© Gints Ivuskans/AFP/GettyCanada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addresses a joint press conference with the Latvian Prime Minister (not in picture) at the Adazi military base in Riga, Latvia, where they visited the Canada-led multinational NATO enhanced Forward Presence Battle Group, on July 10, 2023.
In a classic example of better late than never, a Federal Court in Canada
ruled on Tuesday that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's invocation of The Emergencies Act in 2022, used to crush the largest and most peaceful protest in Canadian history, was
"unreasonable," "unjustified," and "violated the fundamental freedoms" set out in Canada's constitution.
The case was brought to the court by a number of individual applicants as well as several Canadian civil liberties groups, including the Canadian Constitution Foundation and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association. And in the decision, Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley expressed what every trucker and other participant in the trucker's Freedom Convoy knew to be true:
There was no justification for granting the government powers that amounted to near martial law over a protest that was 100 percent peaceful, with no violence or property damage committed — that is, until the Emergencies Act was passed, and the police
trampled grandmothers under horses,
fired tear gas canisters at journalists within point blank range,
beat protesters down and smashed the windows of the truckers rigs, and generally deployed the type of violence that the government had knowingly falsely accused the truckers of engaging in.
Comment: Amen to that! Most Canadians still seem to be held under the sway of this Tyrant, but more are waking up.
Here's a talk Tucker Carlson gave recently at the Oilers arena in Edmonton, Alberta. He gives a poignant analysis of Canada and the threat these tyrannical leaders pose:
Comment: You simply cannot stop the Trump train (legitimately)!
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