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Ontario’s Amish community is under siege The Amish community is facing unprecedented fines and legal hurdles due to their refusal to comply with ArriveCan mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic. REPORT by @EzraLevant:

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@ezralevant It’s to steal their land. This is all at the direction of the WEF+ UN.

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@ezralevant @CanRevAgency is corrupt as fuck. Every single government organization and NGO is corrupt. They're putting out fake bills and you can't fight them. Well sorry Bobby hamilton but we're not ever paying you.

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@ezralevant Any half baked lawyer ought to get that reversed, seeing as the arrivecan app was a massive farce from the get go!

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MANTIENE LA POSTURA 🫡 Pese a su actitud 'neutral', Roger Goodell se pronunció sobre las políticas de diversidad que Trump está implementando en Estados Unidos. Descubre qué dijo aquí. 👇 #NFL #RogerGoodell #Trump

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@ezralevant I’ve donated ! @barnes_law and @thevivafrei , I hope you will put this on blast. The Amish in Canada are being treated as bad as they are in the US. Our government is a disgrace

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@ezralevant Why is the govt trying to Bankrupt the Amish???? What is going on? They want their land? Pissed the Amish didn’t take the vax?

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@ezralevant Thanks for doing this Rebel News!

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@ezralevant More liberals trying to take away your freedom and livelihood.

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@ezralevant FRANÇAIS

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@ezralevant They are welcome in America.

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@ezralevant Our government are F’ing Aholes

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Amish community fined $400,000 for failing to download ArriveCan app Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 reports from Chatsworth, Ontario, where the Trudeau Liberals' bureaucrats have targeted an Amish community with massive, punitive fines for failing to use the ArriveCan travel app — despite the Amish not using smartphones, let alone applications. Last night on The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra reveals how Ontario’s Amish community is under siege, facing unprecedented fines and legal hurdles due to their refusal to comply with digital mandates. Here's why this is a travesty. In the serene countryside of Chatsworth, a community of Amish farmers lives as if in the 18th century, adhering strictly to their faith and traditions. Their simple way of life — without electricity, telephones, or the internet — sets them apart from the rest of the modern world. Yet, this peaceful community is now grappling with a problem no one would have expected: a heavy-handed government bent on enforcing digital compliance. The Amish, originally from Europe, found refuge in North America, escaping persecution in countries like the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland. They settled in regions like Pennsylvania in the United States, and Canada, where they could live according to their beliefs. Hollywood has often romanticized the Amish way of life, as seen in the Harrison Ford movie Witness, which highlighted their detachment from modern society. However, the reality is far from idyllic, especially now, as the community faces a new form of persecution. The problem began with the Canadian government's enforcement of the ArriveCan app during the COVID-19 pandemic. This app was mandatory for anyone entering Canada, requiring travellers to submit their health information digitally. The Amish, however, do not use smartphones, let alone apps. They also have religious exemptions from vaccinations, making the use of such technology unnecessary and intrusive for them. Yet, despite these clear exemptions, the government insisted on compliance, leading to severe penalties. The result? The Amish community in Chatsworth has been slapped with nearly $400,000 in fines for not using the ArriveCan app. This is a community that doesn’t use electricity, let alone digital applications. The fines were not just a bureaucratic oversight — they were a targeted action. The government even went so far as to place liens on their properties, effectively freezing their ability to obtain loans and transfer land titles within families. These punitive measures have left the Amish community in a state of shock and despair. Imagine being a farmer in need of a loan to buy cattle, only to be told that your property has a lien on it because of fines related to an app you cannot even use. This situation is not just an attack on the Amish economy; it’s a direct assault on their religious freedoms. The government’s actions have created an uneven playing field, where a community that lives without modern conveniences is being punished for not participating in a digital system. It’s a blatant case of bureaucratic bullying, and it’s happening right under our noses. Fortunately, The Democracy Fund has stepped in. They’ve begun taking up the cases of these Amish families, working to overturn the unjust fines and remove the liens placed on their properties. However, the road ahead is long and fraught with challenges, especially given the unique nature of the Amish community’s way of life. The Amish may not fight back themselves — they are pacifists by nature — but they have welcomed the help of others who see the injustice in what’s happening. This is not just a fight for the Amish; it’s a fight for religious freedom and the right to live according to one’s beliefs without government interference. It’s time to stand with the Amish and ensure that their way of life, so different yet so enriching to the fabric of our society, is protected from unwarranted government intrusion.

