Is Trudeau Actually Instructing the RCMP to Vandalize Equipment?

 

Is Trudeau Actually Instructing the RCMP to Vandalize Equipment?

Al Ritter

It’s one thing to turn your War Powers Emergency Act against your own people that disagree with you but it’s an entirely different thing to order your Royal Canadian Mounted Police to destroy personal property in the name of the War Powers Act.

Just the use of the word conjures up bad feelings. This Act hasn’t been used yet, but Trudeau intends to use it on his own people labeling them enemy combatants as “War Powers.”

Destruction of personal property was done to construction equipment on personal property not to equipment blocking public roadways, and was done is such a vicious way that it will cost the owners tens of thousands of dollars to repair all on the orders of Justin Trudeau.

They just didn’t disable the said equipment, but they purposely destroyed the inner workings of these pieces of construction equipment. The pieces of equipment are along the lines of excavators and frontend loaders, not exactly fast pieces of equipment intended to travel great distances.

The fact that they were on private property when they were vandalized is particularly disturbing. The RCMP told the owners to move the equipment further into the interior of their property which they did.

But the vandalism happened anyway, the question remains at whose hands and under whose orders. If Trudeau continually vilifies his own citizens and uses the government to financially punish the law abiding citizens he will definitely have a war on his hands. If in fact he’s using the RCMP to do his brown shirt work under the cloak of darkness, it will only be a matter of time before one of them comes forward as a whistleblower, then his whole house of cards will come tumbling down.

See the Video of vandalism here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyZS_fMYdUg&feature=youtu.be