Calgary's Canada constable Brian Denison, on the horrific actions of Canadian police officers in Ottawa today; his words against his fellow police officers are potent
Calgary's Canada constable Brian Denison, on the horrific actions of Canadian police officers in Ottawa today; his words against his fellow police officers are potent
I cannot believe you use a Facebook link on your substack.
We really do need to desist using the services of those who seek us harm. It makes a mockery of the idea that we are serious in our resistance.
Don't get me wrong, I understand that we can effectively use their infrastructure - whilst they still permit it - but, there has to be a better option than sending people to sign in to Facebook to read something. The longer we avoid utilising other, more friendly - platforms, the more vulnerable any resistance movement will be when they finally decide to cut them off entirely. Look at Trump and Twitter in the run up to the 2020 election as a glaring example.
Imagine the outcome of WWII had the allies been reliant upon the Nazi industrial complex to procure its weapons...
Thanks for posting this excellent video. My hubby..a retired police constable (Winnipeg, MB) shared this with his veteran assoc. buddies who believe all the mainstream media narrative 💯…hopefully a few will wake up🤔
For weeks the cops in Ottawa, and elsewhere, dealt with the protesters peacefully, and even interacted reasonably. There was a underlying sense of trust.
Now, there were exceptions, like the cops that arrested that older gentleman for honking his horn. That was quite disturbing.
But I find it hard to fathom that a cop can one day deal with people rather reasonably, and the next day turn into a storm trooper, ready to beat anyone in their way to the ground. Where's the honour in that? These storm troopers didn't show any ID, and their faces were completely covered. While accusations of "white supremists" were used to describe the protesters, it would appear this term was rather misdirected. When hearing what is being said by those in power to describe the people that came to peacefully protest, it seems they are speaking into a mirror instead of a camera.
I truly feel sorry for the cops among us that hold to their principles, their reputations have been tarnished. The pride they may have felt of their duty has been eviscerated.
And for those in command of the storm troopers, there's a special place in hell waiting your arrival. You may live to see that day of reckoning. The shame you will feel will be your hell on earth.
Recently, I have come to believe that there is a fine line between the police and criminals. Unfortunately, this was demonstrated during the police crackdown of the peaceful protestors in Ottawa. I believe that not all cops are corrupt but there seem to be enough of them that eagerly do a tyrannical government's bidding, I saw a video of some cops' eyes as they stood ready to break up the demonstrations. They looked sad; still, they went ahead and attacked the protestors. "I was just following orders." They were nothing but brownshirts. The RCMP are no better. I have lost my faith in my government, in the Canadian banks, and in the officers who are supposed to serve and protect Canadians. The Calgary police constable who bravely spoke out against the tyranny is a rare exception I believe. I was against defunding the police. I stood for them. Why didn't they stand for me and other Canadians?
I am going to have the grandest of feasts to celebrate when that effete fool, Trudeau, is arrested. It MUST happen.
I cannot believe you use a Facebook link on your substack.
We really do need to desist using the services of those who seek us harm. It makes a mockery of the idea that we are serious in our resistance.
Don't get me wrong, I understand that we can effectively use their infrastructure - whilst they still permit it - but, there has to be a better option than sending people to sign in to Facebook to read something. The longer we avoid utilising other, more friendly - platforms, the more vulnerable any resistance movement will be when they finally decide to cut them off entirely. Look at Trump and Twitter in the run up to the 2020 election as a glaring example.
Imagine the outcome of WWII had the allies been reliant upon the Nazi industrial complex to procure its weapons...
copy the vid to rumble
Would have liked to read it or watch this, but I have never been, nor will ever be on fakebook.
Thanks for posting this excellent video. My hubby..a retired police constable (Winnipeg, MB) shared this with his veteran assoc. buddies who believe all the mainstream media narrative 💯…hopefully a few will wake up🤔
Unfortunately, this doesn't play unless one is a FM user.
I hate Facebook, but used a friend's account to watch: It was worth it! Brian Denison is a man of principles with great moral courage ~ 👏👏👏
The disconnect is quite troubling.
For weeks the cops in Ottawa, and elsewhere, dealt with the protesters peacefully, and even interacted reasonably. There was a underlying sense of trust.
Now, there were exceptions, like the cops that arrested that older gentleman for honking his horn. That was quite disturbing.
But I find it hard to fathom that a cop can one day deal with people rather reasonably, and the next day turn into a storm trooper, ready to beat anyone in their way to the ground. Where's the honour in that? These storm troopers didn't show any ID, and their faces were completely covered. While accusations of "white supremists" were used to describe the protesters, it would appear this term was rather misdirected. When hearing what is being said by those in power to describe the people that came to peacefully protest, it seems they are speaking into a mirror instead of a camera.
I truly feel sorry for the cops among us that hold to their principles, their reputations have been tarnished. The pride they may have felt of their duty has been eviscerated.
And for those in command of the storm troopers, there's a special place in hell waiting your arrival. You may live to see that day of reckoning. The shame you will feel will be your hell on earth.
Recently, I have come to believe that there is a fine line between the police and criminals. Unfortunately, this was demonstrated during the police crackdown of the peaceful protestors in Ottawa. I believe that not all cops are corrupt but there seem to be enough of them that eagerly do a tyrannical government's bidding, I saw a video of some cops' eyes as they stood ready to break up the demonstrations. They looked sad; still, they went ahead and attacked the protestors. "I was just following orders." They were nothing but brownshirts. The RCMP are no better. I have lost my faith in my government, in the Canadian banks, and in the officers who are supposed to serve and protect Canadians. The Calgary police constable who bravely spoke out against the tyranny is a rare exception I believe. I was against defunding the police. I stood for them. Why didn't they stand for me and other Canadians?
Beauuutiful 💔♥️✊🏼