He went to the United States to give some speeches at freedom rallies, and when he stepped off the plane back in Canada, the Nazis were waiting and arrested him for daring to speak out against them in the US. Then they ran out and created a new law that says if you go outside the country and speak out against Canadian medical authorities or its unjust laws it's now a crime. A business owner was convicted of repeatedly daring to open his business and received a forced speech stipulation that forces him to read a pre-prepared script from the government any time he disparages them in public. So he can't talk to anyone without first reading the script, or he goes to prison. It's the first judicial sentence of forced speech in Canadian history.
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He went to the United States to give some speeches at freedom rallies, and when he stepped off the plane back in Canada, the Nazis were waiting and arrested him for daring to speak out against them in the US. Then they ran out and created a new law that says if you go outside the country and speak out against Canadian medical authorities or its unjust laws it's now a crime. A business owner was convicted of repeatedly daring to open his business and received a forced speech stipulation that forces him to read a pre-prepared script from the government any time he disparages them in public. So he can't talk to anyone without first reading the script, or he goes to prison. It's the first judicial sentence of forced speech in Canadian history.
I know, I have been following shit up there for over a year via Rebel News.
