ’em, probably yourself too. Everyone’s done with this. Like we are done with it. Let’s let’s start moving on and cautiously and you know, we’ve followed the rules, all of us, 90% of us for over two years, the world’s done with it. So let’s just move forward.”
Meanwhile, Trudeau is getting shouted down in the parliament, and at least five provinces have moved forward with plans to roll back vaccine passports and other Covid mandates.
It took nearly two years to get to this point, but it’s finally truth-telling time when it comes to Covid: People everywhere have had enough.
Mentioned in the above article:
Watch: Trudeau Gets Shouted Down Multiple Times in Parliament as His Support Collapses
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is on the ropes. Premiers are questioning his judgment for invoking the Emergencies Act. Provinces are abandoning vaccine passports in droves. His domestic support is collapsing.
Now, the prime minister is being shouted down in parliament, while even Liberal Party members are reluctant to support him. Watch:
[Video at link]
The tense exchanges between Liberal Prime Minister Trudeau and members of the opposition began when Conservative Party interim Leader Candice Bergen confronted Trudeau over his invocation of the Emergencies Act.
“The Prime Minister invoked the Emergencies Act and 24 hours in, there are more questions than answers,” Bergen said. “Questions about whether this is justified, questions around if the criteria is met, questions around what this means to Canadians’ rights and freedoms.”
“Parliamentary approval is required in order for the prime minister to use this unprecedented sledgehammer,” she noted. “So can the prime minister tell us when will parliament be debating this? Will it be coming to us on Friday? And does he expect that we will look at it Friday, but then rise, take a week off, and not actually deal with this until March?”
Trudeau rose to answer the pointed question.
“Mr. Speaker, after discussions with cabinet and caucus, after consultations with the premiers of all provinces and territories…” Trudeau began.
The audible groans from the parliament began.
“After, uh, conversation with opposition leaders, we decided to invoke, uh, the emergencies act…” Trudeau said to rising shouting in the parliament, “to supplement provincial and territorial capacity to address the blockades and occupations.”
“I want to be very clear, Mr. Speaker, the scope of these measures are time limited and geographically targeted,” Trudeau added amid the cacophony of dissent. “They are reasonable and proportionate to the threat they’re meant to address, and they are fully to be compliant with the charter of rights and freedoms to, uh, reassure all Canadians, uh, that this is the right thing to perform.”
“Honorable leader of the opposition,” the speaker said, reintroducing Bergen.
“I had a very simple question to the prime minister,” she said. “He was not able to answer it. It would appear this could be more political drama for the prime minister. He name-calls people that he disagrees with. He wedges, he divides, he stigmatizes. Yet, in spite of all of his failure, Coutts border has cleared. Windsor has opened up. Provinces and police are doing their jobs and blockades are starting to come down.”
“But the prime minister thinks that now is the time to use this extreme measure and evoke the Emergencies Act,” she went on. “Isn’t it true that the prime minister’s actions could serve to actually make things worse and not make things better?”
“Exactly,” a member of the opposition said.
Trudeau rose to respond to the accusations.
“This is about keeping Canadians safe, protecting their communities and neighborhoods and ensuring jobs and our economy,” Trudeau said hollowly to an uproar of disagreement.
The Speaker actually had to rise to quiet the parliament so Trudeau’s response could be heard.
“This is a time for responsible leadership, not crass partisanship,” Trudeau went on.
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The vocal disagreement in the parliament only became louder.
“The situation requires additional tools, not held by other federal provincial or territorial law. It’s what responsible leadership requires.”
You can actually hear members of parliament laughing at Trudeau at this point.
“These measures must be and will be compliant with the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms,’ Trudeau claimed. “We will always defend the rights of Canadians to peaceful assembly and to freedom of expression, but these blockades need to end. And unfortunately, conservative politicians continue to encourage the leaders of these blockades.”
However, Trudeau is facing serious questioning of his judgment for invoking the Emergencies Act. The Canadian Civil Liberties Association dismissed the need for the act, while highlighting its dangers.
“The federal government has not met the threshold necessary to invoke the Emergencies Act,” the CCLA said on Twitter. “This law creates a high and clear standard for good reason: the Act allows government to bypass ordinary democratic processes. This standard has not been met.”
