Honk, Honk and the science changes

 

We had a great turnout at Innocente Brew pup for a freedom reunion and many thanks to Free Speech Media for joining and recording the day and the Best Damn Roofer.

Exposing the fake emergency! The Mosely decision.

 

Join Randy Hillier with the Canadian Patriot Podcast, Matt Ehret about the recent Federal Court ruling that the Trudeau-Freeland Emergencies Act which shutdown protestors, froze bank accounts and created the FAKE & unconstitutional Emergency Act in Feb 2022. How did this ruling happen? What are the implications for Canadians? How must we understand the fraud of Covid-19 more broadly? and How can Canadians organize more effectively to defend their freedoms and expose the lies shaping our world?

Fighting the Machine

 

Randy Hillier on The Lavigne Show, exposing the Canadian legal monster

Protester challenges COVID-19 overreach in legal battle, exposing sanctioned democratic erosion

 

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One self-represented man stands as a symbol of resistance against unjust government-imposed COVID-19 health measures. His continued legal battle for peacefully protesting at the historic Victoria Hall highlights the erosion of democratic rights during the pandemic.

Message from Inka Fuellmich

 

Dear all

This is my story.

Arrival at Tijuana airport

On October 12, Reiner and I flew to Tijuana to pick up our passports and visas. This has been arranged by the consulate. We were supposed to be met at the airport by the consul. Here's what happened:

I happen to be sitting in the second row at the front.

So I get off the plane pretty quickly.

There are 6 uniformed men right at the gate.

Four men from the National Guard and two from the immigration authorities.

They let me pass almost unnoticed.

I have the crazy hope that it can't be us. Maybe someone with drugs or something similar.

I stand a little to one side and wait. My heart in my throat.

My husband was sitting at the back. Nothing can happen, I think.

We are safe here.

We have an appointment with the consul directly at the airport. Everything has been officially reported and planned.

As soon as he steps out of the gate, the uniformed men start moving, seem to have a photo of him.

They walk towards him and I know,

Nothing is the same now.

Now it's happened.

There's nothing I can do.

They all come to me together and we are led wordlessly into the immigration office. We wait.

I just manage to make one more phone call before a man says: "There's something wrong with your visa, we're taking you to the main office now.

Our explanations that we should get new passports here and that everything is in order are not of interest.

With blue lights and a second escort vehicle, we are taken through the traffic jam to the other end of the city, where they are already waiting for us.

All personal belongings are taken from us without explanation. As well as fingerprints and signatures on several papers in Spanish. No interpreter.

We ask to call the embassy, a last attempt to clarify the situation.

The call confirms that nothing is happening here by chance.

A interpreter arrives and explains that there is a problem in Germany. They would take my husband to Mexico City immediately and he would fly from there to Germany.

There is no more talk of passports or visas.

We are allowed to say goodbye briefly and then all of a sudden he is gone.

What's happening here?

And there's nothing I can do.

A large room. A man in handcuffs and lots of tattoos is being led away.

I'm wearing a light dress and flip-flops.

The interpreter tells me that I'm going to stay there for now.

A woman takes me into the cell and I walk in circles on cold gray tiles.

Camera on the ceiling, 1 water bottle with paper cup,

1 rubber mattress on the dirty floor.

Heat protection foil for the night.

A set of toothpaste, but no washbasin.

Metal toilet, clogged and overflowing.

After a few hours, a guard comes and tells me I'll be released the next day and leaves a tray of food.

I think: better than in a German hospital and am a little relieved.

Just hang in there, everything will clear up and then everything will be fine again!

It gets calmer during the night. Breathing exercises.

A television is on.

It's cold. New arrivals come in from time to time, picked up at the border.

Fewer and fewer people are fleeing México for the USA. On the walls are the names of people from Georgia, Brazil and Venezuela.

When the doors slam, I startle, afraid that my door will be opened.

The next morning I await my release. After 2 hours I ask and someone says: In the afternoon.

Then it's afternoon. The food for the evening is brought. The guard says: Hey German, you have to eat. For us Mexicans, a good full belly is very important.

Then I cry - suddenly I lose hope.

But after a while, voices at the main entrance. The boss is back from work that evening. Very polite, personal, almost apologetic.

I'm taken from the cell to the front.

'You can go now'

I sign papers again. They show me a photo of my husband at the airport in México City. In handcuffs between 2 men.

He looks so tired.

Then I can leave

and until now I wasn’t able to write about it.

These things are happening now to many

It is our present

Betrayal? Slander? Aiding and abetting?

Love, hope and blessing for all people who are and remain strong.

Who are there for others and support them.

I would like to thank all the people who have accompanied us for over 3 years, who have written to us and shared their worries and fears, as I am doing now. Who stood up and simply do not stop.

Thank you very much.

Could mask mandates return to Quebec?

 

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After almost three years of the pandemic, a fifth dose of the vaccine for some, repeated lockdowns, curfew, vaccine passports and even an Amber alert on New Year’s Eve to remind us that we can’t leave our homes after 10 p.m., could we see a return to mandatory masking in Quebec? François Legault, Premier of Quebec, mentioned that masking will remain on a voluntary basis, for now. I emphasize these two words because Mr. Legault has said them regularly before then changing his mind a few days to a few weeks later.

