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February 24th, 2022 Newsletter |
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When the people fear their government, there is tyranny, when the government fears the people, there is liberty.
Thomas Jefferson
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DOCTORS ON TOUR Is Coming To The Kootenays
The Doctors On Tour, featuring Dr. Stephen Malthouse M.D. and Dr. Charles Hoffe M.D., is coming to Trail, Castlegar, Nelson, Kaslo, and Creston. These are open house events to educate people questioning COVID, masking, vaccine safety especially for children, and lock down measures, so please spread the word Far and Wide. Stay Tuned for Posters.
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Trudeau in 2015
"Fear, is a dangerous thing, once stoked, whether by a judge on the bench, or a Prime Minister with a dog whistle, there is no way to predict where it will end."
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Liberals announce RCMP has given convoy donor info to banks, accounts frozen |
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A member of the Sikh community describes why he's in Ottawa, fighting for our freedom. |
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Police on horseback road their horses aggressively through the crowd of protestors, trampling over two of them, injuring an elderly indigenous woman with a mobility walker, breaking her clavicle.
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Ottawa Police tried to claim that someone had thrown a bicycle at the horse in an attempt to injure it. |
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Rebel News reporter, Alexa Lavoie, is struck three times with a wooden baton by one policeman, while simultaneously being shot in the leg with some sort of tear gas canister, from point blank range, by another policeman (this is what causes Alexa to scream out in pain).
Disturbing Footage and Audio
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A policeman forcefully knees a protester on the ground 4 times. |
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Another policeman knees and punches a protester on the ground while a MSM reporter casually watches it unfold and says nothing. |
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A policeman roughs up a protester, hitting him multiple times with his/her baton, including a head shot. |
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One of the leaders of the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, Tom Marazzo, holds a press conference on Saturday afternoon in which he summarizes some of the police violence inflicted on peaceful protesters in the previous couple days and calls for the peaceful withdrawal from the streets Ottawa to prevent others from being brutalized by police. |
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The Freedom Convoy protesters in Ottawa on the night of Sat, Feb19th after a difficult couple days facing police brutality and intimidation. |
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Massive demonstration in Calgary on Saturday. |
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One of the Freedom Convoy leaders, Tom Marazzo, discusses some of the things that went on behind the scenes in Ottawa, some of the reasons for the decision to peacefully withdraw, and where he sees things going from here. |
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New Yorkers protest in front of the Canadian consulate. |
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Senator Denise Batters gives a powerful speech against invoking the Emergency Measures Act. |
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Senator David Wells gives a great speech in which he details how the Emergency Measures Act was never intended to be used in this way.
He also speculates in his Twitter feed that the reason Trudeau revoked the Emergency Measures Act a mere two days after Parliament had voted to approve it, was because the government could read the writing on the wall that the Senate was going to vote against it.
Could it be that a nation-wide email campaign to Senators to vote "No" was successful?
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This is posted by Rob Morrison, MP for Kootenay-Columbia FB today.
This tweet is from one of my Conservative colleagues. If you live in Kootenay-Columbia and are experiencing the same thing, please call my office at 250-417-2250. We are experiencing a very high call volume, so please leave a message if no one answers, thank-you.
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Pic from outside the School Board Office in Nelson on Fri, Feb18. |
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Pic slideshow from the Castlegar rallies Feb19&20. |
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And a speech from a Castlegar mother. |
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Couple pics from the Paterson border rally Sun, Feb20. |
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Video & pics from convoy and rally in Nelson on Mon, Feb21. |
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"God we need you now" by Struggle Jennings & Caitlynne Curtis |
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Recent News from Prior Newsletters
Feb 17
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SAFE BUSINESSES
in the Kootenays
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Support the Businesses which are upholding the Charter of Rights & Freedoms
List of Safe Businesses Here
Cranbrook, Kimberley and the Elk Valley list
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KOOTENAY FREEDOM
CODE OF CONDUCT
- DO NOT ENGAGE with hecklers. IGNORE THEM. Please do not heckle in return, do not approach, and do not surround them in a group, which could be construed as threatening.
- If a heckler is disruptive, ASK FOR ASSISTANCE FROM AN EVENT ORGANIZER to approach the person and ask them to stop.
- DO NOT ARGUE with people who are clearly there to mock us or disrupt the event. TRY TO AVOID RAISING YOUR VOICE. If possible, offer them printed information about the topics under discussion.
- DO NOT ACKNOWLEDGE drive-by hecklers. A friendly wave at supportive drivers is fine.
- IF APPROACHED BY MEDIA, direct them to the media spokesperson designated in advance by the organizing committee for that event.
- SHOW KINDNESS whenever possible.
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KOOTENAY FREEDOM
Provisional Charter
Kootenay Freedom is a volunteer-run group consisting of people from the West Kootenay region, formed in 2020 in response to growing concern related to COVID measures.
Our goal is to empower people by providing educational material and resources and by coordinating planning meetings and public events. Our mandate supports medical freedom, vaccine choice, informed consent, privacy rights, unbiased journalism, transparent science, free speech, democracy and the opening of the economy.
Kootenay Freedom is governed by an executive committee consisting of a rotating chair and administration and includes a membership of over 1300 participants.
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