Today a cowardly Huron Perth Public Health enforcement officer attempted to enforce segregation at Buck & Jo’s, a restaurant in the heart of Wingham. The health inspector brought along a man with a gun in a blatant attempt to intimidate the staff into complying.
The armed individual attempted to get the names of the staff he was speaking to, but the staff refused to disclose that information, and responded with “I don’t answer questions”.
The armed individual claimed he was there for the safety of the cowardly kitchen cop. The armed man was asked to wait outside while the kitchen cop did her inspection, he refused and the kitchen cop did not do her inspection.
With this action/confirmation, the Vax-pass is clearly no longer being enforced by HPPH across Huron & Perth counties. Everyone is encouraged to stand-up for their Rights outside of Huron & Perth counties as well.
Fight or surrender, it’s still your only two options.
7 replies on “OPP Kicked Out Of Restaurant For Attempting Segregation Enforcement”
Nice, good job fellas, you’d think with the massive string of break and enters these last couple months the cops would be too busy doing their jobs not peddling in political shellin’
“When they kick at your front door, how you gonna go, shot down on the pavement or waiting on death row?” The Clash
Stand up now or forever hold your tongue. Great job Buck n Jo’s!
So proud of you for standing strong and not bowing down to tyranny! Way to go you guys rock! A total encouragement to the rest of society!
When the law is a tirany
Rebelión is a right.
Well done guys.
we need more people like this to stand up
And THAT is how it’s done.
Police have a job to do I hope when their place is getting robbed or broken into one day and they called the police they will be busy