Canadian Truckers Convoy 2022 - The Leaf calls you a Nazi as he gasses you

Constellationzero said:
Also, to every SJW, Redditor, Leftard, and Democrat:

WHY aren't you getting mad at, and demanding accountability from the people who:

* CREATED
* ORCHESTRATED
* AUTHORED
* FINANCED
* TESTED
* HID
* LIED ABOUT
* RELEASED

This disease on the unsuspecting public?????? Answer? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

No, you get mad at, OPPRESS, OTHER, DISCRIMINATE AGAINST, and ENSLAVE your FELLOW COUNTRYMEN, your FELLOW VICTIMS.

The fuck is the fucking MATTER with you...
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I mean the answer is pretty simple, they just don't believe any of that is true
 
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Mister DNA said:
Oh okay, all the truckers who are protesting must have just imagined all this shit then! Time to go home I guess! Lol do these propagandists think this is convincing at all?
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It is. To their supporters, the only people GAF about.
IDanceonTrannyGraves said:
This, right here, is why people are rebelling. They are sick of the bullshit of politicians.

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Senior Ontario Liberal was on sunny holiday as he told candidates to cancel vacations​

Milton Chan says that as a volunteer, he is exempt from party's travel restrictions. Staffers of the financially strapped party cry 'Nonsense!'

By Bryan Passifiume

The order came down before Christmas from Ontario Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca that anyone hoping to run as a candidate in the upcoming provincial election would be prohibited from travelling out of country for sunny winter getaways. No exceptions.

But some had already made plans to travel, and they were in a bind. One candidate said she called the Ontario Liberals’ chief returning officer, Milton Chan, in December, to explain that she had already purchased expensive non-refundable tickets. Unbeknownst to her at the time, Chan was on his own sunny vacation at the time. Still, he informed her that the edict was clear: forget about the vacation or forget about being a Liberal party candidate.

At the time, Chan was roughly a week into a six-week South American Christmas vacation that included stopovers in Colombia, sunny beaches in Rio de Janerio and Miami, and a week-long Caribbean cruise. He was not a candidate and the order didn’t apply to him.

“I was told candidates would be removed if found travelling,” said the candidate, whom National Post agreed to grant anonymity to protect her from party retribution. “I lost $3,000 because my husband couldn’t go either.”

News of Chan sunning and partying down south while Liberal candidates were being made to stay home spread quickly through party ranks. It has fuelled tensions between certain party members and their leader, prompting some to question Del Duca’s judgment, just as the Liberals are preparing for a provincial election set to begin in the next few months.

Chan’s near-daily updates of his adventures posted to his publicly viewable Instagram account didn’t help.

Social media posts show he departed Toronto on Dec. 14 and returned home Jan. 26, just days after Del Duca called on Premier Doug Ford to take a stronger stand on the pandemic. Del Duca held a press conference calling not only for banning the unvaccinated from non-essential retail, including licensed cannabis shops and the LCBO, but also changing the criteria for fully vaccinated to three doses.

Both Chan and the Ontario Liberal Party explained to National Post that his relationship to the party is as an “unpaid volunteer and supporter.” Party spokesperson Will Wuehr also said Chan has no role in advising Del Duca. He described Chan’s position as the chief returning officer as a “volunteer role that ensures meetings run by paid staff are done in accordance with the party’s constitution.”

“I am a private citizen and merely a volunteer for the party,” Chan wrote in an email to National Post. “I am neither seeking office nor employed by the party.”

But that isn’t consistent with how party insiders see his role. They described him as one of the Liberal leader’s closest advisers.

Three long-time party staffers spoke to National Post under condition of anonymity to protect their jobs.

“Milton Chan may not be paid by the party, but he’s a top decision-maker,” said a party organizer. “He handles all nominations.”

Chan may not be paid by the party, but he's a top decision-maker
The issue of paid-versus-unpaid is a moot point, two of them pointed out, since the party has little money to pay staffers.

“We’re a third-place party who were decimated in the last election,” said a second organizer. “We don’t have money to pay anyone; all of us are ‘volunteers’ at this stage.”

Chan is a long-time presence in the Ontario Liberals, having managed the party leadership campaigns of both Kathleen Wynne and Del Duca. He also served as chief-of-staff to then provincial indigenous affairs minister David Zimmer, and he was former premier Kathleen Wynne’s first chief strategist.

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Others in the party say Chan has set party policy — including Del Duca’s decision to ban candidates going away for Christmas. Two sources say Chan was on the call when the party leader informed candidates of the no-vacation rule.

