The 2022 Truckers Freedom Convoy

The Real Narrative, The True Truth

A protester walks in front of parked trucks as demonstrators continue to protest the vaccine mandates implemented by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa, Canada, on February 8. Dave Chan/AFP via Getty Images

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By Gary Craigs

Were you there? You say you were not? But yet you claim to know what was happening there at the time. And on what basis do you make this claim? Why, you watched the TV news on CBC, CTV and Global TV. And you read about it in the mainstream media (MSM) in print or online. And Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada weighed in on these events as well. That would be the same Justin Trudeau who not only refused to meet anyone connected to the event in any way, shape or form; no, he also packed up his tent pegs and shuffled off to Buffalo, or some other place where he couldn't be found. And what event I am discussing here? Well, that would be the Truckers Freedom Convoy back in February 2022.

I begin with an account that you were fed by the mainstream/legacy media and Canada's prime minister at the time so you have the context I will later critique.

I was at Ground Zero: Ottawa, Canada's capital city. For about three weeks a Convoy of truckers, who labelled themselves Freedom Convoy 2022, resided in Ottawa, predominantly in the downtown core. If you were predisposed to believe the MSM you believed that Ottawa was laid under siege by an organized band of insurrectionists who were intent on destroying the infrastructure of the city (a fatuous claim made by a City of Ottawa Councillor, the late Diane Deans days before the Convoy even made its appearance in Ottawa, perhaps believing she had the gift of prophecy) and subverting democracy in an attempted overthrow of a duly elected government. In the words of our scurrilous Prime Minister Justin Trudeau the Convoy and its supporters was populated by "racists, misogynists and Islamophobes" who were "anti-science." The overweening mendacity of our Liar-in-Chief will cause him to go down in the annals of history as the most egregious barefaced liar in Canadian political history. That these were manifestly obvious lies need not even be debated. They were the real "misinformation" we are routinely warned about nowadays.

However, the legacy media (like the trained, subsidized seals they were and continue to be) were heartily endorsing and breathlessly repeating these lies with monotonous regularity, like Canada was on the precipice of disintegration at the instigation of malevolent foreign actors, primarily Russian. To compound the prime minister's mendacity he claimed that Convoy supporters were being "radicalized" as "domestic terrorists." This would be risible in the extreme were it not for the fact that it was (and continues to be) the prime minister himself who is undermining democracy and has been doing so ever since he assumed Canada's highest political office, an office he has debased in the extreme. We could go on ad nauseam about the SNC-Lavalin scandal, which includes a discussion of his shameful treatment of former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould and Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, a dark chapter in Canadian history that has set the tone for the past few years of misgovernance under the aforementioned Prime Minister Scurrilous. The nation was in such peril according to PM Scurrilous that it became necessary to invoke the Emergencies Act in peacetime, a practice hitherto unknown in Canadian history and for which the requisite conditions for the invocation did not remotely exist. When it was becoming apparent that, following the approval of the House of Commons of the invocation of the Act that the Senate of Canada had miraculously divined it indeed possessed a spine that was hitherto MIA and the Senate was therefore unlikely to rubber stamp the approval already granted by the House the nation was informed that PM Scurrilous had decided to revoke the invocation of the Act. The Senate had called the PM's bluff. Now if only the Senators could continue on employing such wisdom and fortitude.

Speculation existed that another motivating factor for the revocation was a potential run on the banks prompted by PM Scurrilous announcing that bank accounts of Convoy truckers and supporters would be frozen. Probably it was not merely those who had made financial donations to the Convoy who were withdrawing their savings, but Canadians of all stripes who were alarmed at these events and decided it was high time to get while the getting was good and draw down their savings to stave off financial ruin, not to mention starvation and the likelihood that they would be unable to pay the rent or the mortgage and would soon find themselves inhabiting the ranks of the homeless on the streets, unable to even feed or clothe themselves.

Now that I have apprised you of the tenor of the times, if you were unable to attend personally, let me give you the testimony of one who was there in person. That would be yours truly. Read on.

