And that’s the problem with a cashless society. As Canada’s recent police state crackdown on the Truckers Freedom Convoy proved, the government will freeze/steal dissidents’ bank accounts & the banks will eagerly collaborate.
Ontario independent MPP Randy Hillier has been suspended from Twitter on Tuesday after months of speaking out against COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other public health measures. The news comes after Ottawa police recently revealed they were investigating the MPP’s Twitter activity due to comments related to the so-called “Freedom Convoy” protests in the capital city.
In messages to CTV News Toronto, the Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston MPP said the social media platform suspended his account because he “stated the truth.”
“I erred and stated a fact which Twitter found offensive,” he said on Tuesday, adding that his comments were in regards to the court-ordered Pfizer documents released last week about deaths due to vaccination.
In a statement to CTV News Toronto, Twitter Canada confirmed that the account was permanently suspended for “violating our COVID-19 misleading information policy.”
On their website, Twitter states that they suspend accounts that violate their rules, which are meant to ensure “all people can participate in public conversations freely and safely.”
The MPP has faced backlash in the past over his comments and behaviour on social media.
In February, the Ontario legislature passed a motion that Hillier wouldn’t be recognized by the Speaker until he apologized for his conduct on social media.
The MPP has made racist and discriminatory social media statements about federal Transport Minister Omar Alghabra, and also allegedly wrote posts that were insinuating a call to violence.
In addition, while the convoy protests were being dispersed in late February, Hillier reportedly called for his followers on Twitter to “keep calling” emergency phone lines in Ottawa despite police urging people to stop.
In November last year, Hillier also apologized for a post in which he used names and photos of people who had passed away to suggest without evidence that they had died due to COVID-19 vaccination.
RAYCHYL WHYTE IS RAISING MONEY FOR CAFE — SUPPORT HER YEARLY WALK FOR FREEDOM
Raychyl Whyte is raising funds for CAFE on St. Patrick’s Day~ 2022 marks the 100th anniversary of this annual walk! ~1922-2022
Thursday, March 17 2022 will be Raychyl’s 16th annual 42 km trek from Toronto to Oakville, and she is pleased to raise funds for CAFE again this year.
It’s a milestone year for this annual St. Patty’s Day tradition, as this year marks the 100th anniversary of its commencement!The walk will begin at 9 AM at Toronto City Hall on March 17, and conclude sometime between approx. 4:15-4:50 PM in downtown Oakville, at or near 234 Lakeshore Rd. E. (Note: Everyone walks at their own pace, so arrivals at the ‘finish line’ vary).
From there, participants will be getting transportation over to Mo’s Family Restaurant located at 467 Speers Rd. in Oakville, where CAFE supporters are welcome to join in the celebration with Raychyl + the other participants in the walk. ~ Wear something green. ~
Protests Against Mandates Erupt Worldwide; Media Silent
While the Fake News media is determined to paint a one-sided narrative about the Russia-Ukraine situation, freedom-loving citizens from all walks of life take to the streets in cities across the globe to demand an end to government overreach.
And from Calgary, a CAFE supporter reports: In Calgary a group of truckers are ensconced in the Beltline area of town. I’m amazed at their stamina. The people living in the area want them to go because of the congestion but the truckers don’t honk their horns as far as I can tell. The police keep an eye on them but are not invasive. For many months people have demonstrated against vaccine mandates every Saturday without fail. It is really is about government overreach. They keep the lamp burning to light our way. Yesterday the news covered the US convoy in Washington DC saying there was in-fighting but I didn’t see anything more than those few words on the screen. All news is overshadowed by protests in support of the Ukraine. I can’t help but think the globalists had to act fast and moved their agenda forward because people all over the world were waking up thanks to the truckers and freedom protesters. What better way to counteract the momentum but with this war.
CAFE SUPPORTED POLITICAL PRISONER DR. JAMES SEARS & PICKETED TORONTO SOUTH DETENTION CENTRE, SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 2022 — SENT BACK TO PRISON FOR ACCEPTING FREE SPEECH AWARD
On February 3, former political prisoner Dr. James Sears was arrested at gunpoint in the parking lot having just seen his parole officer for his regular visit. He is charged with “breach of probation”. On February 17, in a telephone hearing, he was found guilty of “not being of good conduct”. Why? Because he accepted the George Orwell Free Speech Award from the CAFE and the presenter, Paul Fromm, “is a known White Supremacist”. [Not true.] Also, the Orwell Award was created by the late Doug Christie, “a far right lawyer.”
