Freedom Trucker Convoy: From Canada to USA to all across the world

[Benjamin]

Today the Canadian gov. approves Pfizer's anti-viral Paxlovid for use:

Toronto, Canada and Global Breaking News – CP24

Most recent News News business news stories and video from CP24

www.cp24.com

Paxlovid consists of two medicines: nirmatrelvir (150 mg- protease inhibitor) and ritonavir (100 mg- antiviral, aka: Norvir, used to treat HIV/Aids and Hep C).

In the fact sheets from Pfizer (covid19oralrx.com/en):

Take 2 pink tablets of nirmatrelvir with 1 white tablet of ritonavir by mouth 2 times each day (in the morning and in the evening) for 5 days. For each dose, take all 3 tablets at the same time.

For a grand total of 30 tablets= 20 nirmatrelvir (3000 mg) and 10 ritonavir (1000 mg).

PAXLOVID is investigational because it is still being studied. There is limited information about the safety and effectiveness of using PAXLOVID to treat people with mild-to-moderate COVID-19.

The FDA has authorized the emergency use of PAXLOVID for the treatment of mild-to- moderate COVID-19 in adults and children [12 years of age and older weighing at least 88 pounds (40 kg)] with a positive test for the virus that causes COVID-19, and who are at high risk for progression to severe COVID-19, including hospitalization or death, under an EUA.

So if you are not at high risk for progression will they just give it to you anyway? Do they even care what happens?

 

[Laurentien2]

Justin Trudeau puts 38,000 Truckers on unpaid leave. 76,000 shipments of freight are now suspended.​

I assume that any canadian participating in this forum have done some necessary preparation for the coming storm. If not, take 6 min. and listen to this truck driver who as probably a ''vintage seat'' to see and know what to expect for the coming weeks. Does Trudeau think that he can control the chaos that will come out of this. Let see !

 

[neema]

Interesting developments:

Canadian truckers block highway at US border to protest Covid vaccine mandates.​

They have also setup a go fund me for support.

Lets see if it picks up some momentum.

 

[manitoban]

Interesting developments:

Canadian truckers block highway at US border to protest Covid vaccine mandates.​

They have also setup a go fund me for support.

Lets see if it picks up some momentum.

Looks like they are gaining support, the go fund me has raised over 800k in less than a week and there are hundreds of very positive comments on the donation page.

 

[Redrock12]

Looks like they are gaining support, the go fund me has raised over 800k in less than a week and there are hundreds of very positive comments on the donation page.

Up to 911k @ 10:50AM

 

[Benjamin]

Just noticed that the Go Fund Me page was created by Tamara Lich of Medicine Hat, Albert. If it's the same Tamara Lich that I found, then she is a member and secretary of the Maverick Party.

www. maverickparty.ca/tamara-lich

Following the federal election in 2019 and believing the west deserves better, Tamara became Regional Coordinator for Wexit in the South Eastern Alberta area, eventually joining the interim board for Wexit Alberta. After seeing a successful merger between Wexit Alberta and the Freedom Conservative party to create the Wildrose Independence Party Tamara moved into the federal side joining the Board of Directors for Wexit Canada, later to become the Maverick Party.

 

[Lyndi]

Today the Canadian gov. approves Pfizer's anti-viral Paxlovid for use:

Toronto, Canada and Global Breaking News – CP24

Most recent News News business news stories and video from CP24

www.cp24.com

Paxlovid consists of two medicines: nirmatrelvir (150 mg- protease inhibitor) and ritonavir (100 mg- antiviral, aka: Norvir, used to treat HIV/Aids and Hep C).

In the fact sheets from Pfizer (covid19oralrx.com/en):


For a grand total of 30 tablets= 20 nirmatrelvir (3000 mg) and 10 ritonavir (1000 mg).



So if you are not at high risk for progression will they just give it to you anyway? Do they even care what happens?

Pfizer? Pffst. Criminal Investigation(s) underway.

Noting that Fluvoxamine has been approved in Ontario as of Dec 22, 2021. CTV is the only outlet that reported this. It is listed on the 'science' table protocols for early C19. CTV article: Ontario becomes the first province to list fluvoxamine as a COVID-19 treatment to consider

I didnt even known there was a science table protocol for three stages of C19 treatment till I happened to see the article on Fluvoxamine with link to science table. Fluvoxamine is on a number of the early treatment protocols from the doctors actually knowing early treatment is essential. An anti-depressant. In 2009, Laura started a thread about seratonin and deficiencies and effects of seratonin on brain and health.

