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I think an interesting factor to consider is that, the longer this drags out, the more Justin Trudeau's window of opportunity for glownigger funny business closes. The feds already blew their load with the "thought crime flags" and monument bullshit. Truckers were already wary for that kind of shit, but now, seeing how they're used for media smears and politician excuses/lies, anyone showing up with such flags will be chased off by an angry mob. Likewise with monuments, the convoy is allegedly now stationing guards near monuments, so no more smears or false flags can occur.
The ruling party and media might have gotten away with their BS for a little while in the first days, when the public was confused and did not understand what was going on. However, the more time that passes, it becomes more apparent that the ruling party and media rhetoric is bullshit. Videos and streams get out showing the actual atmosphere on the ground. People hear Ottawa police talking about zero violent crimes and such at the pressers. I think a huge step for the truckers' perceived legitimacy is how, now that O'Toole is out, they are more or less being embraced by one of the two major political parties in Canada. It will be hard for CBC et al to continue with the TRUCKERS ARE TERRORISTS line of argumentation unless they want to start accusing the centre-right party of terrorism too. Not sure if that's a Rubicon they're willing to cross at this stage.
Even at this point, protests have gone on long enough to establish norms of behaviour and what one ought to expect from the group, and part of that is that the protest is peaceful. Sure, Trudeau could still stage some crazy mass casualty event, but a false flag isn't very useful if only people on your own side believe it is real. I certainly wouldn't put it past them entirely, but a late stage false flag is very dumb, and if they were to do it, it would probably spark a new level major unrest.