We start out with a reading from the Missal. God FIRST! God Bless. Our Victory is in Christ.
Then we get to all sorts of ... Less divine happenings.
The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) has announced that it
will not be handing over $1.4 million in d…
We start out with a reading from the Missal. God FIRST! God Bless. Our Victory is in Christ.
Then we get to all sorts of ... Less divine happenings.
The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) has announced that it
will not be handing over $1.4 million in donations to the
Freedom Convoy, and is planning to surrender the
money to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice instead.
Speaking to Canada’s CTV News on Friday, a
representative for the top 10 North American financial
institution revealed that “TD has asked the court to
accept the funds, which were raised through
crowdfunding and deposited into personal accounts at
TD.”
This is not the first time the Freedom Convoy has had
its donations frozen, with GoFundMe announcing
earlier this month that it would not hand over $9 million
out of the $10 million raised for the movement. As
justification for the move, the crowdfunding platform
cited Canadian police reports of “violence and other
unlawful activity” by the protesters. GoFundMe was
initially planning to send the money to charities instead,
but then decided to refund the donations.
The truckers switched to Christian fundraising platform
GiveSendGo shortly afterwards. However, the Ontario
Superior Court announced on Thursday that it would be
freezing funds coming from GiveSendGo accounts.
GiveSendGo responded by saying the Canadian court’s
order does not apply to it, with money still being raised
for the protesters.
With donations to the movement being seized on
multiple occasions, the truckers are now turning to
cryptocurrencies.
Meanwhile:
Consumer Prices Continue to Surge as U.S. Inflation in
January Rose to a 40-Year High of 7.5%
By Cullen McCue February 11, 2022 at 5:14pm
An unprecedented surge in U.S. inflation reached
another four-decade high in January, accelerating to a
7.5% annual rate. On Thursday, the Department of
Labor said the consumer-price-index – which measures
what consumers pay for goods and services – reached
its highest level since February 1982 when compared
with January of the previous year. This topped
December’s 7% annual rate, with both figures well
above the 1.8% annual rate for inflation in 2019.
Could Trucker Populism Create A New North American
Nation?
In both Canada and the U.S., anti-System sentiment is
unmistakably rising among the very people the System
depends on.
The future of the
English-speaking world may depend on what actual
workers and frontline military and law enforcement
decide to do when they are given unjust orders from
corrupt and hostile Regimes.
(from a conservative’s point of view), the
situation in Canada is fundamentally asymmetrical:
While conservative populist sentiment is largely taboo
within Canadian institutional politics and mainstream
media, radicalized liberal dogmas are not only tolerated
but performatively embraced
How much insane can it get:
DHS Warns Americans That Dropping COVID
Restrictions Might Lead To ‘Acts Of Violence’ By
‘Extremists’
Maintain till the Last. God's Love.
