Elon Musk, Freedom Convoy vs. Justin Trudeau

When Elon Musk expressed support for the 'Freedom Convoy' of 18-wheelers, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was moved to an undisclosed location "somewhere in the city on Saturday afternoon due to security concerns." Musk, meanwhile, sent out a tweet to his 72,000,000 followers, saying "Canadian truckers rule." Musk wasn't finished with that tweet. Later, he tweeted "If you scare people enough, they will demand removal of freedom. This is the path to tyranny."

Apparently, that was too much for Trudeau. The Freedom Convoy consisted of 2,700 big rigs. Further, "around 100 big rigs blockaded a main street running past the Canadian parliament building." Ottawa police chief Peter Sloly said Friday that "These demonstrations are national in scope, they're massive in scale." Additionally, Sloly expressed "concern about the possibility of violent 'lone wolf' individuals carrying out violent acts."

Lots of people expressed paranoia about the convoy. "The Canadian Trucking Alliance condemned the convoy. Nova Scotia banned people from congregating along the highways to support the protesting truckers."

Not to be outdone, Trudeau said Friday that the convoy members and their supporters hold "unacceptable views." This is what the Freedom Convoy looks like:

This is Canadian PM Justin Trudeau scolding truckers:

This must sting Trudeau and Biden:
Musk told Time last month in an interview after he was selected a "Person of the Year" that he and his eligible children are all vaccinated because the science is "unequivocal" but said he is opposed to mandates.
Thaat's a shot to the shins to the Leader of the Free World and his charming woke poodle. The world's richest man and premier futurist just rained on Biden's and Trudeau's parade. It couldn't happen to a more deserving pair.

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