Will Good Deeds go Unpunished?

 The battle lines are being drawn and freedom for Canadians and all the people in other countries whose governments are closely watching the situation there. It is a serious time for the freedom minded!

Check out these two videos.

On one side, the well paid government officials pleading for the law enforcement to mass arrest peaceful people. The statements from several of the city officials are SHOCKING! MADNESS!


On the other side, concerned, relatively well informed (they're not voluntaryists) and well behaved people asking for cooperation and peace.




Quite a interesting situation developing in Canada. Freedom is becoming a buzz word... and that is a good thing. But don't be surprised if this takes on the feel of a roller coaster ride. Good deeds don't go unpunished in bizarro world.

Divide and Conquer has been the rule of thumb for over a century. Is it time to consider healing the wounds and uniting together under the banner of freedom to consent? We can have differences and still be civil. Right? Sure seems to me like World government is almost here. I imagine its time to ask some serious questions!

If you are in Acapulco on the 12th or 13th of February, join us in discussing issues such as this.

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