Defending the Aggressor: The Chrystia Freeland Playbook
Getting yelled at once vs. being beaten by riot police and jailed…
“It was so quick. All of a sudden the police forces squeezed us from all four sides and started shooting us with shock bombs and tear gas. I was among 10–15 elderly professors somewhere in the middle. My friend was quicker to realize what was going on and grabbed my hand taking me out of the crowd. At one point I could hardly breathe and almost fell down. It was the most horrible experience of my life.”
My friend, Biljana Vankovska, a well-known professor in Macedonia and real leftist (anti-interventionist, pro-human rights), told me this. And it happened while she was attending a protest against the U.S.-backed regime’s constant abuse of Macedonians’ rights and forced change of Macedonia’s name, identity and history.
Yet, a faux-leftist in Canada is getting all the sympathy lately — for being yelled at in an elevator. Deputy Prime Minister, Chrystia Freeland, is fully aware of the regime’s tactics in Macedonia — with women especially targeted — including attacks against civilians, threats against their families, detainments, arrests, intimidation, arson, imprisonment of Macedonians, subjecting them to abhorrent prison conditions — and all in the name of brutally silencing dissent.
