Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett at Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Polato for MediaMonicky.com. Darth Vader riding a tricycle outside on a sunny day.

We've got that story plus Japanese digital IDs.

But first, Trudeau on the stand as Emergencies Act Inquiry begins this week, and we grab it from some of the folks who are most on top of this story, the countersignal.com.

Prime Minister, Canadian, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, will finally have to answer for his

dictatorial use of the Emergencies Act, which he invoked to brutalize peaceful freedom

convoy protesters opposed to his pandemic regime. Of course, we covered that pretty extensively

here on New World next week. The Public Order Emergency Commission announced hearings

would begin this week.

First appearance scheduled for what is tomorrow to me, James, but already Thursday to you.

Trudeau, along with his Liberal Party culprits Deputy Prime Minister Christia Freeland,

Transport Minister Omar Al-Gabra, Justice Minister David Lamedi,

and Public Safety Minister Marco Mendocino, are included in a list of 65 other witnesses to testify before the Commission. During the six weeks of factual hearings, the Commission intends to call more than 50 witnesses, including protest participants, representatives of law enforcement, officials from federal, provincial, and municipal

governments, as well as individuals, businesses, and organizations impacted by the protests,

so said the official press release. As first reported by the counter signal in April,

Trudeau appointed longtime Liberal Party of Canada donor, Justice Paul Rulow, to lead the investigation into his own government.

Hey, buddy, will you investigate me?

The prime minister invoked the law in February, marking the first time it's been used

since former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney created the law to target his political

enemies.

It allowed the government to freeze the bank account, the current use of it, allowed the government to target his political enemies. It allowed the government to freeze the bank account,

the current use of it, allowed the government to freeze the bank accounts of anyone associated

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