Juno News - January 30, 2023
Remember this, Trudeau?
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Summary
Twelve months ago, Canadian truckers relit the flame of freedom, liberty, and patriotism back into the culture of this country. After two and a half years of authoritarian mandates, it s tyrannical lockdowns and division coming from all levels of government in this country, and to celebrate the occasion, Canadians gathered across the country for Freedom Convoy reunions. But you know who wasn t so happy to see a bunch of freedom-loving Canadians getting together again? Well, the Liberal Legacy Media and Dear Leader Justin Trudeau.
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Welcome everyone to Ratioed. My name is Harrison Faulkner and happy one-year anniversary to all
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my small fringe minority friends, my unacceptable view-holding, tinfoil hat-wearing fellow Canadians.
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Twelve months ago, Canadian truckers relit the flame of freedom, liberty, and patriotism
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back into the culture of this country. After two and a half years of authoritarian mandates,
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it's tyrannical lockdowns and division coming from all levels of government in this country.
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And to celebrate the occasion, Canadians gathered across the country for Freedom Convoy reunions.
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But you know who wasn't so happy to see a bunch of freedom-loving Canadians getting together again?
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Well, the Liberal Legacy Media and dear leader Justin Trudeau, of course.
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Stick around as we have the highlights from weekend gatherings across the country,
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hilarious legacy media coverage of the Freedom Convoy reunion, and of course,
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it wouldn't be a Ratioed episode without comments straight from the mouth of dear leader.
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Drop a like in the video, help us out by subscribing to the True North YouTube channel,
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and the comment question for the episode is this. Let me know in the comments what your
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favorite Freedom Convoy moment or memory was from just last year. All right, let me know and let's
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get into it. So these were the scenes over the weekend outside Parliament Hill in Ottawa,
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as Canadians gathered to celebrate the one-year anniversary of what was likely the largest and
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most peaceful protest in the history of this country. Now, similar scenes took place across
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the country. This was the scene as truckers rolled back into Cootes, Alberta for their own
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convoy reunion. Now, this was the scene just outside Toronto in the GTA as well over the weekend.
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A slow roll protest took place in North Bay, Ontario over the weekend as well. There were even
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protesters out in Kelowna, British Columbia, marking the one-year anniversary. Now, as you could
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have guessed, not everyone in Ottawa was so thrilled with the sight of a bunch of peace-loving,
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freedom-loving, patriotic Canadians. After all, as we know from Legacy Media Reports,
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just the sight of the Canadian flag alone is enough to trigger the Ottawa residents. It's enough to give
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them nightmares of the nasty days of peace-loving Canadians shouting freedom and demanding to have
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their lives back. I mean, what could possibly be worse for these Ottawa residents than to see what
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is likely a large group of unvaccinated Canadians waving Canadian flags singing O'Canada? Oh, the
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horror. All of that patriotism, all of that joy, all of that love of country was just too much to handle
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for one Ottawa resident, one Ottawa resident who is now being labeled as a counter-protester
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because, well, I'm not even going to bother describing it. Just take a look at this clip.
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Those divisions were on display. A counter-protester clashed with a member of the Freedom Convoy.
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That's right. Take a look at this again. This Ottawa counter-protester goes on what I can only
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describe as a megaphone rampage, swinging her megaphone at the faces of a bunch of peace-loving
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Canadians. I think, guys, the phantom honking was just too much for her. The phantom honking in her brain,
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the loud noise of those nasty trucker horns was just too much to handle for this Ottawa counter-protester.
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She just had to take matters into her own hands, right? Now, to be fair, it could have been a lot worse
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for Ottawa residents. From the media coverage I can see, both from legacy media and from even True
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North cameras, True North's Ellie Canton Nantel was on the ground to cover the reunion. I did not see any
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hot tubs or bouncy castles. So, you know, as we all know, Ottawa residents, they can't handle the flag.
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They can't handle the national anthem. And really, they can't handle the sight of a bunch of happy,
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peaceful, flag-waving Canadians. But at least they didn't have to set their gaze upon a hot tub,
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upon a bouncy castle. Because from what we know, that was the straw that broke the camel's back,
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right? It was all fun and games until Justin Trudeau saw the bouncy castle come out. Then it was time
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to bring in the horses. Then it was time to invoke wartime-like measures on a peaceful protest.
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So, no bouncy castle at the bouncy castle rebellion reunion. Kind of disappointing for me,
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but you know what? Beggars can't be choosers, right? I'm just happy to see a bunch of Canadians
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with a smile on their face, waving our flag. But you know who isn't so happy about that?
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CTV News Ottawa. You have to check out this hilarious news broadcast clip over the weekend.
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Good evening, as Ottawa marks the grim anniversary of the occupation of the nation's capital,
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protesters holding their spot on Parliament Hill for a second day today, a reunion to mark the
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occasion. CTV's Natalie Van Roy is back from the Hill and joins us live tonight. Natalie.
