New Manitoba Lockdowns Attack Families

Today: April 26, 2021.

Until now, most of the lockdown measures have been put in place to attack small businesses and entrepreneurs. That changed today.

Even though most of the transmission has been ‘community’ (which means they can’t find the contact point), the Satanic Cabal has decided to now attack homes and families. Sports, school, Walmart, liquor store, etc. … those are all still a go. But, you cannot have a single person to your home, inside or out. The lack of logic is so obvious for people who are trying to sort this out.

Why does Satan hate the family so much? Because it points to the hierarchy of the cosmos … God’s order. Anything that God has ordered, Satan and his useful tools will attack. The breakdown of the family, the promotion of fornication and sodomy are all evidence of the attack. Resist this trend with your family.

Brian Pallister and Dr. Brent Roussin are not just useful idiots … they are evil. Never forget that.

New Rules as of April 26, 2021

•  Not allowing visitors at people’s homes – indoors or outdoors; an exception will be made for people living alone, allowing them to have one designated visitor.
•  Indoor gatherings are not allowed, and outdoor gatherings will be limited to 10 people in public spaces;
•  Faith-based gatherings will be limited to 25 per cent capacity or 10 people, whichever is lower. Mask wearing will be required;
•  Eating on patios will be limited to groups of four with no household restrictions and food courts in malls will be closed;
•  Gyms and fitness centres will be limited to 25 per cent capacity;
•  Spectators at outdoor sports and recreation facilities will be limited to one parent per participant;
•  Dance, theatre, and music schools are limited to 25 per cent capacity, but the orders will limit sites to 10 people with one parent;
•  Retail stores will be set at 25 per cent capacity or 250 people whichever is lower. Malls will be limited to 25 per cent capacity;
•  Day camps will only be allowed to have 10 kids inside and outside; and
•  Personal service businesses will stay at 50 per cent capacity, but appointments will be required.