Surrey's civic election requires a physical recount

Update: Weak mandate for Locke - Petition: Keep Surrey Police Service

I'm not sure what the exact threshold is that triggers an automatic recount but Surrey's recent civic election clearly meets that criteria. A difference of 973 votes out of over 33,000 requires it.

So do the abnormalities. People who aren't from Surrey might not have noticed it but we sure did. There were a lot of high profile names running in this election and Brenda Locke was not one of them. The globalists didn't flip the vote, they reversed it. I do not believe Brenda Locke received more votes than Jinny Sims or any of the three other high profile candidates.

This irregularity once again sheds light on Dominion Voting and the need for physical recounts.

Lets put the abnormalities into perspective. When Brenda Locke was elected as a Surrey councilor she was a nobody. She was a leftover Gordon Campbell flunkey that no one wanted. She was elected because she ran on Doug McCallum's name and campaign promise. He promised to push for Skytrain over LRT and to get rid of the RCMP in Surrey and create a municipal police force. As soon as she was elected, she broke that promise along with fellow opportunist Jack Hundial. Recently the Indo Canadian voice reported that the Indo Canadian community in Surrey were upset with her and Jack for doing that.

Consequently Jack Hundial saw the writing on the wall and jumped ship. This means that Brenda Locke did not have the support of the Indo Canadian Community in Surrey and if you have ever driven past Newton, that is significant. So if she didn't have the support of the Indo Canadian community, who's support did she have? The Stop Progress and Save the RCMP fruitcakes. Those whack jobs were fringe. Wake up Surrey was huge. They certainly aren't happy about Brenda Locke's decision to pull the plug on the police transition in Surrey.

This clearly reinforces the need for a physical recount of the ballots. Anything electronic can be hacked. Anything. Last election Wake Up Surrey sounded the alarm about Surrey First's attempt at committing voter fraud over mail in ballots. The fraud didn't have to come from Dominion Voting. It could have come from any intelligence agency that found a back door in their software.

In fact, the hackers didn't even need to upload a thumb drive to flip the results. They could have done it through Wi-Fi. Nothing that is wireless is secure. Nothing. Elections need to be secure.

There were three other big names running against Brenda Locke in addition to Doug McCallum. I do not believe Brenda Locke got more votes than any of them. The Globalists made an obvious error in their fraud. It's just not believable. I support democratic elections, I do not support coups. That is why we need a physical recount to restore the people's confidence in the voting process.

I will also say this about the RCMP in Surrey. When Doug McCallum was first elected I was neutral on that proposal. I didn't see it as a magical solution. However, after I saw all the dirty tricks they played it became clear to me that they need to be replaced. Sadly it's not just Surrey. IHIT and the CFSEU are both compromised. E Division has fallen.

This brings us back to Operation Phoenix. Operation Phoenix targeted the Hells Angels in BC, specifically Hal Porteous. It was the work of a Regional Task force the Provincial government created called OCA. The RCMP wanted that jurisdiction back and intentionally sabotaged that operation so the Provincial task force would be disbanded and they could take over - and do nothing. They took it over so they could stop investigating the Hells Angels.

Allen Dalstrom was a regional police officer who alleged in court documents that Phoenix failed because of a turf war between the RCMP and the OCABC. Allen Dalstrom was fired because it came out that he was the OCA insider quoted in Julian Sher’s book the Road to Hell who said "when it came to organized-crime investigations, the RCMP had done f--- all here for 25 years”.

The only exception was the summer of 2012 when the Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Unit arrested David Giles in Kelowna for drug trafficking and Johnny Newcome for revining stolen vehicles. They did such a great job that the BC Liberals disbanded the OMGU and all the ringleaders of the successful operation were transferred to other departments. That's when the CFSEU became compromised. Again. Just like Allen Dalstrom said in Julian Sher's book.

Now even BC is considering forming a Regional Police force like Alberta is. The Surrey RCMP may have just won the battle only to lose the war. That's OK. Dianne Watts loves to burn money.

Several years ago I used to see signs in Langley that said "Keep Willoughby Rural." I laughed when I saw that. It's kind of like standing with a sign that says Stop Progress. It's the same thing with the Save the RCMP in Surrey freaks. Surrey is the largest city in Canada without it's own police force. E Division which is their name for BC has a long history of corruption.

The FOCCers - Friends of Craig Callen were a group of married swingers that were too busy getting laid to get any police work done. Bill Fordy and Bob Paulson were a big part of that.

Last summer Eric Adams filed a lawsuit concerning voter fraud in the Democrat primary for New York City after the Board of Elections botched the June 22 primary outcome by *accidentally* including test results in the vote count, leading to 135,000 extra ballots.

Speaking of the RCMP investigating organized crime, remember that friend of Craig Callen named Bob Paulson? When he retired the Globe and Mail reported that "Mr. Paulson said the national police force has noticed a resurgence in outlaw motorcycle gangs, such as the Hells Angels, across Canada. Mr. Paulson himself is on the record saying he almost depleted the supply of federal detectives specializing in Mafia and biker-gang investigations to national-security squads following the 2014 slayings of Canadian soldiers near Parliament Hill in Ottawa and in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que." Things that make ya go hmmm...