Trudeau says Emergencies Act powers can now be revoked as crisis calms
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government can revoke the Emergencies Act now that the crisis in Ottawa and at Canada's border crossings has calmed down.
What Emergency Act?
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Trudeau says Emergencies Act powers can now be revoked as crisis calms
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government can revoke the Emergencies Act now that the crisis in Ottawa and at Canada's border crossings has calmed down.www.cp24.com
Another successful mission.
Another successful mission.
Fuck you’re a mental case
He was being sued by 5 parties.. he knew he was fucked
Yep. Invoke it, get Parliament to approve it. . . then cancel it real fast before resistance can build.
And now you have the precedent to call on.
And now you have the precedent to call on.
Maybe this has something to do with his decision..........
theconservativetreehouse.com
A Major Backfire - Is the Canadian Financial and Banking System in Serious Trouble as a Result of Their Attack on Private Bank Accounts? - The Last Refuge
Has there been a massive exodus of capital out of the Canadian financial system? A few obscure but interesting data-points seem to indicate Justin Trudeau’s unprecedented use of the federal government and intelligence apparatus to target the bank accounts of Canadian citizens has just created a...
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A body might think a "massive exodus" would be more visible than "a few obscure. . . data points."
Trudeau says Emergencies Act powers can now be revoked as crisis calms
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government can revoke the Emergencies Act now that the crisis in Ottawa and at Canada's border crossings has calmed down.
Yeesh, the PM is such a clownshoe.
Did Trudeau’s Crackdown Spark a Bank Run in Canada?
Despite rumors that Canada is experiencing a panic run on banks, little evidence of one appears to exist, but rumors can have consequences...
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I moved lots of cash out of my accounts yesterday..
But with the stock market tanking I had to.. this is a perfect buy time thanks to Putin..
Easily buying up $250,000 in stocks
Hmmmm…I’m wondering if the WOKE (outside of the Liberal Party of Canada) spoke in condemning this action, and though he doesn’t give a rats ass about the opinions outside of that global crowd…he listened to that global crowd?
“The measures are designed to respond to insurrection, espionage and genuine threats to the Canadian Constitution rather than peaceful protest, no matter how irritating and inconvenient,” observed the FT, whose audience includes London’s financial centre and a wide swathe of European decision-makers.
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The prime minister invoked it, and bears principal responsibility for it, but the New Democratic Party’s vote to support it on Monday night kept it in force until the government finally relented late Wednesday. Had the NDP voted with the other opposition parties, the emergency powers would have immediately been revoked. Singh’s responsibility thus (also) invites careful examination.
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Justin Trudeau alone could not have wrapped the great security blanket around all 38 million Canadian citizens if he could not have found a partner, one as stern and steely-eyed as himself. Another warrior-politician to stand up against the forces of chaos and rebellion that have threatened the actual existence of Canada over these past horrendous three weeks with their parked trucks, nightly barbecues, sing-a-longs and Hitler-coded Honk Honks.
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It is plainly obvious, however, that what guided the decision to rescind emergency powers was that the politics changed, just as it was politics, not policing needs, that drove the decision to invoke the act in the first place.
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The House of Commons voted on Monday night to extend the emergency measures that have been in place since last week. The NDP voted with the Liberals, arguing that it was a confidence vote and now was not the time to plunge the country into an election.
But that trick likely won’t work with Senators, who are growing increasingly frustrated that they feel forced to rubber stamp government legislation.
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Etc…
Kelly McParland: The Liberals cheer Justin Trudeau. The world thinks he blew it — National Post
Some of the world’s most respected newspapers have denounced the prime minister's actions as a needless abuse of power
Raymond J. de Souza: In arguing for emergency powers, Jagmeet Singh threw workers and the rule of law under the bus — National Post
Singh’s responsibility invites careful examination
Rex Murphy: Praise for Justin Trudeau, in an alternate universe — National Post
Beware the parked trucks and the bouncy castles, said our far-sighted 'Horatio at the bridge'
Carson Jerema: Trudeau's national emergency ends, but his contempt for the rule of law remains — National Post
It was politics, not policing needs, that drove the decision to invoke the act in the first place
But that trick likely won’t work with Senators, who are growing increasingly frustrated that they feel forced to rubber stamp government legislation.
Senate growing frustrated by pressure to rubber stamp Emergencies Act — National Post
Senators are being asked to make decisions on the basis of 'secret information' for a crisis 'that is not visible'
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One citizen, one vote.*
Get people to agree with you and turf him out. Don't let it rest. This was a straight-up power grab. A dress rehearsal, if you will. Failed actors know all about that.
*Some restrictions apply. Check Charter and laws for details.
Get people to agree with you and turf him out. Don't let it rest. This was a straight-up power grab. A dress rehearsal, if you will. Failed actors know all about that.
*Some restrictions apply. Check Charter and laws for details.
Not the first, not the last…& voted in again repeatedly regardless.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Liberals retreat on sweeping bill to allow them to tax and spend without Parliament’s approval
The bill would’ve gone well beyond previously announced measures and would have included provisions that give the minority government the power to act unilaterally for months
www.theglobeandmail.com
As a disinterested outsider, you have my best wishes. That's my view as somebody who thinks True Dope is amusing and incompetent, but don't have the slobbering hatred for him that many on this board have.
This was a bridge too far. I hope enough Canadians see it that way to make a change.
This was a bridge too far. I hope enough Canadians see it that way to make a change.
There never was an illegal occupation until turdOWE's thugs showed up. Canadians have a charter right to peaceful protest in front of the legislature.
I hope so too, but doubt it. Lots of dumb people who fell for his act.
Soon to have a value of $100 000. Leaving a nice tax credit.Did Trudeau’s Crackdown Spark a Bank Run in Canada?
Despite rumors that Canada is experiencing a panic run on banks, little evidence of one appears to exist, but rumors can have consequences...
I moved lots of cash out of my accounts yesterday..
But with the stock market tanking I had to.. this is a perfect buy time thanks to Putin..
Easily buying up $250,000 in stocks