-- "Former rap artist Prakazrel "Pras" Michel was found guilty by a Washington DC federal court on Wednesday for colluding with the Chinese government to funnel tens of millions of dollars to former President Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign." --
-- "London Police Services Board Chair Ali Chahbar said Thai Truong will be the City of London's 'first ever racially diverse chief of police.'" --VAGINA IS SIMPLY NOT ENOUGH
-- "Trish McIntyre had served as interim Police Chief since Williams’ exit and appeared poised to some observers to become the first female top cop in the police department’s 138-year history." --The only thing that surprises me here is they didn't go full transgender.
-- "Meat is crucial for human health, scientists warn. Close to a thousand experts unite behind a statement that rejects ‘zealotry’ of plant-based diets and promotes livestock farming. The intervention was welcomed by the National Farmers Union who were this week promoting Great British Beef Week." --SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE...
-- "Want to scream into a void about your frustrations about explaining your plant-based diet to people? Oatly gives you 30 seconds to do just that by pressing three." --
-- "President Joe Biden seemed confused and eventually wandered away from a group of Air Force football players trying to present him with a jersey, helmet, and team-signed ball." --
-- "Jeffrey Epstein’s newly-revealed private calendar showed scheduled meetings with now-CIA Director William Burns, Bard College president Leon Botstein, Obama White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler and professor Noam Chomsky according to a report published Sunday." --
-- "York Regional Police are warning the public after three people died between Friday and Saturday of suspected drug overdoses in Markham. Police are urging people who use drugs to never use drugs alone and ensure that they have a Naloxone kit available for an emergency." --
San Jacinto, TX -- "A drunk Mexican national, Francisco Oropeza, 38, allegedly slaughtered five people – including an 8-year-old boy — in their southeast Texas home after one of them asked him to stop shooting his rifle outside because a baby was trying to sleep, authorities said Saturday." --MEANWHILE BACK AT THE RANCH...
Police in Toronto have arrested a 16-year-old wanted for the murder of 22-year-old Joe Cabigon in Sudbury.
-- "No wonder the Bronx is burning. The borough’s woke District Attorney Darcel Clark has the worst conviction and dismissal rates in nearly every major crime category in New York City over the past half-decade. Clark has the lowest conviction rate for first and second-degree murder arrests, as well as attempted murder, since 2018," --It gets better...
-- "The half-decade of prosecutorial shortcomings culminated in a mutiny within Clark’s office last year that was capped off with threats of a 'GREAT RESIGNATION' by an anonymous group of rank-and-file assistant district attorneys." --
-- "A man has been seriously injured in a shooting at Gerrard Street East and Coxwell Avenue in the city’s east end, Toronto Police say." --
-- "All hell broke loose in Boston Saturday for the city’s annual SatanCon when hundreds showed up to protest the devilish event with signs declaring 'Satan has NO rights!' and 'Hellfire awaits!'" --
-- "Another two of the eight girls facing second-degree murder charges in the swarming death of a homeless man late last year were granted bail Wednesday." --
-- "Two people are in hospital with serious injuries following three random stabbings, Toronto police said on Saturday morning. Officers located and arrested a 30-year-old man." --And...
-- "A Toronto man, Gil Babich, 35, has been identified by police as the suspect in the armed robbery of an elderly woman at a downtown Toronto ATM on Friday morning." --
-- "Remember back in the good old days when the scientific method didn’t mean 'let’s try this even if it’s dangerous and hope maybe it works?'" --
We live in a world whre actions no longer have consequences.
FROM THE GUY WHO BROUGHT YOU MARTIAL LAW...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he didn’t force anyone to get vaccinated.
Wait a f@cking minute...
“The bottom line, proof of vaccination will be required by no later than the end of this month for all federal employees, and by mid-November, enforcement measures in place will make sure that everyone is vaccinated.”
