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Pawlowski, Artur Inciting Mischief and Eco-Terrorism Convicted: A Threat to Canadian Freedom of Expression and Religion

Calgary Alberta, 6 July 2023 A judge recently found Artur Pawlowski guilty of inciting mischief and eco-terrorism, leaving Canadians concerned about the erosion of their fundamental rights to free expression and religious freedom. This case's sentencing is set for August 9, 2023, unless additional legal actions are taken to challenge the verdict.

The implications of this decision are far-reaching, as it puts at risk the cherished principles that have defined Canadian society for generations. If not overturned, it could set a dangerous precedent in which any individual, including politicians, journalists, and private citizens, who dares to oppose the ruling party, expose corruption, or express dissent against tyranny faces up to ten years in prison.

Nathaniel Pawlowski, Artur Pawlowski's son, recently delivered a heartfelt speech before the European Parliament, highlighting the dire consequences of power abuse in the name of public health.

He declared emphatically, "Canada has fallen; we no longer have freedom of religion, freedom of speech, or the right to protest, assemble, associate, express ourselves, have free media, or disagree with the government." Nathaniel's words perfectly captured the despair and urgency felt by many Canadians who believe their basic rights are being violated.

"My father was just found guilty of inciting mischief for giving a sermon to the truckers," he added, emphasizing the seriousness of his father's case.Pawlowski, Artur Inciting Mischief and Eco-Terrorism Convicted: A Threat to Canadian Freedom of Expression and Religion.

Calgary Alberta, 6 July 2023 A judge recently found Artur Pawlowski guilty of inciting mischief and eco-terrorism, leaving Canadians concerned about the erosion of their fundamental rights to free expression and religious freedom. This case's sentencing is set for August 9, 2023, unless additional legal actions are taken to challenge the verdict.

The implications of this decision are far-reaching, as it puts at risk the cherished principles that have defined Canadian society for generations. If not overturned, it could set a dangerous precedent in which any individual, including politicians, journalists, and private citizens, who dares to oppose the ruling party, expose corruption, or express dissent against tyranny faces up to ten years in prison.

Nathaniel Pawlowski, Artur Pawlowski's son, recently delivered a heartfelt speech before the European Parliament, highlighting the dire consequences of power abuse in the name of public health. He declared emphatically, "Canada has fallen; we no longer have freedom of religion, freedom of speech, or the right to protest, assemble, associate, express ourselves, have free media, or disagree with the government." Nathaniel's words perfectly captured the despair and urgency felt by many Canadians who believe their basic rights are being violated.

He went on to say, "My father was just found guilty of inciting mischief for giving a sermon to the truckers when they went and stood for our rights in 2022; a Christian sermon that referenced the solidarity movement was criminal in our government's eyes, a charge that has a penalty of up to 10 years in prison." This verdict not only affects Artur Pawlowski personally, but it also sets a dangerous precedent that restricts free expression and religious freedom for all Canadians.

Artur Pawlowski, who was born behind the Iron Curtain in Poland and is well aware of the dangers of unchecked despotism, was recently found guilty of "inciting mischief and eco-terrorism" by a judge. This verdict is deeply rooted in Artur's personal history, as he stated, "The horrors inflicted by unchecked despotism have burned their mark into my memory." [...] These memories made me swear never to do it again. Never again would I submit to tyranny; never again would I muffle freedom's voice." Artur sought refuge in Canada, a nation that represents a beacon of liberty, guided by this promise.

According to Artur, freedom is more than just a word; it embodies the essence of our humanity, courage, and determination. He emphasized that the pursuit of freedom has a cost, one that soldiers, journalists, and volunteers must bear. Artur has paid the bitter price for liberty, enduring the hardships of cold handcuffs and harsh punishment. Undaunted, he stands firm, saying, "The soldier stands unflinching, knowing that freedom comes at a cost."

There is a cost to be paid." As a journalist, he has boldly spoken the truth to power, amplifying his voice from Calgary and beyond in order to fulfill the duty of free speech. Artur's dedication to his community has also been demonstrated through selfless acts of service, recognizing that true freedom is found in serving others.

