Description: Meeting No. 14 DEDC – Special Joint Committee on the Declaration of Emergency

Witnesses:

As an individual

• Peter Sloly, Chief of Police (Retired), Ottawa Police Service

Date: Thursday, Oct 6, 2022

Description: Meeting No. 13 DEDC – Special Joint Committee on the Declaration of Emergency

Witnesses:

House of Commons

• Patrick McDonell, Sergeant-at-Arms and Corporate Security Officer

Parliamentary Protective Service

• Larry Brookson, Acting Director

Senate

• Julie Lacroix, Director, Corporate Security

Date: Thursday, Sep 29, 2022

On September 26, 2022 Jane Scharf, a licensed paralegal attempted to file charges “criminal incident report” of “treason” against Juntin Trudeau Prime Minister of Canada and various Ministers including Chrystia Freeland, Bill Blair, Marco Mendicino and David Lametti to Ottawa RCMP.

Jane Scharf attempting to serve the Ottawa RCMP a criminal incident report against Trudeau and various Ministers for Treason.
Source: video published by Jane Scharf pic.twitter.com/9B4PP5bmls

— Canadian Riley (@TiaRileyCanada) September 30, 2022

View a copy of the Criminal Incident Report left with Ottawa RCMP:

Source: Stand4THEE

The world is rising up!

World Wide Freedom Rally Sept 17!

As one narrative collapses after another, we hold the light. We stand together. All together. We create what we need to help each other. No matter what narrative they try next, we know we are free.

Source World Wide Freedom Rally Official Site.

With Mandates lifting around the World, and with the Freedom Movement growing with local community events, the World Wide Demonstration team has decided that it should focus on building a large rally event for September, and take an intermission from the World Wide Rally for Freedom, previously aligned for July 23rd.

This is an opportunity for our movement to take a step towards a set of broader objectives and return with renewed strength in September.

We have big plans for September to make this event bigger and better than ever before.

Managers at the federal bank for farmers monitored clients for political opposition to Justin Trudeau and hid those investigations from users of FCC’s services and applicants for financing, according to new internal emails obtained exclusively by Blacklock’s Reporter.

Source : Blacklock’s Reporter

Findings by Farm Credit Canada bureaucrats could have resulted in a seizure of assets:

“Any individual and entities that have been verified by the authorities as participating in illegal activity under the Act will face appropriate action which will include not onboarding those found to violate the Act, freezing disbursements and assessing the need to terminate business relationships,” said the email.

“If you become aware of potential customer involvement in blockades, occupations and other support of activity related to the ‘Freedom Convoy’ you must submit a tip to the customer diligence centre,” said the email. “Include the customer’s name, stated involvement, date and any other pertinent details. Please do not complete any investigative work yourself or communicate any information about FCC’s approach to customers who voluntarily disclose their involvement.”

When Blacklock’s disclosed the Farm Credit Canada blacklist last Feb. 24, the FCC denied it saying “it has not compiled any list with respect to the Freedom Convoy. FCC employees must not speak to media.”

Blacklock’s says the pertinent emails were among 1,082 documents released through Access To Information.

Tamara Lich was surrounded by supports waiting her release.  As Lich was walking out, CTV reporter Glen McGregor shoved and elbowed his way though the crowd until one supporter shoved him back.  A scrummage ensued, but was quickly broken up by police.

https://twitter.com/TiaRileyCanada/status/1552794605644423168

Tamara Lich could barely be heard by speaking to reporters due to all the screaming and yelling in the background. “I’m very happy to be free and out,” Lich said as she was mobbed by supporters while leaving the Ottawa courthouse Tuesday. She had been in custody since June 27, accused of breaching her bail conditions.

I've broken down Rebel's video of the altercation into a timeline of events between the CTV reporter and the man in the white hat with slow-mo and freeze screens.
Full speed > Breakdown > Half speed.#TamaraLich #ctv #ctvcatch pic.twitter.com/lbEBO1qjWM

— Canadian Riley (@TiaRileyCanada) July 27, 2022

Lich was originally scheduled to appear for trial at the Ontario court today over allegations of having breached her bail terms set previously, after being denied bail in her last court appearance on July 8.

The bail review for Lich’s case was scheduled at the Ontario Superior Court at the earliest available date, according to defence lawyer Eric Granger, who appeared briefly via teleconference before the Ontario Court of Justice on July 14.

Her case in the Ontario Court of Justice is adjourned until after the bail review until at least July 25.

On June 27, after attending an award ceremony in Toronto, Lich was rearrested in her hometown of Medicine Hat, Alberta, under a Canada-wide warrant, and was transferred back to Ottawa to attend a bail hearing.

Tamara is purportedly being held in detention due to a breach of her bail conditions, stemming from a photo she took at award ceremony in Toronto with another key figure from the Freedom Convoy named Tom Marazzo.

Hundreds of people, some waiving Canadian flags, lined Wellington Street and the National War Memorial to cheer on Topp as he completed the final leg of his March to Freedom, which began in Vancouver in February.

An emotional Topp walked up to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and bent down to one knee. The crowd chanted “Thank you” as Topp hugged supporters.

Not sure what started this altercation, but several police tackle protestors with at least 4 arrests.  One man is shown in severe pain while his head is pressed to the cement by several police is heard saying “I want to cooperate, please, tell me what to do, please, tell me what to do I want to cooperate, please!”

There’s a massive clash between police and protestors at the War Memorial. It’s unclear what caused it. One officer is seen running from the scene holding his had over his eye. pic.twitter.com/JdpZFjlssh

— Andy Lee – Special Rebel Rapporteur (@RealAndyLeeShow) June 30, 2022

Police claim:

We are reviewing video and investigating the incident at the National War Memorial this evening. The initial investigation finds that an interaction with officers became confrontational and 1 officer was choked. Other officers immediately responded, 4 people were arrested

We are reviewing video and investigating the incident at the National War Memorial this evening.
The initial investigation finds that an interaction with officers became confrontational and 1 officer was choked. Other officers immediately responded, 4 people were arrested

— Ottawa Police (@OttawaPolice) July 1, 2022

There's a streamer that caught almost all of it, I can't tell why the cops tried to arrest a guy but it looks like he got away from them.https://t.co/Tkmyy5eb9V pic.twitter.com/KXa0xzB9wy

— Penny (@Penny_024) June 30, 2022

Three people were arrested and just taken away from the War Memorial by police. I couldn’t see what happened that led to the arrested but a good twenty cops bolted forward to arrest these three people #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/lUYcuTGOpV

— Mackenzie Gray (@Gray_Mackenzie) June 30, 2022

Arrests have been made at the National War Memorial in Ottawa where people gathered for the arrival of James Topp. It is currently unknown exactly what occurred.

Footage by @PuffinsPictures pic.twitter.com/GwEc5r5nHD

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) July 1, 2022