CDN/US Covid-related political discussion

[The Bread Guy]

Wow. I’m surprised the MPs didn’t pick him up.

.... yet ...

A Canadian Army officer in New Brunswick is under investigation after calling for other military members and police to rise up over vaccination and pandemic restrictions.

Maj. Stephen Chledowski spoke in uniform in a seven-minute video Thursday, describing government actions during the pandemic as tyranny. He went on to describe vaccination for COVID-19 as "genocide."

Daniel Le Bouthillier, the head of media relations for the Canadian Forces, confirmed in an email that Chledowski is an active member of the military based at 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown.

"We are investigating the incident and will be taking appropriate action," Le Bouthillier said in the statement without specifying what that action may be ...

 

[OldSolduer]

This particular officer needs to be very publicly denounced and released ASP. That is as close to encouraging mutiny as I can think of.

 

[Furniture]

NTOG: basically Navy SOF (at least that's what they think )

CLD: Navy Clearance Divers

Not to be pedantic, but also, clearly to be pedantic... CLD means Cloud.

If the divers can't come up with a cool short form of their trade that isn't cloud, it's a bit sad.

Information archivée dans le Web | Information Archived on the Web
https://skybrary.aero/sites/default/files/bookshelf/3298.pdf

 

[Colin Parkinson]

JT wanting to follow in his father footseps

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-severe-consequences-demonstrators-1.6348661

 

[OceanBonfire]

The motion was defeated 185 to 151, with the Liberals, NDP, and Greens, for the most part, voting against the move and the Conservatives and Bloc Quebecois voting in favour of it.

MPs defeat Conservative motion calling for federal plan to end vaccine mandates, restrictions

The Conservative push to have the Liberal government present a plan to end federal vaccine mandates and restrictions by the end of the month was struck down on Monday.

www.ctvnews.ca

 

[daftandbarmy]

MPs defeat Conservative motion calling for federal plan to end vaccine mandates, restrictions

The Conservative push to have the Liberal government present a plan to end federal vaccine mandates and restrictions by the end of the month was struck down on Monday.

www.ctvnews.ca

uh oh....

 

[Brad Sallows]

So the motion was to set an end-of-month deadline for a plan (not a motion for a plan to end mandates by end-of-month), and that was too much to ask?

 

[Halifax Tar]

So the motion was to set an end-of-month deadline for a plan (not a motion for a plan to end mandates by end-of-month), and that was too much to ask?

Yes. Apparently so lol

 

[Remius]

So the motion was to set an end-of-month deadline for a plan (not a motion for a plan to end mandates by end-of-month), and that was too much to ask?

Did you seriously think they would agree?

 

[Brad Sallows]

I didn't know the motion was in train before learning of its outcome. All I learned from this is how chickensh!t the LPC and NDP have become.

 

[Halifax Tar]

Did you seriously think they would agree?

You're right. At this point were so divided one could propose the sky is blue and the other would disagree.

 

[Jarnhamar]

So the motion was to set an end-of-month deadline for a plan (not a motion for a plan to end mandates by end-of-month), and that was too much to ask?

You should have a little more faith in our evidence based scientific government. It's too early in this pandemic to rush to failure and commit to a plan.

 

[Good2Golf]

You should have a little more faith in our evidence survey based scientific virtue-signaling government. It's too early in this pandemic to rush to failure and commit to a plan. Building back better takes time…lots of time…probably until just before Election 2024.

There you JH, I saw you searching for some words…

 

[PPCLI Guy]

You should have a little more faith in our evidence based scientific government. It's too early in this pandemic to rush to failure and commit to a plan.

They have learned from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and CMP.

The key is decision-based evidence making...

We need 3 Brigades...and umm...here is some evidence
We need 15 hulls...
We need 88 F35s....
We need to hire 7,000 of the easiest peole to hire...so yeah, cooks, infantry and tankers it is...

 

[dapaterson]

Please.

MSE Ops are in the easy mix, too.

 

[PuckChaser]

You're right. At this point were so divided one could propose the sky is blue and the other would disagree.

No, one side would call you a racist, misogynist and unCanadian. The other would disagree.

 

[Fishbone Jones]

No, one side would call you a racist, misogynist and unCanadian. The other would disagree.

You forgot undesirable, taking up space, not to be tolerated, extremists

 

[daftandbarmy]

They have learned from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and CMP.

The key is decision-based evidence making...

We need 3 Brigades...and umm...here is some evidence
We need 15 hulls...
We need 88 F35s....
We need to hire 7,000 of the easiest peole to hire...so yeah, cooks, infantry and tankers it is...

 

[Halifax Tar]

NS is lifting COVID restrictions Mar 21

'I truly believe that we are ready': N.S. to lift all COVID-19 restrictions on March 21

The Nova Scotia government is moving up its timeline for easing public health restrictions. Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says, if the province continues to stay on its current course, all COVID-19 restrictions and guidelines will be lifted on March 21.

www.google.com

 

[OceanBonfire]

MacKenzie has been identified by the Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) as the de facto leader of Diagolon in Canada. CAHN identifies Diagolon as a far-right extremist group.

Leader of far-right group, woman charged in anti-mask protests outside N.S. top doctor's home

Two people -- including a man who has been identified as the leader of an extremist group -- have been charged after anti-mask protesters gathered outside the home of Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health three nights this week.

atlantic.ctvnews.ca

2 charged with intimidating health professional after protests outside home of top N.S. doctor - Halifax | Globalnews.ca

Jeremy Mitchell MacKenzie and Morgan May Guptill have been charged with criminal harassment, mischief, harassing phone calls and intimidation of a health professional.

globalnews.ca

And the government had to instantly come up with a bill for protection:

N.S. passes bill to protect senior health officials from harassment outside homes

The Nova Scotia legislature quickly adopted new legislation Thursday protecting senior health officials from harassment and intimidation outside their homes.

atlantic.ctvnews.ca

N.S. bans protests outside homes of health officials after top doctor harassed | Globalnews.ca

After protests outside Dr. Robert Strang's home this week, Nova Scotia introduced legislation to establish a 50-metre 'safe zone' around homes of health officials and providers.

globalnews.ca