Canada's prime minister, Trudeau, famous for repeatedly and unapologetically wearing blackface, has declared martial law through Canada because he is tired of truckers honking their horns in peaceful protest over his vaccine mandates.

He has enacted travel restrictions and internal checkpoints. He has threatened to seize the children of those protesting peacefully against his rule.

He has stolen donations and frozen bank accounts, resulting in what appears to be a run on Canada's banking system.

He has endorsed the illegal actions of hackers doxxing those who simply contributed a few dollars to a peaceful protest.

He has used political support to determine whether bank accounts are seized or merely frozen, thus penalizing political opinions and support. Even posts on social media can be used to debank people without due process.

The police are moving in and arresting truckers. Threatening to arrest media who report on it.

On Monday, Canada's parliament will either ratify his abuses and doom the nation to tyranny, or reject them and remain a free people.

If you ever wondered, in an idle moment, what you would have done were you a citizen in the Weimar Republic during Hitler's rise to power... you now have the opportunity to find out. Canada has not yet fallen. But the Reichstag is burning.

... and they did it because of red flag laws. They are also refusing to share their bodycam footage, because of course they are. After all, that footage would expose them as liars who shot and killed a man while he slept peacefully in bed next to his pregnant girlfriend, who they also shot.

The police are keeping the survivors under surveillance and threatening them with arrest if they attend protests.

Everyone involved here needs to go on trial for murder and violation of civil rights. But they won't. Because they are police.

Reason

Rustem Kazazi, an American citizen, was just trying to get on a plane to return to his native Albania last October, from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. He was initially flying to Newark where he'd catch a connection to Albania.

Kazazi Family, via Institute for JusticeKazazi Family, via Institute for Justice

He hoped while in Albania for a few months to do some repair work on a home he still owned there, and possibly to look for another home for his family in his old age. Given facts about the Albanian banking and finance system and the advantages of cash there, he chose to turn his life savings into U.S. dollars and bring them with him to cover expenses related to the above house needs and his long stay rather than deal with bank transfers or anything of the sort.

At an American airport, he was the victim of desperadoes who took everything he had.

The police are supposed to protect us from bandits, not be the bandits.