Are you alleging some conspiracy? If you, you'll have to provide some evidence beyond isolated images. Because there are other images that show the contrary.
You have scant anecdotal evidence that there was NO, blockade and don't really have a theory as to why rail traffic would be shut down if there wasn't a public safety risk.
For 19 days the Tyendinaga Mohawks protested peacefully BESIDE the tracks, BEHIND the train barrier, on the shoulder of the road and camped in a farmer's field. NOTHING was blocking the tracks or the road.
CN voluntarily stopped the trains due to safety concerns.
Then CN got an injunction.
The OPP monitored for 19 days, but did not have reason to intervene because the conditions of the injunction were being met.
Then Trudeau gave his speech (directing the operations of the police ... illegally), and the OPP dispersed or arrested the Mohawks.
There have been some young people playing dangerous games for a few days since, protesting the violent arrests.
But for 19 days there was only peaceful protest and NOTHING blocking the tracks.
Except the Minister of Indigenous Services when he came to talk to them. Lol
Oh ... and the sneaky CN police parked their car on the tracks in the middle of the night and took a picture of it ... then magically got an injunction the next day. Lol
The Tyendinaga Mohawks have blocked the tracks in the past, so CN took precautions.
I thought their strategy was absolutely brilliant this time.
I was disturbed by the video of the arrests, by tactical cops, very disrespectful and violent. It was just a few young people who stayed upfront and confronted police - the rest stepped back - and the youth were still speaking, trying to educate police about their land rights.
Tyendinaga Mohawks have a federally validated treaty claim below and above the tracks & the 401. (Simcoe Treaty)
They never gave permission for the railway or highway to go through their land, never received any compensation.
I was also disturbed by the account of one Mohawk man that an OPP officer stood on his arm while another officer yelled at him to put his hands behind his back. He couldn't, then they yelled "Stop resisting!" , and several cops started kicking him in the head. That kind of illegal police brutality happens to Indigenous people all the time, and it is disgusting.