-- "An alleged money launderer, Branavan Kanapathipillai, racked up more than $4 million dollars in transactions over several years at several Toronto-area casinos. OPP Officers alleged in court that Kanapathipillai had multiple drivers licenses, bank accounts, and aliases, and a two-decade history of fraud and other convictions." --
-- "Throughout the rest of the night, Zachary Kwak, Joseph Koenig and Nicholas Karol-Chik threw rocks at five different vehicles, including Bartell's, killing the 20-year-old woman just before 11 p.m. as she was driving while talking on the phone with her friend." --
-- "An Indian bridal magazine has come under fire for 'erasing women' after choosing a bearded 'transfeminine' model for its digital cover issue." --
-- "Let’s be real — it’s more akin to a seizure or expropriation. 'Buyback' implies that there’s choice to buy or sell in a market. Here, there’s no market, one buyer, and participation is mandatory. When corporations do stock buybacks, shareholders can choose whether to get in on the deal. Here, gun owners have no choice." --
-- "Police have arrested Duan Julien, 24, Deniell McKenzie, 21, Daniel Lara-Orellana, 25, and Matthew Phillips-Downey, 23, and charged them with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 24-year-old Munawar Warsama." --And...
-- "Toronto Police said gunshots were heard in the area of Jamestown Crescent and John Garland Boulevard at 1:12 a.m. No description of the shooter or shooters was released." --
-- "One person has been rushed to the hospital after being shot in the city’s Lawrence Height neighbourhood on Thursday afternoon just before 5:30 p.m. Two male suspects are being sought in connection with the shooting." --
-- "A man and a woman, Kemoy Chisholm, 31, and Roslyn Smith, 25, have been arrested in Etobicoke on various charges relating to a human trafficking investigation." --
-- "King Charles has entered the high fashion world with a Burberry collaboration on a £350 scarf inspired by his beloved Highgrove Gardens." --
-- "Authorities in Cancun, the crown jewel of Mexico’s tourism industry, have discovered eight dead bodies dumped close to each other in the city, less than a month after four people were found dead near a beachside resort in the hotel zone." --JUST THE WAY IT IS...
-- "More than 112,000 people are listed as missing in Mexico, and searches for clandestine gravesites have become common throughout the country." --
-- "A Toronto man, 29-year-old Dhrubo Hasan, is facing over 40 charges after he allegedly forcibly confined a woman and sexually assaulted her multiple times over a year-and-a-half." --
-- "Back home in Toronto, I decided to add crickets into mealtimes with my 18-month-old baby. To be honest, it was not only adventurousness that compelled me to do it but practicality, too — I wanted to cut down on our family's grocery bill." --
-- "On Wednesday, police announced that they had arrested a suspect identified as 22-year-old Earlan Clovis and charged him with second-degree murder." --
In the Trudeau's world you don’t work, you get 'rewarded' by government grants, favours from friends, awards from foundations and trust fund income.
-- Charged people: 119 -- Charges laid: 314 -- Vehicles recovered: 556 -- Value of recovered vehicles: $27,406,120 --
-- "Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told a group of students at the University of Ottawa that he didn’t force anyone to get vaccinated, while clearly aware that his comments would unleash a firestorm of criticism. Which they did." --
-- "A would-be burglar tunneling into an Albuquerque smoke shop at around 4:30 a.m. was shot dead by the store's owner, who had taken to sleeping in the store to prevent break-ins, police said." --
-- "So I think it's very important, as you have heard from so many incredible leaders for us at every moment in time and certainly this one, to see the moment in time in which we exist and are present, and to be able to contextualize it, to understand where we exist in the history and in the moment as it relates not only to the past but the future." --
-- "Winnipeg Police have arrested a 17-year-old and are looking for Martin Faruq Luther, 18, after six people were shot, including Lori Gordon, 49, who died, at two locations last month." --What, pray tell, do my legal, registered firearms have to do with any of this?
-- "President Joe Biden, now 80 years old and running for reelection, suggested during his 1972 U.S. Senate race that his 63-year-old opponent, Sen. Cale Boggs, was too old to serve." --DEMS DON'T BELIEVE IT THEMSELVES...
