sanman
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What a crazy farce! The trucker blockades have been ended, through the aggressive use of police to round up the truckers, seize their vehicles, and even their bank accounts.
There are no more blockades in Canada -- they're gone. Ohhh, but Dictator Trudeau has decided the Emergency (martial law) still needs to continue!
He hasn't really explained why -- although he's (predictably) saying that it's to prevent any future blockades!
He's going Minority Report here! Department of Pre-Crime! Your rights are being revoked because of unspecified concerns you might do something bad in the future! (With your bouncy castles!)
What a crooked little prince this guy is.
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There are no more blockades in Canada -- they're gone. Ohhh, but Dictator Trudeau has decided the Emergency (martial law) still needs to continue!
He hasn't really explained why -- although he's (predictably) saying that it's to prevent any future blockades!
He's going Minority Report here! Department of Pre-Crime! Your rights are being revoked because of unspecified concerns you might do something bad in the future! (With your bouncy castles!)
What a crooked little prince this guy is.

Canada lawmakers extend emergency powers for truck protests
TORONTO (AP) — Canadian lawmakers voted Monday night to extend the emergency powers that police can invoke to quell any potential restart of blockades by those opposed to COVID-19 restrictions. Lawmakers in the House of Commons voted 185 to 151 to affirm the powers.

TORONTO (AP) — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday emergency powers are still needed despite police ending border blockades and the occupation of the nation’s capital by truckers and others angry over Canada’s COVID-19 restrictions.
“The situation is still fragile, the state of emergency is still there,” Trudeau said.
Lawmakers in Parliament will vote Monday night whether to allow police to continue to use emergency powers. Opposition New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh said his party will support it, ensuring Trudeau should have enough votes.
Trudeau noted there are some truckers that are just outside Ottawa that may be planning further blockades and his public safety minister noted there was an effort to block a border crossing in British Columbia on the weekend.
The emergencies act allows authorities to declare certain areas as no go zones. It also allows police to freeze truckers’ personal and corporate bank accounts and compels tow truck companies to tow away vehicles.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said those who had their bank accounts frozen were “influencers in the illegal protest in Ottawa, and owners and/or drivers of vehicles who did not want to leave the area.”