The Secret Teachings 2/23/22 - Truck Frudeau: Canada's Reichstag w. Teresa M
Feb 24, 2022 ·
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Today, the Emergencies Act has been revoked in Canada while the 'People's Convoy' began in the U.S. However, its invocation over a protest should have us thinking. On February 27,...
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Today, the Emergencies Act has been revoked in Canada while the 'People's Convoy' began in the U.S. However, its invocation over a protest should have us thinking. On February 27, 1933, the German parliamentary building burnt. The next day, the Decree for the Protection of People and State went into effect. Within weeks, on March 23, the same parliament passed the Enabling Act, assigning all legislative power to Hitler and his ministers. The Canadian Prime Minister has acted much in the same way, invoking the Emergencies Act in the face of thousands of Canadians refusing to acquiesce to public health demands just to work or live. Justin Trudeau then suspended physical parliamentary gatherings to avoid criticism of his power grab, while censoring MPs who call in with questions. The PM then worked to arrest and detain without bail, confiscate property and bank accounts, and more. Canadian officials have repeatedly called protestors horrible names, including Nazi, even equating 'Honk Honk' to Heil Hitler. It is astounding how Trudeau's Deputy Minister, Chrystia Freeland, is the granddaughter of an actual Nazi collaborator - Michael Chomiak. Trudeau himself is a Young Leader under the guidance of the World Economic Forum and Klaus Schwab, whose father ran Escher-Wyss, a Swiss company in Ravensburg that manufactured weapons of war for the Nazis. George Soros is another admitted Nazi collaborator on the front lines of the global reset.
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