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I'm back in Amish country. For some bizarre reason, both Mark Carney and Doug Ford continue to persecute the Amish people for not "downloading the ArriveCan app on their smartphones". They're Amish. They don't use smartphones.
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Valerie Anne Smith

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Did you hear what Justin Trudeau is doing to the Amish farmers? One of Justin Trudeau’s stupidest rules during the Covid lockdown was to force Canadians to use the ArriveCan app whenever returning to Canada, or face a $6,000 fine. There was no science behind it — it was just bullying and a cash grab. But did you hear what Trudeau did to the Amish farmers? (You know who the Amish are, right? They’re a group of old-fashioned, religious farmers who came to Canada from Europe to escape religious persecution. They reject modern technology. They don’t use the Internet, or even electricity. They don’t have telephones and they drive around in horses and buggies.) So imagine ordering the Amish to “download the ArriveCan app to their smart phone”. Seriously. Not a single word in that sentence makes sense. But that’s what Trudeau’s border enforcers did. The Canadian Amish go back and forth to the U.S. to visit other Amish communities. And every time they came back, they’d be hit with a $6,000 ArriveCan fine — every man, woman and child. It totalled hundreds of thousands of dollars. The pandemic ended — by the way, not a single Amish got sick, they told me. But then one day, an Amish farmer went to the bank to get a loan to buy some cattle, and he offered his farmhouse as security for the loan, as usual. But the banker told the Amish farmer he couldn’t use his farmhouse as security, because the government had put a lien on it, until the ArriveCan fines were paid! Other Amish farmers checked, and they had the same liens put on their property, too. It was a total surprise — no-one had notified the Amish about that extreme tactic. If you have a lien on your property, you can’t sell it, you can’t mortgage it, and you can’t hand it down from father to son. The entire Amish community was paralyzed by this brutal enforcement of the ArriveCan app, against people who don’t even have cell phones in the first place! This is such an insane story, you’d think every journalist in the country would cover it. I mean, speaking purely from a human interest point of view, it’s fascinating — the Amish are unique; the ArriveCan app is scandalous for other reasons; the fines are astronomical, and putting a lien on a farmhouse, stopping the farmer from being able to operate, is a shocking and abusive act of government bullying. It’s an incredible story. But I haven’t seen a single “mainstream” outlet talk about this at all. Is it because they all support the ArriveCan app? Are they hostile to the Amish? Or do they simply refuse to stand up for anyone who didn’t go along with Covidmania? Granted, it’s hard to tell a story when the subjects of the story don’t use modern communication techniques, and won’t even appear on camera. But there are ways around that. Rebel News broke this story this summer, and we’ve made the decision as a company to cover it in great detail. Every single court date, every single hearing, we’ll be there. Just like we covered all 47 days of Tamara Lich’s trial, we’re going to cover this epic battle between the shy Christian farmers and the bullies of the Covid enforcers. In a way, it’s our duty — because the Amish can’t speak for themselves, we have to be their voice for them. We’re working with The Democracy Fund to crowdfund legal fees to cover the Amish — and so far, 25 different families have signed up for help! But we need to fight this battle on two fronts. The Democracy Fund will fight it in the court of law. And Rebel News will fight it in the court of public opinion. If you think this is an important story that needs to be told, please help me cover the cost of sending a journalist and a cameraman to the courts every time this case moves forward. Like Tamara Lich’s case, it could take years. But the alternative is to have the lives and property of the Amish destroyed by uncaring bureaucrats. I enjoy visiting with the Amish myself, and I’ll lead the coverage. When I can’t make it, my colleague David Menzies will be there, and other Rebels as needed. I had thought that the pain and suffering caused by the Covid lockdowns was over. I was wrong: the government is still persecuting the Amish, who suffer in silence. Help me out by making sure their voice is heard. Please go to follow this story today and in the months ahead. The Amish are old-fashioned so they couldn’t comply with Trudeau’s edict to download the ArriveCan app — surely the border police could see that. Why did they punish the Amish anyways? It’s a difficult story to cover, since no-one from the Amish community will appear on camera. But I promise you we’ll cover everything that happens and tell it to you — and we’ll talk to the lawyers, too, as the battle begins. Please click here or go to keep our journalism coming! REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:
