Trudeau’s Ulterior Motive to Drop the Emergency Act?

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Canada’s Prime Minister dropped the Emergency Act two days after he said he’d keep it and the banks began unfreezing accounts of donors to the Freedom Convoy and some truckers. It’s quite stunning.

One problem is the overzealous dictators in the Trudeau regime were casting doubt on the feasibility of the banks. Another problem is the government will be sued by the Canadian Civil Rights Association. There might be something else at work here.

The Conservative Treehouse made the point that the regime might have backed off because Canadian banks will be among the first to use World Economic Forum, Great Reset, digital reset. They can’t have their banks looking untrustworthy.

The digital reset is communism, read about it here, here, and here.

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Overturn the Table
Overturn the Table
3 years ago

@ egorr,

All wars are bankster wars, especially in a bankster banana republic.

GuvGeek
GuvGeek
3 years ago

The Bankers had a lot more to lose than the Canadian Government had to gain. Canadians were making a run on the Banks and it is my understanding that Canadian Banks are required to have any Cash Reserves to the Banks and the Government were facing a currency crash. Trudeau is still going to have to deal with Truckers. The… Read more »

egorr
egorr
3 years ago

The Canadian Banksters took Brandeau aside, smacked the crap outta him, and said, “Nice going, you thumb-sucking IDIOT – you’ve made the Great Unwashed Masses realize how much power we will have over them when Digital Currency is introduced!!?? Now we have to find some way to put them back to sleep!” So, Fidel Brandeau removed his temper tantrum… TOO… Read more »

The Great Leap WEF
The Great Leap WEF
3 years ago

Love the altered Brokeback Mountain video edit of Schwab and Trudeau.
G rated of course, nothing Netflix nasty

Francis W. Porretto
Francis W. Porretto
3 years ago

People everywhere should start thinking critically about money, currency, and banking. Why do you value those pieces of paper in your wallet? Why are you concerned with those numbers on the screen that represent your “bank balance?” Given what’s been happening across the so-called free world — the asset seizures, the account freezings, the rampant inflations — do you really… Read more »