Stingray at Rally's?
PUDDING POP
Pfizer Building Surrounded By Protestors In Paris France
When BLM or Jesse Jackson surrournd your HQ they get paid off or you suffer a literal or figurative arson.
https://rumble.com/vtlvh6-pfizer-building-surrounded-by-protestors-in-paris-france.html
If Patriots surround yor HQ they're deemed terrorists by government and MSM.
Feds all over rally's and tentacles everywhere.
Gay boi's on the ground and in the air (Stingray).
FBI using Israeli apps to poke around in cell phones.
Big Tech Google, FB, Twat, Microsoft Apple
Big Comm Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, et al.
Camera's on the Convoy - license plate tracking and coming bureaucratic harrassment
They all gotta fall and soon.
The Canadian Government enlisting the Muslims to 'voice' their operation plan to label the truckers racists et al.
>"With extremist voices attached to the protest and online chatter about possible violence, we started talking with police and city officials, and then early [Friday] morning we got a notice saying the venue we were going to use would be pretty much unavailable because of safety concerns," Fareed Khan, founder of Canadians United Against Hate, said in an interview with CBC News on Saturday.
>He said City of Ottawa officials had notified him on Friday of the safety concerns, and his group began to consider cancelling the event. Khan said his concerns for the safety of participants was driven by the size of the crowd and the presence of protesters carrying "racist signs, the Confederate flag and other such paraphernalia which is connected to extremism and racism."
Sauce?
>The Canadian Government enlisting the Muslims to 'voice' their operation plan to label the truckers racists et al.
>>"With extremist voices attached to the protest and online chatter about possible violence, we started talking with police and city officials, and then early [Friday] morning we got a notice saying the venue we were going to use would be pretty much unavailable because of safety concerns," Fareed Khan, founder of Canadians United Against Hate, said in an interview with CBC News on Saturday.
>>He said City of Ottawa officials had notified him on Friday of the safety concerns, and his group began to consider cancelling the event. Khan said his concerns for the safety of participants was driven by the size of the crowd and the presence of protesters carrying "racist signs, the Confederate flag and other such paraphernalia which is connected to extremism and racism."