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The '''Emergencies Act''' in [[Canada]] authorizes a [[tyranny|tyrannical]] infringement on basic liberties and property at the whim of a government official, such as in quelling disagreement with him.<ref>https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/e-4.5/page-1.html#docCont</ref>  It would be blatantly unconstitutional in the [[United States]].

The '''Emergencies Act''' in [[Canada]] authorizes a [[tyranny|tyrannical]] infringement on basic liberties and property at the whim of a government official, such as in quelling disagreement with him.<ref>https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/e-4.5/page-1.html#docCont</ref>  It would be blatantly unconstitutional in the [[United States]] although that country has similar legislation in place.

In February 2022, [[Leftist]] dictator [[Justin Trudeau]] invoked the Emergencies Act to allow his jackboots in the [[Ottawa Police Service]] to smash the windows of peaceful truckers, and Trudeau regime officials to [[theft|illegally seize their trucks and bank accounts]].  Under Canadian law, Parliament must ratify implementation of the Act within seven days; on the fourth day of debate, the Trudeau regime suspended Parliament, leaving the executive authority free to continue its abuse of power beyond seven days without parliamentary approval.<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10529061/Canadas-Parliament-SUSPENDS-debate-Trudeaus-Emergencies-Act.html</ref>  A leftist bloc consisting of Trudeau's [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[New Democratic Party]] led by [[Jagmeet Singh]] and a Green Party of Canada MP fully voted to ratify the Act one week later on February 21, with opposition from the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]] and another Green Party MP.<ref>Two references:

In February 2022, [[Leftist]] dictator [[Justin Trudeau]] invoked the Emergencies Act to allow his jackboots in the [[Ottawa Police Service]] to smash the windows of peaceful truckers, and Trudeau regime officials to [[theft|illegally seize their trucks and bank accounts]].  Under Canadian law, Parliament must ratify implementation of the Act within seven days; on the fourth day of debate, the Trudeau regime suspended Parliament, leaving the executive authority free to continue its abuse of power beyond seven days without parliamentary approval.<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10529061/Canadas-Parliament-SUSPENDS-debate-Trudeaus-Emergencies-Act.html</ref>  A leftist bloc consisting of Trudeau's [[Liberal Party of Canada]], the [[New Democratic Party]] led by [[Jagmeet Singh]] and a Green Party of Canada MP fully voted to ratify the Act one week later on February 21, with opposition from the [[Conservative Party of Canada]], the [[Bloc Quebecois]] and another Green Party MP.<ref>Two references: