A government-linked Ottawa-based group, Ottawa People's Commission on the Convoy Occupation (OPC), launched a public commission into the effects of Canada's 'Freedom Convoy' protest in downtown Ottawa last winter. The globalist-led group claims to want to address resident's trauma and losses due to the convoy.
Background
- On January 29, 2022, the truckers' protest known as Freedom Convoy 2022 swept into Canada's capital Ottawa.
- The convoy, which consisted of thousands of trucks, was protesting against the federal government's mandate that all US-Canada cross-border truckers had to be vaccinated against COVID.
- It was also a protest against the lockdowns and mask mandates imposed by the government.
The OPC claims to be an "independent, nonpartisan inquiry" into the "lived experiences" of Ottawa residents during the 2022 convoy "occupation."
- Since its inception, the government-backed globalist group has released endless self-contradictory statements.
- Despite the outward displays of bias, the group still claimed that at their Public hearings, all would be welcome and that any locals (especially those most affected downtown residents) could come to testify in a judgment-free space where the respected Commissioners would listen with a compassionate ear.
Are the OPC's real motivations for financial gain?
- The steering committee is headed by a Chinese National, 21-year-old Zexi Li, who is suing the trucker convoy protesters in a $9.8M class action.
- It seems as if the well-funded Commission is helping to gather witness testimony to strengthen Li's financially motivated case.
- For the witnesses to help Li, it appears the Commission would have to position itself as objective and not biased.
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