Feb 19, 2022·edited Feb 19, 2022Liked by SimulationCommander
I say again and again: in a totalitarian society, accusation is proof of guilt.
"This was not illegal (nothing was illegal, since there were no longer any laws) but if detected it was reasonably certain that it would be punished by death, or att least twenty-five years in a forced-labour camp."
If one understands that sentence, one also understands why talking to those police and soldiers doing this, and those who ordered it, is pointless.
Thank you for the continuing coverage - so much swirling around and sometimes it is difficult to know what is really happening. Despite the lack of coverage by MSM, it seems more and more people are becoming aware, are engaging and asking questions and looking for answers. Organic movements don't always move as fast as one would like, but they tend to have a pretty solid foundation and eventually they can't be ignored.
If they stopped delivering goods for a week, they'd grind the country to a halt and bring Trudeau to his knees. The big issue is, will the rest of the Canadian trucking industry stand in solidarity? I have little faith. But I've been wrong before.
The gentleman speaking at the press conference is very good. I wish his words would be disseminated on a larger platform, sadly I do not expect any MSM to step up and cover this in a professional, journalistic manner.
I am embarrassed that the US govt has not stepped up and spoken out about this travesty against democracy. Just last night, I said to my husband that this brought to mind Martin Niemöller's quote, and I see I am not the only one.
I say again and again: in a totalitarian society, accusation is proof of guilt.
"This was not illegal (nothing was illegal, since there were no longer any laws) but if detected it was reasonably certain that it would be punished by death, or att least twenty-five years in a forced-labour camp."
If one understands that sentence, one also understands why talking to those police and soldiers doing this, and those who ordered it, is pointless.
Who is John Galt?
Thank you for the continuing coverage - so much swirling around and sometimes it is difficult to know what is really happening. Despite the lack of coverage by MSM, it seems more and more people are becoming aware, are engaging and asking questions and looking for answers. Organic movements don't always move as fast as one would like, but they tend to have a pretty solid foundation and eventually they can't be ignored.
If i was ther, I'd be dead.
i'm taking a break for a while.
If they stopped delivering goods for a week, they'd grind the country to a halt and bring Trudeau to his knees. The big issue is, will the rest of the Canadian trucking industry stand in solidarity? I have little faith. But I've been wrong before.
The gentleman speaking at the press conference is very good. I wish his words would be disseminated on a larger platform, sadly I do not expect any MSM to step up and cover this in a professional, journalistic manner.
I am embarrassed that the US govt has not stepped up and spoken out about this travesty against democracy. Just last night, I said to my husband that this brought to mind Martin Niemöller's quote, and I see I am not the only one.