So what was the reality on the ground? The reality was a group of peaceful protesters from across the nation had gathered in the nation's capital to exercise their constitutionally guaranteed rights of peaceful assembly and freedom of association and freedom to protest the policies of the government in power. These rights are enshrined both in Section 1 of the Canadian Bill of Rights, passed in 1960, to wit, (a) the right of the individual to life, liberty, security of the person and enjoyment of property, and the right not to be deprived thereof except by due process of law; as well as the Fundamental Freedoms contained in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, embedded in Canada's Constitution of 1982 (Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms: freedom of conscience and religion; freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other media of communication; freedom of peaceful assembly; and freedom of association.). Yet Herr Trudeau was proclaiming to sundry persons that the Convoy members and their supporters were holding "unacceptable views" and asked publicly, "Why do we tolerate these people?" He also asserted that these people are "taking up space." Thus echoing the words of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis who said the same things of Jews. And nullifying the basic constitutional rights of Canadians. Why do Canadians tolerate this prime minister who is taking up space with his unacceptable views?

But back to Prime Minister Mendacious and his mendacity (and his lackey, Minister of Public Safety Marco "Mendacious" Mendocino, who made a mockery of this office by his words and actions). He opined that the streets of Ottawa had been rendered unsafe by the presence of the Truckers Freedom Convoy. How would he know this? He obstinately refused to meet with the truckers and not only did he refuse to meet with them, he became the coward of the cottage and repaired for days on end to a cottage on Vancouver Island, rather than manning up and talking to the truckers, whom he has held in high contempt. Had he taken it upon himself to wander the streets of what is normally Snoozeville, Canada he would have learned firsthand that what was transpiring on the streets of Ottawa was diametrically opposite his fanciful claims. I was there so I know.

But let me adumbrate events leading up to what Prime Minister Mendacity termed the "occupation" of Ottawa. I watched numerous videos depicting the Freedom Convoy en route to Ottawa. And what to my wondering eyes did appear? Christians, many Christians, lining the highways and byways of our once-free land cheering the Convoy on. I'm sure many of these supporters were not Christians but the presence of Christians was manifest for all to see, unless, of course, you were watching the putative "news" broadcasts of the legacy media, who were working overtime to malign the Convoy, whether by spouting outright propaganda and lies, or by just refusing to reveal the truth. Deliberate concealment of the truth is tantamount to lying.

At this point I should remind you that the CBC is the abundantly government-funded propaganda arm of the Liberal Party of Canada, having been sucking on the Canadian taxpayers' collective teat for generations now and thus has lost all sense of journalistic integrity, for which it cares not a fig Newton. But I digress. The relentless propaganda of the legacy media obscures the truth of matters. As the Convoy progressed toward Ottawa there were innumerable supporters holding up placards emblazoned with Bible verses and sundry Christian messages. Nor was this all. The truckers themselves assembled in restaurants and prior to sitting down for a meal recited the Lord's Prayer together. This does not the truckers Christians make, but it certainly puts on public display not only their sentiments but also how they perceived their role as a Convoy, which was a spiritual quest for freedom. Perhaps for some of said truckers this was a rekindling of childhood faith that had been frittered away over the decades but was reawakened in a crisis brought on by government overreach in the extreme in the couple of years of a faux pandemic and justified by that self-same faux pandemic.

And getting back to the egregious lie of how unsafe it was in downtown Ottawa, the fact is that the crime rate in Ottawa when Convoy was present dropped precipitously, like by 90 percent. And PM Blackface had the unmitigated gall and temerity to claim that Convoy supporters were "stealing food" from the homeless. Liar, liar, pants on fire. The only thing worse than the PM's lying is the fact that so many Canadians are stupid enough to believe his lies. The reality is there was so much free food downtown that they were delivering all the excess food to the homeless shelters there, so much so that the homeless shelters couldn't contain it all so the Convoy organizers were compelled to arrange for this excess donated food to be distributed outside the city to other locations so it wouldn't spoil and have to be thrown out. But this mattered not a whit to Trudeau, who will tell any lie that suits his political purposes. And do so with a straight face. Years of practice facilitates his facility in this regard. I'm amazed that Canadians are stupid enough to vote for this scoundrel (which is much too kind a word but I'm trying to be family friendly here).

Getting back to the truth, the true truth as it were (which PM Blackface labels "misinformation"), the Convoy was like Woodstock, only with a strong Christian presence and flavour. I met numerous Christians there, many of whom were evangelizing people. I have Christian friends who had similar experiences to my own at the Convoy. It was a spiritual journey.

