The Canadian trucker rebellion, rolling east across the vast, frozen Canadian prairie, blew into the country's Woked-up capital city, Ottawa, like the scalding wrath of history, forcing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to skulk off punkishly under cover of night — after bad-mouthing the big-rig invaders as "a fringe minority" in a nation of otherwise obedient hypnotics sleepwalking into Big Pharma's spike-protein fun-factory of all-causes early death.

The news media is working super-hard to avoid reporting the event, of course. Canada's leading paper, The Toronto Star, put up a peevish little item complaining that a protester hung an upside-down maple leaf flag on a statue of national hero Terry Fox (a cancer-stricken athlete who ran across most of the country on a prosthetic leg in 1981 to raise cancer-awareness). The paper also mentioned that "[a] discordant symphony of truck horns blared across downtown Ottawa as demonstrators geared up for their second full day on local streets." Beyond that, the paper lost interest.

Canada under the Trudeau government has been more restrictive on Covid-19 than the Big Gorilla to its south, with the population compliantly following all the insane, economy-wrecking rules, until a recent mandate to vaxx-up every last trucker in the land finally sparked-off a revolt. Mr. Trudeau's Liberal Party failed to win a parliamentary majority in last September's federal election, and he heads a flimsy coalition potentially facing a no-confidence vote that would drive the PM out of office.