Thus, it’s clear Dr. Sears is in prison for his political views!!!
As part of our mission to support freedom of speech and the victims of tyrannical censorship laws, the Canadian Association for Free Expression (CAFE) held a protest outside the Toronto South Detention Centre located at 160 Horner Ave, Toronto, ON M8Z 0C2, Sunday afternoon, March 6.
Whew, it was windy, in fact, so windy — gale force winds — that one regular of advancing years was unable to struggle across the four-lane Horner Ave to join us.
Thanks to J.L. for bringing a boom box and some Johnny Cash prison songs. Thanks, also, to E.H. for the photos of the protest.
The website of the poisonous taxpayer-funded Canadian Anti-Hate Network suggests that the issue may also be comments he made in jest about Teresa Tam in his talk after CAFE gave him the George Orwell Free Speech award soon after he got out of jail. We have a strong suspicion we know which liberty-hating individual in Ottawa made the complaint.
Those of us who cherish freedom owe it to our values to demonstrate and support Dr. Sears. These protests matter. Guards told him last fall that they knew for a fact that CAFE’s protests — six in all last year — were a factor in his being granted early parole.
* Amnesty International defines a “prisoner of conscience” or political prisoner as a person punished solely for the non-violent expression of their political, religious or cultural views. Both Dr. James Sears and Leroy St. Germaine are political prisoners — jailed because they criticized politically powerful minority groups. Free speech activist Raychyl Whyte has continued her lobbying of Amnesty to adopt Dr. Sears as a “prisoner of conscience”
* A lasting disgrace is that only one mainstream media writer has criticized this attack on freedom of the press, which they regularly condemn if it occurs in Hong Kong or the Philippines. FREE POLITICAL PRISONER, DR. JAMES SEARS
PLEASE SEND POSTCARDS OR LETTERS OF SUPPORT TO ONE OF OUR MEN BEHIND THE WIRE.
Dr. James Sears, Political Prisoner, Toronto South Detention Center, 160 Horner Ave, Toronto, ON M8Z 0C2 CANADA _______________________CAFE (The Canadian Association for Free Expression)P.O. Box 332,Rexdale, ON.,M9W 5L3 416-428-5308 http://cafe.nfshost.com
An Amazing Speech About Communism & Freedom & A Warning to Canadians
An amazing speech by Beatrice Weir, a restaurant owner from Vernon, BC, who serves customers without discrimination, including vaccine status. Speech at the Okanagan Freedom Convoy, Feb. 19. 2,500 freedom fighters.
Fantastic Freedom Convoy & Rally, Hamilton to Burlington
Today saw a fantastic Freedom Slow Roll Convoy from Dundurn Castle, Hamilton, to Burlington City Hall. The event was organized by People’s Party of Canada Burlington candidate, Mike Bator. There was a strong CAFE presence. We heard the Oakville and Burlington several candidates and several New Blue Party provincial candidates.
Afterwards, we converged on Kelly’s Bake Shoppe. She didn’t enforce mask mandates or vaxx passports. A $5.00 off coupon was distributed at the rally. The tea and coffee and huge homemade cookies were delicious and most welcome.
RALLYSunday, March 6 Penticton at 1:00 PM– Let’s Hold the line!!! Keep showing up!
Speakers Alex – One of the Convoy for Freedom Ottawa coordinators. Milla Cook – Managing restrictions, a brave 14-year old’s perspective. James Topp – Marching for Freedom Speaking at our rally Sunday! James Topp is marching for all our Freedoms and invites you to join him for a few kilometres as he marches through the Okanagan on his way to Ottawa. He is in the Okanagan now and could use some support.
Visit https://www.canadamarches.ca/ where there is a live tracker and a blog. They are needing gas cards, cheering stations and other support. Jump on the website and see what you can do. LET’ S CHEER HIM ON! Come visit our literature table. You’ll be delighted with the selection of items. Druthers and Pandemic Papers are already running low. Make sure you get your copy. Books, key chains (Proud Member of the Fringe Minority), postcards, FREEDOM4CANADA BUMPER STICKERS (Just in!) and other cool items.BRING FRIENDS!!. They will leave inspired!
RALLY LOCATION Meet in the parking lot at the NE corner of Main St and Warren Ave across from Tim Hortons. BRING TWO FRIENDS! Lots of extra parking at BCAA garage, the strip mall adjoining our regular parking area, Winners (across the street), or overflow mall parking opposite the Warren Avenue entrance to Cherry Lane Mall.