There was so much love and unity there. Everywhere people were walking up to total strangers and hugging them. Bear hugs, not namby pamby hugs. And nobody there wore face masks, surgical or otherwise. Quelle horreur! And nobody was afraid of the virus. Nor were they getting sick and dropping like flies as a result. In fact, they were fit as a fiddle. There was no uptick in "cases" and hospitalizations. Of course not, because the pandemic was phony. It was just a thinly disguised ruse put in place to justify the implementation of the New World Order of the World Economic Forum, led by Klaus Schwab (who claims to “haf penetrated ze cabinet of Prime Minister Trudeau”). There was no pandemic.

Some women who were complete strangers to me walked up to me and not only hugged me, they even kissed me seconds after we met. On the lips! Truly this was Woodstock 2.0. I miss the Truckers Freedom Convoy. I had a far better time there than I ever did on Canada Day or New Year's Eve on Parliament Hill, events the Liberal Party of Canada has turned into boring celebrations of the Liberal Party. I ceased attending these events years ago for that reason.

One evening I spotted a young woman who was holding up a sign with the name of Jesus on it, perhaps as part of a Bible verse, so I went over to talk to her. She was French from Montreal and she came to Ottawa every weekend to evangelize people. She and some others rented a hotel room and invited people there and bought them pizza while they shared the Christian gospel. She said three young men there were searching spiritually to understand what was going on. She told me of one young man who became a Christian as a result so they baptized him in the hotel bathtub! How awesome is that?

I have so many stories I could tell you about God moving among the truckers and Convoy supporters. People were becoming Christians because of the Convoy. I met two Romanian women who lived under the rule of the communist dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu. They told me that Trudeau had been acting in a similar manner to Ceaușescu and that is why they were supporting the Convoy. They were university students at the time Ceaușescu was ousted. One of these women told me she had become a Christian just a few months ago because she recognized the evil that was going on that was driving this phony pandemic.

I met the Romanian truck driver whom the riot police laid a beating on, putting him in hospital. I stood on the driver's side step of his rig and spoke with him for several minutes. He, too told me about living under Ceaușescu. I later watched a video of police ordering him out of his truck, which he did. They ordered him to kneel on the ground, so he did. Then they beat him while he was prone on the ground. He willingly submitted to his arrest and yet they beat him all the same. He had left Romania to get away from Ceausescu and look what happened to him here in Canada, where he became a victim of police thuggery one expects of a communist dictatorship, but not from a once-functioning democracy like Canada. One police officer wearing knee pads repeatedly kneed him in the head. They cracked some of his ribs. I saw him being subsequently interviewed in a video. in which he said, "They broke my body a bit, but not my spirit. I took it like a man."

I and other Christians I met at the Convoy felt the presence of God's Holy Spirit while attending the Convoy. People were carrying signs with the name of Jesus and with Bible verses inscribed on them. On several occasions I asked total strangers if I could pray with them and they all heartily agreed, even though we had just met seconds before.

Someone had an RV parked in front of Parliament and someone invited me and a friend inside to get warm. There was at least half a dozen people there and we stayed for a couple of hours. In that time people came and went. The man next to me was a Christian who told the people who own the RV that he and his son would look after it for them while they took a break in a hotel room. So when we found out we are both Christians we started talking about how we sensed the presence of God's Holy Spirit there in the Convoy. After we had talked for quite a while a few people decided to leave so he asked me to pray for everyone, which I did, several times. In the course of events he began giving what I called mini-sermons. I don't know who, if anyone else there was a Christian because it was more or less strangers coming and going but everyone was listening intently to his sermons. We alternated back and forth between mini-sermons and audible prayers. God was on the move in the Truckers Freedom Convoy. I can assure you that this is not a normal happenstance on Canada Day. In the daytime Convoy supporters had set up a main stage on Parliament Hill and they were playing music there and having prayers of all faiths there, and I mean broadcasting them over the PA system.

I know a Christian woman who cooked and delivered home-cooked meals to the truckers and took their laundry home and cleaned and returned it with another home-cooked meal. She and her husband even took some of the truckers into their own home so they could take a shower.

