Justin Trudeau mercilessly mocked in Europe over Freedom Convoy response, organizers Lich, Barber facing new charges – Coincidence?

Prominent organizers of the ‘Freedom Convoy’ occupation of downtown Ottawa are facing new criminal charges.

Tamara Lich and Chris Barber are now jointly charged with mischief, counselling mischief, intimidation, counselling intimidation, counselling obstruction of police and obstructing police.

Both were arrested on Feb. 17, a day before police began moving in to clear demonstrators from downtown Ottawa streets.


More… Ottawa police were not ready for number, behaviour of ‘Freedom Convoy’ participants occupying streets: Interim police chief

‘The hate, the disruptive behaviour, the intimidating behaviour, the noise pollution…’ was unexpected, said Interim Police Chief Steve Bell

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Home Depot Responds After Worksheet On ‘White Privilege’ And ‘Racism’ Goes Viral

Home Depot released a statement Wednesday addressing controversy about a hyper-progressive worksheet on “white privilege” and “racism” that recently went viral online.

The company acknowledged that the worksheet is a “resource” in its Canadian division but noted that it’s “not part of any required programming,” nor was it “created or approved by our corporate diversity, equity and inclusion department.”

I prefer Loews.

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Canadian Armed Forces too white and too male senior officers say

Our armed forces would not allow a photo like this today as it would be certain to offend the racialized crossdresser community.

Too white and too male, the Canadian Armed Forces is understaffed and struggling to find recruits, senior officers said Wednesday.

“A lack of inclusion is a major barrier to both retention and recruitment,” said Lt.-Gen. Jennie Carignan, the CAF’s chief of professional conduct and culture, a role created by the federal government last year.

“Culture change is a ‘must have,’ rather than a ‘nice to have,’ and not only for our current, but also for our future defence team members.”

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine brings renewed focus on the military strength of NATO countries, the CAF is currently short thousands of members. About 71 per cent of its workforce is now made up of white men, a demographic that makes up just 39 per cent of the civilian workforce, said Maj.-Gen. Lise Bourgon, the CAF’s acting head of military personnel.

Yea we’ll be a lot better off with a CAF composed of Transvestite Muslim Lesbians.

HMA this

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Yet more MEP’s lambaste Trudeau the fraud

Yet more MEP’s lambaste Trudeau the fraud

Hey Justin it’s not us. It’s you.

h/t RM

This turned up on CBC yet?

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The Covid-cautious are hungriest for war

There’s a strong correlation between a fear of Covid and a desire for open conflict

Risk calculus is a funny thing. According to a new poll, the Canadians most cautious about the risk of catching Covid-19 are also the most likely to support open war between Russia and the United States.

It wasn’t a big sample, but the results were stark.

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Danger: Slippery slope…

American sisters died at Swiss assisted suicide clinic on February 11 – just 17 days after one put her $1m home in a family trust and a month before their brother learned of their deaths

An Arizona doctor and her nurse sister died at a Swiss suicide clinic on February 11 – with the physician transferring her $1 million home into a trust weeks before they took their lives.

Lila Ammouri and Susan Frazier’s date of death was shared with DailyMail.com Wednesday by a Swiss government source. The mole explained: ‘The two American ladies died on February 11.

‘It has been reported that they died later than this but this is not correct. It was the Friday in the Canton Basel-Landschaft by a legal assisted suicide.

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Watch Out Putin! Canada’s military to adopt gender-neutral dress code

OTTAWA — The Canadian Armed Forces will soon adopt a gender-neutral dress code for service members as military commanders push for more diversity in the ranks.

Men and women in uniform are currently subject to separate dress codes that include the types of clothing they can wear as well as hair styles and other aspects of their appearance.

Maj.-Gen. Lise Bourgon, the acting chief of military personnel, says the new gender-neutral standard will give members more choices while ensuring they are still dressed safely and appropriately for their duties.

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