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Well, Jeremy, the small group stayed put on the Hill all Saturday and into Sunday. Ottawa police say at
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one point a small convoy entered Ottawa, but was quickly redirected out of the city.
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Good evening. Ottawa marks the grim, scary anniversary of the Freedom Convoy when a bunch of Canadians
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showed up in their own capital, waving our own national flags, seeing our own national anthem,
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feeding the homeless and cleaning up after themselves. It was a very scary time indeed.
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I mean, the legacy media really can't help themselves, right? They'll never be able to
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stop trying to paint the Freedom Convoy as some sort of insurrection, some sort of
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occupation or January 6th inspired event. They'll never be able to stop doing that. But if I'm going
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to give them anything, one thing I will say is that this time at least they interviewed the people
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on the ground. Because during the Freedom Convoy, as you'll remember, the legacy media didn't do that.
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They had no interest in interviewing the people. All they had interest in doing was trying to make
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the protesters look as bad as possible, to find the one bad apple in the Freedom Convoy and use that
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to cover the entire group. Now, Justin Trudeau was asked by liberal legacy media reporters about the
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one-year reunion of the Freedom Convoy. And look at how he answers this question. This is the same guy
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that invoked the Emergencies Act, wartime-like measures on a peaceful protest. This is the guy that
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ordered the horses in on the protesters. The guy that sent in the cops to pepper spray and beat
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protesters in the nation's capital. He is now saying that people who are struggling in this
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country, who are going to be at these reunion protests, are lashing out.
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I understand that there are lots of Canadians who are hurting and they will continue to lash out and
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be frustrated. They have, of course, every right to express themselves, to protest. It's an important
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part of our democracy that we'll always defend. At the same time, I think leaders have a choice.
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What is responsible leadership? Well, I think responsible leadership is acknowledging the
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concerns and anger that people are feeling and look to solve for it, look to provide solutions,
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look to reassure people, not to amplify that anger.
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That's right. So Justin Trudeau thinks that the protesters hugging each other, singing our national
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anthem and waving our national flag are lashing out. But the great freedom-loving leader,
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the architect of liberty, Justin Trudeau, says Canadians have every right to protest the government,
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except when he said during the Emergencies Act inquiry that protesting for changes in government
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policy, well, that's not allowed. Yeah, I think we have a robust functioning democracy and
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protests, public protests are an important part of making sure we're getting messages out there and
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Canadians are getting messages out there and highlighting how they feel about various issues.
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But using protests to demand changes to public policy is something that I think is worrisome.
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I think I've got it now. You have every right to protest, but just not for political change.
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You can yell until your voice gives out, but don't you possibly expect political change to come when
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you protest? That only takes place in free countries, not Canada. Now, just to rub salt in the wound for
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Justin Trudeau and his liberal government, former Democratic presidential candidate and Congresswoman
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from Hawaii, Tulsi Gabbard, absolutely torched Justin Trudeau on her podcast over the weekend.
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Now, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Canada has yet again very recently shown just how anti-freedom and
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anti-democracy he actually is. But using protests to demand changes to public policy is something that
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I think is worrisome. Okay. So here we have the Prime Minister of Canada saying that, yes,
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we have a highly functioning democracy and people's voices, the Canadian people's voices should be heard
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and they have the right and freedom to protest. However, if those protests are used to demand
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change in government policy, then no, that shouldn't be allowed. Just in that statement in
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and of itself, you got to wonder how this guy doesn't see the hypocrisy in his singular phrase.
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The freedom of speech is welcome. Just don't use it to demand change in your own government. Why else
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would anyone go out and protest? If you are happy with everything that's going on,
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that your government is doing everything just right, why would you go out on the streets and
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lift your voice? Why would you go out and protest unless it is actually to demand change?
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So take a look at some of these comments under Tulsi Gabbard's post.
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I have always respected the Prime Minister's office and the person holding it until this guy.
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I am frustrated, confused and fear for our future. You know, I actually think that that comment is how
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a lot of Canadians feel. You know, the reason why the Freedom Convent was such a big deal was that it was
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so unexpected. It was so unexpected in a country like Canada, because we've been pushed so far.
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We've been pushed so far to the brink that all we had left was to get together and send a very loud
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message to our government. Excellent point of view. Very well said. Hear, hear for free speech and
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expression in USA and Canada. And this one here. Hi, Tulsi. That is certainly a lengthy and imaginative
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way of writing. They are liars and gaslighters. And this is a reminder to let me know in the comments
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what your favorite Freedom Convoy memory is. For me, it was when I was standing on Wellington
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Street, surrounded by peace-loving Canadians, together singing O Canada.
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O Canada, our home and native land. True page and love, in all our sons' command. With glory hearts
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we see, we see the rise, the true north strong and free. From far and wide, O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
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All right, that's going to do it for us on the show. Thank you so much for tuning in.
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I'll catch you on Thursday. My name is Harrison Faulkner, and this is Radio.