-- "John Richard Wood, 59, a South Carolina inmate convicted of killing South Carolina State Trooper Eric Nicholson more than 25 years ago cannot be executed due to a mental illness that has him believing he is immortal, Judge Grace Knie ruled. Knie’s ruling must be reviewed by the state Supreme Court, which could determine whether to uphold or overturn her decision." --
-- "Panagiotis Cheliotis, 52, of Quebec; Valeria Masas-Montano, 32, and Quoc Nguyen, 38, both of Toronto; Robert Pinnsoneault, 36, of Montreal; Austin Le, 30, of Mississauga; and Yeung Cheung, 48, are facing a total of seven criminal charges in connection with the trafficking of illegal drugs in the GTA and Quebec." --Nota bene...
-- "The total estimated value of the substances seized is more than $4.4 million, the RCMP said in a news release." --But, hey... aren't they just doing 'God's work.'
-- "Pretty typical stuff for a Saturday morning except for the fact that Jainel Roman, 28, was sitting naked on the couch in the living room smoking what appeared to be a crack pipe, the Boston Police Department stated." --Meanwhile... back at the ranch...
-- "Toronto Police say they were called to Davenport and Old Weston roads around 2:25 p.m. for a stabbing in a building. Police have not released a suspect description at this point." --THE USUAL, WELL... YOU KNOW...
-- "Peel Police have charged Abdulaziz Omar and Bilal Nofal after two tow trucks were captured on video crashing into a collision scene in Mississauga in December." --
-- "A carjacker is dead after a dramatic confrontation in a Garland, Texas parking lot, where police say a driver opened fire to protect passengers, including two small children, inside a targeted vehicle." --And justice for all...
-- "The driver of the white car, who was armed, moved to the passenger side of the vehicle and fired more than 10 rounds, striking the man. Garland Police confirmed the armed man will not face charges." --Garland, Texas... that sounds so familiar...
-- "The woman behind the Draw Muhammad contest in Garland, Texas, that was the target last weekend of an attack by Islamist militants says she has no regrets." --Bonus riff... Triple Taser Tuesday
-- "Shaquille Taylor’s eventual arrest sparked outrage at the time after it emerged he’d been nabbed but later cut loose and never prosecuted because he wasn’t found competent to stand trial for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon right before the teen’s slaying." --Nota bene... Who didn't see this coming?
-- "They predicted it … somebody else is going to get killed — and Jill was killed 12 days later." --
And it's not one isolated incident.
I have only one question... can we torture him first?
-- "The Stay Free Alberta group said Monday it formally submitted almost 302,000 signatures after needing 178,000 names to force the province to consider such a ballot measure." --
Everything & everyone is being sacrificed on the altar of political correctness.
Meanwhile... back at the ranch.
-- "Federal Judge Zia Faruqui decried the prison treatment of President Donald Trump's would-be assassin, and apologized to him for restrictive confinement imposed by jail staff. The judge ordered the jail to update him by tomorrow morning about Allen's jail accommodations." --Faruqui is well-known for this type of judicial activism...
-- "U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro stated, 'Instead of being an activist judge, Judge Faruqui should spend more time focused on his cases, so that he doesn’t get overruled so often.'" --
-- "US forces sank six Iranian small boats deployed to harass traffic in the Strait of Hormuz Monday, shortly before President Trump warned the Islamic Republic will be 'blown off the face of the earth' if it interferes with efforts to reopen the crucial waterway.'" --
-- "Kamala Harris, the politician who falsely claimed that she escaped segregation as a child in Southern California, bought an $8.5 million home in an area with lots of cameras and an 0.8% black population." --
-- "Spain, led by the socialist administration of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, is believed to have about 840,000 illegal migrants living in its territory, with a fifth of its entire population now composed of foreigners of various classifications." --And back in Norway...
-- "Norwegian university Professor Bassam Hussein called the October 7 Hamas attacks ‘the most beautiful thing that has happened in our century.’" --Ask a Canadian Prime Minister...
-- “Canada is the most European of non-European countries.” --I don't know... Germany seems to be a contender.
-- "The Wikwemikong Tribal Police say a 32-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder and a shooting victim was airlifted to hospital in Sudbury following a weekend incident just after midnight May 3 in the Manitoulin Island community." --
-- "Amsterdam has become the world's first capital city to ban public advertisements for both meat and fossil fuel products. Since 1 May, adverts for burgers, petrol cars and airlines have been stripped from billboards, tram shelters, and metro stations." --THEY'RE HERE TO SAVE US... RIGHT?
-- "In a way, we're giving people more freedom because they can make their own choice, right?" --Government deciding what can and cannot be said... no worries there, bro.