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Did you hear what Justin Trudeau is doing to the Amish farmers? One of Justin Trudeau’s stupidest rules during the Covid lockdown was to force Canadians to use the ArriveCan app whenever returning to Canada, or face a $6,000 fine. There was no science behind it — it was just bullying and a cash grab. But did you hear what Trudeau did to the Amish farmers? (You know who the Amish are, right? They’re a group of old-fashioned, religious farmers who came to Canada from Europe to escape religious persecution. They reject modern technology. They don’t use the Internet, or even electricity. They don’t have telephones and they drive around in horses and buggies.) So imagine ordering the Amish to “download the ArriveCan app to their smart phone”. Seriously. Not a single word in that sentence makes sense. But that’s what Trudeau’s border enforcers did. The Canadian Amish go back and forth to the U.S. to visit other Amish communities. And every time they came back, they’d be hit with a $6,000 ArriveCan fine — every man, woman and child. It totalled hundreds of thousands of dollars. The pandemic ended — by the way, not a single Amish got sick, they told me. But then one day, an Amish farmer went to the bank to get a loan to buy some cattle, and he offered his farmhouse as security for the loan, as usual. But the banker told the Amish farmer he couldn’t use his farmhouse as security, because the government had put a lien on it, until the ArriveCan fines were paid! Other Amish farmers checked, and they had the same liens put on their property, too. It was a total surprise — no-one had notified the Amish about that extreme tactic. If you have a lien on your property, you can’t sell it, you can’t mortgage it, and you can’t hand it down from father to son. The entire Amish community was paralyzed by this brutal enforcement of the ArriveCan app, against people who don’t even have cell phones in the first place! This is such an insane story, you’d think every journalist in the country would cover it. I mean, speaking purely from a human interest point of view, it’s fascinating — the Amish are unique; the ArriveCan app is scandalous for other reasons; the fines are astronomical, and putting a lien on a farmhouse, stopping the farmer from being able to operate, is a shocking and abusive act of government bullying. It’s an incredible story. But I haven’t seen a single “mainstream” outlet talk about this at all. Is it because they all support the ArriveCan app? Are they hostile to the Amish? Or do they simply refuse to stand up for anyone who didn’t go along with Covidmania? Granted, it’s hard to tell a story when the subjects of the story don’t use modern communication techniques, and won’t even appear on camera. But there are ways around that. Rebel News broke this story this summer, and we’ve made the decision as a company to cover it in great detail. Every single court date, every single hearing, we’ll be there. Just like we covered all 47 days of Tamara Lich’s trial, we’re going to cover this epic battle between the shy Christian farmers and the bullies of the Covid enforcers. In a way, it’s our duty — because the Amish can’t speak for themselves, we have to be their voice for them. We’re working with The Democracy Fund to crowdfund legal fees to cover the Amish — and so far, 25 different families have signed up for help! But we need to fight this battle on two fronts. The Democracy Fund will fight it in the court of law. And Rebel News will fight it in the court of public opinion. If you think this is an important story that needs to be told, please help me cover the cost of sending a journalist and a cameraman to the courts every time this case moves forward. Like Tamara Lich’s case, it could take years. But the alternative is to have the lives and property of the Amish destroyed by uncaring bureaucrats. I enjoy visiting with the Amish myself, and I’ll lead the coverage. When I can’t make it, my colleague David Menzies will be there, and other Rebels as needed. I had thought that the pain and suffering caused by the Covid lockdowns was over. I was wrong: the government is still persecuting the Amish, who suffer in silence. Help me out by making sure their voice is heard. Please go to follow this story today and in the months ahead. The Amish are old-fashioned so they couldn’t comply with Trudeau’s edict to download the ArriveCan app — surely the border police could see that. Why did they punish the Amish anyways? It’s a difficult story to cover, since no-one from the Amish community will appear on camera. But I promise you we’ll cover everything that happens and tell it to you — and we’ll talk to the lawyers, too, as the battle begins. Please click here or go to keep our journalism coming! REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

