Posted on 02/07/2022 9:47:52 AM PST by John Semmens
The widespread support of the truckers demonstrating for freedom in Canada has the Trudeau government "panicked, worried and bruised." Prime Minister Justin Trudeau laments "the possible unraveling of all the progress we have made these past two years in weaning our citizens off the notion that it is our obligation to defend their freedom. They obeyed our emergency orders to shut down nonessential businesses, to avoid unnecessary travel and interaction with others, to wear masks, and to get vaccinated. How can we sit by and allow a gang of rowdy truckers to undo all of this?"
The Prime Minister said "it was particularly unnerving to see members of Parliament fraternizing with and encouraging these anarchists after their convoy reached the Capital. MP Kevin Waugh's tweet 'it's great to see Canadians championing freedom on Parliament Hill' is clearly treasonous. Severe countermeasures must be considered."
One of the countermeasures being whispered about is an air strike on the parked trucks. "It is a serious option that packs a punch that may bring those contemplating further acts of disobedience up short," Trudeau is said to have commented to political allies. "I realize that some may quail from the unfavorable image such overt violence might inflict on our Party, but perhaps it's time to jettison the whole notion that we should care about what the people think of us. As long as they do as we say why should we care what they think?"
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All kidding aside, let’s not forget those A-10 touch n go joint exercises in Michigan with Canada. They were conducted right after those “militia” incidents.
Canada doesn’t negotiate with anti-terrorists
Time for truedolt to get the beatdown of his life.
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