The York Regional Police are reporting that "Investigators with the York Regional Police Major Projects Unit have charged four men and two women after seizing 102 kilograms of cocaine, a loaded firearm and over $135,000 in cash following a three-month investigation."
"Between October and December 2025, nine search warrants were executed at four residences and five storage lockers across the cities of Toronto, Vaughan and Barrie, as well as the towns of Espanola and Innisfil. An additional search warrant was executed at the Beaver Creek Institution in the Town of Gravenhurst. As a result of the search warrants and seizures, multiple charges were laid."
Once again the mentally deranged frenzy rages on. Alex Jones has completely lost his mind and is providing yet another circus side show distraction for the Neo Con take over of Israel and the United States. Trump is still pushing for Netanyahu's pardon. That is organized crime. There is a huge difference between supporting Israel and supporting a devious Neo Con who benefited from the murder of Yitzhak Rabin. Neo Cons are bad. It doesn't matter what country or religion they're from.
Neo Cons use false flag attacks to justify removing civil liberty and turning everyone into slaves. Far left and far right are the same thing. Then you have the toxic frenzy of rage and denial all over social media. Charlie Kirk was not shot with a 30-06.
So let's keep a eye on this CSIS Op and see how it unfolds in 2026. Since when does the mainstream media ever speak favorably about a MC? Since never. That's the first red flag.
Add that to the fact that Sam Cooper the CSIS spokesperson speaks highly of them and it becomes obvious. Then add Scott Burnstein from the Original Gangsters Podcast and it's undisputable. Scott Burnstein is as CIA as Shawn Ryan. When Sam Cooper and Scott Burnstein both speak highly of the Satan's choice MC then it's definitely a CSIS Op.
Satan's Choice - "I choose Satan." Yeah, well I don't. That is retarded. Since when did the mainstream media openly promote Satanism? I guess they do now. This CSIS Op is ridiculous.
I went snowshoeing on Seymour this morning. This is the sunrise from Brockton Point. There was blue sky on one side and a very dark cloud that passed over on the other side.
Visibility after First Peak was a bit sketchy and the trail wasn't very well traveled so I stopped just past First peak. First hike of the season I need to ease into it. Nice to see the snow again.
The snow was very nice. Two weeks ago there was almost no snow. Today was awesome. Just as I was coming down from First peak three ladies from Ireland were coming up. One was from Dublin and the other two were from Monaghan county.
If you want to get a parking spot you have to go early. They don't open the road up the mountain until 7:00 AM and I was there at 7:05. They make the snowshoers park down by the toboggan run so if you get there late you have a very long hike up from the parking spot to the beginning of the hike.
You also need to get a free parking pass online before you go. Cypress doesn't require one. I think Seymour uses them to regulate parking. I was heading down the mountain just after noon and the line to go up the mountain was crazy.
I had mentioned that I bought a new copy of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and am rereading it to see how I relate to it now that I am older and I think I have to make a few clarifications right up front from the get go.
I had always said that book had a profound influence on my life growing up although I don't think I ever read it. I liked motorcycles and I liked Zen. I think that's as far as I took it.
As for a complicated definition of quality, I don't think that ever entered my mind. I do remember the beginning of the book which talked about how when you are driving a car you experience your surroundings from the outside like you are watching them on TV. While on a motorcycle you are in the frame experiencing it first hand.
In my mind that was impressive. That was living the dream. Robert Pirsig added a more complicated literary and philosophical twist which can ad to or distract from the journey.
For example, I recently mentioned how in the introduction to the 25th anniversary edition of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance Robert Pirsig mentioned how things can be hidden from the reader when the book is written from the First Person narrative. This is where we get into literary works as opposed to motorcycle journeys.
In that movie they conducted an experiment. They hooked the riders up to electrodes and measured their brainwaves. They discovered that as you ride a motorcycle, other distractions or worries tend to disappear and you tend to focus exclusively on the road ahead. This is why wind therapy is good for processing trauma. That's about as far as I go with it.