Some of the Convoy trucks were parked by the War Museum. I encountered four kids there about 6 to 12 years of age (one was a girl) who were playing street hockey and they invited me to join them so I did. I was playing with the wooden walking sticks I use to get around so one kid got me a hockey stick. Best fun I'd had in years. Some truckers I met by the War Museum saw me one night by the Canadian War Memorial and they started chanting my name –  Gary! Gary! Gary! One of them was from B.C., somewhere around Kimberley or thereabouts. I played there once when I played in a band when I wore a younger man's clothes so it was nice to meet him.

And people were very patriotic as well. Many people were wearing Canadian flags like capes and singing Canada's national anthem. One evening, just as I arrived I spotted a young woman who had draped a Canadian flag across her back. She was with half a dozen other people (like good Canadians, they were waiting for the walk light on a street with no traffic whatsoever). I spontaneously burst into singing O Canada and they all joined in so next thing I knew I was leading a choir of people who were total strangers to me in the enthusiastic singing of Canada's national anthem. And, wonder of wonders, I was even able to sing the high notes with ease, which are normally inaccessible to my vocal cords. I'm suspecting divine intervention was in play. Never did that before. Never felt so proud to be a Canadian as I did right then.

One particularly cold night I met a couple from Bordeaux, France who were working in a food tent as volunteers. The wife served me a huge (free) hamburger and took hold of my walking sticks so I could eat. I requested a second burger (which was also huge and delicious) and she put the mustard and ketchup on it for me. There was no place to sit and I had my two walking sticks so after this woman put the condiments on my burger for me she then found me a seat and handed my food to me after I got seated. Her husband was seated next to me and was wearing a red beret and a military uniform full of medals. Neither of them spoke much English. I speak a bit of French but they had difficulty understanding my French and I theirs. Nevertheless, I asked the husband to explain all the medals fastened on the uniform he was wearing. He had served in a lot of dangerous places, including some of the worst hot spots in the world, such as Bosnia and Kosovo. I think he was a paratrooper in the French army, maybe even French Foreign Legion. I marvelled how this couple from France wound up volunteering at the Truckers Freedom Convoy.

Interestingly, I made a point of talking as best I could with my limited ability to speak French to all of the French people I could who were milling about and we understood each other much better than the French couple I met from France. Some were locals, some from Quebec and one young French man came there from Kedgewick, New Brunswick (my home province) as well as one from Lac St. Jean, Quebec. And some of them thought my French was excellent. But I need a whole lot more vocabulary and sometimes I don't understand the grammar but my pronunciation is quite good. I saw many Quebec flags there and I spoke with many French-Canadians who were there in support of the Convoy. I saw a couple of Canadian flags with a fleur-de-lys on them (or vice versa, a Quebec flag with a maple leaf). I said to most of these French people that we have to thank Justin Trudeau because he had unwittingly done more to unite the French and English in Canada than any political action that had taken place in my entire lifetime and every single one of them agreed with me, including the young French fellow from New Brunswick. They expressed similar sentiments.

I watched a video in which someone interviewed a truck driver. He said that a group of maybe seven or eight young men came up to his truck to talk to him. They were all French, only one of whom spoke English. They asked where he was from. He told them southern Manitoba, so they wanted to know why he had come to Ottawa. He said he did it to help Quebec because Quebec was the province that had suffered the most under lockdowns and curfews and such in the phony pandemic so he wanted to help the people of Quebec. They walked about fifty feet from his truck and the one who spoke English explained to the rest of them what the trucker had just told them. They all ran back to his truck and grabbed his hand and started kissing the back of his hand and thanking him. One of them said he will never be a separatist again and that he had never owned a Canadian flag but now he was going to buy one.

One evening I met a Polish woman who was quite a character. She was in essence preaching her own gospel. She has since moved out to B.C. but we still keep in touch. She told me that what she saw going on in Canada at that time (and is still going on) was far worse than anything she had ever experienced under communist rule in Poland (e.g. freezing people's bank accounts for making a $50 donation to the Convoy).

