Trucker Convoy Evolves into All Out Protest in Ottawa [filling the streets with trucks & people] [LiveFEED®] Trucker Convoy Evolves into All Out Protest [protest kicks off in Ottawa filling the streets with trucks & people] ====My Links================= https://linktr.ee/Shane_St_Pierre TShirts for Charity https://t-shirtsplus.shop/collections/featured-designs/products/george-orwell-short-sleeve-jersey-tee?variant=41620519780512 ==== https://youtu.be/t63vPAlY63g https://tnc.news/2022/01/29/oakes-what-trudeau-and-the-legacy-media-have-wrong-about-the-convoy/ The quote goes something like this: “In Ottawa, first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they call you racist.” The trucker freedom convoy converging on Ottawa from different parts of the country is unlike anything Canada has witnessed in recent history. In town after town, as the truckers make their way to the nation’s capital, they receive cheers and praises from the local populations. The scenes are staggering: hundreds gather, families included, in harsh winter conditions, often waiting hours for the convoy to show their support. In normal times, this would be considered a beautiful show of Canadian solidarity, but according to prime minister Justin Trudeau, the convoy represents nothing but a “small fringe minority” holding “unacceptable views.” When asked about the convoy on Wednesday, the prime minister observed, in classic Trudeauspeak, that the movement does “not represent the views of Canadians who have been there for each other” throughout the pandemic. That is a rather surprising statement considering truckers have been on the frontline of the pandemic, delivering food and supplies for Canadians, even through the first wave when the virus appeared mysterious and far deadlier than it turned out to be. Of course, Trudeau has developed over the years a simple strategy: to label anyone who disagrees with him or his liberal agenda a “racist,” “intolerant,” or, in this case, a “fringe minority” with “unacceptable views.” The simple fact is that the spark that lit this whole protest came from the Trudeau government imposing a vaccine mandate for cross-border truckers. This policy disregarded the fact that trucking is a lonely job, with very few opportunities for social interaction, or that the vaccine does not prevent transmission of the virus, or even that the truckers, after being on the frontline for two years, deserve our respect and appreciation. After all, Canada remains one of the most heavily locked-down jurisdictions in the world. As restrictions are being lifted in the United Kingdom and Europe, and as they have been nearly non-existent for most of the United States for months now, the restrictions are still commonplace throughout Trudeau’s Canada.