This evening, with a hat tip to SDA regular reader Dick P., we present a documentary entitled The 12th SS Massacre of the Canadians in Normandy. This is a vivid reminder of the sacrifices that our brave Canadian ancestors gave while fighting for the freedom of the people of France.
Prior to 1940, the people of France were free. But they lost their freedom for 4 long years. Prior to March 2020, we Canadians also took our freedom for granted. Then it disappeared, at first due to a microscopic enemy. But it wasn’t soon after when power hungry “leaders”, under the banner of an “emergency”, took away some of our freedoms. Then more. Then even more. Honourable men and women would have insisted upon restoring these freedoms as soon as possible but instead, many of those in charge, and their well paid propagandists in the legacy media, engaged in a campaign of ridiculing, belittling, and othering everyone who dared question any of their policies.
While it’s absolutely true that the two events, 80 years apart, are not directly comparable, only a myopic fool would dare argue that a vast number of our freedoms haven’t been systematically stripped away in the past two years. Our current day freedom fighters don’t wear uniforms and don’t fight with guns but they are indeed heroes that historians will proudly write about. We are all eternally grateful to have them peacefully fighting to restore our freedoms, and those of future generations. #TruckersAreOurHeroes
Your most compelling tips of the past day are gratefully appreciated.
Bonus: Here are the next two Faces of Protest portraits taken by Dan Aponte (on Facebook) :