Despite what the title of the article says. I did see other sources that had similar info on a broken clavicle, video of her leaving the hospital and the fact hat she is Mohawk. I have no reason not to believe those things. She’s apparently 49.
To be clear, I was making a general statement. I couldn't see what the alleged comments or statements were, other than the Force was concerned with them or some of them (it is entirely possible it was my inability to access the social media link - anybody that knows me would understand). I don't even know if they were made by members on or about to be on the line or by a 'cheering section' using their thumbs.
Maybe she is, maybe she isn't (to me, she looks like she is Aboriginal). The key point is 'so what'. The events were either justified or not, regardless of the heritage of the players.As far as The Post Millenial is to be believed, more on the woman with the walker
Woman trampled by Trudeau’s forces during freedom protest identified as Indigenous elder
Sero reportedly suffered a broken clavicle from the trampling.thepostmillennial.com
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Colour me paranoid, but I started noticing the "strengthening gun control" ads returning to TV just as this whole Wellington Street goat rodeo was ramping up. Then, rumbings of an RFA to the CAF followed by whispers about invoking the EA. As I posted in the "Gun Control 2.0" thread, were the Liberals using these TV ads to shape the battlespace for eventually using the intended-all-along EA to seize all the banned guns once the amnesty expires?
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The only Canadians that matter right now are the ones who will vote on this later today. It will be a whipped vote and the measure will pass, despite what their constituents may really want.More Canadians strongly oppose Emergencies Act: Mainstreet poll
The percentage of Canadians who support the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act is nearly the same as the percentage who oppose it — but slightly more are against it, according to new polling by Mainstreet Research. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Act for the first time in...
Strongly oppose-39More Canadians strongly oppose Emergencies Act: Mainstreet poll
The percentage of Canadians who support the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act is nearly the same as the percentage who oppose it — but slightly more are against it, according to new polling by Mainstreet Research. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Act for the first time in...
That poll shows more Canadians support it than oppose it.
That’s not what he said. It said more strongly oppose. But yes.
Battle for Wellington St.Just some food for thought - Crowd control poorly managed by the government of the day. Battles won.
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Statistically very close using that metric.
My point was that it doesn't matter what Canadians want during a whipped vote.
It's been a long time since politics has been about what Canadians want.
Almost as if some have intentionally been driving a wedge between people for political gain, with little regard to what that does long term.
