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Any one of us are in danger in this country if we go against the narrative as we see in this Coutts case. They have and continue to torture these men even though they have been found not guilty of the crimes they were accused of based on the lies by the RCMP. The justice system that is supposed to protect us is victimizing us.
https://autonomoustruckers.substack.com/p/on-the-coutts-verdict-part-one
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After musing about this for over two weeks and reading comments here have to speak out. I just listened to Premier Smith on her talk segment this morning and found it interesting as usual. Her comment about the bully in the room in Canada was her dig at Dougie and loved it.
Anyway had a conversation with an elderly gentleman last weekend about the referendum as he was upset it was happening. I said I will be voting to have a real referendum if only to wake the rest of Canada up. I for one have thought separation through and the only way it works is to be the 51st state which I am not against.
I have 3 children and one works in B.C. on a pipeline in environmental end so not an Alberta Redneck. He said that the ones he works with admire our Premier and think she is on the right track. He also agrees as do I as there is absolutely no one that would be better. My daughter was all about age limits as it pertains to U.S. president. I personally think Trump is great but know I am alone on it....
“Canada” didn’t sign….Carnage did. He doesn’t speak for me.
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The Carney government has quietly signed a controversial United Nations cybercrime treaty that critics warn could dramatically expand international surveillance powers—all without a public announcement in Parliament or a national debate.
The move has triggered demands for answers from Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis, who questioned why Ottawa abandoned its earlier objections to the agreement and signed it with little public attention.
“The Liberal government should explain why there was no parliamentary or public debate on this treaty that many believe will impact the surveillance of Canadians,” Lewis wrote Friday.
Ottawa insists the UN Convention against Cybercrime is intended to help countries cooperate against transnational cybercrime and contains some of the strongest human rights safeguards ever included in an international criminal justice treaty.
“Cybercrime is a global threat that requires a global response,” Foreign ...
