2/18/2022 - HUGE INTEL DROP #7 (Trudeau uses every opportunity to suppress the protests)
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2022 10:42 pm
The dirtiest methods are used.
The Canadian police continue to visit the homes of people who write on Facebook about the “Freedom Convoy”
A girl named Marion Isabeau Ringett was forced to resign from the Ontario government after it became known that she had donated $100 to the Freedom Convoy
Trudeau is preparing to create “no-go” zones in Ottawa after the resignation of the police chief (CBC News sources report that Peter Sloley resigned as Ottawa police chief)
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association condemns Trudeau for “bypassing the democratic process” with the introduction of a state of emergency
In Alberta, four people have been charged with an alleged conspiracy to murder police officers. 44-year-old Chris Carbert, 48-year-old Christopher Lysak, 39-year-old Anthony Olienik and 40-year-old Jerry Morin are charged with felony
Nine more people are accused of causing harm to health and illegal use of weapons in connection with the blockade
Mayor Coutts says the suspects are “outsiders” who were “not part of the blockade” at the Alberta crossing. Coutts is now free after the protesters peacefully ended the blockade
The Canadian police continue to visit the homes of people who write on Facebook about the “Freedom Convoy”A girl named Marion Isabeau Ringett was forced to resign from the Ontario government after it became known that she had donated $100 to the Freedom ConvoyTrudeau is preparing to create “no-go” zones in Ottawa after the resignation of the police chief (CBC News sources report that Peter Sloley resigned as Ottawa police chief)The Canadian Civil Liberties Association condemns Trudeau for “bypassing the democratic process” with the introduction of a state of emergencyIn Alberta, four people have been charged with an alleged conspiracy to murder police officers. 44-year-old Chris Carbert, 48-year-old Christopher Lysak, 39-year-old Anthony Olienik and 40-year-old Jerry Morin are charged with felonyNine more people are accused of causing harm to health and illegal use of weapons in connection with the blockadeMayor Coutts says the suspects are “outsiders” who were “not part of the blockade” at the Alberta crossing. Coutts is now free after the protesters peacefully ended the blockade