And so, while candidates were spending winter at home, Chan was travelling, first to Bogota, Colombia and then to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with his posted photos showing him spending the lead-up to the new year lounging on the area’s white sandy beaches, dancing in packed nightclubs and mingling in crowded city streets.

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One photo posted to Instagram by Chan that particularly rankled some was a selfie he took in front of a smorgasbord on Jan. 3 — the same day Ontario returned to lockdown as a response to skyrocketing Omicron case counts, shutting all restaurants and bars.

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“The irony of eating at a buffet restaurant today is not lost on me,” Chan wrote as the photo’s caption.

One party organizer said Chan’s highly public vacation has raised tough questions from donors and volunteers.

“I’m not going to be asking people for their money or their time when all of us are on lockdown — I’m on lockdown — and then you’ve got these photos,” he said.

“It’s the classic Liberal ‘let-them-eat-cake’ moment,” a long-time Liberal organizer said with a sigh.

Chan posted about an airport layover that was unpleasant without elite-status passenger lounge access. He later arrived in Miami Beach to embark on the final leg of his vacation: a week-long Caribbean cruise.

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The federal government continues to urge Canadians to avoid cruise ship travel outside the country due to the high risk of contracting COVID-19. On Dec. 30, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control raised the COVID-19 warning level for cruise ships to its highest level, regardless of a passenger’s vaccination status.

Chan has faced controversy before at Queen’s Park. In 2020, the publication Queen’s Park Today reported on calls to remove Chan from an internal party harassment investigation over allegations he discouraged racialized nominees for a key downtown riding in favour of the party’s preferred, white, male candidate. He was also accused of making anti-Black social media posts.

Facebook comments of Chan’s from 2016 expressed frustration at the Black Lives Matter sit-in that delayed that year’s Toronto Pride Parade, with Chan demanding organizers of the annual Caribbean festival “address homophobia in the Black community” and complaining of activist “out-of-town tourists” shouting homophobic slurs at members of Toronto’s LGBTQ community.

Chan told Queen’s Park Today that his 2016 post was made “imprudently with sarcasm,” and that an investigation by the Premier’s Office determined that “no further action was deemed necessary.”

Some party insiders say Del Duca has been made aware of their concerns about Chan. The leader’s continued loyalty to Chan has some questioning their confidence in his leadership.

“As an organizer, they are throwing as many unnecessary roadblocks in my way as possible, to the point where I feel like a hypocrite and a snake-oil salesman stumping for the party,” said one.
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BrokLesnerd said:
Black bagging takes more time that hot lead, and why spare the lives of subhumans? Parliament has that big trench dug around it. Just pack the bodies in there and cover it over.
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Not necessarily. You don't have to grab all just enough big bites of the crowd to cause a run, then you can round up or let em run and get a win plus save some optical victory.
Random Internet Person said:
Justin is also digging his heels in. And I was right in saying that he'd add new mandates given the chance. I just wasn't expecting to announce those plans before he crushed the convoy and declared victory. It's very easy to see what he plans to do.
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yeah the next few moves will be interesting though.
 
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Diana Moon Glampers said:
This "hospital capacity" bullshit is a total red herring no one would accept for anything else.

Imagine if schools said "PLEASE, we're at capacity, stop having children and shut down all dating websites and bars until we can get enough staff!"

Or if tire companies demanded the government stop people from driving because it was hard to get enough people to put new tires on people's cars.

Remember that old stalwart of boss's desks in the 80s, "Poor planning on your part does not constitute an automatic emergency on mine"? We need some of that attitude back, pronto. These hospitals have had two years to prepare. In that time they could have trained an army of ICU/critical care providers. They chose not to and they want to lay the blame at the feet of people who had no say.
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Dont worry, all that "beyond capacity" crap is BS anyway. Whenever Hard Bastard goes over one of those "straining the system" articles, he pulls up the HHS website and checks whetever state theyre talking about and its always at the standard 80-90% capacity with like 10% covid.
 
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I'm not sure if that smart poster was one of our guys or are plebbit users wising up.
Maybe I'm being optimistic here but yeah I guess thank God for a small miracles in realizing why heavy lift choppers won't get all those big rigs on time.
Also maybe COVID protests spread and the US government assists Canada even at that moment while the US military industrial complex has more ability to handle this Canada's doesn't.
Knowing this administrations silence more or less will the powers that be do something exceptional. Maybe the US send 25,000 troops to quell a Canadian rebellion in favor of someone like Trudeau and Canadian and us media do their damned best to try and block out negative coverage of them brutalizing protesters all while plebbit ottowa accounts manufacture consent.
 
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