Rebel News

381,465 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨#BREAKING: Chimney Rock NC officials confirm that 50 people from the Pennsylvania Amish community have been rotating in to help the town rebuild EVERY SINGLE WEEK... FOR MONTHS!!! Officials also say the Amish have REFUSED to be paid for their labor. GOD BLESS THE AMISH!!!!
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🚨#BREAKING: Chimney Rock NC officials confirm that 50 people from the Pennsylvania Amish community have been rotating in to help the town rebuild EVERY SINGLE WEEK... FOR MONTHS!!! Officials also say the Amish have REFUSED to be paid for their labor. GOD BLESS THE AMISH!!!!

Matt Van Swol

1,725,553 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🚨 ELON MUSK: “We paid significant attention to the Amish community. There was government overreach with the Amish farmers. They were upset, so we made sure they got out to vote.” 👨‍🌾
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🚨 ELON MUSK: “We paid significant attention to the Amish community. There was government overreach with the Amish farmers. They were upset, so we made sure they got out to vote.” 👨‍🌾

Autism Capital 🧩

2,469,729 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

During COVID, the Canadian government fined the Amish who traveled because they didn't have an App on a smartphone they don't own. Even worse, they then put liens on their farms because of their fines. The Canadian government is EVIL.
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During COVID, the Canadian government fined the Amish who traveled because they didn't have an App on a smartphone they don't own. Even worse, they then put liens on their farms because of their fines. The Canadian government is EVIL.

Derrick Evans

80,039 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

“The Amish Community is largely unvaccinated…it is very, very rare to find an autistic child..” ARREST Bill Gates for causing the Global Autism Epidemic.
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“The Amish Community is largely unvaccinated…it is very, very rare to find an autistic child..” ARREST Bill Gates for causing the Global Autism Epidemic.

Liz Churchill

77,110 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

RFK jr highlights a study done on the unvaccinated Amish Community. According to trends at the time there should have been about 2000 autism cases. Yet they only found 3. All of them adopted by the Amish after receiving their vaccines.
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RFK jr highlights a study done on the unvaccinated Amish Community. According to trends at the time there should have been about 2000 autism cases. Yet they only found 3. All of them adopted by the Amish after receiving their vaccines.

Kat A 🌸

2,540,567 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The NSW government is being forced to withdraw all remaining COVID fines issued during the pandemic. #9News READ MORE:
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The NSW government is being forced to withdraw all remaining COVID fines issued during the pandemic. #9News READ MORE:

9News Sydney

12,073 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I’ll never forget when I visited the Amish and saw how involved in their businesses their children were, dealing with the public, managing inventory, and running entire stands by themselves. Everything the Amish do is to prepare them for the real world, which is the exact opposite of what happens in American public schools.
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I’ll never forget when I visited the Amish and saw how involved in their businesses their children were, dealing with the public, managing inventory, and running entire stands by themselves. Everything the Amish do is to prepare them for the real world, which is the exact opposite of what happens in American public schools.

Brett Pike

64,335 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten