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

Joan said:
This makes it the easy argument of why using cash is so important at this time...Cash is the key and Cash is King
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That will probably only be true for a period of time. Having worked in a bank and for a currency transport company I know how cash is removed from circulation. Be good if it could be guaranteed that the cash being used doesn't end up in a bank, as things stand at the moment there's no way of ensuring that happens.
 
Jones said:
That will probably only be true for a period of time. Having worked in a bank and for a currency transport company I know how cash is removed from circulation. Be good if it could be guaranteed that the cash being used doesn't end up in a bank, as things stand at the moment there's no way of ensuring that happens.
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True, for instance, can you imagine, how the banks would react if all customers demanded cash, for the money they hold, could they print money fast enough? Would it end up like in Germany where the Weimer Republic currency was delivered to customers, images showing the real inflation and the collapse of the nation, wheelbarrows of money in millions of marks that were useless because of inflation.

That is what the digital financial has learned from the past. Don't show the public the real value in currency of how much actual money in the pocket has devalued. And has CAF states there is a small opportunity of 1-2 years to make changes.

This evaluation from an opening argument concerning how devaluation of the Weimer Republic in Germany precipitated the collapse of the Government and created the advent of WW1. Something we are witnessing at this time. Apologies for usurping this thread, but history has context in what we are witnessing at this time.

Inflation and the Destruction of Democracy: The Case of the Weimar Republic

Inflation and the Destruction of Democracy: The Case of the Weimar Republic on JSTOR

Lewis E. Hill, Charles E. Butler, Stephen A. Lorenzen, Inflation and the Destruction of Democracy: The Case of the Weimar Republic, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 11, No. 2 (Jun., 1977), pp. 299-313
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gottathink said:
Have you factored in the effects of geomagnetic storms? Such as the one that fried 40 out of 49 of SpaceX’s satellites launched recently?
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No because, that can only be answered by the universe in which we are inhabitants, and also, there is a hypothetical argument, that the collective mass psychic disruption of the population can impact terrestrial events and phenomena.
 
These truckers in Canada are doing a great service to humanity by removing some of the brainwashing. They are exposing how to use non-compliance and civil disobedience to pressure these globalist. Its nice to see these rats PANIC if only for a few weeks but its nice to watch this HISTORY unfold. Many more twist and turns lies ahead.
 
Debra said:
I don't think that is a legit piece of info, although I may be wrong.

I think these are two different clips, from different events, spliced together. The uniformed unit marching in front of a Personnel Carrier is in an area where there is no snow on the ground, nor in the air. Look in the background.
Notice then the film clip flashes, and there are the Ontario police, and notice there are no military around.
Look behind them, notice the snow falling as well as lots of snow on the ground.
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If you close your eyes and listen to the audio only, the multiple voices at the beginning of the video saying "off the property" are the exact same voices at the end of the video. I think the voices at the end are the original and have been copied and then dubed over top of the military video at the beginning. I agree with you @Debra. The military clip does not belong there.
 
Benjamin said:
If you close your eyes and listen to the audio only, the multiple voices at the beginning of the video saying "off the property" are the exact same voices at the end of the video. I think the voices at the end are the original and have been copied and then dubed over top of the military video at the beginning. I agree with you @Debra. The military clip does not belong there.
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From Rebelnews

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RAW: Ambassador Bridge standoff continues

David Menzies and Isabelle Rivo were live from the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ontario earlier today.
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So yes, the first image seems not belong here
 
Pierre said:
"New Zealand: Haka and determination in the eyes in front of the parliament in Wellington"

https://twitter.com/x/status/1492837263855828995
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I have always thought that the Haka was one of the most intimidating forms of demonstration, and it's usually reserved these days for sporting events, but in these times, for people to perform it against their government, I tell you it carries power and meaning.
 
This article of msn edge, yes, I know, but lt's really showing the mindset.

MSN

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Government considering emergency powers with 'appropriate caution'​

The federal government has discussed invoking special emergency powers to deal with ongoing protests in Ottawa, Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair says, calling a lack of enforcement in the nation's capital "inexplicable.

Really! After 2 years of drama and mandates against federal employees and the rest of the population of Canada.

MSN

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Blair described the attitude around use of the law, which has never been implemented before, as "appropriate caution" rather than "reticence."

The law empowers Ottawa to do just about anything it thinks is necessary to cope with a crisis. The legislation, which replaced the War Measures Act, defines a national emergency as a temporary "urgent and critical situation" that "seriously endangers the lives, health or safety of Canadians and is of such proportions or nature as to exceed the capacity or authority of a province to deal with it."

He also did not rule out deployment of the military in some way to help end the occupation.

That's a shift in tone from the position taken by Trudeau on Friday, when he said a military deployment is "something to avoid having to do at all costs" while also noting that "all options remain on the table" when discussing blocked border crossings.

Here I am confused, Blair from my understanding is a female in the Mayors office, could be wrong. If that is the case, where is this messaging coming from?

So you have read it folks, the government in Ottawa will do anything in it's power. Now that is a scary thought, but remember they have lord knows how many trucks lining the street of Ottawa, they have noclue how to remove from the streets of Ottawa. Why, because the fringe minority in Canada will not comply.

Lord Trudeau, must be holding on with a wing and a prayer, to keep him in power as the global poster child of the of the Great Reset, in hopes that the Great Claus, will not excommunicate him. Ah well.life carries on as his brother Kyle sayes go back to surfin the waves in Tofino. And more importantly grow up, get a life with family and kids
 
Joan said:
This article of msn edge, yes, I know, but lt's really showing the mindset.

