Less than a week after GoFundMe cancelled the $10 million Canadian trucker convoy, things are looking pretty good for the truckers in question.

The relaunched Freedom Convoy 2022 fundraiser has bankrolled roughly $6.5 million in donations in less than four days.

Meanwhile, another unrelated campaign, "Adopt a Trucker," has pulled down half a million bucks in a few days without breaking a sweat.

Well done, folks—and you're not even done yet!

The founder of GiveSendGo, meanwhile, isn't pulling any punches:

The founder and CFO of the platform, Jacob Wells, is now calling out GoFundMe and Big Tech for their "authoritarian style of social platforms," which he says promote bias as fact and causes further division...

"Big Tech really has taken it upon themselves to be the arbiters of truth. And it's a place that they were never intended to be, and it's caused more damage than good," Wells told Fox News Digital in a phone interview Monday. "We are now stepping into that place because there is a natural pushback from many people because America was founded on these ideas of freedom."

"This is like the tip of the spear and what is coming in a tsunami of technology that is pushing back against this authoritarian style of social platforms where it's like these people just think that they get to control the narrative," he said. "It's mind-blowing to me that they actually think that is the way that it ought to be, because in my perspective, it only breeds more distrust and more vitriol, more divide."

He's right, you know. Big Tech better get ready.

The tsunami is coming. It's already here!

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