BREAKING: House of Commons of Canada Approves Use of Emergencies Act

Earlier on Monday, WEF-Puppet Dictator Justin Trudeau defended his use of the never-used Emergencies Act ahead of the House of Commons vote on the measure.

Trudeau defends use of Emergencies Act ahead of key vote in House of Commons pic.twitter.com/gWlVSnGDuA

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After Trudeau pushed his package of egregious falsehoods, Canada’s House of Commons voted 185-151 in favor of the tyrannical Emergencies Act against the Ottawa convoy.

The measure will now move up to the Senate of Canada.

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#BREAKING: The House of Commons has voted to approve the use of the Emergencies Act against the convoy blockades with a vote of 185-151. It will now move up to the Senate. https://t.co/EWjS2Okx7E

— CityNews Toronto (@CityNewsTO) February 22, 2022

CityNews Everywhere reported:

The motion passed with support from the Liberal and NDP while Conservatives and Bloc Quebecois MPs voted against it.

The emergency measures, which Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave law enforcement the tools they needed to successfully clear the demonstrations that have occupied the nation’s capital and international border crossings across the country, will now stay in effect for 30 days.

Trudeau said in a news conference Monday even though blockades are lifted, the state of emergency is not over and there are concerns about more demonstrations in the days ahead.

“We didn’t want use the Emergencies Act,” said Trudeau. “It is never something to turn to without serious consideration.”

“Invoking the Emergencies Act has been necessary, law enforcement agencies relied on it to set up secured areas in downtown Ottawa and at border crossings.”

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Trudeau said invoking the act prevented foreign money from funding illegal blockades and has ensured that all international borders stay open.

He says his government has no intentions of keeping the act in place a day longer than they deem necessary. At any point, the Senate, House or government could pull support and the extraordinary powers stemming from the emergencies law would be torn up.

But does anyone believe the Canadian Parliament will pull support from these dictatorial powers for the federal government?

As we reported, this concerning exchange should make Canadians wonder who’s pulling the strings in the House of Commons:

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