The group’s profile photo was changed to include the words “Canceled, stand down, do not stop, now is not the time.” It was updated again on Nov. But a strike does not seem to be happening since movement leaders have called it off. The Canadian Trucking Alliance estimates that 85 to 90 of the 120,000 Canadian truckers who work cross-border routes are vaccinated and said on Saturday that it appeared many of the protesters. Some social media posts say a strike would create a backup on the roads and possibly delay shipments to stores, warning people to stock up on supplies. Another site shows videos from a trucker stating November 29th we park and don’t move. They are very clear to point out that they do not wish any truckers who transport medical supplies to participant in the strike. The effects of the latest efforts remain to be seen. This is from a photo on their Facebook group of 15,000 members Stop The Tires Truckers. Trucker strikes are difficult to organize and past attempts have had minimal impact. Since its creation earlier this month, about 75,000 people who say they are truckers have joined a Facebook group called “Stop the Tires 2020.” The group also was attempting a strike around Veteran’s Day, which didn’t happen.īut Stop the Tires 2020 creator Jeremy Rewoldt has backed away from calls for a work stoppage, saying, “Now is not the time.” Rewoldt discusses in a vlog how the overwhelming growth of the Facebook group took him by surprise and thrust him into a position of leadership he had not anticipated. 508 by Fabian Ommar, The Organic Prepper: My first article for The Organic Prepper (in 2020) was about the truckers strike in Brazil in May 2018. MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WBTW) – Some groups of truckers were attempting to plan to strike for the end of November. As the Peoples Convoy prepares to head to Washington, D.C.
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