Immunologist Dr. Byram Bridle responds to flawed 'study' used to justify unvaccinated segregation

 

Allegations of professional misconduct and scientific misrepresentation abound after vaccinated versus unvaccinated article goes viral.

In this follow-up report, I am going to discuss the vaccinated versus unvaccinated claims espoused by the mainstream media with credentialed expert in the field of vaccinology, immunology and virology, Dr. Bryam Bridle who calls it a misrepresentation of the facts.

In less than 48 hours after the original “study” hit mainstream news, there have been multiple publications refuting these assumption-based findings. Bridle’s rebuttal, titled “Fiction Disguised as Science to Promote Hatred,” approaches the deeply flawed article from an immunological standpoint.

The first flaring error that he points out is the assumption that unvaccinated people only have 20% baseline immunity. Sourcing a robust, peer-reviewed paper, Bridle notes that a more evidence-based number would be in the ~90+% range. For arguments sake, he changed this one assumption in the model to a more practical number and “it flips the entire thing on its head.”

By adjusting even just one assumption to a more practical real-world number, the modeling then reflects what the real world data is showing.  (more...)

Immunologist Dr. Byram Bridle responds to flawed 'study' used to justify unvaccinated segregation

Attorney Fuellmich Re Covid-19 Pandemic: “this Genocide Is Not by Accident”

 

Fuellmich talks about what a six-day grand jury investigation he and a group of attorneys presented to the public revealed, including that fraudulent PCR testing was used to kick off the “plandemic,” that vaccines are “the worst experiment ever performed on mankind,” and that drastic population reduction is among the nefarious goals of those responsible for these and other crimes against humanity. Fuellmich says his team is now planning to investigate and publicly charge the identified culprits.

A convoy from Quebec to Ottawa for the next generation's future

 

The 'next generation convoy' made its way from Quebec to Ottawa to raise awareness on the ongoing state of emergency in the province and incoming health measures. They also want to ensure a better life for their children and future generations.

Profiles in Courage: The Canadian Truckers

 

Celebrating the Winter of Love & the Worldwide Freedom Convoy Movement

“The importance of the event [the storming of the Bastille] lay simply in the psychological fact that for the first time the people received an obvious proof of the weakness of an authority which had lately been formidable.

“When the principle of authority is injured in the public mind it dissolves very rapidly. What might not one demand of a king who could not defend his principal fortress against popular attacks? The master regarded as all-powerful had ceased to be so.

“The taking of the Bastille was the beginning of one of those phenomena of mental contagion which abound in the history of the Revolution. The foreign mercenary troops, although they could scarcely be interested in the movement, began to show symptoms of mutiny.”

—Gustave Le Bon, The Psychology of Revolution 

This profile may seem like old news. The Canadian Truckers Freedom Convoy is so February. The hypnotizing bauble is now yo-yoing over the Ukraine. That’s what we’re supposed to be fixated on now.

Forget about the contagious burst of freedom that broke out in Canada—and especially forget about the emergency powers seized by Tyrant Trudeau without ever deigning to engage in diplomatic talks with the truckers, physicians, veterans, business owners, or ordinary citizens who gathered to support them.

But I cannot forget. And I will not forget. Because what the Canadian truckers achieved in that courageous act of peaceful mass noncompliance is one of the most beautiful expressions of what I described as the secret to capsizing tyranny in my second essay, COVID IS OVER! … If You Want It, courtesy of Étienne de La Boétie’s The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse of Voluntary Servitude:

“You can deliver yourselves if you try, not by taking action, but merely by willing to be free. Resolve to serve no more, and you are at once freed. I do not ask that you place hands upon the tyrant to topple him over, but simply that you support him no longer; then you will behold him, like a great Colossus whose pedestal has been pulled away, fall of his own weight and break into pieces.”  (more...)

Profiles in Courage: The Canadian Truckers

Reflecting on Canada’s Freedom Convoy: “The Frozen Ashes” of Our Democracy and the “Frozen Assets” of Those Who Defended It

 

Derek Brouwer owns a small fleet of trucks for his business, transporting hay from Southern Ontario, down into the United States. He was interviewed on Fox news recently for the blow back that he received for having a truck in Ottawa during the Emergency Measures Act.

I spoke to Derek over the phone to get the rest of his story.

When a neighbour asked him if he wanted to be in the convoy, Derek’s drivers got busy attaching flags to the trucks. One of his trucks was in Florida at the time. The other two drove with the convoy, starting at Drumbo, Ontario. One went to Toronto, and the other to Ottawa. In Ottawa the truck and driver were ushered, by police, to a front row parking space by the parliament buildings.

Derek said he was quite optimistic at the start, he was just waiting for the Prime Minister to come out and talk to them. Especially since Trudeau had told Prime Minister Modi, little more than a year ago to open up dialogue with the Indian farmers, who had protested for 12 months, it seemed like a reasonable request.