-- "White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to confirm that President Joe Biden will serve all eight years if reelected in 2024." --
Peel Regional Police have charged two men, Abhishek Abhishek and Harmandeep Behleem with numerous offences including attempted murder in connection with an armed break-and-enter at a Brampton home last year that left one victim seriously injured after they were struck with a machete." --And...
-- "Police are seeking to locate 53-year-old Vikram Lather from Brampton, who is wanted after a 26-year-old woman was reportedly sexually assaulted by a ride-share driver in Vaughan." --IN OTHER 'POST NATIONAL' STATE NEWS...
-- "Toronto’s Public Health Unit has confirmed a travel-related case of measles in an adult." --
-- "A transvestite that goes by the name Tara Jay told his 2400 TikTok followers to buy guns and that he was prepared to die. ‘Tara’, who identifies as a lesbian, issues this threatening message to women: 'If you back a wild animal into a corner, they are going to become a dangerous animal... I dare you to try and stop me from going into a women’s bathroom.'" --NASHVILLE COPS, FBI, MEDIA SLAM THE DOOR SHUT...
-- "The Nashville Metropolitan Police Department denied a Tennessee Star public records request for the release of the manifesto left by the shooter who killed six people at a Nashville Christian school." --
-- "New recruits will also no longer need to graduate from a post-secondary education institution in order to become a Police Officer. Under the Community Safety and Policing Act, as it stands now, a Police Officer needs to also have a university or college degree." --Also eliminating tuition fees.
-- "In the beginning days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Scott Jensen recalls an email he received from the Department of Health with a link to the CDC that advised him they were going to adjust the way death certificates were completed." --
-- "An armed 86-year-old man in California is being hailed as a hero by his neighbor after he shot her schizophrenic son who tried to attack her with a large shovel. The man shot and killed the attacker, according to 17 News." --BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE...
-- "An armed homeowner in Bethlehem Township, Pennsylvania took on four home invasion suspects, Millito Delgado, 45, Michael Matas, 29, Francis Ferrando, 23, and Anthony Santiago, 29, opening fire and sending two to the hospital, local authorities say." --
-- "Peel Regional Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah said that two March shootings outside Airbnbs in Mississauga and Brampton appear to be the result of an ongoing conflict between a pair of Montreal gangs, the Profit Boys and STL Gang that came to the region to steal cars." --WE ARE ALL TORONTONIANS NOW...
-- "Ottawa police are investigating after an 18-year-old was injured in a shooting in the city's east end on Monday." --And...
KITCHENER -- "Police responded to the scene of a reported shooting on Monday afternoon." --
-- "A group of 13 suspected gang members has been beaten and burned to death by a mob in Haiti's capital after being seized while police were searching their vehicle." --
-- "On Monday, MPs who are on the Standing Committee on Public Accounts unanimously agreed to launch a brief study (note Conservatives also voted for the motion) composed of two hearings into the 'situation' at the Trudeau Foundation, on the condition that the witnesses not include any elected officials or Trudeau family members." --
-- "Eighty-year-old Democrat Joe Biden officially confirmed on Tuesday morning that he will be seeking a second term as President of the United States despite the vast majority of Americans believing that he should not run again. Biden would be 86 by the end of a potential second term in the White House." --IT'S FUNNY BECAUSE IT'S TRUE...
-- "Minutes after Biden's administration announced that the mostly dead President would be running again in 2024, Vice President Harris also announced her campaign to definitely become President at some point over the next 4 to 5 years." --KENNEDY SAYS... DNC LOCKING IT UP FOR SLOW JOE
-- "'The Democrat National Committee, at this point, has taken the official position that there will be no debate, and I think that’s unfortunate… I think what the DNC did to New Hampshire is also unfortunate.'" --
-- "The 25-year-old rapper Desiigner, aka Sidney Royel Selby III, was hit with a federal charge Monday for allegedly masturbating on an international flight and claiming he exposed himself because he 'didn’t have sex in like a week.'" --
-- "A 22-year-old Toronto man, Sharmake Hassan, is facing more than 20 charges in connection with an armed robbery investigation from 2021. Toronto Police’s Tactical Unit seized a Glock 30, a firearm silencer and an undisclosed quantity of drugs from the residence." --BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE...
