11 Replies to “Coutts: What Happened Yesterday”

    1. I like the “some regions before others” option. By all means, lock down the two major population centers who are screaming the loudest for the lock downs to continue. Five years outta do it. Cowtown, Edmonchuck, you listening?

      BTW, I voted “all at once”.

      1. I did as well.
        Any of the other choices put the power of freedom back into the hands of Kenney, and it’s not his to hand out.
        Open the door, remove all restrictions, and throw away the key.
        God speed to the Truckers !!

  2. I don’t get this one. Blockading is leverage. Parking at the roadside is nothing. So the truckers gave in to the Kenney thugs and got nothing in return, they forfeited their leverage, and they’re now wondering why the govt can slow walk in response? Hello? Looks to me like a brilliant strategic position was just thrown away.

    1. Sounds like they can lock it back down whenever they want. This is in response to the Liar Kenney pissing & moaning about an illegal blockade. Now it’s the Liar Kenney’s move. If it’s not to the protester’s liking, they can shut it all down again.

  3. The key is to double the protests throughout the province every day until Kenney ends all covid regulations. Moe says that will happen soon in Saskatchewan.

    Kenney has upstaged Saskatchewan before, opening the province for the Stampede, a week or two ahead of Moe’s previously announced opening. We need to get both these provinces to zero covid regulation.
    I’m beginning to think Kenney should resign as well.

    1. Apparently Jack Probisec is saying that Canadian Truckers and farmers are blocking the border in Sarnia, Ontario.
      If this is so, a big thumbs up.
      I hope they turn the screws even tighter.
      I’d like to see what that bitch Governor Whitless has to say about that.
      Line 5 much ?

    2. Yep. Then he can go noodle under the bed with the Baked Potato, now that The Stool has been flushed.

  4. Kenney out, Jean in, getter done, over and done. What a pasifist nation we have become. Fearful to live and accept, GOV can’t FIX NOTHING.

    Take cash, Yep. build an empire of selling self serving mutts, YEP. Be accountable, NOPE. Preach to the folks they represent, YUP. Take fat perks and pensions, YUP. Be liable for their ineptitude and virtue signalling actions, NOPE.

    Hey, stand up, lead, be accountable, respect those who pay the bills, not those who take, and take.

    My opinion, if you don’t file a tax return, do not PAY taxes, or are employed in civil service, you can not vote.

  5. There is a lot of blatant BS being made by the government and the MSM.

    Post Media claims that truckers stuck in Sweetgrass are starving. In Sweetgrass there are: 2 Restaurants (Glocca Morra Inn and the Paper Dollar Bar); 2 Convenience Stores – one being Mars Gas Bar; 1 Hotel with at least one bathroom (Glocca Morra Inn). There is an Interstate Highway Rest Area with heat and running hot water; there is a “last chance” turn around just before US Customs – drivers can go back to Shelby if they don’t like sitting in Sweetgrass. Anything Post Media presents as “news” is nothing more than Dipper or Lieberal issued talking points.
    The driver “stuck” in Sweetgrass sounds like a close family member to George Chahal. Either he was bald face lying or was not even in Sweetgrass. Otherwise, he would know he had access to modern facilities and meals.

    Have you noticed that protestors that are parasites are favoured by the MSM, Dippers, Lieberals, Watermelons, etc.? If you pay taxes to support the government you are disparaged by those aforementioned groups when you speak up. West Lethbridge (UofL) MLA and Dipper Bitch Shannon Pillips was condemning the protest and demanding it be shut down. She only won her riding because the UCP lost votes to the WildRose Separation Party last election.

    1. Plywood Palace still open? Kewl. Haven’t been there in years.

      And Shannon Phillips? Yeah, she’s a prize, ain’t she?

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