It was abundantly clear to anyone who wasn’t being actively brainwashed by CBC on a daily basis that the use of the emergencies act during Covid-19 protests was draconic, unethical, ham-fisted and very likely vindictive.

Justin Trudeau’s irate red-faced rants against the ‘small fringe minority’ were the stuff of dystopian nightmares, and his Liberal government did everything they could to make people unwilling to participate in human trials, sadly with the help of provincial governments including ours here in Alberta, veritable second-class citizens.

People rightfully took to Ottawa to peacefully protest these unethical affronts, and they were trampled and had rifles pointed at their faces for doing so.

The vaccine passports, the medical coercion, and ultimately the regime style crackdown on peaceful opposition all felt so very wrong. It felt illegal, and as has now repeatedly been affirmed by our courts, it was.

To discuss the Federal Court of Canada’s decision to uphold and affirm the 2024 ruling that the use of the emergencies act was unreasonable and unlawful, and to explore whether it really matters if no one is being held accountable, Adam was joined by John Carpay, the president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.

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