Toronto Police said 28-year-old Muhammed Salman was charged with assaulting a peace officer and uttering threats of death or bodily harm.
-- "Brampton pharmacist Sameh Sadek has had his license revoked and been fined more than $100,000 after he ran an 'aggressive scheme to defraud' AstraZeneca of almost $7 million before allegedly fleeing the country with a portion of the earnings. In a letter of reprimand, the Ontario College of Pharmacists called Sadek’s conduct 'disgraceful, dishonorable, unprofessional and appalling.'" --
-- "A man in his 20s has been rushed to hospital with serious injuries following a shooting in the area of Jane Street and Finch Avenue on Monday evening. No suspect information has been released." --
-- "Peel Regional Police have issued a Canada-wide warrant for the arrest of Dharam Singh Dhaliwal, 30, wanted in the targeted murder of 21-year-old Pawanpreet Kaur at a gas station in Mississauga." --THE FAMILY THAT PREYS TOGETHER...
-- Authorities said Pritpal Dhaliwal, a 25-year-old man, and 50-year-old Amarjit Dhaliwal, were arrested in Moncton, NB and charged with accessory to murder after the fact." --UPDATE: ITS LIKE A NETFLIX MOVIE OF THE WEEK...
-- "A 30-year-old man wanted on a Canada-wide for first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a woman at a Mississauga gas station was reportedly in a romantic relationship with the victim and allegedly staged his own suicide last September to fake his disappearance as part of his plan to kill her, say police." --
-- "Yes, the size of the lolly was remarkable — at $13 billion, it is in a single deal more than triple the amount bilked out of public coffers by Bombardier, the poster-child of Canadian corporate welfare, over a half-century span." --
-- "Inside Higher Ed’s Student Voice Survey of 2023 revealed that students report that difficult course materials and exams, required attendance and deadlines are all impediments to their college success." --
-- "Toronto-area Real estate lawyer Isabella Dan, who went missing nearly two months ago, was embroiled in a number of legal battles at the time of her disappearance and police believe she may have been met with foul play. At the time of Dan's disappearance, she was facing at least four civil lawsuits alleging she'd taken out fraudulent mortgages on a number of Toronto-area properties." --It gets better...
-- "'The Law Society of Ontario has received 3 complaints and is investigating allegations that Ms. Dan took client trust funds, acted in a conflict of interest, committed mortgage fraud, and has not accounted to clients for their money.'" --
-- "One of the highest rated US TV hosts, Tucker Carlson, is leaving Fox News, the US media giant has announced. The seemingly synonymous Tucker Carlson and Fox News Media are no longer a partnership." --IT'S FUNNY BECAUSE IT'S TRUE...
-- "Progressives are reportedly overjoyed by the move, although many are saying Fox didn't go far enough by not killing Carlson in addition to firing him.'You mean he's still alive?' said Congresswoman AOC. 'Tucker being alive is fascism!'" --CHOICES HAVE CONSEQUENCES...
-- "Class A shares of Fox Corporation slid as much as 5.6% in the 30 minutes after its news wing announced it immediately “agreed to part ways” with Carlson. That erased $700 billion in market capitalization for the Rupert Murdoch-led firm." --BUT WAIT... THERES MORE...
-- "CNN This Morning host Don Lemon announced on Twitter Monday that he has been terminated at the network." --
-- "The move to introduce age checks comes as a former ISIS fighter who crossed the English Channel illegally was revealed to have falsely attempted to portray himself as a 17-year-old boy, while he was in reality 42. He had been placed in a child migrant facility for about a week before his lies were exposed." --And...
