The
Alberta Court of Appeal has quashed a case in which a street Pastor Artur
Pawlowski had been prosecuted for supporting protests against Covid mandates in
Trudeau’s Canada.
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| Pastor Artur Pawlowski in an interview with the Rebel News after his bail in March |
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Reporters has established that the court ruled that the injunction against him,
his arrest, his jail time, the censorship order and fines against him were
illegal.
The 49-year-old
father of three was thrown in jail and spent nearly two months there in
solitary confinements before he was released on bail in March 2022.
Upon his bail release,
the Calgary Pastor criticised the Canadian so-called mainstream media for
taking sides with politicians instead of being neutral in their work of
reporting on the dispensation of equal freedoms and rights of society members.
“My speech was
deemed unacceptable by politicians but tomorrow [the media] will write
something that perhaps the government does not like as well. They might find
themselves stripped naked, checked, dehumanised, pushed around in solitary
confinements and they say ‘what? I just wrote a story”.
As one of the
victims of Trudeau's government crackdown on Freedom Convoy 2022, Pawlowski was
arrested on 7th February 2022 a week after his speech at Smugglers Saloon in
Coutts, where protesters against Covid mandates had been blocking travel to
the United States.
His release on
30th March 2022 involved a cash deposit of $25,000, a requirement of sureties
from his wife and his son that they would watch over Pastor Pawlowski to
respect the curfew and not attend protests.
detailed story to follow soon
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