This article, which could very well be CFP’s last, is being written on the day when the gas in our propane-fuelled fireplace ran out—even though we paid to have it refilled more than two weeks ago, and even though the gas is our only source of heat. We chose to pay the $650 for the gas refill because we couldn’t afford to pay the $1,100 required to fill our oil furnace, which welcome as it is in brutal Canadian winter only lasts about a month and a half at most.
Our longtime Internet provider, our internet provider of some 20 years, threw us off the Internet this morning because we are eight days late in paying our bill. We can pay them on the first of December when we have more revenue coming in, but unless we can borrow the money to pay up, Canada Free Press now only tenuously remains online through its expensive mobile account.
CFP, which fled Premier Doug Ford’s Ontario three years ago last May, is located in the Riding of ‘Conservative’ floor-crosser Chris d’Entremont—where we can only hope and pray that the power-crazed Ottawa Liberals won’t use our vulnerabilities to sink our ship.
Mr.Vice President, the incredible hostility we face as Conservative Christians working online here in Liberal Nova Scotia even under risk of physical assault would freeze the warmest of hearts and souls.
Since 2015 when Justin Trudeau came into power as PM, Canada has been waiting for a ship that never comes in.
VP Vance: Those of us who support the President Donald Trump administration are living under fierce Liberal persecution.
Because of your letter today (see attached below), we know that you at least know who we are.
Can you help us?
Indeed, if anyone out there can help, we would both gratefully and graciously receive it.
After 28 years online, with a banner reading, ‘Because without America there is no free world’, fiercely independent CFP needs a lifeline, and we will continue to pray that someone will throw one our way.
From across the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean Canada Free Press is crying out: “Mayday, Mayday!”