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10 May 2008

A happy night in Libville...

As their most recent cause-celebre gets paroled...
Ms. Martin made a surprise return to Canada on May 1 after being handed over to Canadian authorities.

But her flight home on a government-chartered Challenger jet – at a cost to taxpayers of some $80,000 – raised eyebrows.
How about we get Brenda to start payin' that money back?
According to the 110-page verdict, the judge found Ms. Martin guilty of depositing and transferring illicit funds.

Between March and August of 2001, she received nearly $60,000 in Canadian funds in her Mexican bank account, and about $3,000 of it was transferred from the Latvian bank account of one of Mr. Waage's shell companies.

Most of the money – $38,700 – was transferred by Ms. Martin from another account in her name.
That's funny... I don't recall Steffi or any of his pet monkeys ever talkin' about this kind of valuta.

What's up with that?

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RELATED: So when Ibrahim Sadat ends up...

In some scummy, third world backwater jail... will Steffi and the Fiberals work just as hard... to get him back?
A teen gang member wanted in connection with the TTC's first-ever shooting on a subway is believed to have fled the country, Toronto Police sources say.

Ibrahim Sadat, 17, a member of the Falstaff Crips is wanted on warrants for attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault. A court granted police permission to release the youth's name and photograph -- normally protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act -- in hopes of aiding in his arrest over the shooting of a woman transit rider.
He's at least as worthy as Steffi's other "poster child."

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