I'm not on a Monty Python quest for the meaning of life because I found it. Life is simple. Be good, do good. As you sow so shall ye reap. Life does not end at death. Families are important. No other success compensates for failure in the home.
Our greatest joy in life can be found in spending time with our family. That's not to say people who are single and don't have kids can't experience joy. Not at all. Be good, do good. Martin Luther King said anyone can be great because anybody can serve. When we serve others we forget our problems and become healed. So it's really that simple.
Zen can apply to anything - Buddhism, Christianity, even the game of Tennis. The inner game of tennis was simply a text about right brain versus left brain in sports.
As for Buddhism, Buddha was a rich kid who left the ivory tower and saw suffering in the world. As a result he was filled with compassion. Thus the term the compassion of Buddha. There's no conflict or struggle between Buddhism and Christianity. The golden rule exists in all religions.
Kal Dosanjh recently made a post on Linkedin of a group of small minded white guys doing a deranged version of the Haka in the face of a Sikh gathering. It was very disturbing because they appeared to claim to be Christian but their actions were far from it. First of all the Haka comes from Maori tradition. Those while trash expropriated it for a bad purpose.
Second of all, Christ said love your neighbor. When asked who is my neighbor he gave the parable of the Good Samaritan. Christ chose someone from a different race and a different religion the locals hated. Then said this guy did good. He is a better neighbor than you are. I have a hard time with Christian intolerance. It's very hypocritical.
The book Zen and the Art is an inquiry into values. You don't need to have a religion to have morals. The purpose of religion is to aspire to something higher and raise our morality.
Obviously I would see the struggle Robert Pirsig mentioned between Phaedrus and the Narrator as a profound allegory of the mainstream media and I'm going to set the schizophrenia thing aside because that's far beyond me. Life is simple and so am I. Ride hard, die free. Don't let life pass you by.
The professor talked about how a second completely different interpretation was also plausible. Robert said he had to reread the book to see it. He explains how things can be hidden from the reader if the book is written in the First Person narrative. The first person only tells you what they want you to see.
He states that in the book Turn of the Screw, the reader does not see that the governess is the villain not the hero because what the governess sees is all the reader ever sees. It's very interesting. Then he relates it to his story about Phaedrus which I obviously haven't read. It also relates to our present political climate of misdirection. History is written by the victors.
Pirsig mentions the Hollywood ending in his book and states "In the intended ending it is not the narrator who Triumphs over a villainous Phaedrus. It is an honorable Phaedrus who triumphs over the narrator who has been maligning him all the time."
"In Phaedrus's view the narrator is a sellout, a coward, who has abandoned truth for popularity and social acceptance. He sees that the narrator doesn't want to be honest any more, just an accepted member of the community, bowing and accommodating his way through the rest of the years."
"Phaedrus was dominated by intellectual values. He didn't give a damn who liked or didn't like him. He was single mindedly pursuing a truth he felt was of staggering importance to the world. The world had no idea of what he was trying to do and it was trying to kill him for his trouble. For more on the real Phaedrus, who is not a villainous ghost but rather a mild mannered hyper intellectual let me recommend Lila, a sequel that has been properly understood by a few."
Wow, Robert Pirsig wrote a sequel called Lila which examines life's essential issues as he recounts the journey down the Hudson River in a sailboat of his philosopher-narrator Phaedrus. Awesome. I just ordered it. Zen and the Art was written in 1974. That was over 50 years ago. Lila was written in 1991.
My kids are trying to teach me how to use Chat GPT. AI can be a useful tool to learn languages but it does frighten me.
I used to know someone who lived for Christmas and played Christmas music all year long. For many years I couldn't listen to Christmas music. When it would come on in the grocery store I would cringe. It was like nails on the chalkboard for me.