I met a 30-year-old Iranian woman who worked downtown and lived maybe half a dozen blocks away. She attended the Convoy frequently and said she enjoyed the presence of the Convoy. Her family had escaped the rule of the ayatollahs in Iran to obtain freedom in Canada. I think she was drawn to the Convoy because of her experience of political repression in her native country. She loved the Convoy, including the horns. As did I. Honk! Honk! I still get a warm glow inside when I hear a truck horn. They warm the cockles of my heart (like The Sultans of Swing, "ah but the horns, they blowin' that sound," like a shofar). The horns of truth, freedom and democracy.

I met people from many countries downtown: Guatemala, Poland, Romania, Iran and France. I met Canadians from almost every province, as well as from Nunavut and Yukon.

I talked to numerous people whom I told I believe Satan is behind everything associated with this faux pandemic. Every single person I said this to agreed with me. Some of them spoke halting English so I would say to them either il diablo (to a man from Guatemala) or le diable and they would nod in agreement with me. They recognized that we were in a spiritual battle in this phony pandemic.

And let us not forget the people of different ethnic and religious groups who participated in and supported the Convoy. I saw numerous people wearing turbans who supported the Convoy and who ridiculed Trudeau's claims that these people were racists, white nationalists and domestic terrorists. They were saying, "Do I look like a white supremacist?" They were openly mocking PM Blackface and his egregious, barefaced lies, because he will tell any lie that he thinks will advance his political purposes. He has no shame. Or morals. Or principles. But then again, he is a Liberal.

But the spirit of love and unity prevailed in the Convoy, despite determined efforts by police to provoke violent reactions on the part of truckers and their supporters, who remained steadfastly and resolutely peaceful, respectful and polite throughout the entire time the Convoy was parked in Ottawa. Even one female Conservative Senator during the deliberations on approval of the invocation of the Emergencies Act stated that when she walked down Wellington Street at night on her way home that she had never felt safer there before. Many people informed me that the crime rate dropped 90 percent while the Convoy was parked downtown. And yet PM Scurrilous would have you believe people living downtown were quaking in fear. Trudeau and the Liberals and the MSM were claiming the Convoy was a dangerous place to be. Well, I suppose you could hurt yourself on one of those bouncy castles if you're not careful. It grieved me to hear the egregious barefaced lies and propaganda Trudeau and the MSM were spouting about the Convoy. CBC and CTV were the worst. They both need to be defunded.

To get an idea of the community spirit of the Convoy and not just willingness, but eagerness to care for the needs of others, truckers and citizen volunteers were cleaning the snow off the sidewalks and salting them because the City of Ottawa had deserted the area (without reason or justification). People were giving away free food. I wanted to pay for it but there was nobody collecting money. As previously stated, there was so much food being donated to the Convoy they had to arrange to have it taken to other parts of the city and even outside Ottawa so it wouldn't spoil and have to be thrown out. And Dear Leader Trudeau had the unmitigated gall to say protesters were stealing food from homeless people. Such a liar. Some people talk in their sleep. PM Mendacious lies in his sleep. Mr. Sunny Ways, indeed. The homeless people downtown never had it so good.

All those trucks needed fuel to keep the truckers warm in the cold winter weather so volunteers brought fuel in Jerry cans. The police thought they could shut down the Convoy by confiscating the Jerry cans, like it's illegal to carry a Jerry can. But Convoy supporters had an ace up their sleeves. Everyone started bringing Jerry cans, even if they were empty. There were too many Jerry cans to inspect so police abandoned this effort.

Sadly, there was some violence that erupted at the Convoy. But it was perpetrated entirely by the police. For most of the Convoy's existence there was a friendly relationship between the police and Convoy participants. But then our illustrious prime minister, who flat out refused to have any truck with the truckers, invoked the Emergencies Act, whereupon the once friendly relations between police and Convoy participants took a dramatic turn for the worse. One former police officer who attended the Convoy regularly to conduct his own intelligence gathering on events speculates that the police who engaged in the violent behaviour were not the same police who had previously enjoyed a friendly engagement with the protesters. You can find his testimony on the National Citizens Inquiry website (the existence of which the MSM would rather you not know about, but search it online for the truth of what really transpired those days). His suspicion was that the violent police had been held in reserve away from the Convoy and that they were being indoctrinated into expecting violence from the Convoy participants, all evidence to the contrary, to make them predisposed to instigate violence against a group they already believed to be violent. So the police went on a rampage, beating truckers, smashing windows in vehicles and engaging in general mayhem and destruction. The police smashed to pieces vehicles which had already been removed far from downtown to a compound where they rendered them useless and undriveable.

