Justin Trudeau froze bank accounts of bread-winners who had committed no crime, in order to stop a protest that had largely been stopped. Everyone could see this was wanton partisan spite. But in a financial system built entirely on trust Trudeau was sticking giant public pins in Banking Voodoo dolls. If banks are just tools of partisan petty Ministers to use on political opponents, no one's money was safe. Even if Trudeau reverses all the theft, people can't un-see the Voodoo Doll.

Canadian banks became a bad joke:

Trudeau wasn't trying to stop the current convoy, he was trying to scare away all the future ones. It's all about intimidation, to scare future donors from supporting future events. Canadians, we, all of us in the West have a choice now — to be scared into serfdom or to donate twice as much. 

Google is on his side: identifying all the donors on a live map

In an extraordinary breach, Google published a map today for some hours with every hacked donor name and address, even including people who just donated $10. The link was here, but it's just a "404 error" now. As @alberta_cw says "This is war". Don't feed the machine. Don't click the ads. The only reason to have a g-mail account now is as a decoy.

The one good thing about this gross breach of privacy is that the 92,000 supporters can now find each other and get organized.