August 17, 2025
Feudal Canada
Timothy Birdnow
Canada is becoming a pure hellhole.
Canadian writer Judi McLeod (and my former editor at Canada Free Press) pens a disturbing piece in which she delineates new laws in Canada's maritime provinces essentially banning all human activity in the forests.
Yes, they are forcing people to stay in the cities and towns.
From the article:
This is essentially a fueudal system. The public is being turned into serfs by order of their governments. This is exactly how it went down in the Middle Ages.
If you want to protect forests you get people to go there and have a stake in them.
But this isn't about protecting forests, or stopping forest fires, or anything else of that nature - it's about placing the bit in the mouths of the citizenry. If you get a horse to accept a bit you wind up breaking the horse.
We are going backward, to the age of blood and fire and iron. Great.
These orders came down without any discussion or intimation. Bam! They were put in place. Claims it's about stopping forest fires strikes one as dubious. And as Judi points out, this is almost exactly like what they did with Covid. It's a power play.
Read Judi's article for more details.
Canada is becoming a pure hellhole.
Canadian writer Judi McLeod (and my former editor at Canada Free Press) pens a disturbing piece in which she delineates new laws in Canada's maritime provinces essentially banning all human activity in the forests.
Yes, they are forcing people to stay in the cities and towns.
From the article:
Only in a seriously declining country where corrupt Liberals masquerade as Conservatives; and where Commies get away with pretending to be Liberals, would the entire citizen populations of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland suddenly be banned from being allowed to be out anywhere in the forests—all of it coming down by provincial decree within a span of four and five days.
Citizens of all Maritime provinces caught camping, hiking, or even walking through their centuries-old forests are facing fines of $25G, plus taxes in Nova Scotia, and facing $150,00 fines and potential year-long jail terms in Newfoundland, if caught setting fires.
All premiers are behind an Internet-advertised snitch line, so that neighbors can report offenders to their respective governments.
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier John Hogan will not only impose $150,000 fines on citizens caught in their forests, but is threatening to add prison terms of up to one year for citizens unable to pay fines.
Citizens of all Maritime provinces caught camping, hiking, or even walking through their centuries-old forests are facing fines of $25G, plus taxes in Nova Scotia, and facing $150,00 fines and potential year-long jail terms in Newfoundland, if caught setting fires.
All premiers are behind an Internet-advertised snitch line, so that neighbors can report offenders to their respective governments.
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier John Hogan will not only impose $150,000 fines on citizens caught in their forests, but is threatening to add prison terms of up to one year for citizens unable to pay fines.
This is essentially a fueudal system. The public is being turned into serfs by order of their governments. This is exactly how it went down in the Middle Ages.
If you want to protect forests you get people to go there and have a stake in them.
But this isn't about protecting forests, or stopping forest fires, or anything else of that nature - it's about placing the bit in the mouths of the citizenry. If you get a horse to accept a bit you wind up breaking the horse.
We are going backward, to the age of blood and fire and iron. Great.
These orders came down without any discussion or intimation. Bam! They were put in place. Claims it's about stopping forest fires strikes one as dubious. And as Judi points out, this is almost exactly like what they did with Covid. It's a power play.
Read Judi's article for more details.
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