Same tactic, different line of operation: This is, and is not the woods

The following video is by Canadian veteran, Jeff Evily, who we have interviewed before when he was arrested and banned from entering Ottawa for defending the War memorial during the freedom Convoy.

In this video, he demonstrates rather excellently, the exact tactic used during Covid, when certain isles were taped off at Costco, big pharmacies, Walmart, and other areas where you could catch Covid if you brought underwear or gardening supplies, but not if you bought alcohol or marijuana or crowded together in lines to get in to any of those places.

This time, the tactic is applied to the Global Warming mass line narrative attack by implication. Nova Scotia, which is having a slightly wetter than normal summer in fact, has decided not to let you go int the underwear isle or gardening tools section of the forest, but yes, you can go to adjacent areas where you won’t set a fire. Apparently. Because like viruses, arsonists obey signs and don’t infect/ignite places that are taped off.

Jeff from 3 years ago

UPDATE: Tamara Lich offered this:

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Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

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