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Trudeau On Trial | Chapter 1: Ottawa’s Outcry Today we explore outrageous claims about the Freedom Convoy from Ottawa residents — do loud noises and stinky smells justify the use of the Emergencies Act? FULL DOCUMENTARY:

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Nathan Blades3 years ago

They were deathly afraid

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dm🇨🇦3 years ago

Freedom means ur a radical now?wow

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Rabbit20203 years ago

I sure hope @TuckerCarlson sees this..

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AMarie3 years ago

Sadly, Canadians are powerless!!

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Rabbit20203 years ago

@jesseprimetime take a look

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Deplorable Designer3 years ago

URGENT

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Doug Dimmadome3 years ago

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