Canadian Government and Media Now Branding Freedom Convoy Truckers -- What Else? -- an "Insurrection"
Meanwhile, A Member of the Government-Supported Criminal Organization Antifa Deliberately Runs Down a Non-Violent Protester

They prepared the way by first suggesting that the truckers were aiding and abetting Russia.

From there, it's an easy move to branding them an "insurrection."

The City of Ottawa declared a state of emergency Sunday afternoon in response to ongoing protests in the downtown core, soon after police announced they would boost enforcement and crack down on the demonstrators' supply of fuel.

As Instapundit said: the truckers should respond by cracking down on Ottawa's supply of food, by refusing to deliver to the town and outlying areas.

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Earlier in the afternoon, Ottawa police announced they would ramp up enforcement on protesters in the city's downtown core, handing out tickets and announcing that anyone looking to bring "material aid," such as fuel, to protesters could be arrested.

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Politicians have also increasingly denounced the protest over COVID-19 public health restrictions, with Ontario Premier Doug Ford and others calling it an "occupation" and the head of the Ottawa Police Services Board referring to it as an "insurrection."

CNN finally covers the Freedom Convoy after embargoing the story for a week -- to repeat the Canadian media's charge that the truckers are "engaged in a nationwide insurrection driven by madness" engaging in "unlawful behavior."

Breaking: Repulsive Egg Steve Schmidt of the pedophile support group Lincoln Project has an important announcement: the Canadian Freedom Convoy which the American left is hopping mad about just happens to be funded by the "American far right," which the Lincoln Project, by fortunate coincidence, just happens to be "fighting!"

So checkbooks out, American Left! If you hate fascism, start signing those checks to the Lincoln Project again! They'll teach those Freedom Convoy QAnon Agents a lesson by making Ben Howe films that are never completed!!!

CNN decided not to cover an antifa member running down a member of the "insurrection," because CNN never covers antifa violence.

The man charged in Winnipeg for an attack on a convoy protest is a radical far-left anarchist. Police, however, are still treating the incident as a hit-and-run, rather than a hate crime.

Four people taking part in a convoy protest in Manitoba's capital city were injured and rushed to hospital after a car plowed into the crowd. The man alleged to be the driver of the vehicle, Dave Zegarac, was taken into custody an hour later after a brief struggle with police. A white jeep can be seen hitting one person, before accelerating and hitting three more.

Of course -- the non-violent truckers are said to be guilty of "non-violent dangers," and the actually-violent antifa thugs are treated as making a traffic oopsie.

Do you really want to see what an insurrection looks like?

Because this is the way you get to see what an insurrection really looks like.

By the way, one of those fake "researchers," who never turn out to have any credentials and whose methodologies are never explained, but whose claims about "the right" are accepted uncritically by CNN and the rest of the shitlib Fake News outlets, is making a new claim she "discovered:" That the "Honk Honk" catchphrase used by the truckers -- for obvious reasons, because trucks honk, especially when they're trying to be loud in a protest -- is actually a secret Nazi code, because the two h's really stand for H**l Hi**r.

This is one of those toxic phrases that you cannot even write on the internet anymore without suffering consequences -- the censorship regime has come this far.

This is obviously a lunatic claim, with no evidence behind it, but expect it will soon be repeated by Don Lemon, Oliver Darcy, Jim Acosta, Mika Brzezinsky and all the rest, because they're just all propaganda agents and this claim is a nasty bit of propaganda to spread about this week's Designated Hate Objects.

After announcing their intention to commit actual mail fraud and theft, GOP governors announced they would be investigating and possibly taking legal action against GoFundMe, which said that they were simply going to steal the nine million dollars raised for the truckers' expenses.

Facing a potential fraud investigation by the state of Florida, GoFundMe reversed a decision to redistribute money given by thousands of donors to the Canadian "Freedom Convoy" protesting COVID-19 regulations.

On Friday, the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe froze the convoy's official campaign, claiming law enforcement convinced the company that the convoy had become violent and unlawful.

GoFundMe encouraged donors to submit a refund form, and said that any funds not properly returned to donors would be donated to a charity chosen by the Freedom Convoy.

Within hours, however, GoFundMe walked back the refund applications, instead announcing it would be refunding donors automatically.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said that he would "investigate" the company, accusing them of fraud.

GoFundMe claims they do not allow their service to be used to fundraise for violent protests -- but people have been pointing out they have long permitted fundraising for antifa, BLM, and "CHAZ" in Seattle.

Of course they will raise money for leftwing violent groups.

Andy Ngo establishes all that in a thread compiled at Twitchy.

Looks like Canada is heading for a National Divorce too.

Last September, a Harris Poll survey conducted in the U.S. found that a combined 33 per cent of vaccinated respondents had in some way "cut ties or ended relationships" with at least some unvaccinated people in their lives.

But the convoy protest has added a new strain on relationships. Concerns and outrage over the participation of white nationalists, the presence of swastikas and Confederate flags at the rally and reports of harassing and intimidating behaviour by some protesters have prompted some to sever their friendships with rally supporters.

Langley, B.C., contractor Damian Conn says he can "agree to disagree" with friends who are opposed to vaccinations or believe in conspiracy theories and still maintain a relationship.

But when he realized he had friends who support the convoy protest in Ottawa -- which is now entering its second week of demonstrations, snarling the nation's capital, to call for an end to vaccine mandates and other public health measures related to COVID-19 -- those relationships ended.

He'd known some of those friends since high school.

"It seems like this convoy has brought out everybody's true colours with people you never would have thought had that certain close-minded train of thought," he said.

"I think I've unfriended, like, 100 people -- and that includes some family," he said. " I won't even talk to them anymore."

Beverley Fehr, a University of Winnipeg psychology professor who specializes in interpersonal relationships, said research indicates that political differences are not often "make-or-break" issues in friendships.

"But I think what the vaccine issue and now the protests are really bringing to light are issues that are highly tied to our core values," she said.

These values include the idea of not just protecting yourself, but protecting others, she added. They also include feelings about racism, safety and personal choice versus the greater good -- values that you hold that are so important, that they can't be compromised.

When friends diverge in ways that really are connecting to their core values, it's very challenging to keep the friendship together, she said.

"If that's a core value for you, then it's hard to meet in the middle."

Good, good. Go.

If Canadians want the truth, they'll have to turn to an Indian news channel to get it:

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