For many of us in North America, O Canada encapsulates when everything changed. When Hope was rekindled. When we felt Pride in our nations again. When we realized we Freedom-loving Patriots are vastly in the majority. When again we had heroes who, despite intense persecution, just won't quit. Truckers who lost everything after Ottawa and are back to fight for freedom! Modern day George Washingtons, John Paul Joneses and Patrick Henrys.

Even though our Brothers and Sisters in France, Italy, Denmark, etc. have been marching for Freedom for over a year, here in North America O Canada symbolizes when Life itself changed so drastically it'll never be the same and we wouldn't want it to be. A wonderful "New New Normal."

When we hear O Canada, we feel again the love, joy, strength, sticktoitiveness and power-through-peace we felt flowing from Ottawa via livestreams. Our True North brothers and sisters, who flew the Ol' Glory right beside their Maple Leaf,  changed my life forever and I wouldn't want to go back to any other "normal."

The Convoys have suddenly made me glad to be alive "for such a time as this." I stopped hankering after the Good Ol' Days and was grateful to live during the new 1776. We all feel it in our hearts. That's why Mike Landis was given the WWII flag to fly proudly behind his truck.

Yesterday, during a YouTube livestream I saw a comment fly past that said, "Ottawa woke me up." They (and millions who won't admit it!) finally swallowed that bitter Red Pill. If the Convoy did nothing else but Red Pill the nation, then they've already been wildly successful! (But they've only just begun to fight!)

But for those of us who were already red-pilled, the convoys have given us hope because finally there was a practical, doable way for John and Jane Doe to peacefully fight for Freedom shoulder-to-shoulder with millions, maybe billions, of Patriots worldwide.

We all have our own agendas. Canada seeks the end to their mandates. The United States demands an end to the Emergency Powers which will lead to the end of all mandates. But, at the end of the day, we all want the same thing: Freedom! Liberté! To tell the governments of the entire world that...say it with me now! "THEY WORK FOR US!"

Ironically, the Deep State always wanted a One World thingemabob and, by George! They sure inspired One World...just not the one they wanted. Not one they can exploit and control! One World of Freedom Loving Patriots joining hands to fight together yet separately for the freedom of their respective nations.

How's about them apples, Klaus Schwab? Guess what, Hillary Clinton!?! This beautiful, cockeyed planet does not belong to you. You tried to make us hoi polloi unwelcome on our own planet but no! It's ours. Our Home. And Hell hath no fury like Patriots fighting for their homes, their families, their country and their God.

Well, anyways, I'll get off my soapbox now because I'm much too tired to write an article today. LOL

In closing, please enjoy this selection of recent videos and pictures from the People's Convoy and Freedom Convoys. May you be inspired!

This trucker lost his job, his insurance and had the plates on his truck cancelled. The police beat him severely but he's ba-ack because he won't let anyone stop his peaceful fight for freedom! They can break his body, but not his spirit. Three cheers for this patriot! Hip-hip-hooray!

(She should be hailed as a great female hero like Malala Yousafzai, Madame Curie or Clara Barton...but she won't be. It's so sad.)

It's vital for theheart-warming stories flowing from the People's Convoy to get out to the public. Here's one such story.

One of the truckers has the Marine Corps flag and American flag fluttering behind his truck. Unfortunately, they became entangled in the hitch (or something) during a Convoy and when a sergeant (?) in the DC Metro Police saw the trucker's predicament, he told the four other policemen with him to turn their backs so they wouldn't be witnesses to what he did next.

He walked over the truck, disentangled the flags and told the grateful truckers, "I spent ten years serving under those flags. I can't see them tangled and do nothing." Then he told the four other officers they could turn round again.

What a poignant, sad yet heartwarming story!