“The Emergencies Act can only be invoked when a situation ‘seriously threatens the ability of the Government of Canada to preserve the sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of Canada’ & when the situation ‘cannot be effectively dealt with under any other law of Canada’,” the CCLA went on.
“Governments regularly deal with difficult situations, and do so using powers granted to them by democratically elected representatives,” the CCLA added. “Emergency legislation should not be normalized. It threatens our democracy and our civil liberties.”
Meanwhile, the premiers for several provinces said that Trudeau’s federal resources were not needed to handle the peaceful protests and economic blockades.
“The illegal blockades must end, but police already have sufficient tools to enforce the law and clear the blockades, as they did over the weekend in Windsor,” tweeted Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe.
“Therefore, Saskatchewan does not support the Trudeau government invoking the Emergencies Act. If the federal government does proceed with this measure, I would hope it would only be invoked in provinces that request it, as the legislation allows,” he added.
“I am proud of Manitoba’s law enforcement officials & have full confidence in them to protect our communities. The proposal from the federal government to use the Emergencies Act is not helpful to the situation at the Emerson Border,” Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson wrote.
“Alberta Premier Jason Kenney told reporters that he told Trudeau earlier on Monday that he would prefer if the Emergencies Act did not apply to Alberta, and that such a move was unnecessary in the province,” Fox News reported.
“Quebec Premier Francois Legault also warned that he did not want the Emergencies Act to be applied to his province, warning that he thought such a measure would be divisive,” the report added.
“It’s not time to throw fuel on the fire,” he said.
Now, the Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly has resigned over Prime Minister Trudeau taking control of the police force.
“The Ottawa Police Chief has resigned after Trudeau took control of police forces last night,” journalist Keean Bexte reported on Tuesday.
Even the left-wing Toronto Star is questioning Trudeau for essentially calling to impose martial law on the Freedom Convoy protesters.
“Many will cheer the Trudeau government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act to deal with border blockades and the occupation of Ottawa,” the Toronto Star editorial board wrote. “They’re fed up with the protests and that’s entirely understandable.”
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“But we will not join the cheering,” the editorial continued. “Federal emergency powers may now be necessary as a last resort, but going that route is a shocking admission of failure by governments at all levels.”
“This was and remains a policing issue,” it added. “Right from the start, even before the truckers’ convoy rolled into Ottawa, there were laws on the books adequate to deal with this.”
“Perhaps the hope is that this dramatic move will stiffen the spine of police and finally make them enforce the law,” the editorial board concluded. “The Trudeau government should certainly hope so, because it now truly owns this crisis.”
The CBC, while broadly backing Trudeau’s authoritarian crackdown on political dissent, made an admission that he had likely made the situation worse.
“[T]he Angus Reid Institute poll also found that 65 per cent of respondents felt Trudeau had made the situation worse,” the CBC said. “Some of those people might think Trudeau has needlessly inflamed the situation with either his policies or his comments about the views of some protesters.”
Meanwhile, five major Canadian provinces announced they are doing away with vaccine passports: Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island.
It appears that Trudeau’s invocation of the Emergencies Act is the last gasp of a failed aspiring dictator who is still fighting a war that he has already effectively lost.
Man, Trudescú has really managed to make a mess of things. 🤦🏻♀️
That link should say with the convoy, it got cut off.
Thanks, Trudeau needs to be replaced.
“Cops got nothing to go on.”
(Toilet is full).
Pat King Live. He expects to the cops to move in today. He is waiting for the cops to detain him at the hotel the cops are grouping out. Happening now.
https://www.facebook.com/therealpatking/videos/1164594460978017/
And the latest. https://www.facebook.com/therealpatking/videos/4887547348000044/
It’s not just Turdeau.
The Parliament is allowing him to do it..
They are frontmen for Canada’s Deep State.
CoupFlu was NEVER about public health, was it...
Anywhere on the planet.
I believe it was at the VERY beginning. Then it was used only for control.
It was never about health; they all knew covid wasn’t as horrible and fatal as they claimed. That’s why they had to inflate/lie about cases and deaths, and prevent people from getting the meds that cure it. And why so many of the elites were constantly breaking the rules (mazks, social distancing, etc) they forced on us peasants. Trudy Castrato is in bed with CPP money, as are many “leaders” in the US; plus the Pfizer $ taints governments heavily.
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