I think that you don't understand the issue here. OP claimed, without evidence, that tow trucks had joined the blockade at the border.
I asked for proof that this was actually true.
OP has since found a Breitbart article from Feb 1 with a second-hand claim of tow trucks joining the blockade (OP's claim was that tow trucks joining was breaking news).
Other than this ten-day-old second-hand report, there seems to be NO evidence that tow trucks are part of the blockade. If it were true, I would expect it to not only be more widely reported, but to have the claim supported by photo/video by this time.
You have found some articles that add nothing to the discussion. They merely state that tow companies were (at least) reluctant to remove the trucks. They say nothing at all about tow trucks joining or not joining the blockade.
In short:
Don't believe everything you hear or read.
Make sure you know what the discussion is actually about.
To add to your little list at the end, do your own research instead of ragging on everyone else... as Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but Verify"... cheers anon...
Then you should've posted your proof instead of being derisive towards the OP... What you did added nothing to the discussion... Rather it took away from it... Peace...
You made the claim that you had breaking news and that the breaking news was that tow trucks had joined the blockade. Your proof for this claim was a photo of a bunch of farm machinery.
Then you went back and found an old article to try and prop up your baseless assertions.
Seven hours and many views after your post and 10 days after the article you cited as proof, and there is still no evidence that your claims are true.
I think that you don't understand the issue here. OP claimed, without evidence, that tow trucks had joined the blockade at the border.
I asked for proof that this was actually true.
OP has since found a Breitbart article from Feb 1 with a second-hand claim of tow trucks joining the blockade (OP's claim was that tow trucks joining was breaking news).
Other than this ten-day-old second-hand report, there seems to be NO evidence that tow trucks are part of the blockade. If it were true, I would expect it to not only be more widely reported, but to have the claim supported by photo/video by this time.
You have found some articles that add nothing to the discussion. They merely state that tow companies were (at least) reluctant to remove the trucks. They say nothing at all about tow trucks joining or not joining the blockade.
In short:
To add to your little list at the end, do your own research instead of ragging on everyone else... as Ronald Reagan once said, "Trust but Verify"... cheers anon...
I did my research. That's how I knew OP was spreading Fake News!
Then you should've posted your proof instead of being derisive towards the OP... What you did added nothing to the discussion... Rather it took away from it... Peace...
I also won't post my research on why the Sasquatch is not real.
If OP wants to make a big claim about "breaking news", then OP had better come up with the goods to show that the news is legitimate.
We don't need to clutter up GAW with a bunch of stuff that we wish were true or that we heard rumors about.
Thank you for doing the research👌
So, are you suggesting that NO tow trucks have joined that blockade?
You made the claim that you had breaking news and that the breaking news was that tow trucks had joined the blockade. Your proof for this claim was a photo of a bunch of farm machinery.
Then you went back and found an old article to try and prop up your baseless assertions.
Seven hours and many views after your post and 10 days after the article you cited as proof, and there is still no evidence that your claims are true.
Don't be like CNN.