-- "Musa David, 47, of Ajax is facing 21 charges after five handguns and a quantity of ammunition, drugs, and cash were seized following the execution of two search warrants in Toronto and Ajax." --
Looks like ol' Musa ignored his court-ordered gun ban. Typical Ajax scofflaw.
And...
-- "Hamilton Police Service say Eric Haines, 38, is facing several charges including possession of a firearm contrary to a court order, after he shot himself during an attempted home invasion." --
-- "Synagogues, schools and other Jewish community centers in the United Kingdom have begun hiring former British soldiers for protection amid a wave of antisemitic violence in the UK that London’s top police officer called 'an epidemic.'" --You can count on Muslims for one thing... senseless violence.
-- "The victim has now been identified as Daniel Stopnicki, 47, of Toronto. Michaelo Markicevic, 67, has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder." --Markicevic, Markicevic... that sounds so familiar.
-- "Brailen Weaver, 18, accused of murdering two Kentucky bank employees during a robbery was quickly tracked down when investigators linked him to his own Facebook posts." --
-- "Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International was forced to delete an animated video featuring Hezbollah terrorists as Angry Birds after a judicial order. Hezbollah said in a statement that the video contained 'offensive and cheap insults that degrade political discourse to a repulsive level.'" --It gets better...
-- "Lebanese Parliament Speaker and Hezbollah ally Nabih Berri also condemned the video." --The good news is, the 'usual sociopaths' didn't resort to wholesale murder... this time.
-- "Police in eastern Austria say a 39-year-old suspect has been arrested in arrested in Salzburg state after rat poison turned up in some HiPP baby food jars in Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic. The Burgenland State Criminal Police Office said a suspect was being questioned, and that no further details would be immediately provided." --Sadly, meanwhile... in actual child murder news.
-- "Illegal immigrant Rony Yahir Alvarenga Rivera butchered two women — a coworker and his roommate — in separate, savage attacks on Long Island, before calmly telling police, 'I’ve killed someone.'" --
Meanwhile... back at the ranch.
Deported from Canada? Don't makee me laugh.
-- "Introduced by California Assemblyman Matt Haney (D-San Francisco 17th District) at the behest of CAIR, the bill seeks to officially recognize the Islamic holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as California state holidays. Rest in peace, California. We will miss you." --
I guess they're catching up with Canada...
-- "The 'ELDER PAROLE BILL' would let violent criminals dodge their minimum sentences, regardless of how heinous their crimes, and be granted early parole hearings after they’ve turned 55 and served 15 years of their sentences. Every two years, victims’ families would be dragged back to the parole board to fight against the release of their loved one’s killer." --
-- "A man has been arrested in Toronto’s Regent Park neighbourhood after he 'ran around with a knife' and stabbed someone, late Saturday night. It’s unclear if the victim and suspect are known to each other. No further details were immediately available." --I'm so old, I remember 'pre-arson Ontario'...
-- "Both Toronto and Peel Regional Police are investigating a link between two overnight warehouse fires in the GTA, with one particular incident already deemed as “suspicious.” --
-- "It was only last fall that Michael Calvo was found not criminally responsible for stabbing his partner 26 times in 2023. But this week, following his very first annual hearing before the Ontario Review Board, the family was notified Calvo, 48, will be eligible this year to leave the grounds of CAMH without any kind of direct supervision." --
Hey, Toronto... just remember who's out there walking among you.
And then there's the gypsies.
-- "Canada’s new Chief Public Health Officer yesterday called the pandemic 'a very difficult time for everyone' but would not discuss which specific errors contributed to public distrust. 'Trust in health and institutions has been strained,' Dr. Joss Reimer of Winnipeg told the Commons health committee: 'Whether those were the right or wrong decisions, we know there were many difficult things.'" --
-- "The Lewiston Police Department has released surveillance footage of a gunman in Lewiston opening fire. The video is of the second of two shootings in four days near a mosque on Bartlett Street." --
-- "Why is this an accomplishment? Nobody has been stopping Indians from doing anything they want for at least 60 years, with whitie likely paying for the complete education. Back in the 1970s, kids from the NWT and Indians got a full ride to attend university – tuition, board, travel, books etc. They likely still do." --
-- "Toronto Police are warning the public after high-risk offender William Gibson, 49, was released on Friday. The warning was issued because of Gibson’s 'demonstrated risk to the community.'" --
You're either predator or prey, folks.
Choose wisely.
MORE GOOD NEWS...
-- "And with that massive influx of 6-7 million foreign visitors comes the threat of infectious — and sometimes deadly — diseases." --And let's not even start on the potential for terrorist attacks.
