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Protest content creator Jagbir Ghankas confronts Inspector Bernardo, linking the Kubota tractor incident to his allegation that Bernardo himself once drove through a crowd. The Inspector scoffs, saying protesters swarmed his car while he was driving: “How about you don’t block police vehicles? How about you don’t get in...

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Predictably, the Kubota tractor incident is being both exaggerated and minimized to suit pre-existing narratives. I was in the crowd and understand the fear triggered by that vehicle entering the demonstration— for a split second, my mind jumped to Nathaniel Veltman and David Zegarac. That said, let’s approach the situation analytically. My $0.02: This incident unfolded in the wide pedestrian area in front of the Superior Court of Justice, across from the US Consulate. The sidewalk was mostly clear, with the exception of the speaker standing in the middle, as shown in this extended cut of footage. The Kubota tractor was accompanied by a pickup with a plow driving on the road. With other tractors operating on sidewalks elsewhere downtown that night, it appears drivers were practicing routes ahead of heavy snowfall. There was space on the sidewalk for the tractor to pass, but the driver could have braked. Based on her now-uncovered social media history, it’s not a stretch to imagine she seized an opportunity to startle or scare protesters. The tractor’s blue lights were flashing and it was beeping. It moved slowly enough for people to step aside, but not slowly enough to allow dawdling. Protesters did not step aside. Quite the opposite. The general sense of entitlement reflected in chants like “Whose streets? Our streets!” and directives to “Take up space” played out in real life. The driver cannot reasonably be blamed for continuing to move while surrounded by people striking her vehicle and jumping in front of it to force a stop. She would have been a sitting duck amid an angry crowd. At least half a dozen protesters attempted to file reports, contrary to news reports claiming no complainants came forward. While frustrating when police won’t take a report on scene, doing so mid-protest draws resources away from crowd control. A sergeant reviewed footage and spoke with the driver before allowing her to continue her work. The entire incident itself lasted roughly 30 seconds. Thankfully, nobody was hurt. 📸 Nov 18, 2025 #Toronto #ProtestMania

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