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Trudeau Blasted for Freezing Freedom Convoy Bank Accounts

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Representative Tom Emmer (R-MN) compared the situation to China’s use of CBDCs for

Representative Tom Emmer (R-MN) compared the situation to China’s use of CBDCs for

citizen surveillance. “In China, the Communist Party employs a CBDC that can be used

citizen surveillance. “In China, the Communist Party employs a CBDC that can be used

to monitor citizens’ spending habits,” Emmer said. “Closer to home in the Western

to monitor citizens’ spending habits,” Emmer said. “Closer to home in the Western

Hemisphere, the Canadian Government demonstrated the power of federal financial

Hemisphere, the Canadian Government demonstrated the power of federal financial

surveillance and control when it froze the bank accounts of hundreds of truckers

surveillance and control when it froze the bank accounts of hundreds of truckers

protesting the Covid vaccine mandate in 2022.”

protesting the Covid vaccine mandate in 2022.”

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