One evening near the end of the Convoy's existence I was standing near the Canadian War Memorial, maybe 20 feet away from the line of riot police wearing helmets with face shields and holding thick batons similar in size to baseball bats. This was a day or so after the police beat Rebel News reporter Alexa Lavoie (who works for an independent news media outlet Trudeau pretends is not a real news outlet so he can ignore them and treat them with disdain, like that is his prerogative to decide) in the head (causing her to bleed from her eyes) with a baton and fired a tear gas gun at her left thigh at point-blank range (when I watched video of this I cringed as she whimpered like a baby each time they beat her) and after one of the police horses ran over a Mohawk woman elder in her walker (which put her in the hospital with a dislocated shoulder, while police claimed she threw a bicycle under the horse). I felt the tension in the air as it was a large crowd and I sensed it was entirely possible for the riot police wearing helmets with face shields and carrying heavy batons to instigate violence once again anytime soon. So I started praying vociferously as loud as I could so that everyone around me could hear my prayer. I prayed for the Convoy truckers and supporters and I prayed for the riot police. I prayed for maybe a couple of minutes. I  heard numerous strangers around me verbalizing their agreement and approval of my prayer. I was praying for a minute or two when the man standing next to me started preaching the gospel so I let him take the reins.

No wonder PM Blackface avoided going down there. He hates Christians. A Baptist pastor from Toronto met with him twice and Trudeau told this pastor that evangelical Christians are "the worst sort of Canadians." So Trudeau hates God as well. I'm surprised the Catholic church hasn't excommunicated him.

Last year I attended the Million Person March 4 Children to get LGBTQ indoctrination out of the schools. While there I met a man who was standing next to Alexa Lavoie while the police were beating her. He was an arm's length away from her. They targeted her because she was writing articles critical of Trudeau and the Liberals (Canada is now officially a banana republic). Last year I met a former RCMP officer who is a Christian who evangelizes police officers. When I told him about what the riot police had done he didn't believe me. I got his email address and we exchanged a few messages but I came to realize he was less interested in the truth than he was in protecting his ministry to police officers who are not Christians. Seems to me hypocrisy is not a good witness for the gospel.

And don't get me started on the Nazi flag incident. That was a Liberal plant. How convenient that CBC and CTV were going out of their way to avoid coverage of the Convoy unless to disparage it but yet they had their cameras set up waiting for this to happen and they left as soon as they got their photo op so they could collude with Dear Leader in spreading misinformation and disinformation about the Truckers Freedom Convoy. A pox on all their houses.

So there you have a snapshot of what really happened at the Truckers Freedom Convoy. I have shared my stories with other Convoy participants and they all agreed that their experiences were similar to my own. Things were not at all as Mr. Small Fringe Minority would have you believe. One day he will have to give an account of his own, very real misinformation, the true misinformation. He continually reminds me of John 8:44. He is a spawn of Satan.

John 8:44
New International Version
44 You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.

If you were being fed lies and misinformation about the Truckers Freedom Convoy, what other lies and propaganda were/are you being fed about other topics? Do your own research, don't leave it up to the MSM, which are proving themselves to be the true source, indeed the epitome of misinformation. If they want you to trust them they can rebuild your trust by telling you the truth, not by attempting to manufacture consent.

I think we should celebrate Canadian Trucker Freedom Days at least once every year, if not twice. We could have one on Family Day in February and instead of just Canada Day on July 1^st it would last a whole week. Train horns and diesel exhaust mandatory. Not to mention bouncy castles and outdoor hot tubs with donated free food to eat in tents all up and down Wellington St. Like the world's largest potluck. All these were prevalent for the duration of the Convoy's presence in Ottawa. And there would be a main stage with prayers and music, just like there was for the duration of the Convoy's presence in Ottawa. It had such a festive atmosphere and it was quintessentially Canadian. Everyone was polite and well behaved and looking after each other’s needs. How I miss the Convoy. Going down to the Convoy was the most joyful experience I have had in years. The experience left me with a warm glow inside and I wish all the trucks were still there so I could go back again and bask in the glow of love that permeated the Convoy.

Honk! Honk!

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