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Many in our northern neighbor have reached gorge limit with their Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. It\u2019s certainly easy to see why. Draconian gun laws aside, people are fed up with mandatory vaccines and lock downs.<\/p>\n
So much so that a campaign event for the Prime Minister was canceled over security concerns after angry protesters rallied against the liberal leader.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s been a tough year for the Canadian people,\u201d Trudeau told reporters after the event was cancelled. \u201cAnd it\u2019s been a tough year for these protesters as well. \u2026 I know and I feel anger, frustration, maybe even fear.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cBut we must deal with that anger with compassion.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Odd my idea of compassion does not involve cutting and running in the face of push-back from constituents. Or reporter\u2019s questions.*cough*<\/p>\n
Furious crowd forces Justin Trudeau to cancel campaign event: ‘Need freedom’<\/h3>\n
Canada’s federal election will be held Sept. 20<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n
Emma Colton<\/strong><\/p>\n
A campaign event for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was canceled over safety concerns after angry coronavirus protesters rallied against the liberal leader. <\/p>\n
“I need freedom,” read one sign held by a protester in Bolton, Ontario, on Friday. While others repeatedly screamed, “F*** Trudeau!,” and people were seen waving their middle fingers at the prime minister. <\/p>\n
The event was first postponed by two hours on Friday, and was eventually canceled over security concerns due to the rowdy crowd.<\/p>\n
Much of the anger was in response to the Canadian government\u2019s strict approach to vaccines and repeated lockdowns in the country. <\/p>\n
Earlier this month, Trudeau said that people would be banned from boarding any plane, train or cruise ship in Canada unless they are fully vaccinated. All government employees are also required to get the vaccine, along with airlines and railways employees. He also announced on Friday that if he\u2019s reelected, a $1 billion program would be established to assist provinces in developing vaccination passport programs. <\/p>\n
His doubling-down on strict coronavirus policies comes ahead of the Sept. 20 federal election in the country, but not all Canadians appear satisfied with his approach. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n
How many scary firearms do you suppose the Canadians have turned in since their ban went into effect? Likely, proportionately about the same as US citizens in New York, New Jersey, etc. Not many, in other words. <\/p>\n
Now he\u2019s wielding the vax hammer, and people have had enough.<\/p>\n
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