Community-Wide Prayer Location: Penticton War Memorial (beside the courthouse) When: Every Sunday 7 pm Who: anyone who would like to pray towards a peaceful resolution to the current state of Canada, our freedoms, our leaders and our legal system (everyone is invited). Please bring a candle in a jar. If you play an instrument, please come prepared with appropriate songs for reflection and
‘Freedom convoys’ taking to Hwy. 401, 402 for large-scale protest Saturday
Author of the article: Free Press staff Publishing date: Mar 04, 2022 • 10 hours ago • 2 minute read • 233 Comments
Supporters line the Wellington Road overpass on Highway 401 to cheer on vehicles heading to January’s “Freedom Convoy” protest in Ottawa. Protesters will take to the 401 and 402 Saturday as part of a Canada-wide protest. (Dale Carruthers/The London Free Press)
Convoys protesting COVID-19 measures plan to take to 400-series highways in Southwestern Ontario Saturday as part of a Canada-wide protest.
Multiple social media pages are promoting the weekend protests on highways 401 and 402 as part of a cross-Canada “freedom chain.”
London participants are meeting at the Flying J truck stop on Highbury Avenue at 1:30 p.m. and driving to Woodstock and Waterloo, for a march at Waterloo Town Square, according to a Facebook page promoting the event.
“Bring them flags, decorate them vehicles, don’t forget to honk them horns. Let’s roll,” a protest poster says.
OPP and Waterloo regional police said Friday they will monitor the planned protests.
Other convoys plan to leave Sarnia, Windsor and London Saturday morning, according to social media posts. Some will continue north through Toronto and Barrie to Brock, a township south of Lake Simcoe about 30 kilometres west of Lindsay.
Protests against COVID restrictions and mandates have rolled through Southwestern Ontario centres on recent weekends. They began in late January to support the so-called Freedom Convoy that occupied downtown Ottawa for three weeks and closed Windsor’s Ambassador Bridge for a week before being broken up by police.
An Ottawa-bound convoy passed through Southwestern Ontario Jan. 27, when supporters along the 401 cheered passing vehicles, many carrying Canadian flags and signs disparaging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Another convoy is set for London Saturday afternoon, marking the fifth straight weekend that a protest has passed through the city.
“We are monitoring for any potential events . . . and will share on social media if we are aware of anything that will impact the community,” London police Const. Sandasha Bough said by email.
This week, London police urged demonstrators to follow the rules of the road and respect local businesses. During past convoys, officers have been stationed at hospital entrances to ensure protests don’t disrupt patients and staff access.
Report on No More Mandates Rally at the B.C. Legislature, February 12, 2022
Dateline Feb 12, 2022 Victoria British Columbia
Today’s “love in” for Bunnie Henny at the Legislature was simply stellar.
I had the second stanza of, You Can’t Always Get What You Want, by the Rolling Stones, playing in the back of my mind. It goes like this: I went down to the demonstration / To get my fair share of abuse.
Wifey, Nephew and I rode our bikes there. When we arrived it was full-on beautiful pandemonium. Truckers and assorted vehicles were driving around and around the Ledge with horns blaring. People lined both sides of Belleville with signs and flags waving as they cheered them on. The only ones being abused were the usual cast of characters whose names were prominently displayed on the placards and signs. It was a love-in for the ages.
A group of musicians was beating out their message on an assortment of drums and other instruments.
\ A handful of older sisters were sitting at the base of Queen Victoria’s statue while they smoked a fattie together. A woman with an Australian flag around her knees told me she was married to a Canadian. I met a young man who was leaving the armed forces because he was told that he had to be jabbed.
I tried to give a policeman a hug but he politely declined. Canadians are indeed a polite lot. There were no-jab nurses, and many others who had refused to bow to the demon gods.
I went straight to work handing out The Pandemic Papers to everyone. They were flying out of my hands as fast as I could peel them apart. I handed out about 500 in the two hours that undertook to do this.
The positive energy from this love in was indescribable. If you were there you know what I mean. If you weren’t there don’t miss the next one, people.
I finally left that beautiful scene to go home. As I was unlocking my bike I struck up a conversation with a man standing nearby. He told me that he was a scientist who had done thousands of PCR tests. He told me that he was fully convinced that the pandemic was real, and that thousands had died as a result. We had a very polite conversation. That conversation with someone who was just as convinced of his narrative as I was of mine was for me the highlight of the day. Dean Esquimalt BC