Trucker protest at U.S. border crossing reportedly several kilometres long

[MyOpinion]

The Charter of Rights, the Canadian Constitution and the Privacy act mean nothing to those Marxists in Ottawa and are all being violated. They could care less about rights and freedoms. Our lying Marxist politicians and the MSM have shown us all that they are not on we the peasants side. We are watching today as to what we may see in the future for Canada. Unless this Marxist dictator in Ottawa is arrested and charged with crimes against humanity what will he try to do in the next election? To be allowed to get away with what this buffoon has done can only be seen as a tyranny government that will stop at nothing to stay in control. Just saying.

Once again. What charter of rights are being breached?
What constitutional rights are being breached?
What privacy act is being breached?
Be specific. We would all like to learn. If you cannot, then you have no credibility and are just blowing smoke and feeding the misinformation mill.

 

[MyOpinion]

All I seen was the horses were lined up in support of the foot police not used to disperse like yesterday

I was watching CTV and they moved ahead of the foot police down Wellington Street

 

[MyOpinion]

Yeah I know it is hard to identify the officer on excessive force if needed in a lawsuit

You are whacked. They have as much right to prrivacy as the protesters.

 

[MyOpinion]

"The husband of Ottawa protest convoy organizer Tamara Lich says he flew to Ottawa Feb. 2 on a private jet, the $5,000 cost of which was covered by a "really nice gentleman'' he doesn't really know."

Trucker convoy organizer Tamara Lich appears in court, promises to leave Ottawa

Trucker convoy organizer Tamara Lich testified she just wants to return to Alberta to be with her husband and kids, and pledged a $5,000 bond, saying that was all she could afford.

ottawa.citynews.ca

 

[Twin_Moose]

You are whacked. They have as much right to prrivacy as the protesters.

https://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com › general-talk › requirement-for-police-identify-themselves-when-asked-t7048.html
However, there is a possibility that an individual agency may have requirement in their own General Orders with regard to wearing either a visible badge number or name tag and/or identifying themselves when requested. The officers name and number would also appear on any PON that was issued at the roadside. argyll VIP Posts: 888

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

You are whacked. They have as much right to prrivacy as the protesters.

OK, I cannot BELIEVE I'm siding with Moosie over you, but even a blind pig finds an acorn every once in a while.

Cops on duty, acting in their official capacity, have no right to privacy.

 

[Ron in Regina]

https://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com › general-talk › requirement-for-police-identify-themselves-when-asked-t7048.html
However, there is a possibility that an individual agency may have requirement in their own General Orders with regard to wearing either a visible badge number or name tag and/or identifying themselves when requested. The officers name and number would also appear on any PON that was issued at the roadside. argyll VIP Posts: 888

Requirement For Police To Identify Themselves When Asked? | General Talk - Ontario Highway Traffic Act

What requirements are there (acts/statutes/regulations) for police to identify themselves? I would imagine there is something that deals with their uniform and badge. Anybody know where this is? And are they required to identify themselves in anyway when asked? If we get pulled... - Ontario...

www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com

I’m just experimenting with your link and removing the s from https to see what happens.

 

[MyOpinion]

https://www.ontariohighwaytrafficact.com › general-talk › requirement-for-police-identify-themselves-when-asked-t7048.html
However, there is a possibility that an individual agency may have requirement in their own General Orders with regard to wearing either a visible badge number or name tag and/or identifying themselves when requested. The officers name and number would also appear on any PON that was issued at the roadside. argyll VIP Posts: 888

The first part of your cut and paste was missing so here it is "I don't know of any Act or Regulation that would require a Peace Officer to identify themselves........".
Anyway, a highway traffic act situation.... speeding ticket versus riot or crowd control??? Great comparison ....NOT LOL

 

[MyOpinion]

OK, I cannot BELIEVE I'm siding with Moosie over you, but even a blind pig finds an acorn every once in a while.

Cops on duty, acting in their official capacity, have no right to privacy.

