Far-left Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters on Thursday he did not believe deploying the Canadian military against a mostly peaceful anti-coronavirus mandate protest in Ottawa was “in the cards.”
Trudeau’s rejection of turning the nation’s military on a civilian exercise that has resulted in no significant violent or property damage followed remarks from Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly in which he said there may be no “policing solution” to ending the protests, suggesting a military solution was an option. Sloly had previously stated on Monday that police had no evidence of violence or major disruptions at the congregation of thousands in the capital city, which is calling for an end to vaccine passports, sanitary mask mandates, and all civil rights violations in the name of containing the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
Trudeau made the remarks…