Study from 2020 in The Lancet (a number of studies since since I'm sure): "Treatment with fluvoxamine (100 mg twice daily for 10 days) among high-risk outpatients with early diagnosed COVID-19 reduced the need for hospitalisation defined as retention in a COVID-19 emergency setting or transfer to a tertiary hospital." Link to study in The Lancet:
DEFINE_ME

The Ontario science table protocols, very slim pickings, still. Remdesivir recommended, arghhh.

https://covid19-sciencetable.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Clinical-Practice-Guidelines_Update_20220118-scaled.jpg

 

[Debra]

Sadly, I doubt that's true. Canadians are possibly the most brainwashed population on the planet.

I brought your quote over to this thread, @psychegram.
I thought perhaps your opinion of "Canadians" may be just a bit biased.

Could it be due to the population sample in your "reality" base?

Please don't despair, there is nothing to be sad about.
There are MANY Canadians out here, with brains that have NOT been washed!

Starting this Sunday, January 23, the convoy from Vancouver Island begins the journey.
At last count, 2 days ago, there were 1600 long haul trucks officially signed up, but that number is very low, from what I have heard from several of the organizers.

I personally know several of these long haul truckers, related to a lot of them!
My brother is one, he will be joining from the Prairies, and I have several cousins, men and women, who are also joining in, as it gains momentum across the country and passes through their province.

All these people are Canadians, sure some of us are only 3rd generation, but, several members of my extended family can claim aboriginal status, so they are, what, maybe 40th generation? That's hard core Canadian, eh?
Here are a few pictures of rigs getting ready to roll:



If you have a spare few minutes, this interview contains some interesting insights, and views.
Many common Canadians are "seeing" the truth, and perhaps you may find a glimmer of, if not hope, at least it may help your expat attitude of despair in the common Canadian lift a bit.

The links to website listing the routes and join up areas are under the video, but I include it here, for anyone interested.

BEARHUG | Canada Unity

Come find out about the latest #BearHug events!

canada-unity.com

 

[psychegram]

I brought your quote over to this thread, @psychegram.
I thought perhaps your opinion of "Canadians" may be just a bit biased.

Could it be due to the population sample in your "reality" base?

Please don't despair, there is nothing to be sad about.
There are MANY Canadians out here, with brains that have NOT been washed!

Starting this Sunday, January 23, the convoy from Vancouver Island begins the journey.
At last count, 2 days ago, there were 1600 long haul trucks officially signed up, but that number is very low, from what I have heard from several of the organizers.

I personally know several of these long haul truckers, related to a lot of them!
My brother is one, he will be joining from the Prairies, and I have several cousins, men and women, who are also joining in, as it gains momentum across the country and passes through their province.

All these people are Canadians, sure some of us are only 3rd generation, but, several members of my extended family can claim aboriginal status, so they are, what, maybe 40th generation? That's hard core Canadian, eh?
Here are a few pictures of rigs getting ready to roll:
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If you have a spare few minutes, this interview contains some interesting insights, and views.
Many common Canadians are "seeing" the truth, and perhaps you may find a glimmer of, if not hope, at least it may help your expat attitude of despair in the common Canadian lift a bit.

The links to website listing the routes and join up areas are under the video, but I include it here, for anyone interested.

BEARHUG | Canada Unity

Come find out about the latest #BearHug events!

canada-unity.com

That's certainly heartening. I guess you're out West, though, in the prairies or rural BC? They seem to have their heads screwed on a bit tighter.

My family is from Ontario, so that's where I'm getting most of the reports, and while there are some who see through it all, there seems to be precious little real resistance there.

 

[Lyndi]

That's certainly heartening. I guess you're out West, though, in the prairies or rural BC? They seem to have their heads screwed on a bit tighter.

My family is from Ontario, so that's where I'm getting most of the reports, and while there are some who see through it all, there seems to be precious little real resistance there.

I am in Eastern Ontario. Our rural area is a hotbed of angry confrontation I have been told by people who live in town. One store has people in numbers entering to shop and they harangue the owners for not being innoculated. Even a local church held an actual meeting to 'deal' with the issue of the store. I did encounter some outrage myself back in the fall. However, on the other side, a local church managed to relieve a minister of his post as he was talking Covid fear in his sermons. They now rotate preaching duties. So far they have avoided closure.

There have been demonstrations around Ontario with pretty good attendance, through fall and winter. It just isn't publicized that much. There is a resistance newspaper that's grown, Druthers, theres the Canadian Covid Care Alliance, there's an FB group, Soul's Path, and now the Truckers. A large group of police and EMS stood in protest at the Ontario Legislature in a huge wedge formation, standing at attention for one hour at lunch time. Also, people are organizing to oppose the mandates, etc., on Telegram, which I haven't joined yet.

So it's a mixed bag here in Ontario.

