Federal Court rules Emergency Act use ‘Unreasonable’

[cropgrower]

You gotta love it when the convoy supporters who illegally occupied Ottawa, Coutts and Windsor saying they suddenly believe in law and order and the rule of law! LOL

looks like you believed all marcos lies , the same lies that were used to try and justify the now unlawful act ,Jug is trying to backtrack now , we done what we thought was best at the time , world is talking about the tyrants in Canada again , never forget who suported what was done against Canadains who had done notting wrong

[cropgrower]

Now the search is on to find a Corrupt liberal judge to try and get it overturned , a million of taxpayers money in the right pockets and it will all be nice and legal again !

[Guest]

You gotta love it when the convoy supporters who illegally occupied Ottawa, Coutts and Windsor saying they suddenly believe in law and order and the rule of law! LOL

and yet , this time it was ok ?

• The NFU was very active in nation-wide debates on so-called "free trade."
• Canada's two-price wheat system ended July 31, a casualty of the then-pending Canada-US Free Trade Agreement (FTA or CUSTA). Months prior, an estimated 4,000 Canadians, including many NFU members on tractors, blocked the Ambassador Bridge linking Windsor and Detroit to demonstrate against the proposed plan.
  NFU President Wayne Easter was featured at a large Pro-Canada Network Rally held in Regina.

1988

• NFU officials participated in a tractor parade held in Brainerd, Minnesota protesting the FTA. It was clear that US farmers were as leery of this deal as their Canadian counterparts.

• The NFU was very active in nation-wide debates on so-called "free trade."
• Canada's two-price wheat system ended July 31, a casualty of the then-pending Canada-US Free Trade Agreement (FTA or CUSTA). Months prior, an estimated 4,000 Canadians, including many NFU members on tractors, blocked the Ambassador Bridge linking Windsor and Detroit to demonstrate against the proposed plan.
  NFU President Wayne Easter was featured at a large Pro-Canada Network Rally held in Regina.

1988

• NFU officials participated in a tractor parade held in Brainerd, Minnesota protesting the FTA. It was clear that US farmers were as leery of this deal as their Canadian counterparts.

[Guest]

and yet , this time it was ok ?

• The NFU was very active in nation-wide debates on so-called "free trade."
• Canada's two-price wheat system ended July 31, a casualty of the then-pending Canada-US Free Trade Agreement (FTA or CUSTA). Months prior, an estimated 4,000 Canadians, including many NFU members on tractors, blocked the Ambassador Bridge linking Windsor and Detroit to demonstrate against the proposed plan.
  NFU President Wayne Easter was featured at a large Pro-Canada Network Rally held in Regina.

1988

• NFU officials participated in a tractor parade held in Brainerd, Minnesota protesting the FTA. It was clear that US farmers were as leery of this deal as their Canadian counterparts.

• The NFU was very active in nation-wide debates on so-called "free trade."
• Canada's two-price wheat system ended July 31, a casualty of the then-pending Canada-US Free Trade Agreement (FTA or CUSTA). Months prior, an estimated 4,000 Canadians, including many NFU members on tractors, blocked the Ambassador Bridge linking Windsor and Detroit to demonstrate against the proposed plan.
  NFU President Wayne Easter was featured at a large Pro-Canada Network Rally held in Regina.

1988

• NFU officials participated in a tractor parade held in Brainerd, Minnesota protesting the FTA. It was clear that US farmers were as leery of this deal as their Canadian counterparts.

I posted it twice hoping it will penetrate

[shtferbrains]

Just need to be a little more careful in who gets selected to be judge in this type of situations. Best to have one from the Trudeau Foundation board.

To late now. All the world is reading about it.
Your reputation is what it is.

This is Canada;

"About 280 account were seized during the Ottawa protests, and Canada became internationally known for being the place that punishes by taking away people’s means to buy food and pay rent without a warrant. Now that the Federal Court has set out exactly why that was wrong, Canadians have a solid precedent to point back to should any tyrannical move be embraced again."

One more nail in the coffin.

[cropgrower]

and when you stop and think about it all , it was all caused by a jab that does not even work LOL

[sumdumguy]

Disgusting abuse of power by an arrogant, ignorant bunch of thugs.

[fjlip]

I posted it twice hoping it will penetrate

You need more than TWO word 2X4's to pound sense, understanding, and awakening to a dyed in the wool libtard/socialist/covidiot/green cultist person.

[rumrocks]

The Birth of the Emergency Act 2022

Coutts Alberta -

Police had enough existing laws and authority to arrest/detain protestors where guns, ammunition and body armor were found.
All egos were uninjured.

Ottawa Ontario -

The police who had the same existing laws and authority were unable to arrest/detain protestors brandishing coffee stir sticks and frozen beards.

[cropgrower]

Just need to be a little more careful in who gets selected to be judge in this type of situations. Best to have one from the Trudeau Foundation board.

To late now. All the world is reading about it.
Your reputation is what it is.

This is Canada;

"About 280 account were seized during the Ottawa protests, and Canada became internationally known for being the place that punishes by taking away people’s means to buy food and pay rent without a warrant. Now that the Federal Court has set out exactly why that was wrong, Canadians have a solid precedent to point back to should any tyrannical move be embraced again."

One more nail in the coffin.

Mabe they forgot to bribe the judge this time LOL