Photo by abroadcom.net 
A vulnerable and yet determined Brian Derksen shows off a yellow rose that doesn’t want to wilt since Ottawa residents bestowed upon him as a sign of their appreciation and love for his sacrifice! 
Ever since he came to Ottawa in January logistics professional … Continue reading
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<<Council turfs police board leader Diane Deans amid trucker protest tensions
A political coup led by Mayor Jim Watson’s leadership core on council led to Coun. Diane Deans being turfed from chairing the Ottawa Police Services Board on Wednesday, which was Day 20 of the occupation crisis in Canada’s capital.
A whole term of acrimony that has been bubbling in council came to a head in the evening hours during a closed session of a special meeting and spilled over into the public portion. The “siege” of Ottawa, as so many people have described the “Freedom Convoy” occupation, has shaken city hall.
It was a meeting like none other during Mayor Jim Watson’s administration.
There was anger. Tears. Confusion.
A closed portion of the meeting broke out in … Continue reading
Check at 39”18’ for some really sketchy stuff …
Saturday’s freedom march through the nation’s capital starts at 2min, 40secs.
Please share to all your channels so people understand that freedom lovers did not hinder anybody’s business (as the Canadian BS corporation promptly slandered in their reporting) but brought business into downtown!
The fact is in favour of keeping the order and respecting advice from policing enforcement units, the March decided NOT to walk on the street but remained almost entirely on sidewalks – in my point of view that says something about the lawful and orderly character of freedom marches. As you can see in my video, marching speed is fairly swift and there were not more than a 1000 participants that means entrances to businesses on the way were impeded only a very short time and besides, no places allowed for inside service anyway!
Fantastic also to see solidarity with churches under attack in form … Continue reading