Canadian here... I joined the Conservative Party just so I could vote in the leadership race to get Pollievre that spot. I have no answer to your question though, if he would go back on his word should he get elected as our PM. I hope to God he wouldn't, because he is our only hope for a free country. Personally I will refuse a digital ID just as I refused the jabs, but I have no idea if it will possible to continue to live within society if the country makes digital ID an absolute requirement.
What's taking place in Canada is awful - no other way to describe it. And I'm hearing you say that Pollievre is your ONLY hope, is that right? You don't think anyone else in leadership is willing to oppose the technocracy? What about the new Premiere of Alberta? Does she bring hope to Canadians?
Good question. It seems like Saskatchewan's Premiere will follow her lead, I could possibly see Manitoba going in a similar direction, but the East and West will never trend that way. To the extent that it's pretty easy to move to another province (as opposed to another country), it may inspire people to move out there, maybe like (I heard) lots of people left California for Texas or Florida. But I guess thinking on a country-wide scale Pollievre feels like the only hope.
I have to agree whole-heartedly with your statement that what's taking place here is awful. 'They' just decided after some big review that Trudeau was justified in invoking the Emergencies Act, which is insane. The freezing of bank accounts was so significant it boggles my mind that so many people just shrugged that off. And we could go on and on about other crazy-shit happening here. Very distressing. I don't even know what to say or think anymore.
Having several friends in Canada keeps me attuned to what's happening there. I still have hope that people will turn things around--in Canada and the U.S. I hope you will keep us posted as we continue to follow the news in your country.
You bring up a good point--has any U.S. politician publicly spoken against digital I.D.s? I don't recall anyone doing it. Maybe because it's not as pressing an issue as in other countries? Maybe so, but you know the WEF puppets here in the states will be doing whatever they can to implement a digital I.D. Who can be counted on to fight such draconian measures?
As for Stone, I'm pretty sure she was jabbed with at least the initial two. Not sure about boosters. These people are sick. Even when their loved ones suffer, they remain silent. Disgusting.
Canadian here... I joined the Conservative Party just so I could vote in the leadership race to get Pollievre that spot. I have no answer to your question though, if he would go back on his word should he get elected as our PM. I hope to God he wouldn't, because he is our only hope for a free country. Personally I will refuse a digital ID just as I refused the jabs, but I have no idea if it will possible to continue to live within society if the country makes digital ID an absolute requirement.
What's taking place in Canada is awful - no other way to describe it. And I'm hearing you say that Pollievre is your ONLY hope, is that right? You don't think anyone else in leadership is willing to oppose the technocracy? What about the new Premiere of Alberta? Does she bring hope to Canadians?
Good question. It seems like Saskatchewan's Premiere will follow her lead, I could possibly see Manitoba going in a similar direction, but the East and West will never trend that way. To the extent that it's pretty easy to move to another province (as opposed to another country), it may inspire people to move out there, maybe like (I heard) lots of people left California for Texas or Florida. But I guess thinking on a country-wide scale Pollievre feels like the only hope.
I have to agree whole-heartedly with your statement that what's taking place here is awful. 'They' just decided after some big review that Trudeau was justified in invoking the Emergencies Act, which is insane. The freezing of bank accounts was so significant it boggles my mind that so many people just shrugged that off. And we could go on and on about other crazy-shit happening here. Very distressing. I don't even know what to say or think anymore.
Having several friends in Canada keeps me attuned to what's happening there. I still have hope that people will turn things around--in Canada and the U.S. I hope you will keep us posted as we continue to follow the news in your country.
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You bring up a good point--has any U.S. politician publicly spoken against digital I.D.s? I don't recall anyone doing it. Maybe because it's not as pressing an issue as in other countries? Maybe so, but you know the WEF puppets here in the states will be doing whatever they can to implement a digital I.D. Who can be counted on to fight such draconian measures?
As for Stone, I'm pretty sure she was jabbed with at least the initial two. Not sure about boosters. These people are sick. Even when their loved ones suffer, they remain silent. Disgusting.