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Breaking; Colin Bigbear claims CFIA has sent a new message that they're culling the ostriches no matter how many people are at the farm. He says this could be Ottawa "3.0." He says it's the last stand & if CFIA culls the birds "we starve." #ostrichfest #ostrichconvoy

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It had looked like 40-50 people out there or so, lots of kids. A few of the Albertans left already like Qweenie (she's going to a funeral today and was drunk on live at home for hours). Elliot McDavid and his wife left too afaik & Santa (Darryl) was headed back to Three Hills.

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Colin's live but it's still just free and slightly out of tune bands.

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Jim Kerr just went live and it appears they're getting the message from the CFIA that Colin Bigbear is now worried about via a reporter who spoke to Katie Pasitney. I know news already reported before this weekend that the CFIA won't communicate in advance when they're coming.

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This morning Katie said she spoke with a Canadian Press reporter who allegedly told her CFIA said they would no longer compensate the farm for the ostriches because they didn't cull the birds themselves. She also claimed the reporter was crying & the cull is bec of Big Pharma.

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Anything the CFIA told a reporter would have been during business hours last week. BTW Jim says Pat King and Katie have spoken and Pat's invited her to talk with him on his show in Montreal. Katie is sure doing the whole convoy/far right circuit, including the Rebel.

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Also, they've given up on asking for an axe and now just want chopped wood.

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Sunday night at Ostrichfest and the band is...well they're certainly holding instruments? 😬

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Now the different parts of the cult are fighting over the farm's past participation in WEF and covid research, and whether the 69 ostriches who died had been injected with covid antigens or not. Those sharing because you're also freedumb convoyers, read this thread:

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The ostrich convoy demands the freedumb to infect CDN $6.84 billion plus poultry industry. Same fine folks who demand the freedumb to give you COVID, measles, and polio. Jail. Not Bail.

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Remind me - What % of our food supply is ostrich?

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