“At first it was like hanging out at a truck show,” he said. “Lots of people came by to say ‘hi’, and offer me or my drivers a thank you for being there. I let the young guys go on the weekends,” Derek explained. “I took my turn when it was more quiet during the week. Yeah, they took the garbage cans away, and locked the shops up, and anywhere you could go to the bathroom. We were there that first weekend of Jan 29th, and for about 23 days, I think. When the police got pushy and violence started happening on Saturday, Feb 19th, I heard that drivers were being pulled out of the trucks and beaten up pretty bad, so I told my driver to leave the truck there, unlocked, and just get himself out. With all the people and panic, the last thing I wanted was to try moving the truck and have the wheels unknowingly roll over someone in the street.”

The police were nice all the way through the protest, right up until the end, Brouwer relates. He didn’t have much contact with police himself, but did at one point have an affable conversation with an officer about the eternal (centennial) flame, and why it had been extinguished.

The only notice they got that the trucks would be have to be moved were unsigned papers left in a bunch of truck windows…for all you could tell it could have been a prank, because no jurisdiction or official authority was listed on the notice. In fact, it was a little strange, because the concrete barricades had been blocking everything for some time, and the police had just opened them and waved more trucks into Wellington Street, the ones that had been parked on side streets and such, on Feb 15th which was pretty strange. Brouwer was keeping an eye on the situation with the Emergency Act, and decided to move some money to his Florida bank account, through a signed cheque, that Tuesday.  (more...)

Reflecting on Canada’s Freedom Convoy: “The Frozen Ashes” of Our Democracy and the “Frozen Assets” of Those Who Defended It

Protesters rally in front of Quebec Parliament for children's future

 

Another protest took place in Quebec City in front of the Parliament on Saturday, March 19. This time, the day was dedicated to the future of children and many toys were offered to those who were present.

Music and games animated the day despite the snowstorm that was starting. The demonstrators even created a human chain along René-Lévesque boulevard to show how they are united by this cause.

It was an energetic demonstration that brought many families together. I also took the time to discuss the looming Bill 28, that would give the Legault government exceptional powers.

What Happened in Ottawa? | Freedom Convoy 2022

 

A beautiful and uplifting citizen documentary about the Canadian Freedom Convoy and rallies in Ottawa showing the real “vibe” and motivation behind thousands of Canadians coming together for their rights and freedoms.

The contrast with what the old media, riot police, banks, courts, and government displayed could not be more flagrant.

Seeing these citizens—from all walks of life, ethnicities, ages, religions, and professions—supporting, volunteering, speaking out, dancing, stepping up to leadership, and holding their ground in non-violence and love is simply inspiring.

Quebec freedom fighter still incarcerated, awaiting next trial

 

The Freedom Convoy, and now the war between Ukraine and Russia, have monopolized and are still currently monopolizing people’s attention. In this storm of events, we forgot to mention that François Amalega, the freedom fighter from Quebec, is still in prison, and has been for nearly six weeks now.

POST ARREST INTERVIEW: Former RCMP officer, Danny Bulford on state of freedom in Canada

 

Alexa Lavoie interviewed Danny Bulford, the former RCMP officer who worked closely with Justin Trudeau who was arrested for his participation in the organization of the Freedom Convoy. He explains what happened during his arrest as well as the charges that were laid against him.

'It’s not over': Toronto freedom protesters continue to march for an end to all restrictions

 

Despite Ontario and other provinces across the country lifting vaccine passport requirements for restaurants, movie theatres, gym and other indoor activities, freedom protesters in Toronto want all medical segregation to be removed.

Quarantine: Compliance officer sexual assault, hotel workers fired, etc.

A security guard hired to ensure compliance with quarantine requirements in Oakville faces sexual assault and extortion charges. He allegedly told a woman they were in violation of the quarantine order and then demanded cash for the fine. When she refused to pay, police allege he sexually assaulted her. Meanwhile workers from the Pacific Gateway Hotel, a federal quarantine hotel in B.C, voted to strike in response to loosing their jobs to the Red Cross.

Federal Conservatives call for suspension of hotel quarantine policy following reports of sexual assault

 

Some Conservative MPs are asking the federal government to suspend the mandatory hotel quarantine policy in the wake of two reports of sexual violence.

Montreal police have arrested a Windsor, Ont. man alleged to have assaulted a woman at a quarantine hotel in Dorval, Que.

The woman in question told La Presse that a fellow traveller forced his way into her hotel room, grabbed her and then started to undress while grabbing his genitals. She said security guards were slow to respond to her calls for help.

Robert Shakory was arrested by Montreal police and now faces charges of sexual assault, breaking and entering and criminal harassment, the newspaper reported.

Meanwhile, a Hamilton, Ont. man hired and trained by Canada's federal public health agency to work as a security guard has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman during a quarantine check this month.

Halton Region Police say the man, whose full name is Hemant, went to an Oakville, Ont. home on Feb. 18 to carry out a quarantine compliance check, demanded money for a bogus fine and then sexually assaulted a woman after she refused to pay.  (more...)

Federal Conservatives call for suspension of hotel quarantine policy following reports of sexual assault