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"Steven Johnston, remember that name," says Artur Pawlowski, leader of The Solidarity Party of Alberta. Pawlowski vows to charge and prosecute Crown Prosecutor Steven Johnston, who's handling the Coutts 4 case and previously prosecuted Pawlowski for giving a sermon to the truckers in Coutts. MediaBezirgan.com

Frustration mounts as the slow-moving 3-day pre-trial for the 4 protesters, famously known as The Coutts 4, adjourns to Dec 11 with no substantial progress. MediaBezirgan.com

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Chris Carbert’s Bail Hearing: “I’d like to see this go to trial to prove to the public that they had no case — the corruption of the crown is horrible,” says Alex Van Herk in support of the Coutts 4. Chris, along with other 3 men who have been under pre-trial detention for over 600 days in Alberta, Canada are considered to be political prisoners being made example of for their participation in a protest that blockaded Canada-US border for 2-weeks to pressure the government to drop Covid-19 vaccine mandates. Today, Chris is having a bail hearing ahead of his trial next week. He is charged with conspiracy to murder police. There’s an “automatic” publication ban on the hearing. For more: MediaBezirgan.com

“The government wants blood — they’re bent on hurting them as much as they possibly can physically, mentally, and spiritually,” summarizes the Leader of The Solidarity Party of Alberta Artur Pawlowski in regards to Chris Carbert’s bail hearing in Lethbridge today. For more: MediaBezirgan.com

The leader of the Solidarity Movement of Alberta addresses the political implications of the fact that the four protesters, accused of conspiring to murder RCMP officers, have been in pre-trial custody for over 600 days. For more: MediaBezirgan.com