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The Night Before - Open Letter to Parliament

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First published at 17:54 UTC on February 19th, 2022.

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The night before Trudeau's plunge into fascism, the convoy put out an open letter to parliament regarding their reasons for protest and concerns of Canadian citizens, including their Charter Rights - just after which the WEF puppet shut down pa…

Also included in this video is a clarification by one of the Freedom Convoy lawyers, reiterating what the government's emergency proclamation does and does NOT say. It does NOT say you can't come to Ottawa and join the people's voice in a peaceful manner. They can't outlaw that, as it would be a violation of the Charter Rights. Instead, they try to cause a reaction in people to justify further physical violence on their part. If you can't stay calm, if you can't stay peaceful even in light of Trudeau's goons - don't join the protest. If you can stay calm and peaceful, then by all means come. The more Canadians standing up for their rights, the harder it is for the thugs to deny Canadians their rights.

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