I'm glad you found the discussion engaging. I just wanted to share this alternate perspective on the trucker convoy. I tend to agree with the author, and also see this as an overall indicator that things are perhaps not as bleak as they may seem: anarchonomicon.com/p/th…
I'm glad you found the discussion engaging. I just wanted to share this alternate perspective on the trucker convoy. I tend to agree with the author, and also see this as an overall indicator that things are perhaps not as bleak as they may seem: https://www.anarchonomicon.com/p/the-truckers-won-everything
I was transfixed by the Canadian Trucker protests, from the very beginning. I had heard about it before the convoy actual got underway. After they arrived in Ottawa, I watched live casts every night, sometimes for hours at a time. It was marvelous to behold. Living in Northern vermont at the timer, and being a mere 3+ hour drive away from the capitol, I wanted to join in. Alas, it wasn't my fight. My fight is in this country. I watched with dismay as Trudeau sent in his foreign legion goons and smash the thing apart. I later went down to Haggerstown, MD to take part in my country's absolutely appalling attempt at a similar action, The People's Convoy, I didn't even spend the night. It was a true Folding Chair Rebellion.
I agree: the Canadian Trucker protest was largely successful. We need the people to undertake large actions of that very sort, simultaneously around the entire country.
I'm glad you found the discussion engaging. I just wanted to share this alternate perspective on the trucker convoy. I tend to agree with the author, and also see this as an overall indicator that things are perhaps not as bleak as they may seem: https://www.anarchonomicon.com/p/the-truckers-won-everything
Thank you for the encouragement, sir.
I was transfixed by the Canadian Trucker protests, from the very beginning. I had heard about it before the convoy actual got underway. After they arrived in Ottawa, I watched live casts every night, sometimes for hours at a time. It was marvelous to behold. Living in Northern vermont at the timer, and being a mere 3+ hour drive away from the capitol, I wanted to join in. Alas, it wasn't my fight. My fight is in this country. I watched with dismay as Trudeau sent in his foreign legion goons and smash the thing apart. I later went down to Haggerstown, MD to take part in my country's absolutely appalling attempt at a similar action, The People's Convoy, I didn't even spend the night. It was a true Folding Chair Rebellion.
I agree: the Canadian Trucker protest was largely successful. We need the people to undertake large actions of that very sort, simultaneously around the entire country.
Take care.