BERLIN -- "A 26-year-old Syrian citizen has been arrested over last week’s stabbing attack at a gym in the western German city of Duisburg in which four people were seriously wounded, authorities said Sunday." --
-- "Police have arrested 58-year-old Kelvin Chan, who allegedly entered the residence of a 92-year-old woman and sexually assaulted her earlier this month in Toronto’s Little Italy neighbourhood." --
NAIROBI, Kenya -- "Thirty-nine bodies have been found so far on land owned by Pastor Paul Makenzi in coastal Kenya who was arrested for telling his followers to fast to death. Police Chief John Kemboi said that more shallow graves have yet to be dug up. The Pastor has been arrested twice before, in 2019 and in March of this year, in relation to the deaths of children." --
-- "Governor Gavin Newsom announced San Francisco is about to receive help from state authorities, including the California National Guard, to combat the city’s deadly fentanyl epidemic. San Francisco’s police department is currently 562 officers short, Police Chief Bill Scott said." --LOTUS LAND PRIORITIES...
-- "'I find this insanely juvenile that we are talking about a stack of rocks. This should not be taking up this much time and this much energy,” said Jacob Chlow, Hollister resident." --
-- "Environment Commissioner Jerry DeMarco said it's 'unlikely' the Trudeau government can plant two billion trees within 10 years, as promised in 2019. Also, a report from the Parliamentary Budget Office found that the program will likely cost 88% more than its budget." --
-- "Biden’s debate defense was predicated on what appears to be a plot by his 2020 presidential campaign to undermine the Post’s bombshell story. In addition to the alleged Blinken plot to undermine the story, Twitter notoriously blocked users from sharing it and locked the Post out of its account. Facebook suppressed it as well. Many media personalities followed suit." --
-- "'This is literal violence against our marginalized community,' said Don Blorgstan while sadly putting his giant phallus costume back in the closet. 'I feel so unsafe now.'" --
-- "After weeks of both the Ontario and Federal governments sidestepping questions about how much they paid Volkswagen to open a battery factory in St. Thomas, Ont., the final figure was just obtained by Bloomberg News. It is, quite simply, the largest single payout of corporate welfare since the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railroad." --IT'S WHAT POLITICIANS DO...
-- "'This hiring raises questions, especially after the government green-lit the Rogers-Shaw merger, benefiting Rogers at the expense of Canadian consumers,' Masse said in a statement." --
-- "Out of the same Heritage Department from which anti-Islamophobia M-103 emerged, which set the groundwork for Bill C-11, Trudeau intends to go further. He called uncensored speech 'destabilizing,' and wants to create a Digital Safety Commission. 'Internet censors” will be assigned.'" --
-- "Steve Dettelbach, Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, would not define what an assault weapon is and said he is 'not a firearms expert' despite saying he would support an assault weapons ban." --
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- "Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo Manrique surrendered to U.S. federal agents Friday to be extradited to Peru, where he faces charges of accepting millions of dollars in bribes as part of a mammoth corruption scandal in which four of Peru’s ex-presidents have been implicated." --
-- "A man has died after being shot Friday night inside the Avellino Social Club, a North York bar near Islington Avenue just south of Steeles Avenue West. No suspect information was immediately available."" --
UPDATE: Victim identified as Robert Khananisho, 47
THE WILD, WILD WEST...
-- "Peel Regional Police have identified the man killed in a shooting near Rutherford and Bramsteele Roads in Brampton on Thursday evening as Aomar Abdolah, 36, from Milton." --And...
-- "Harsh Jindal, 26, is charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, discharging a prohibited or restricted firearm with intent to endanger life and intentionally discharging a firearm into a place knowing, or being reckless as to whether, that place is occupied.
