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Remember the #ArriveCan app? Despite providing proof of vaccination, some Canadians, like @JoWalsh, were punitively and unlawfully quarantined and slapped with outrageous fines, . The pandemic is over but their fight for justice continues. WATCH:

Senator Leo Housakos

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@JoWalshvor 3 Jahren

Thank you Senator Housakos for standing up for the thousands of Canadians who have been fined and quarantined under the Quarantine Act.

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Prisonervoice2vor 1 Jahr

Are you among those who want them to be killed in Prison? Watch these 10-minute events and tell us if you still have the same thoughts.

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Larryvor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 Travelled to Mex in 2021, needed the arrivescam app and a negative test to board my flight home, Mex was doing fake tests, they swabbed the outside edge of our nostrils, ran the test and said if it’s positive you can go to the clinic up the street and buy a neg test for $30us 🤣

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Charlie Lightvor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 Thank you for your continued hard work Senator 🙏

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Proudly part of 🇨🇦 #TheFringevor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 Gold is a wind bag. In reality the Trudeau government actually allowed people to die by not giving them early effective treatment and putting people on ventilators. They didn't save lives except in their distorted world. Gold needs to read up on all the facts & data. It's 2023!

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New Day Canadavor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 Great job Leo 👍

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The Ubiquitous J-Manvor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 Seriously? You would support an insurrectionist that held Ottawa captive for 3 weeks, wouldn't you Leo? 🙄 #CdnPoli #CPCNonsense #FreeDumbConvoy #OttawaOccupation

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Ken Burrow 🇨🇦vor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 Did you use the app when you arrived back from your junket to Beijing?

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Cindervor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 Participating in police state rituals in Canada during COVID started long before the app. The fear of a virus should have been minimal compare to surrendering your rights and freedoms to a well known corrupt and incompetent government.

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Port Credit Votervor 3 Jahren

@JoWalsh03748900 The pandemic is now endemic because fools behaved like children. This is not something to applaud 😵‍💫

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