 

[Benjamin]

There is a resistance newspaper that's grown, Druthers, theres the Canadian Covid Care Alliance, there's an FB group, Soul's Path, and now the Truckers.

Doing a little searching, the contact person for the Druthers paper is a guy named Shawn Jason Laplante. In an Dec. 18, 2020 article titled, "New Covid Conspiracy Newspaper With Extremist Ties Eyes Canada-Wide Distribution" from the AntiHate.ca site, it mentions:

A second issue [of the paper] is planned for January 1, and editor Shawn Jason Laplante, who goes by Shawn Jason online, announced that a partnership is in the works with Ted Kuntz of Vaccine Choice Canada (VCC).
...
“I [Shawn Jason Laplante] just received a phone call from Ted Kuntz, president of Vaccine Choice Canada and it looks like we are joining forces to make Druthers even bigger and deeper reaching!” Laplante wrote in the private Druthers Facebook group on December 4.

VCC seems to be associated with Action 4 Canada and Rocco Galati (see whitecoast's post). The sketchy AntiHate article alludes that there is a connection between Druthers and ACT! For Canada but I can't find a link. However, I gotta say from the disclaimer on the ACT! For Canada site:

Muslims are people who follow Islam. It is the doctrine of Islam, and those Muslims who follow practices prescribed in the Quran, the Hadiths, and the Sira that is a danger to Canada. These religious practices include strict adherence to Sharia law which permits female genital mutilation, allowing husbands to beat their wives, child marriage, "honor killings" and almost no human rights for women and children; all of which are antithetical to our way of life.
...
The news items, blogs, educational materials and other information in our emails and on our website are only intended to provide information, news and commentary on events and issues related to the threat of radical Islam. Much of this information is based upon media sources, such as the AP wire services, newspapers, magazines, books, online news blog and news services, and radio and television, which we deem to be reliable. However, we have undertaken no independent investigation to verify the accuracy of the information reported by these media sources.

... is almost verbatim with the Action 4 Canada site (my post). If Druthers is somehow connected to this whole group, I might recommend caution.

As a side note, the ACT! For Canada site is an offshoot of the American group. The national director of the Canadian sect is Valarie Price who, among other things, launched the site in 2009 and lists one of her achievements as being an "Inductee into the Knights of Malta in 2015". Otherwise, that site is very, very angry.

I don't know much about the Canadian Covid Care Alliance (CCCA). Their website looks very professional but I can't find a single name of a human being anywhere and they even say they won't reveal anyone. Is a medical professional even a member? I might just stick to the forum and SOTT for articles.

 

[Jtucker]

So it's a mixed bag here in Ontario.

The same goes for Manitoba. Not to generalize too much, but affluent people who can work from home are okay with what's happened for the past 24 months - as long as their actions maintain their self-comfort. Trucking, farming and religious groups here are not okay with any of it. By a quirk of early 20th century history, we have a large population of Mennonites and Hutterites (similar to Amish) here. Bodily and religious autonomy are cornerstones to their communities and faith. The bulwark of the resistance in Manitoba with economic power are these two religious groups. There are a number of historical and social reasons from Manitoba's past as to why this is the case - but I'm not going to bore everyone with that.

The Convoy is shaping up to be the biggest labour protest in Canadian history. My wife and I have worked in trucking/logistics fro 20+ years in Canada. It has always been a tight knit community with people from many countries and backgrounds. But the communication going on right now between drivers and logistics workers from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island is really inspiring. There are also many drivers from the U.S. supporting the movement.

This #TtruckersForFreedom convoy has been developing for years and started with the current "green" energy policies of the federal government that punish Alberta disproportionately.

The original movement didn't catch, but this one seems to be. They've raised over 1 million dollars in donations and this will grow over the next week. The hope is that the fuel and food costs for the Convoy can be covered as long as it takes. The organizing group is not stopping, even if all the Vaxx mandates are ended tomorrow. They have a comprehensive "Magna Carta" plan with drafted laws and legal backing to end even the future possibility of "mandates" super-ceding legislation. Public Health Officials will be stripped of anything other than advisory positions.

There has been co-ordination with the Ontario Provincial Police - and apparently they want it as peaceful as possible and aren't going to take any action to block a slow roll protest. Hundreds of 20,000 lb trucks tend to have that effect. I would say more than 20% of the people I work and are friends with are livid about Globalist control of our lives (obviously it's always been there - it's just insanely out of control now) we are trying not to get too "wishful thinking" about the effectiveness of the convoy. But emotionally, this is the best thing that's happened in a very long time here.

