by Keean Bexte
January 24, 2022
I am currently driving ahead of the Freedom Convoy speaking with the hundreds of excited Canadians who are lining the Trans-Canada Highway waiting for the Freedom Convoy to drive by.
I set out to report the side of the story that Trudeau and the CBC don’t want you hearing, and that is what my cameraman and I are going to do.
While I wait on the side of the road for the convoy to catch up, I wanted to share this breaking news with you: Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has announced a growing food shortage crisis and is calling on Trudeau to comply with protesters and end the vaccine mandate for truckers.
Secondly, Alberta’s notorious Trudeau senator Paula Simons has labeled this convoy and all anti-mandate protesters a “systemic problem.” You can read about that here.
I am going to have to get back on the road soon, but I wanted to keep you posted with exactly what is happening here on the scene. Hundreds of trucks are on the road, east bound to Ottawa to lock the capital city down. To watch my first video report, click here!
Keep fighting for what is right,
Keean Bexte
Editor-in-Chief
TheCounterSignal.com
Since Jason Kenney forgot, I’ll be kind enough to remind him that he and his government helped push the mandates; masks that cause bacterial infections and other conditions that could have been prevented, jabs that are slowly committing genocide against us, ridiculous social distancing to reduce and control the truth between people, massive 4-digit fines for anyone not believing the narratives, confining everyone within the walls of their homes like prison cells, including the vulnerable and those who need to be social, passports, trashing churches and restaurants, ignoring the increase in drug o/d’
s and suicides, the wilful attacks on our health care system, including it’s precious workers, covering up evidence the government dumped unjabbed deaths in the jabbed side, the list goes on. Where was this sincerity two years ago when it would have mattered? Oh, it wasn’t there.
Sorry, Kenney. You did not stand up for the people when we needed you to. You did not ask questions or challenge any of the narratives. You complied like an obedient drone and wrapped everyone in chains, destroying our legal system, our constitution, our charter of rights, all in the name of public health (which ironically, is in far worse shape than it would have been if you simply left it alone). The one thing you did do: Take action to control your borders within your province while our feds were busy calling everyone racist, that was noticed, but it wasn’t enough. Speaking out now is too little, too late and amounts to you merely sniffing the political wind. We did not forget what you did to us.
Fatboy Kenney’s definition of a food crisis is if he’s denied an extra helping of pie for lunch with his friends at the Sky Palace.