One was deemed legal the other deemed illegal both in OttawaNo, just look at how they're clogging up our streets and you can see how much they don't care about freedom.
One was deemed legal the other deemed illegal both in OttawaNo, just look at how they're clogging up our streets and you can see how much they don't care about freedom.
Commie girls like anal sex. One of 'em asked me to do it once.
I tried it, but I wasn't impressed. Frankly, it was fucking shit.
ell during the dark decade of the n1990s our socialist provincial government managed to turn BC from a "have" to "Have Not" province, while the rest of the country was doing fine. Have not status gives a province access to more federal money, while haves must pay the bill.Ah, "enormous." Yep, that's specific figure a body can use!
So what did she stick up your ass?Commie girls like anal sex. One of 'em asked me to do it once.
I tried it, but I wasn't impressed. Frankly, it was fucking shit.
ONtariOWE Conservative. All those easterners stick together, regardless of party affiliation.Yes she just threw the protesters under the bus . So much for the conservatives making political hay out of this .
Ah. Well, that clarifies it.
You don't know what a siege is.
Thanks.
A province that whines about the possibility of an oil spill along the coast but has no problem with their 13% of Canada's population contributing 40% of Canada's total raw sewage dumping.
A siege would infer armed and hostile force. The Freedom Convoy is neither. Currently neither the Federal or Ontario governments are acting within the limits of the charter of rights. Which would make them the oppressor.Actually his definition of Siege is only part of the definition. IMO if we look at the rest, "a prolonged period of misfortune" DOES seem to fit what's going on. Also you could - at a stretch - call this an "operation in which a force" has "Surrounded" the downtown core "with the aim of forcing" an issue - in this case, forcing their demands to be met, or to "Surrender" (that's if we use the definition that pops up when putting siege into Google; Oxford Language Dictionary)
There's also
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It's similar enough that the above applies.
So, yeah, siege *could* be used... especially after it being 2 weeks now.
As an aside: Portland - the right's poster child for all things bad about BLM - was called, and was not called, a siege. It depends who you spoke to.
That I think fits more this situation - it all depends on who you speak to.
You are too dense to continue with.What millitary ? 3/4 of our millitary are civilian employees of the DND in Ottawa .
Wrong again. DND is the controlling part of the Military. And political hacks that needed to be paid off.You are too dense to continue with.
Military is men and women in uniform.... civiians working for DND are civilians working in a department of national defnce. 2 separate entities.......just so you can learn something g.
Man, are you as dense as the other guy??? The Military, the ones in uniform ,are subservient to government. The DND is a government department, the Military work for them.Wrong again. DND is the controlling part of the Military. And political hacks that needed to be paid off.
Still clueless. DND IS the Military.Man, are you as dense as the other guy??? The Military, the ones in uniform ,are subservient to government. The DND is a government department, the Military work for them.
WTF!! Traitor!! Just moved from voting Conservative to the PPC. Justin Trudeau could end the blockades today.. but it's not about mandates anymore with the Elite Cupcake. It's about his Ego, Pride and Power.
What a dolt!!!!Still clueless. DND IS the Military.
Even the NDP are anti protest now.How do you like those
A Paywall Locked Link? That’s your rebuttal?Here's something for the so-called protesters to chew on:
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