Marco Mendicino should resign

[foenix]

I seem to remember that the Ottawa police were in agreement with the Convoy, so many of them turned away from making minor issues into bigger ones.

Wasn’t it also true that tow truck operators felt much the same, and refused ir excused their way out if “orders from on high” to remove convoy truckers.

Seems that there was underground and hidden ‘resistance’ to the regime.

You've answered your own question about the need for the EA which cleaned out the trash in matter of days after it was involked.
Nice to read that you are indirectly agree with putting the EA into place as the Ottawa police and the tow truck drivers were doing nothing to clear the garbage away from the streets of Ottawa. Excellent leadership and foresight, Marco Mendicino!!

[rustled]

I seem to remember that the Ottawa police were in agreement with the Convoy, so many of them turned away from making minor issues into bigger ones.

Wasn’t it also true that tow truck operators felt much the same, and refused ir excused their way out if “orders from on high” to remove convoy truckers.

Seems that there was underground and hidden ‘resistance’ to the regime.

It’s growing, as is the anger at Niberals from all walks of life.

Mendacity himself is a target for the resistance. Lying toad should have been fired long ago.

Yup.

It's pretty telling when the Canadian government has to use the most extreme measure at their disposal to FORCE Canadians who work in law enforcement to act against Canadians protesting against that Canadian government's overreach.

The folk who celebrate this use of the EA to protect the Liberals against Canadians' objections to their overreach really haven't thought it through.

[Catsumi]

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[Catsumi]

I seem to remember that the Ottawa police were in agreement with the Convoy, so many of them turned away from making minor issues into bigger ones.

Wasn’t it also true that tow truck operators felt much the same, and refused ir excused their way out if “orders from on high” to remove convoy truckers.

Seems that there was underground and hidden ‘resistance’ to the regime.

You've answered your own question about the need for the EA which cleaned out the trash in matter of days after it was involked.
Nice to read that you are indirectly agree with putting the EA into place as the Ottawa police and the tow truck drivers were doing nothing to clear the garbage away from the streets of Ottawa. Excellent leadership and foresight, Marco Mendicino!!

For the life of me I cannot figure how you construed that I indirectly support use of EA from my post.

Can I make it any clearer for those with reading issues?

[foenix]

You've answered your own question about the need for the EA which cleaned out the trash in matter of days after it was involked.
Nice to read that you are indirectly agree with putting the EA into place as the Ottawa police and the tow truck drivers were doing nothing to clear the garbage away from the streets of Ottawa. Excellent leadership and foresight, Marco Mendicino!!

For the life of me I cannot figure how you construed that I indirectly support use of EA from my post.

Can I make it any clearer for those with reading issues?

It's not the reading issue, it's the freudian slip as one is writing.....

I seem to remember that the Ottawa police were in agreement with the Convoy, so many of them turned away from making minor issues into bigger ones.

Wasn’t it also true that tow truck operators felt much the same, and refused ir excused their way out if “orders from on high” to remove convoy truckers.

Seems that there was underground and hidden ‘resistance’ to the regime.

That's part of the hypothesis of the convoy that nothing was done by law enforcement or the tow truck drivers to clear the streets of Ottawa of the garbage that was littering their streets. That's part of the reason Mr. Mendicino had to call the EA to clear the illegal occupiers out of Ottawa because of the failure of law enforcement and the two truck drivers.

[Catsumi]

Pretty damn scanty reasoning to call EA by Mr. Mendacity (obviously acting in behalf of Coward in Cottage JT)

The only way I’d personally support the EA is if it was implemented due to the reasons for creating it in the first place.

The convoy comes nowhere close to meet requirements of calling in the EA.

[Pappywinkle]

Interim Ottawa police chief Steve Bell confirms the obvious fact that the EA was necessary to end the illegal occupation. And while democracy haters will try to argue that certain people didn't use specific words and specific phrases, informed voters all agree with Steve Bell and are thankful that the Liberal government used the EA to protect the rights and freedoms of Canadians.

