Just because police physically and violently removed protesters from Ottawa last week doesn't mean people are going to stop protesting.
A Canadian veteran named James Topp has just begun his march to freedom.
Topp served in the Canadian Armed Forces for 28 years. He started his journey at the Terry Fox statue in Vancouver, B.C. on Sunday and is heading to Ottawa to protest Covid-19 mandates and restrictions.
Topp is looking to walk a distance of 4,395 kilometres (2,731 miles) and told his supporters, "Determination, dedication, perseverance. The sounds of our footsteps are going to carry on in front of us. They are going to hear our feet out east."
In his mission statement on his website CanadaMarches.ca he states, "One guy's idea that captured the hearts and minds of a few more. We're a bunch of Canadians who love our country.
We love it because this is the country where we greet, everyone, we open doors for people, we invite you home for dinner a short while after we meet you. We love Canada because of Canadians.
The great ones who have gone before us, like Terry Fox who has inspired the place this march will start. The great ones among you; the ones you can count on for a laugh or a helping hand.
We want to add our voices to the many Canadians asking questions and seeking outcomes that honour and respect all Canadians."
In a recent interview with Rebel News, Topp says he served in the military not really knowing why until recently. He now sees Canadians desperately trying to make their voices heard while being completely ignored.
Since Justin Trudeau refused to speak to the truckers, I wonder if he'll have the respect to give this veteran the time of day... 🤔
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