🇨🇦 House arrest for dissidents, open borders for everyone else

Tamara Lich needs a judge’s blessing to visit the White House and board a seven-day Caribbean cruise, while Ottawa waves millions through the country with far less scrutiny. That’s the Trudeau-era justice model in one snapshot: political protesters get monitored like cartel bosses, but the state that lost control of its own borders suddenly discovers rigid enforcement when the target is a convoy organizer. Even the Crown admits she has already been granted travel exemptions, yet now pretends more permission would offend the sanctity of a sentence, as reported.

The real offense was never traffic noise in Ottawa. It was disobedience. Lich was part of a movement that embarrassed a hysterical ruling class, exposed media stenography, and forced Canada’s managerial elite to show its teeth with the Emergencies Act. Now they call journalism self-promotion and treat international travel like a privilege reserved for regime-approved activists. In post-national Canada, the law bends for globalist failures and hardens for citizens who refused to kneel.

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