The Siege of Ottawa

As truckers and support vehicles set off from Vancouver on a foggy and freezing Sunday morning to start their long journey to Ottawa, I began to wonder what Trudeau’s response would be to the various convoys creeping towards him from every corner of the country? I didn’t have to wait long.

Early on Monday morning as the government was putting pressure on the truck convoy’s GoFundMe account, which had by then raised over $1 million dollars (now over $5 million at time of writing), Trudeau came out and dismissed opposition concerns over supply chain disruptions as ‘fear-mongering’ – which is obviously a different type of fear-mongering to sort his government, health officials and state media have been engaging in for the past two years.

Trudeau Slams Concerns Over Food Shortages As ‘Fear-mongering‘.

I was expecting something divisive and combative as a first move in what promises to be a week-long chess match to decide the fate of the country.  

But by dismissing the prospect of supply chain issues as ‘fear-mongering’, he is positioning himself to carry the full weight of any supply chain issues that result from his vaccine mandate, or from the creeping blockade. Not very bright considering that we already have food shortages in some parts of the country, which are certain to get worse with 25 – 35% of truckers no longer working those routes. Any shortage can now be legitimately loaded onto the shoulders of his collapsing political career.

The official narrative is clearly shifting as thousands of truckers prepare to lay siege to Ottawa. Both CBC & Yahoo News – state propaganda for 17 year old girls, have changed their tune in the past couple of days, lest they become entangled and dragged down by a sinking minority government.

It seemed pretty clear after just 24hrs, that Trudeau’s political career is going to be sacrificed this week. He has become a liability to the power behind the curtain, and a head will need to be offered lest the country consume everyone who has prosecuted this Covid madness.

CBC: Conservative MPs accuse Trudeau of pushing ‘vaccine vendetta’ as convoy protest heads to Ottawa  

We are witnessing Canadian history being forged in steel; the next two weeks are going to determine this country’s future.

We will see whether the Globalists back off in fear of a public and their boy prince puppet is sacrificed as an offering to the people, or whether they forge ahead with collapsing the supply chain and isolating the unvaccinated to the point where access to food becomes a challenge.

I don’t think the elites are done, but if we persevere we may well be offered a reprieve before they move to their next phase – whether that be a monkey pox they found lying around, or an orchestrated limited conflict with Russia over Ukraine.

But I do believe this phase is done, and all those involved will be thrown to the dogs if need be having served their purpose. You can smell the political blood in the water here in Canada – something has flipped; the public have finally had enough, and have been left with no option but to lay siege to the palace of Peopleland in Ottawa to topple the Bacha Bazi boy prince dictator once and for all.

The sheer determination and scale of mobilization is nothing short of astounding. The West Coast convoy alone is reported to now be 70km’s long and has already broken the Guinness world Record for longest truck convoy. Organizers are estimating there will be 10,000’s of trucks and support vehicles descending on Ottawa by the end of the week. I cannot see how this ends well for the Liberals.

As the convoy starts to execute its stranglehold the capital, expect Trudeau to start sounding like the Iraqi Minister of Information, Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf, during the second Gulf War of 2003 – denying that American forces were in the city.

“Maybe they will enter Umm Qasr and Basra, but how will they enter Baghdad? It will be a big oven for them. They can penetrate our borders but they cannot reach Baghdad? They will try to pull our army and troops out but we are well aware of their plans and they will fail.”

Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf, Iraqi Minister of Information   March 22nd 2003

And whilst the logistical situation for Trudeau might resemble the fall of Baghdad in 2003, the 2022 Siege of Ottawa has all the makings of a classic overthrow of a despised despot by pure people power, and will most likely play out like the fall of lifelong Romanian dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu in 1989; with Trudeau making a tearful resignation speech before leaving for Cuba in a helicopter with all the country’s gold, and then remembering he’d already sold it.

Grab your trans-fat non-binary Islamic popcorn Canadians, this week is going to go down as a milestone in national history, and one that everyone can be proud of.                                     

CBC’s Irony Deficiency

In the weeks following the discovery of mass graves near residential schools in B.C. I came across CBC Radio’s B.C Today attempting to address the issue via an interview with an advocate for survivors.

It was conducted in full costume CBC cultural Kabuki by host, Michelle Eliot, who had decided the fitting approach was to affect a hammed up mournful tone that owed more to a North Korean state funeral than anything we previously referred to as journalism. It was as rich as it was awkward.

I say this, not to undermine the often brutal and dehumanizing treatment of First Nation children endured at the hands of the State and their agents in the Catholic Church, but to illustrate that CBC has now decoupled from journalism completely and now occupies a place resembling Pravda run by menopausal cat ladies who have been abusing the Green Tea.

We hear a lot from CBC about discrimination and poor treatment of marginalized peoples- whether due to race, sexuality or religion. I think we can all agree – that’s their niche. But there is one subject where you will find none of these caring virtues, and it is when CBC are reporting on the Unvaccinated.

The same week that CBC featured that interview on BC Today, they also ran a piece for a podcast entitled: Time to get tough with the Unvaccinated.

Listen to the program here

The very brief article contained a link to a CBC podcast in which the host and his guest discussed stripping away the various freedoms the unvaccinated enjoy, like full citizenship and access to services (or privileges, as they are soon to be known), until they are coerced into compliance.

Now, some will say, yeah but this is different.. it’s public health. But I am fairly confident proponents of residential schools said similar things at the time. I am sure there were similar arguments made about the greater good and ‘doing the right thing’.

Clearly CBC believes these standards of treatment only apply to those who do what they are told by the federal government and not those who find themselves on the wrong side of the narrative.

So, how far really are we from similar treatment for those who refuse to be vaccinated? And how different will it be for those children caught up on the wrong side of federal vaccination mandates? Will they require the modern equivalent of a residential school… a quarantine camp?

Anyone who retains sovereignty of mind and morality can see that both are wrong. But the loyal CBC foot soldiers of decency are growing impatient. They are just two op-eds away from throwing people into ovens over this; just read some of the CBC comments on these topics.

Remember, these are the good Canadians that have ‘done the right thing’ as Trudeau puts it.

Others are in denial; they claim that they will never do that. But they said that about vaccine passports, and here we are living under a public health apartheid with strict control over movement and access to services for anyone who does not comply with federal demands to be vaccinated.

Ultimately, it comes down to whether you trust the government and the information they provide. So what of those First Nations people who could be forgiven for not trusting the government?

It’ll be back to a Public Health version of a residential school for them, but don’t expect CBC to appreciate the irony of the situation, or their complicity.