11 Replies to “2 Canadian Political Prisoners Released”
If I had not watched Tucker’s Canadian interview the other day, I would know very little about the case. I guess I still don’t, and the Canadian media is saying nothing.
I think that’s why these two political prisoners are out of Queerdeau’s gulag. Tucker’s interview brought too much attention to their cases.
If only they were mooselimb terrorist murderers, Potato would be throwing millions at them.
illegal bouncy castles
There are too many canadians in Alberta.
Convicted of some BS charge and released for time served in a plea deal is hardly a victory.
The process is the punishment.
Regimes usually start releasing political prisoners when their tyranny is set to end.
Look for the moment Trudeau announces his retirement and that he will be moving to a country that doesn’t have an extradition treaty with Canada or the US.
China, Cuba, or Ukraine?
They served two years for what? Minor nothing charges? And since they served in remand which is regarded as far worse than prison, they got four years by Canadian legal standards. There is no justice in my country. The RCMP are corrupt.
Similarly, you don’t hear much about the Toronto police killing of gunsmith Roger Kotanko in Port Dover. The cop who shot Kotanko 4 times was “exonerated” by the SIU but the circumstances of the case are truly bizarre. The family of the victim are suing for $23 million so one hopes that the truth comes to light.
If I had not watched Tucker’s Canadian interview the other day, I would know very little about the case. I guess I still don’t, and the Canadian media is saying nothing.
I think that’s why these two political prisoners are out of Queerdeau’s gulag. Tucker’s interview brought too much attention to their cases.
If only they were mooselimb terrorist murderers, Potato would be throwing millions at them.
illegal bouncy castles
There are too many canadians in Alberta.
Convicted of some BS charge and released for time served in a plea deal is hardly a victory.
The process is the punishment.
Regimes usually start releasing political prisoners when their tyranny is set to end.
Look for the moment Trudeau announces his retirement and that he will be moving to a country that doesn’t have an extradition treaty with Canada or the US.
China, Cuba, or Ukraine?
They served two years for what? Minor nothing charges? And since they served in remand which is regarded as far worse than prison, they got four years by Canadian legal standards. There is no justice in my country. The RCMP are corrupt.
Similarly, you don’t hear much about the Toronto police killing of gunsmith Roger Kotanko in Port Dover. The cop who shot Kotanko 4 times was “exonerated” by the SIU but the circumstances of the case are truly bizarre. The family of the victim are suing for $23 million so one hopes that the truth comes to light.