MSN

www.msn.com

Government considering emergency powers with 'appropriate caution'​

The federal government has discussed invoking special emergency powers to deal with ongoing protests in Ottawa, Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair says, calling a lack of enforcement in the nation's capital "inexplicable.

Really! After 2 years of drama and mandates against federal employees and the rest of the population of Canada.

MSN

www.msn.com

Blair described the attitude around use of the law, which has never been implemented before, as "appropriate caution" rather than "reticence."

The law empowers Ottawa to do just about anything it thinks is necessary to cope with a crisis. The legislation, which replaced the War Measures Act, defines a national emergency as a temporary "urgent and critical situation" that "seriously endangers the lives, health or safety of Canadians and is of such proportions or nature as to exceed the capacity or authority of a province to deal with it."

He also did not rule out deployment of the military in some way to help end the occupation.

That's a shift in tone from the position taken by Trudeau on Friday, when he said a military deployment is "something to avoid having to do at all costs" while also noting that "all options remain on the table" when discussing blocked border crossings.

Here I am confused, Blair from my understanding is a female in the Mayors office, could be wrong. If that is the case, where is this messaging coming from?

So you have read it folks, the government in Ottawa will do anything in it's power. Now that is a scary thought, but remember they have lord knows how many trucks lining the street of Ottawa, they have noclue how to remove from the streets of Ottawa. Why, because the fringe minority in Canada will not comply.

Lord Trudeau, must be holding on with a wing and a prayer, to keep him in power as the global poster child of the of the Great Reset, in hopes that the Great Claus, will not excommunicate him. Ah well.life carries on as his brother Kyle sayes go back to surfin the waves in Tofino. And more importantly grow up, get a life with family and kids
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Observing the events, I early thought it was a trial of strength between people using litteraly the inertia force (with heavy things like trucks, it's easier than with "bodies"!, you don't move them like that) and city of Ottawa pulling laws out of a hat : no honk, ban on supply them, seize the donations to fund the police (!) etc... regardless of state of the law itself.

I hope I'm clear enough with my bad english, I mean, since two years under the guise of health emergency, they decree all and anything in the minute. A really, really bad habit they are not ready to leave, even in the lower degrees of power (mayor vs governement).

With my french eyes, I was very astonished that it seems there were almost no lawyers to open their mouth and recall some basics in Canada. Note that in France, the fact that there is a LOT of filed complaints doesn't change much, but still...
 
Alejo said:
I have always thought that the Haka was one of the most intimidating forms of demonstration, and it's usually reserved these days for sporting events, but in these times, for people to perform it against their government, I tell you it carries power and meaning.
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A haka can also be performed in honour of someone or a group as opposed to only being used as a challenge. However in this instance it is most certainly a challenge. A challenge is performed by the warriors when strangers are welcomed into a marae. A branch is offered by the fierce of the warriors and laid at the feet of the visiting chief, a male representative of the visiting people. If he picks it up it is understood that they come in peace and friendship if they don’t pick it up or is clear it is a war party and a battle will ensue.
What this means is that it is very significant that the prime minister did not come down to meet the people after the haka was performed. Make no mistake, a battle will ensue.

I have pasted the full words (from Wikipedia) and translation of this particular haka (although only the main body I think was performed) fitting I think!

From Wikipedia:
“Te Rauparaha composed "Ka Mate" circa 1820 as a celebration of life over death after his lucky escape from pursuing Ngāti Maniapotoand Waikato enemies.[1][2] He had hidden from them in a pātaka, a food-storage pit, and climbed back into the light to be met by a chief friendly to him – Te Wharerangi (the "hairy man").

The haka as composed by Te Rauparaha begins with a chant:[1][2]”


Kikiki! Kakaka!
Kauana kei waniwania taku tara
kei tarawahia, kei te rua i te kerokero!
He pounga rahui te uira
ka rarapa ketekete kau ana
To peru kairiri mau au e koro e!
Hi! Ha! - Ka wehi au ka matakana,
ko wai te tangata kia rere ure tirohanga
ngā rua rerarera
ngā rua kuri kakanui i raro! Aha ha!		Let your valor rise! Let your valor rage!
We'll ward off these haunting hands
while protecting our wives and children!
For thee, I defy
the lightning bolts of hell
while my enemies stand there in confusion!
O God – to think I would tremble
to a pack of wolves seeing fear, or running away,
because they would surely fall in the pit of shame
as food for the hounds who chow down in delight! Oh, what in the name…?
Ka mate, ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
Ka mate! ka mate! ka ora! ka ora!
Tēnei te tangata pūhuruhuru
Nāna nei i tiki mai whakawhiti te rā
Ā, upane! ka upane!
Ā, upane, ka upane, whiti te rā!		'Tis death! 'tis death! (or: I may die) 'Tis life! 'tis life! (or: I may live)
'Tis death! 'tis death! 'Tis life! 'tis life!
This is the hairy man
Who summons
 
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Joan said:
Blair from my understanding is a female in the Mayors office, could be wrong. If that is the case, where is this messaging coming from?
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Blair used to be Police Chief in the city of Toronto. He is now a Federal Cabinet Minister of Emergency Preparedness in the Liberal government of Canada. The Liberals are supported by the NDP.
 
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