OK but I disagree. There is no place that demands or requires personal identification when dressed in combats or riot gear.
If there is, show me.
Moosie tried and all he could find is a Highway Traffic act and even then it states they do not have to. Here is th entire quote form his link "I don't know of any Act or Regulation that would require a Peace Officer to identify themselves. However, there is a possibility that an individual agency may have requirement in their own General Orders with regard to wearing either a visible badge number or name tag and/or identifying themselves when requested."
There may (or probably is) differences between the US and Canada but if I recall, watching the crowd control measures during BLM riots, there were no identifying marks on the black outfits the police were wearing.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

OK but I disagree. There is no place that demands or requires personal identification when dressed in combats or riot gear.
If there is, show me.
Moosie tried and all he could find is a Highway Traffic act and even then it states they do not have to. Here is th entire quote form his link "I don't know of any Act or Regulation that would require a Peace Officer to identify themselves. However, there is a possibility that an individual agency may have requirement in their own General Orders with regard to wearing either a visible badge number or name tag and/or identifying themselves when requested."
There may (or probably is) differences between the US and Canada but if I recall, watching the crowd control measures during BLM riots, there were no identifying marks on the black outfits the police were wearing.

In Canada? I don't know. In the U.S. every PD I ever heard of requires officers to identify. I'm not familiar with an exemption for situations when excessive force is MOST likely.

 

[Twin_Moose]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1495158192795537413

Sounds like the Dems. after Jan. 6

 

[MyOpinion]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1495158192795537413

Sounds like the Dems. after Jan. 6

Acting Chief Steve Bell. Articulate and answers questions.

 

[mentalfloss]

So much for that cause eh?

‘Freedom Convoy’ leader says he just wants to go home after spending night in jail​

“Freedom Convoy” leader Chris Barber says his “organizing days are over” and he just wants to go home to his farm in Swift Current, Sask., after being arrested and jailed on charges of mischief and obstruct police.

‘Freedom Convoy’ leader says he just wants to go home after spending night in jail

‘My organizing days are over,’ Chris Barber said Friday, when he was granted bail.

ottawacitizen.com

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

So much for that cause eh?

‘Freedom Convoy’ leader says he just wants to go home after spending night in jail​

“Freedom Convoy” leader Chris Barber says his “organizing days are over” and he just wants to go home to his farm in Swift Current, Sask., after being arrested and jailed on charges of mischief and obstruct police.

‘Freedom Convoy’ leader says he just wants to go home after spending night in jail

‘My organizing days are over,’ Chris Barber said Friday, when he was granted bail.

ottawacitizen.com

I guess we won't be getting a latter-day "Letter from the Birmingham Jail" from this freedom-fighting hero.

 

[B00Mer]

Media sucks.. as much as those folks living around DC

 

[B00Mer]

So much for that cause eh?

‘Freedom Convoy’ leader says he just wants to go home after spending night in jail​

“Freedom Convoy” leader Chris Barber says his “organizing days are over” and he just wants to go home to his farm in Swift Current, Sask., after being arrested and jailed on charges of mischief and obstruct police.

‘Freedom Convoy’ leader says he just wants to go home after spending night in jail

‘My organizing days are over,’ Chris Barber said Friday, when he was granted bail.

ottawacitizen.com

OH FFS - 1 night in jail.. he didn't even get a chance to get his ass streched.

Ask Flossy, he know all about getting his ass streched. (by Trudeau)

 

[spaminator]

Canadian Actress Evangeline Lilly (known for Lost and Antman) shares a heartfelt plea with Trudeau to sit face to face with the truckers and hear their requests.

 

[Serryah]

Do you have confirmation? I haven't found anything except for the Ottawa police tweet, they also said she threw a bike at the horse

"They" who?

Cause it's clear she threw nothing at the police, bike, walker or anything.

Closed she came was shuffle/ambling on her walker to move in front of horses and have others be OOOUUUTTTRRRAAAGGGGEEEDDDD that she got 'trampled'.

 

[pgs]

No sympathy; they had plenty of warning.

And yes, I'd say this about assholes on the 'left' too.

Yup you are all for police brutality, good to know next time you confused people start up .

 

[pgs]

Technically, the way I’m understanding it, it is in place as soon as it’s declared before its debated in parliament (though it has to be debated within seven days of its declaration):

Democratic safeguards: parliamentary oversight, accountability, and respecting Canadians’ individual rights​

The Emergencies Act has stringent, built-in protections which ensure democratic oversight and accountability with respect to the way in which the Government exercises its powers under the Act.

The Act also requires consultation with the provinces and territories before a Declaration is issued, unless the provinces and territories cannot be adequately consulted without unduly jeopardizing the effectiveness of the proposed action. Once a Declaration is issued, a report must be tabled in Parliament within seven sitting days explaining the consultations that have taken place.

Canada’s Emergencies Act - Canada.ca

Canada’s Emergencies Act

www.canada.ca

Great we have statutes that allows the PMO to gain total control for 7 days on a whim , and it hasn’t been used til now . Pity .