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Calgary pastor unrepentant at his sentencing for COVID-19 breach

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COVID-19 health orders has told a judge that he is a political prisoner who is being persecuted by Alberta Health Services.Artur Pawlowski said during a seven-minute statement at his sentencing hearing on Tuesday that he and his brother, Dawid, have done nothing wrong.“I am here before this court as a political prisoner of conscience,” he said before Justice Adam Germain. “The AHS and the politicians have found a new way of penalizing anyone that is opposing their unconstitutional medical tyranny.

They hate the idea that they have been exposed for what they really are: liars, hypocrites and cheaters,” he said.“I have heard from my grandparents about similar tactics from the time of the Nazis, persecuting churches and the clergy.

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