BLM Offers Canada Truckers Arson, Looting Services So Media Will Be More Sympathetic

Failing that, the activists surmised, they could always engaged their team of allied progressive NGOs to involve Palestinian terrorists.

Ottawa, February 13 – Leaders and prominent activists among the movements that spearheaded violent demonstrations across the US in 2020 reached out to counterparts in the convoy protests taking place to the north over vaccine mandates and other instances of perceived government overreach, proposing to the latter group that the same activists who torched businesses, destroyed neighborhoods, and undermined the rule of law do the same on the other side of the border, since such activities on the part of the progressive American protesters kept them in the good graces of most major news outlets, which were eager to paint those protesters in a positive light.

To date, Canadian truckers assembling here in the capital and in various other places around the country have in the main managed to avoid creating disturbances more troublesome than blocked thoroughfares and loud honking. Nevertheless, government and local authorities have called on law enforcement to suppress the popular movement, with limited success; the truckers enjoy widespread popular support, including from military personnel, and measures to disperse the protests have failed to yield significant results. Escalating rhetoric by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and those closest to him in the Liberal Party have exacerbated the situation by characterizing the demonstrators as anti-democratic and dangerous by calling attention to a handful of fringe phenomena featuring extremist or far-right imagery or slogans, a move that has only turned the populace against the government and emboldened the truckers. Government-run media and similarly-minded American mainstream networks and publications have ignored the popular support and instead amplified the official version of events, a development that Black Lives Matters and Antifa leaders observed marks a sharp departure from the same organizations’ attitude toward the social justice protests in which those organizations’ often-violent activities received sympathetic coverage by those networks and publications.

The BLM and Antifa figures, in a bid to both remain relevant and help combat a capitalist system that oppresses the disadvantaged, offered to put at the truckers’ disposal a cadre of rioters who will, on behalf of the convoy movement, subject Canada’s inner cities to arson, looting, and general mayhem. The two progressive groups explained that such activities will turn the media to the side of the truckers, since Antifa/BLM rioting achieved that result two summers ago. Failing that, the activists surmised, they could always engaged their team of allied progressive NGOs to involve Palestinian terrorists, whose activities always prompt western media to amplify the terrorists’ grievances no matter how much blood the latter spill.

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