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Since I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere in the comments so far, it's worth noting that the author has clear political allegiances. From the author's bio n
by Gadiguibou 5y ago
Since I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere in the comments so far, it's worth noting that the author has clear political allegiances.
From the author's bio near the bottom of the article:
> Howard Anglin is a post-graduate researcher at Oxford University. He was previously Deputy Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Principal Secretary to the Premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney, and a lawyer in New York, London, and Washington, DC.
I don't think this invalidates the argument in any way. I do think that it should raise a red flag however. Comparing the October crisis to the freezing of trucker funds partially raised by Nazis still seems a bit far-fetched to me after reading the article.
- MonsieurMoony 5y ago> partially raised by Nazis Any evidence for this claim?
- Gadiguibou 5y agoI remembered reading this in the Globe and Mail article about the leaked GiveSendGo list of donors, but it seems I was wrong. I'm sorry for not checking my sources when posting this. I'm not sure why I can't edit the original message. I could confirm however that the movement including its leaders had ties with neo-Nazi groups and that Nazi flags were flown in the convoy. Here's the Wikipedia article with more than enough sources to support those claims: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_convoy_protest?wprov=sfla1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_convoy_protest?wprov=sf...