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    #16
    They’ll never see an open court where facts are laid on the table.

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      #17
      Heres another example of a "peacefull" protestor at Coutts!
      Denial of reality and the facts seems to be rampant on Agrisilly

      [url]https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/coutts-alta-protester-given-10-months-for-driving-at-rcmp-officer-1.6747885[/url]

      Coutts, Alta., protester given 10 months for driving at RCMP officer

      An Alberta man has been given 10 months in jail for driving his vehicle at an RCMP officer during the 2022 Coutts border protest.

      James Sowery of Flagstaff County, Alta., was sentenced on Monday after he was found guilty of assault with a weapon and dangerous operation of a vehicle.

      During his trial, the court heard Sowery drove his hydrovac truck toward an RCMP constable near a checkpoint on Highway 4 near Milk River on Feb. 14, 2022.
      The officer testified Sowery's vehicle was travelling between 60 to 80 km/h and he had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit. The truck ran into a pylon instead, the court heard.
      Sowery will serve concurrent sentences for both offences.


      "Kornicki, who was not physically injured during the incident, said in his victim impact statement that the mental and emotional scars remain.

      "I was in shock and reduced to tears on the side of the highway.… It is truly difficult to communicate the depth this trauma has reached after the events of the day," he said in his statement, which was delivered by one of the Crown prosecutors."

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        #18
        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        Heres another example of a "peacefull" protestor at Coutts!
        Denial of reality and the facts seems to be rampant on Agrisilly

        [url]https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/coutts-alta-protester-given-10-months-for-driving-at-rcmp-officer-1.6747885[/url]

        Coutts, Alta., protester given 10 months for driving at RCMP officer

        An Alberta man has been given 10 months in jail for driving his vehicle at an RCMP officer during the 2022 Coutts border protest.

        James Sowery of Flagstaff County, Alta., was sentenced on Monday after he was found guilty of assault with a weapon and dangerous operation of a vehicle.

        During his trial, the court heard Sowery drove his hydrovac truck toward an RCMP constable near a checkpoint on Highway 4 near Milk River on Feb. 14, 2022.
        The officer testified Sowery's vehicle was travelling between 60 to 80 km/h and he had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit. The truck ran into a pylon instead, the court heard.
        Sowery will serve concurrent sentences for both offences.


        "Kornicki, who was not physically injured during the incident, said in his victim impact statement that the mental and emotional scars remain.

        "I was in shock and reduced to tears on the side of the highway.… It is truly difficult to communicate the depth this trauma has reached after the events of the day," he said in his statement, which was delivered by one of the Crown prosecutors."

        So out of the countless thousands of protestors, we are up to 1 (one) convicted case of violence. How does that square with the slander and accusations coming from the CBC at the time?

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          #19
          It is illegal to block traffic on any public highway or border crossing. So all the blockaders were breaking the law.

          But you and all the other apologists said all the protestors were peacefull and law abiding? LOL Bullshit!

          Keep them locked up with no bail. We have had enough of dangerous criminals getting catch and release.

          They are not political prisoners if they have been charged with conspiracy to kill cops. That's the far rightwing going soft on their own criminals. So much for the get tough on crime approach!
          Last edited by chuckChuck; Feb 10, 2024, 09:30.

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            #20
            Ya sure chuck. That freedom convoy sure out did the church burning and rail line blockades.

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              #21
              This is what Crypto Poilivere said about the rail blockades:

              “These blockaders are taking away the freedom of other people to move their goods and themselves where they want to go and that is wrong and the government has laws and tools in place to combat it,” he said.

              But he still supports the Covid blockaders?

              Crypto has no principles!
              Last edited by chuckChuck; Feb 10, 2024, 09:35.

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                #22
                Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                It is illegal to block traffic on any public highway or border crossing. So all the blockaders were breaking the law.

                But you and all the other apologists said all the protestors were peacefull and law abiding? LOL Bullshit!

                Keep them locked up with no bail. We have had enough of dangerous criminals getting catch and release.

                They are not political prisoners if they have been charged with conspiracy to kill cops. That's the far rightwing going soft on their own criminals. So much for the get tough on crime approach!
                You never did answer CaseIH's question regarding the NFU blockading the border back in 1988. Did you participate? Did you support them? Did you advocate for throwing them in jail, and debanking them?

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                  #23
                  Why dont you want to talk about the more recent lawbreakers that you support? LOL

                  You have no principles either!

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                    #24
                    yes talk about the lawbreakers that destroyed lives and buisness with mandates etc , if that had not happened their would never have been a convoy or blockades

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                      #25
                      You mean legal healthcare mandates that were put in place by provincial conservative governments in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta? The alleged lawbreakers are Conservatives? LOL They should go to jail then?

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                        #26
                        turned out mandates in alberta were not legal , huge number of lawsuits filled in past few days

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                          #27
                          So the Conservative premiers most of you voted for are lawbreakers? Have they been convicted yet?

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                            #28
                            i would love to see kenny and others stand trial , palister was the smart one he knew when to get out and run , understand he is in south america some place now

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                              #29
                              Kenney, Moe, Pallister, Ford? The 4 stooges all charged with breaking the law?

                              My my Crop, you really do live in a fantasy land!

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                                #30
                                lives were destroyed ,some seen no way out and very sadly ended their lives , their shud be justice ,but, we all well know politicians never get charged with anything , we see that every day with the trudope crowd of gangsters
                                Last edited by cropgrower; Feb 10, 2024, 10:35.

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