In this very interesting discussion, Ezra Levant shares his predictions on how the Canadian Freedom Revolution is going to come to a successful end and much quicker than anyone realizes:
If Ezra is correct, I must confess that the impetus for this ending coming via an external source is one I would not have predicted but his logic seems very sound.
There is a strong counterpoint to Levant’s theory. It’s one I’ve heard from several different sources. Here’s a piece by Alexandra Bruce of why Trudeau or his successor will not succumb to the demands of the Freedom Protest anytime soon. h/t “J West”
Finally, here’s a comprehensive analysis of all of this by Giles Hoffmann. h/t Brian
Whatever occurs, it’s going to take agreement from two parties for this all to end:
- The federal Canadian government and all (most?) provincial governments
- The truckers and other protesters
Who precisely constitutes group #2 is quite nebulous since this is a truly authentic grassroots campaign.
Several days ago, I summarized my own ideas into a two-part list of requirements that I think should be met before things end:
- Minimum requirements that are non-negotiable
- A list of additional things that should occur
I’ve deliberately held off on publishing these ideas because I think it’s much too early. My individual thoughts are unimportant; it’s the ideas of those on the frontlines that matter. But if the protesters were to ask you for your ideas on the Non-negotiable and Negotiable requirements, what would you tell them?

