Justin Trudeau Is Likely Directing The Political Persecution Of Tamara Lich

As the political persecution of Tamara Lich ramps up, and she is forced to spend more time in jail, it’s important to take a look at all the surrounding circumstances of her current prosecution.

Tamara Lich was arrested On February 17 after the Liberals rammed through the Emergencies Act, even after a judge had ruled that the Freedom Convoy had a constitutional right to protest in Ottawa. 

The chief charge put against her is “counselling to commit mischief,” a charge that no one has ever spent a day behind bars for in Canada’s history. Yet, Tamara Lich is currently behind bars after the Crown pushed for her re-arrest.

To start, the entire case against Tamara Lich is wholly illegitimate. If a Canadian citizen can be thrown in jail for “counselling to commit mischief” ( i.e organizing a protest the government disapproves of), then this is no longer a free country. The protest was ruled to be legal, Tamara was never violent or even advocated for violence, and her arrest and subsequent legal harassment seem to bare Justin Trudeau’s fingerprints all over it.

The original judge who denied Tamara Lich bail was a Liberal donor and candidate with ties to Trudeau. According to reporting from True North and independent journalist Andy Lee the Crown prosecutor, Moiz Karimjee, is another heavy Liberal donor (over $17,000) who has been at events with Trudeau in the past.

This isn’t to say that Justin Trudeau is getting on the phone with judges and lawyers directing them to arrest an innocent grandmother, but when you look at all the surrounding details of the case it paints a picture.  

Frankly, Trudeau would not have survived so many scandals in the past if he were not good at making what he wants known without having to personally verbalize it.

The bail conditions for Tamara Lich could arguably be considered to be overly onerous and unconstitutional, especially for an employed grandmother with no criminal record. The accusation was that she broke those conditions when she received an award from the JCCF because Tom Marazzo was in the same building. However, at a hearing prior to the award ceremony, a judge did rule that she should be able to go since her lawyers would be present. 

12 days later Tamara Lich was arrested in Medicine Hat while at work on a Canada-wide warrant. This is about as close to a smoking gun as we will get to infer heavy political interference in the case. Canada-wide warrants are usually only given for instances where a violent criminal is on the loose during a crime spree, not a grandmother heading off to work. There is almost no way that the crown prosecutor would be able to get a Canada-wide warrant without the help of the Federal Liberals. Compound this with the fact that the Crown has thousands of pages of documents ready for her hearing and it isn’t that hard to see that the government is one, pouring tons of resources into the Tamara Lich case, and two, likely coordinating with the crown prosecutor to press their resource advantage over Lich’s counsel.

It should not be that hard to believe that the same government that showed no regard for the separation between the powers of parliament and the judicial system during the SNC Lavalin scandal would disregard these barriers again. 

As the days drag on and Tamara Lich stays in jail, Canada is a less free country than it was the day before. The Trudeau government has now taken a political prisoner, and they are unlikely to stop at just one.