Son of Canadian pastor facing prison for sermon blasts Trudeau before EU Parliament, draws standing ovation
The son of a Canadian pastor drew raucous applause from the European Parliament earlier this month when he pleaded for international pressure in the case of his father, who potentially faces 10 years in prison after delivering a sermon to truckers blocking the U.S.-Canada border last year.
"I am here today in desperation, a cry for help," Nathaniel Pawlowski, 23, told members of the EU Parliament on July 4. "I would like to stand here and tell you all the things about freedom and democracy that I like, but I no longer know those things."
"They have been taken away from us Canadians. Canada has fallen."
Nathaniel Pawlowski was invited to address the EU Parliament in Brussels on behalf of his father, Pastor Artur Pawlowski, who has been continuously entangled with authorities in Calgary, Alberta, since he ejected police and public health officials from his Cave of Adullam church as they attempted to inspect it for COVID-19 compliance during an Easter service in 2021.
Powerful!!! 👁👁🔥🆘🇨🇦Pastor Artur Pawlowski’s speech at the European Parliament via video and Nathaniel Pawlowski’s speech in person at Brussels, Belgium! Testifying about the persecution happening in Canada!
— Artur Pawlowski (@ArturPawlowski1) July 4, 2023
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