© Beth Baisch/The Post MillennialIndigenous activists joined the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa Saturday, January 29, 2022.
Since a movement dubbing itself the 'Freedom Convoy' emerged at the end of January and headed to Ottawa to protest vaccine mandates for border crossings, labour leaders, the media and online activists have moved from perplexed to outright hostile. Some have even cheered on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's announcement this week of plans to invoke the 1988 Emergencies Act to clear out the protests. But the impulse to defend freedom and self-determination has attracted a diversity of groups to the cause. The fact that many indigenous have joined in support of the protests tells us that the desire for freedom is a spark we would do well not to extinguish.
Throughout their time in the Canadian capital, the truckers have attracted support from a wide cross section of Canadian society including indigenous Canadians who make up about 5% of the Canadian population. Many members of my own family joined the convoy, making their way south to Ottawa from Northern Ontario. Some joined in at the capital. Indigenous people appeared in full regalia and others wore orange T-shirts symbolising protest against atrocities at residential schools. While some groups within the convoy undoubtedly held different ideas about the underlying causes, two clear demands have emerged: 1) end covid-related mandates, and 2) roll back forms of digital surveillance enacted since the start of the pandemic. Summed up in the demand for 'freedom', indigenous and non-indigenous participants alike emphasised that this was a cause shared by everyone, regardless of background.
Comment: To call Jean-Luc Brunel's death-by-hanging a "coincidence" would be a massive understatement. The powerful agents responsible for coordinating these supposed "suicides" don't appear to have any difficulty covering their tracks and clearly have the ability to gain access to people, even behind prison walls. Prison is obviously not off-limits.
Maxwell's family therefore have good reason to be concerned over her safety, in spite of her morally reprehensible past and arguably pure evil behavior in concert with Epstein and other accomplices.