>I take it that Justin's dad was a stand-up-guy then
Probably not but I don't really know. What I do know is that he had charisma out the ying-yang. Canucks were in love with the guy. You might say he was Canada's version of Donald Trump though much more polite. Look up "fuddle duddle".
I haven't been to Parliament for Canada Day in a long while but I remember it being wall-to-wall people. The scene today looks like Canada Day. Canucks are on fire.
Sounds like you need Daniel Jackson from Stargate SG-1 to solve that.
>Police Report No Violence as Thousands Stage Peaceful Protest in Canadian Capital Over Mandates
I posted earlier that Parliament Hill looks like Canada Day. Here's a thought: there is NEVER any violence on Canada Day. What are the chances that Ottawans could be convinced that organic violence could happen now? If the RCMP tries it, they will FAIL.
>This is the plan when the corrupt government drops the mandates.
Without the mandates, what's the digital ID gonna be for? Let's not jump the gun. There have been many proposals similar to this going all the way back to 1990's. I know because I worked on a similar proposal for developing a bank ATM working off digital ID cards for unemployment insurance. Need more info.
>baker thinks stew is a traitor
Why? Because he's colourful and flamboyant like Alex Jones? Need more than that to condemn the guy.
>After two years, the coronavirus hits one of the last uninfected places on Earth
Proving once again that you can't stop a virus. The moral of the story is obvious. The MSM writes shit like this to test the public's stupidity. Sorry to say that most people fail the test.
>manifesto?????
>BAKER DOESN'T LIKE THAT WORD IN HIS BREADAT ALL
The Unabomber is yesterday's news. Why should this even be considered?
>a letter from a math mind on how tech will fully and completely enslave you is hardly 'yesterday's news'
The question is whether or not it is notable. It is not.
>I have a new found respect for GoFundMe
With 6 million bucks on the table, they probably thought twice about pulling the tiger's tail.
>So, it's that easy to shutdown a highway?
How easy is it to derail a train? Nevermind nails on the road. Imagine nails removed from a single rail, leading to thousands of tons of solid iron careening off an embankment. I shudder just to think of it.
>thing that raised my suspicion was the removal of so many of the pinned threads that were full of useful info
There was a discussion about that. Anons were complaining that they got in the way of finding the latest bread. Personally, I think that there's still too many pins.
The nails aren't big enough to stop a truck. Might work on cars but methinks that they would have to be embedded in the road. There are special devices for that with four sharp corners so that a sharp point is guaranteed to puncture the tire.
Kek. Weren't we talking last night about Turdeau and Ardern being related? Someone must having been listening in, kek. Oh, the coincidences are so delicious in this movie.
Whoa. You killed 100 posts in one fell swoop. I guess you ought to keep going. Thank you for your service.
Gotta say, Portland Andy is coming up with some GREAT looking pics. Souvenir material.
Could be that GoFundMe is making money off the money but they don't pay out interest regardless of whether the money is locked or just sitting there. What kind of interest do you think we're talking about?