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February 19th, 2022, 07:46 AM
rick_iles

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Originally Posted by Birdbuff

No, now the police are enforcing the emergencies act. Protesters were given plenty of warnings to leave. I have no sympathy for their stubborn stupidity. The police of Ottawa were made to look like fools due to intimidation by the mob every time they tried to do their job. The police chief was either complicit or afraid. Now that he is gone, and Ottawa has the resources to deal with such a crowd, we are seeing results in ending this illegal occupation.

In all fairness to the ex chief, he did call out the need for at least 1800 officers to handle the crowd…..he wasn’t wrong! That request fell on deaf ears ! Going into a large crowd like that, with inadequate numbers of officers, is a recipe for disaster…..he knew that and they did their best to keep the crowd peaceful ..Now with adequate resources, it will be cleaned up…
February 19th, 2022, 07:49 AM
Bushwhacker

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Originally Posted by Birdbuff

No, now the police are enforcing the emergencies act. Protesters were given plenty of warnings to leave. I have no sympathy for their stubborn stupidity. The police of Ottawa were made to look like fools due to intimidation by the mob every time they tried to do their job. The police chief was either complicit or afraid. Now that he is gone, and Ottawa has the resources to deal with such a crowd, we are seeing results in ending this illegal occupation.

"The police of Ottawa sided with the protestors, and that angered the puppet masters."

Fixed it for you.

Intimidation by a mob of people dancing to Bob Marley and hugging each other. Sounds like a real emergency.
February 19th, 2022, 07:59 AM
Birdbuff

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Originally Posted by Bushwhacker

"The police of Ottawa sided with the protestors, and that angered the puppet masters."

Fixed it for you.

Intimidation by a mob of people dancing to Bob Marley and hugging each other. Sounds like a real emergency.

Maybe they sided with the protesters, I’m sure they will do an inquiry to see how things fell apart so that it doesn’t in the future.

Let’s not ignore every instance police were yelled at, surrounded, followed and taunted. Yes these are all forms of intimidation. The protesters are not all angels as the nmsm (non mainstream media) would have you believe. I believe certain media choices skew the law with their own belief systems. As such they fool others to believe this nonsense.
February 19th, 2022, 08:03 AM
Cameracutter

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They aren't blocking traffic one lane is open, again why isn't it addressed in the court order?

So which lane is open here?

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I see zero lanes open.
February 19th, 2022, 08:03 AM
johnjyb

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Originally Posted by Birdbuff

I don’t think your charter rights include your vehicle. You can personally protest, but I think your vehicle can’t be protected under the charter. The HTA should be enforced.

So does this then also apply to Aboriginal rights as well, ie boats, nets, railways? How about Eco right protesters? asking for a friend.
John
February 19th, 2022, 08:13 AM
Bushwhacker

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Originally Posted by Birdbuff

Maybe they sided with the protesters, I’m sure they will do an inquiry to see how things fell apart so that it doesn’t in the future.

Let’s not ignore every instance police were yelled at, surrounded, followed and taunted. Yes these are all forms of intimidation. The protesters are not all angels as the nmsm (non mainstream media) would have you believe. I believe certain media choices skew the law with their own belief systems. As such they fool others to believe this nonsense.

How things "fell apart" was having a dictator like Trudeau at the helm and choosing to continue dividing Canadians and escalating a very easy situation to solve. All of the footage I've seen and protests / gatherings I've personally attending were nothing but extremely peaceful and positive.

I've seen clips were police were rightly given earfulls such as "how do you sleep at night?" or "you should be ashamed" but that hardly qualifies as intimidation. Most of the time they were thanked, given roses for Valentine's day, offered coffee, hugged, etc.

Live streams literally cannot be skewed because they are live. They are simply transmitting things as they happen for people to see. People have seen and are disgusted with the actions of the federal government. When you get chirped by Iran for being too heavy handed in your approach, things are pretty bad.
February 19th, 2022, 08:20 AM
Birdbuff

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Originally Posted by johnjyb

So does this then also apply to Aboriginal rights as well, ie boats, nets, railways? How about Eco right protesters? asking for a friend.
John

It depends on if it’s their land or not.
February 19th, 2022, 08:28 AM
Birdbuff

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Originally Posted by Bushwhacker

How things "fell apart" was having a dictator like Trudeau at the helm and choosing to continue dividing Canadians and escalating a very easy situation to solve. All of the footage I've seen and protests / gatherings I've personally attending were nothing but extremely peaceful and positive.

I've seen clips were police were rightly given earfulls such as "how do you sleep at night?" or "you should be ashamed" but that hardly qualifies as intimidation. Most of the time they were thanked, given roses for Valentine's day, offered coffee, hugged, etc.

Live streams literally cannot be skewed because they are live. They are simply transmitting things as they happen for people to see. People have seen and are disgusted with the actions of the federal government. When you get chirped by Iran for being too heavy handed in your approach, things are pretty bad.

I watched many live feeds over the weeks (zot, zoke, war campaign, travel fun 69, ottawalks, miker biker, newsly Canada) ALL of them showed that the police were being yelled at whenever present.

How can 1 man divide the country if it’s not for the country holding so many different beliefs as to not be united. Trudeau is a soft target and an easy scapegoat. We all have our opinions on the direction Canada should go. I think this is more a case of being done with covid (covid fatigue) that ballooned to anti government sentiment.
February 19th, 2022, 08:33 AM
trimmer21

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Originally Posted by Birdbuff

It depends on if it’s their land or not.

No problem as long as they're on their own treaty land. They have a specific exemption under the Act.
February 19th, 2022, 08:56 AM
Bushwhacker

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Originally Posted by Birdbuff

I watched many live feeds over the weeks (zot, zoke, war campaign, travel fun 69, ottawalks, miker biker, newsly Canada) ALL of them showed that the police were being yelled at whenever present.

How can 1 man divide the country if it’s not for the country holding so many different beliefs as to not be united. Trudeau is a soft target and an easy scapegoat. We all have our opinions on the direction Canada should go. I think this is more a case of being done with covid (covid fatigue) that ballooned to anti government sentiment.

Any yelling that increased as questionable police practices increased seems appropriate to me. This is not intimidation. Even when police were hitting people with their rifle stocks, pointing loaded rifles inside vehicles, smashing windows of private property, and trampling an old lady with horses protestors remained quite peaceful.

How can one man divide the country well just look around and see for yourself. The convoy has done more to unite the country (and the world) than any politician has. He's the chief architect of this hell and should rightly be held to account.

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