In a world where financial freedom and dissenting voices are under siege, one question looms large: Is Trudeau's debanking of dissenters threatening Canadian democracy? As we explore this alarming trend, it becomes clear that the stakes are high. More on this below. Keep reading.
In recent years, the Trudeau regime has initiated a troubling practice of debanking Canadian citizens who have found themselves on the wrong side of the World Economic Forum (WEF), a move that has particularly targeted members of the Freedom Convoy and other "thought criminals." This article delves into the disconcerting details of this debanking wave, revealing a systematic financial strangulation of domestic opponents.
The Debanking Epidemic Unearthed
A disturbing revelation emerged through an access-to-information request conducted by Blacklock's Reporter: a total of 837 Canadians, all of whom actively oppose the WEF's Agenda 2030, have experienced the abrupt closure of their bank accounts over a five-year period. This pattern is deeply concerning, indicating a targeted crackdown on dissenting voices within Canada.
Trudeau's Allegiance to the Globalist Elite
Critics argue that Justin Trudeau, who owes his political position to Klaus Schwab, is acting as a pawn for the globalist elite, punishing those who dare to reject the elite's ideology. This debanking wave appears to be an alarming manifestation of his allegiance to forces beyond the interests of the Canadian people.
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada's Involvement
Complaints regarding this debanking spree have reached the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, shedding light on the systematic financial strangulation of domestic opponents. What's particularly striking is that the vast majority of these debanking cases do not align with legitimate reasons, such as cases of terrorism or money laundering, which are the only legal grounds for government intrusion into citizens' financial liberties.
Unveiling the Impact on Freedom Convoy Supporters
A closer examination of the numbers reveals a grim reality: 267 bank accounts and 170 Bitcoin wallets belonging to Freedom Convoy supporters have been ensnared in this financial web. An estimated $7.8 million in wealth has been confiscated from individuals who stand in opposition to the Trudeau regime and its globalist allies. This financial censorship raises significant ethical questions about the government's interference in the financial affairs of its citizens.
The Murky Waters of Debanking
The legitimacy of this exercise in financial censorship came under scrutiny during a hearing on March 7, 2022, where Angelina Mason, representing the Bankers Association, testified. She explained that while the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) supplied a list of names, banks were also given separate orders to exercise their own judgment in identifying account holders for debanking. This decentralized process raises concerns about potential abuse and discrimination.
Unanswered Questions and Concerns
The narrative surrounding this debanking wave grew even murkier when New Democrat MP Daniel Blaikie inquired about the fate of individuals who were debanked but did not feature on the RCMP's provided list. The one-word response from Mason, a stark "Yes," leaves lingering questions about the extent of this debanking campaign and its potential to encroach on the financial freedom of Canadian citizens who express dissenting views.
Hot Take: It seems Trudeau is determined to make "debanking" the new buzzword in Canadian politics, but let's not forget that democracy thrives on diversity of thought, not financial strangulation. While we may not have found the humor in this situation, Trudeau's actions certainly resemble a tragic comedy of errors.
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