"Hope has two beautiful daughters: anger and courage," Artur said, quoting Saint Augustine. Anger at the status quo and the determination to change it" He posed provocative questions to members of the European Parliament, such as, "How many nights in a cold cell would you endure for freedom?" "How far would you go to defend your people's rights?" Artur's unwavering resolve is exemplified by the fifty nights he spent in jail advocating for people's rights to gather and worship.

"It's time to say never again, to face the lingering shadows of the twentieth century, to challenge the injustice of today," he declared. Artur emphasized the importance of his survival, stating that an attack on individuals like him would ultimately jeopardize everyone's freedom.

The guilty verdict against Pastor Artur Pawlowski not only jeopardizes his personal liberties, but also jeopardizes Canada's cherished principles of free expression and religious freedom. This critical juncture necessitates the unwavering support of all Canadians, human rights organizations, legal experts, and global leaders in rallying behind Artur Pawlowski's fight for justice and defending the fundamental rights that underpin Canadian society.

We urge all Canadians, human rights organizations, legal experts, and global leaders who value the principles that underpin our societies to support Artur Pawlowski's fight for justice. We must all work together to overturn this decision and protect the fundamental rights that Canadians cherish.

In 2022, a Christian sermon mentioning the solidarity movement was considered criminal by our government. a charge punishable by up to ten years in prison." This verdict not only affects Artur Pawlowski personally, but it also sets a dangerous precedent that restricts free expression and religious freedom for all Canadians.

Artur Pawlowski, who was born behind the Iron Curtain in Poland and is well aware of the dangers of unchecked despotism, was recently found guilty of "inciting mischief and eco-terrorism" by a judge. This verdict is deeply rooted in Artur's personal history, as he stated, "The horrors inflicted by unchecked despotism have burned their mark into my memory." [...] These memories made me swear never to do it again. Never again would I submit to tyranny; never again would I muffle freedom's voice." Artur sought refuge in Canada, a nation that represents a beacon of liberty, guided by this promise.

According to Artur, freedom is more than just a word; it embodies the essence of our humanity, courage, and determination. He emphasized that the pursuit of freedom has a cost, one that soldiers, journalists, and volunteers must bear. Artur has paid the bitter price for liberty, enduring the hardships of cold handcuffs and harsh punishment. Undaunted, he stands firm, saying, "The soldier stands unflinching, knowing that freedom comes at a cost."

There is a cost to be paid." As a journalist, he has boldly spoken the truth to power, amplifying his voice from Calgary and beyond in order to fulfill the duty of free speech. Artur's dedication to his community has also been demonstrated through selfless acts of service, recognizing that true freedom is found in serving others.

"Hope has two beautiful daughters: anger and courage," Artur said, quoting Saint Augustine. Anger at the status quo and the determination to change it" He posed provocative questions to members of the European Parliament, such as, "How many nights in a cold cell would you endure for freedom?" "How far would you go to defend your people's rights?"

Artur's unwavering resolve is exemplified by the fifty nights he spent in jail advocating for people's rights to gather and worship. "It's time to say never again, to face the lingering shadows of the twentieth century, to challenge the injustice of today," he declared. Artur emphasized the importance of his survival, stating that an attack on individuals like him would ultimately jeopardize everyone's freedom.

The guilty verdict against Pastor Artur Pawlowski not only jeopardizes his personal liberties, but also jeopardizes Canada's cherished principles of free expression and religious freedom. This critical juncture necessitates the unwavering support of all Canadians, human rights organizations, legal experts, and global leaders in rallying behind Artur Pawlowski's fight for justice and defending the fundamental rights that underpin Canadian society.

We urge all Canadians, human rights organizations, legal experts, and global leaders who value the principles that underpin our societies to support Artur Pawlowski's fight for justice. We must all work together to overturn this decision and protect the fundamental rights that Canadians cherish.