PM Trudeau’s Personal Security Resigns, Refuses to Execute Unlawful Orders

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Corporal Buford of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police has resigned from his role as personal security for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. He said he will no longer execute unlawful orders. Judging from the way the police have reacted towards the truckers, many of them agree.

“I have drawn my line in the sand. No more silence and compliance from me.” He said there is no justification for the limitation on their rights, including that of mobility and privacy.

He read off the rights Canadians have that are being violated. Corporal Buford is incredibly honorable. As he read the oath of office he took when he accepted his position, he was passionate and emotional. He blasted Trudeau.

The Charters of Rights and Freedoms in Canada and oath of office of the Mounted Police: We will not walk in fear of each other…..

“Freedom from Fear. Canadians take up the Torch for Freedom As Americans quake in fear because of the geriatric tyrants and Fauci cultists in Washington.”

You have to hear him out and pray we get some leaders like this:

https://twitter.com/CarmYEGAB/status/1490510057708015616?s=20&t=gID4cL06bKI-EOLr8BH9-w


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R Case
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R Case
1 year ago

Kids in the USA dream about becoming president. Kids in Canada dream about joining the NHL or the Mounties. It’s interesting that no Canadian kid wants to be the Prime Minister (unless you are a prime minister’s kid.) I’m hoping this Mountie’s stand and personal sacrifice will get a lot of attention and get some of his police colleagues “off the fence.” Doing the right thing has consequences but it is what gave us an incredible country.

R Case
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R Case
1 year ago

Kids in the USA dream about becoming president. Kids in Canada dream about joining the NHL or the Mounties. It’s interesting that no Canadian kid wants to be the Prime Minister (unless you are a prime minister’s kid.) I’m hoping this Mountie’s stand and personal sacrifice will get a lot of attention and get some of his police colleagues “off the fence.” Doing the right thing has consequences but it is what gave us an incredible country.

Ben Colder
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Ben Colder
1 year ago

Turdough never has been a favorite of mine glad I don’t live in Canada.Why they don’t vote him out is beyond me.

The Prisoner
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The Prisoner
1 year ago

This repressive situation does not end without law enforcement taking the side of laws and rights. Removals of leaders would be required. The condemnation from the security chief is strong and unprecedented. A problem is that most westerners sit around waiting for someone else to do something while complying. They have chosen subservience. Meanwhile security forces will continue beating people after hearing the biggest attack on a leader by a security official ever. They actually do what they consciously know is wrong.

Greg
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Greg
1 year ago

House of Commons debating trucker protest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT01gcghcQQ