Ladies and gentlemen, whenever you hear the expression, get involved in politics, otherwise

you end up being governed by your inferiors.

This is a representative of the RCMP, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Or as I like to call them now, I forget the acronym that I came up with.

I'll give it to you a second. Answering a very logical clear question from one Ezra Levant of Rebel News, seemingly incapable

of providing a coherent response. Behold!

If the owners of the farm tried to restart the surveillance cameras, would that be something that you would impede?

And I, again, I haven't spoken to them about this.

I'm just thinking, for protecting people from intruding in the zone, I understand, the search warrant.

It would be like a house that was a crime scene.

There's yellow tape, do not enter.

But when you deliberately take down security cameras, it's got nothing to do with a search warrant,

that's got to do with being sneaky.

Would you as a police officer stop the landowner from fixing those security cameras?

What do you mean to enter onto the property? So this is all under, the property

is secured now. It's under a search warrant. The property is secured. The property is secured. The

government is here. They're here to help. The property is not secured. The property has been expropriated. This is not like a seizure

where you go in and the government goes into the police and they're like, okay, they search

and they go through your shit like the FBI at Mar-a-Lago and then leave. This is an occupation.

Like an actual expropriation and occupation by the government, the property owners are not allowed accessing their own property.

It's secured. It's secured.

Oh, it's so secured that an ostrich just died the other day from neglect.

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