-- "Crown Prosecutor Jim Cryder. noted Luis Manuel Baez, 25, was already under two lifetime firearm bans at the time and had a 'very significant' related record. During his probation, he will be banned from Metrotown mall and will have to take counselling and complete 50 hours of community work service." --
-- "The Multnomah County Behavioral Health Resource Center, a counseling center for homeless drug addicts in Portland had to be shut down and some of its employees fired because of drug use and 'inappropriate relations' between employees. It turns out that contractors with the Behavioral Health Resource Center needed training in how not to do drugs and have sex on the job." --
-- "We should be learning from history good or bad not erasing it. If people are so offended, I guess I do not want to see Volkswagen build a plant in Canada. This offends me, this was Adolf Hitler’s pet project killing millions of people. Why should I be Reminded of Hitlers despicable history?" --MEANWHILE BACK AT THE RANCH...
-- "Toronto Police say Ever Nyakachanga has been charged after a parking enforcement officer was assaulted while writing up a ticket." --And...
-- "A suspect is wanted after two sexual assaults at bus stops in Vaughan, police say." --
-- "Peel Regional Police say a man has died after being shot in Brampton on Thursday night. 'At this point, we don't have any suspect information to share,' Const. Heather Cannon said." --
UPDATE: Victim identified as 36-year-old Aomar Abdolah
And...
-- "Toronto Police say officers responded responded to 'multiple reports of sound of gunshots' in the area of Blue Jays Way and Spadina Ave. around 1 p.m." --
-- "Toronto Police have arrested two men in connection with the shooting death of 27-year-old Keron Brathwaite in Scarborough nearly two years ago. Jordan Mendez and Leighton Hopkinson, both 29 years old are facing first-degree murder charges and two counts of attempted murder." --
Police found 16 shell cases at the scene... somebody had Keron on their naughty list.
NOT JORDAN & KERONS FIRST RODEO...
Durham regional police have charged Jordan Mendez, 29, and Leighton Hopkinson, 30, both of Toronto with first-degree murder after the fatal shooting of Trurell Brown, 29, of Ajax last summer.
-- "A fourth suspect, Johnny Letron Brown, 20, of Tuskegee, has been arrested in connection to the Sweet 16 shooting that killed four in Alabama over the weekend, officials announced Thursday. At least 28 partygoers were injured in the Saturday night mayhem." --
-- "Giuseppe Violi was granted release to live in a halfway house in his hometown of Hamilton, Ont., after his conviction on serious drug charges and 16-year sentence imposed in 2018." --
-- "This is not the first time that an historical figure has been reimagined as a Black person despite the fact that they were most assuredly not. In 2021, a British drama shown on AMC cast black actress Jodie Turner-Smith as 16th century English queen and second bride of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn." --Hey... let's try this in reverse!
-- "An unidentified man is sought for a violent robbery on a TTC bus near Martin Grove and Rexdale Blvd last week." --And...
Police are searching for a suspect after a Toronto transit operator was attacked by an assailant reportedly armed with a screwdriver in the early hours of Thursday morning.And again...
York Regional Police have released surveillance camera images of a male suspect wanted in connection with two bus shelter sexual assaults in Vaughan.
-- "Peel Regional Police are looking for a suspect who allegedly stabbed a man after becoming involved in a road rage incident in the area of Eglinton Avenue West and Ridgeway Drive in a Mississauga parking lot." --AND THERE'S THIS...
-- "Toronto Police have arrested a 12-year-old boy suspected in a string of sexual assaults committed on public trails in Toronto dating back to last summer. In August, police took the rare step of releasing a photo of the youth in an effort to identify him, a move that expired after 24 hours." --
-- A controversial Bronx judge, Judge Naita Semaj, notorious for letting accused killers loose on the streets is looking for a big promotion. Semaj — who recently released without bail a parolee charged with strangling his stepson to death — would oversee disciplinary committees and character fitness. She has previously drawn outrage for her criminal-friendly decisions, even once drawing a rebuke from Mayor Eric Adams for going easy on a teen accused of shooting a cop." --
And just you wait... for John Fetterman.
UPDATE: Judge Naita Semaj taken off criminal cases
-- "In preliminary findings released Tuesday morning, the BC Coroners Service says the 596 lives lost to toxic drugs between January and March is the second highest total ever recorded in the first three months of a year, only behind 2022 when 599 people died." --
