Thu Sep 19, 2024 – 8:05 pm EDT
(LifeSiteNews) — Freedom Convoy leader Tamara Lich reflected at the end of her months-long court trial on how she was “targeted” by the federal government because she and others stood up for Canadians’ freedoms in protest of COVID shots that she said “people were forced to take” to keep their jobs.
In a X post last Friday, Lich observed that COVID mandates and rules tore families “apart,” adding that the rules led to “kids were being tasered on outdoor rinks. Playgrounds were taped off with caution tape. Kids were ostracized in school and sports.”
“People were forced to take a ‘med’ to keep their jobs, homes, family, and social circles. They arrested pastors!” she wrote.
Lich said she was not happy with the Freedom Convoy being referred to as a “weekend party” by the Crown’s legal team.
The trial for Lich and Freedom Convoy leader Chris Barber, which was supposed to have been only 16 days, concluded last Friday after more than a year, with the presiding judge observing that determining a verdict, which could take up to six months, will be “daunting” task.
The trial had been ongoing for
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