ESS: 'It was absolutely needed to end that protest' - Ottawa's police chief on use of Emergencies Act

Did Ottawa Police request the use of the Emergencies Act to bring an end to the blockades in downtown Ottawa? Interim police chief Steve Bell tells Evan while the service didn't specifically ask for it, "it was absolutely needed to end that protest." Listen to the full, exclusive conversation. Listen to The Evan Solomon Show podcast on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow us on Twitter at @EvanSolomonShow.

https://www.iheartradio.ca/580-cfra/sho ... de=Article

[Gone_Fishin]

Interim Ottawa police chief Steve Bell confirms the obvious fact that the EA was necessary to end the illegal occupation. And while democracy haters will try to argue that certain people didn't use specific words and specific phrases, informed voters all agree with Steve Bell and are thankful that the Liberal government used the EA to protect the rights and freedoms of Canadians.

ESS: 'It was absolutely needed to end that protest' - Ottawa's police chief on use of Emergencies Act

Did Ottawa Police request the use of the Emergencies Act to bring an end to the blockades in downtown Ottawa? Interim police chief Steve Bell tells Evan while the service didn't specifically ask for it, "it was absolutely needed to end that protest." Listen to the full, exclusive conversation. Listen to The Evan Solomon Show podcast on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Follow us on Twitter at @EvanSolomonShow.

https://www.iheartradio.ca/580-cfra/sho ... de=Article

So? Marco still lied to Parliament and the rest of Canada, and that's the issue.

[foenix]

*removed*

[Pappywinkle]

So? Marco still lied to Parliament and the rest of Canada, and that's the issue.

Except he didn't - at all.

[Catsumi]

removed.

[LordEd]

removed.

[The Green Barbarian]

Interim Ottawa police chief Steve Bell confirms the obvious fact that the EA was necessary to end the illegal occupation. And while democracy haters will try to argue that certain people didn't use specific words and specific phrases, informed voters all agree with Steve Bell and are thankful that the Liberal government used the EA to protect the rights and freedoms of Canadians.



https://www.iheartradio.ca/580-cfra/sho ... de=Article

So? Marco still lied to Parliament and the rest of Canada, and that's the issue.

[Pappywinkle]

Prime Minister Trudeau again so accurately proves why the EA was justified and effective. Calls for Mr. Mendicino to resign are baseless crying from sore losers that their demands to dissolve government didn't work.

Thank you Mr. Prime Minster and Mr. Mendicino for standing up for rights and freedoms of Canadians!

Trudeau defends vax mandates, Emergencies Act decision, in interview

Justin Trudeau says people who chose not to be vaccinated against COVID-19 must accept the consequences of those decisions, including lost employment and restricted access to transportation and other services.

"It was their choice and nobody ever was going to force anyone into doing something they don't want to do," the prime minister said in an interview with CBC Radio's The House airing on Saturday.

"But there are consequences when you don't. You cannot choose to put at risk your co-workers. You cannot choose to put at risk the people sitting beside you on an airplane," Trudeau said before leaving for international summits in Africa and Europe.

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Trudeau spoke at length during The House interview about the unrest, how his government responded to it and whether his own comments referring to the protesters coming to Ottawa as a "small fringe minority" holding "unacceptable views" contributed to the anger.

"No. I will always call out unacceptable rhetoric and hateful language wherever I see it," he said, insisting his remarks in January were never intended for the vaccine hesitant, but for those he believes were deliberately spreading misinformation and disinformation.

"Now, unfortunately, with … our modern social media and communications world, that was picked up and conflated and extended on. And I'm not going to start to say I was taken out of context, but my point was that there are people who are deliberately trying to stir up hate and intolerance and misinformation," he added.

"And we do need to call out those folks even as we continue to do everything we can to reach out in thoughtful, reasonable ways to people who do have worries or concerns and focus on allaying those worries and concerns."

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The prime minister argued in the interview that using the powers in the act did nothing to block free speech, or peaceful assembly. The line was drawn, he said, when it was clear to the government that this was an illegal occupation.

He compared his decision to end the protests, and the language he used to condemn those advocating illegal actions, to criticism of his decision that every Liberal candidate must endorse a woman's right to choose.

"Well, I got accused of being divisive on that because people who believe deeply in being anti-abortion were therefore excluded from my perspective on this," he said.

"Any time you're going to take a strong position, especially one that is contested in society, there are going to be people who feel that you are strong against them. And what you have to do every step of the time as a leader is figure out whether or not it is worth the division to stand up on something that you know is right, and whether it's women's rights or the freedom of people to be protected during a pandemic."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudea ... -1.6499214

[featfan]

This man wants a hybrid Parliament for another entire year because of Covid fears. Yet he feels completely safe to go mask free amongst thousands of strangers.
Marco is a fraud.