Canada is a ribbon of a highway stretching for 7000km where 90% of its population lives withing 100km of the U.S. border. All our valuable goods come in and go out by truck. Rail and Ship are commodity and non-essential to our day to day survival. It seems to me that this week has built to a galvanizing crescendo throughout our country. So many people we've all talked to who "have eyes to see" are completely fine with no food on the shelves for a week or two to get this resolved. It's time for the healthy people who want to work, be free to do so. Otherwise this country will become a hospital - half a mental ward - and half a hypochondriac ward.

The convoy will also have hundreds of non-commercial vehicles contributing in city by city protests next week with hundreds of cartage drivers pulling aside in solidarity. It may cost us a lot of money for the disruptions, but everyone I know thinks this is the best shot we all have.

If anyone wants to take a listen to a great interview with one of the organizers, I'd suggest going to Shadoe Davis's Facebook page. He's a local DJ who went "rogue" years ago and he gets into the nitty gritty in the interview and how organized this movement really is. It is much more sophisticated than a Convoy.

Finger's crossed this make a difference!

 

[psychegram]

So many people we've all talked to who "have eyes to see" are completely fine with no food on the shelves for a week or two to get this resolved.

What's the old Alberta line? "Let the Eastern bastards freeze in the dark"?

Let the Zoom class go hungry. A week or two of empty shelves might knock some sense into the heartless morons. Or at least make them suffer, and I'm good with that too.

I say that as a member of the Zoom class.

 

[psychegram]

One store has people in numbers entering to shop and they harangue the owners for not being innoculated.

This is the kind of thing I'm talking about.

There have been demonstrations around Ontario with pretty good attendance, through fall and winter. It just isn't publicized that much.

Sure, and not reporting demos is really just par for the course. But here's the thing. I'm in a very blue state. In a college town, so as blue as it gets. Mask mandates were brought back a week ago; I haven't masked up once since, and no one has said boo. In a blue state.

Meanwhile in Canada covidians are still verbally assaulting people for not being vaxxed. And from what I've seen personally, just in conversation with Canadian colleagues of mine, the little remarks they make, the expressions on their faces when they describe vaccine mandates ... I believe you 100% when you say that's happening. And that's in a rural town - conservative country, not Toronto.

While there is SOME resistance in Canada, it really does seem to be the most brainwashed country on the planet. By and large the population are eagerly demanding their own oppression; they're enthusiastic participants in tearing down their own society. That was true before COVID. Whatever insane restriction on liberty the globalists dream up, Canadians are always at the front of the line, yelling "more, please!" I haven't seen it that bad anywhere else and I think it's worth asking why.

 

[psychegram]

This is the kind of thing I'm talking about.

Sure, and not reporting demos is really just par for the course. But here's the thing. I'm in a very blue state. In a college town, so as blue as it gets. Mask mandates were brought back a week ago; I haven't masked up once since, and no one has said boo. In a blue state.

Meanwhile in Canada covidians are still verbally assaulting people for not being vaxxed. And from what I've seen personally, just in conversation with Canadian colleagues of mine, the little remarks they make, the expressions on their faces when they describe vaccine mandates ... I believe you 100% when you say that's happening. And that's in a rural town - conservative country, not Toronto.

While there is SOME resistance in Canada, it really does seem to be the most brainwashed country on the planet. By and large the population are eagerly demanding their own oppression; they're enthusiastic participants in tearing down their own society. That was true before COVID. Whatever insane restriction on liberty the globalists dream up, Canadians are always at the front of the line, yelling "more, please!" I haven't seen it that bad anywhere else and I think it's worth asking why.

I realize I probably sound a bit emotional here. Context: I've spent most of my adult life abroad. Every time I go back, Canada is a bit worse. More homeless junkies. More payday loans and dollar stores. People a bit uglier, fatter, unhealthier. More foreigners - thus more of a feeling of being in a foreign land, in what is ostensibly my homeland. More rules and regulations. More political correctness. More big box stores, more strip malls, more anonymous corporate culture. And yes that's been happening everywhere ... but not to the same degree.

It's been like seeing a loved one descend step by step into the hell of mental illness and addiction. Friends around them every day don't see the change, it's too slow to be perceptible. But I do and it's horrifying and sickening.

Especially when you try to point it out and they tell you, no, they're doing better than ever.

Now for the last two years, I haven't been able to so much as visit my family, first because quarantine was too restrictive to be practical, now because the vaxx travel mandate means I'd be trapped if I crossed the border.

And through all of this, Canadians have just ... accepted it.

And I contrast that with the US, where at least, in some parts of the country, governors are refusing to play ball, parents are putting school boards in fear of their lives, and people in general are just not complying.

And I look to the true north "strong" and "free" and it breaks my damn heart.