There were some I liked. I enjoyed TSO and I liked I hear the bells on Christmas Day. Yet there was a very long time when I just couldn't listen to the old familiar carols they play. I like the instrumental. That's not so offensive. It's more soothing. I enjoy classical music and the symphony.
In Colombia they celebrate Christmas on Christmas Eve and on Christmas Day they dance salsa for three days. That's not really my thing but that it their wholesome tradition that makes Christmas real for them. Just like shrimp on the barbie at the beach in Australia. The intent of Christmas is peace on earth, good will to men and it's easy to lose that in the confusion that surrounds Christmas. Aspire to something higher. Do good, be better. There's nothing wrong with that.
I guess the reason I've been going on and on about Christmas this year is because when they try and take something away from you, you become very protective of it.
It's like when England started persecuting the Catholic church in Ireland. What do you mean I can't go to mass? Yes I can. If England had just left them alone the church would have faded out of relevance but as soon as they banned it, that created a knee jerk reaction to defend it.
All the sexual assault cases were great and abominable but that can happen anywhere. Even with hockey coaches. We need to be vigilant in protecting children from abuse.
Kash Patel's hypocrisy is astounding. Right after he censored and buried the Epstein files for Donnie, he announced charges against a new pedophile. The wrong shall fail, the right prevail with peace on earth, good-will to men. Despite the defiant abominations of Donald Trump and Netanyahu.
Something feels a bit off this Christmas and it's not what you think. I remember when my daughter was very young she casually mentioned how she could relate to the Green Day song Boulevard of broken Dreams and it broke my heart.
Sometimes life doesn't work out the way we had hoped and not until time passes can we see that it was for the best. I'm not talking about death. That's always going to leave an emptiness.
The majority of my family have passed away and that makes Christmas very different. So we do our best to try and carry on those traditions. Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we fail but we always try. We always do our best.
My daughter commented on an ap that tracks your screen time and she was shocked how many hours a day she spent scrolling on her phone so she started to read books like she used to. That's a good use of free time.
So I bought two new books. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and a 501 French Verbs dictionary. I want to start sharpening up my French vocab. My kids speak so many languages, I need to improve. I admire their gift.
I always talk about the book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and how it had such a profound influence on my life yet to be perfectly honest, I'm not sure if I've ever read it. Certainly not cover to cover. I usually take selected pieces and find my own hidden meaning. So this year I'm going to reread that book and reflect on what it means to me now.
I often quote the title page because I find that most significant. Yet in the introduction to the 25th Anniversary of the book I find a sincere reflection. He said instead of basking in the huge success of the book which would defeat it's purpose, he wanted to write about the book's failures and try to correct them.
As we reflect on our successes and failures in life perhaps that kind of brutal honesty will lead us to where we really wanted to go all along. He mentions the Hollywood ending of the original book and how that wasn't the original intent.
Then he adds a Zen twist and I'm like well done. As a parent all you want in life is for your kids to be happy. Setbacks occur and the road changes directions yet we do our best to keep moving forward. One time in my life I adopted the saying no turning back because it was appropriate at that time.
In Anna Nalick's song Breathe (2 AM) she states "you can't jump the track, we're like cars on a cable And life's like an hourglass glued to the table No one can find the rewind button, girl So cradle your head in your hands And breathe, just breathe."
"There's a light at each end of this tunnel you shout Cause you're just as far in as you'll ever be out And these mistakes you've made, you'll just make them again If you only try turning around" so breathe and move forward. That's how we grow.
We shouldn't dwell on our mistakes lest we repeat them but we should recognize them so we can make course corrections in our future journey. The key is to make the course correction and forgive yourself so our mistakes don't hold us back like sandbags on a hot air balloon. Turn the helm and lift anchor.
I don't really have a Christmas Epiphany this year but then again, of course I do. I know a lot of people out there are scared. A lot of people are discouraged and pessimistic. Some are even considering MAIDS. The cost of housing is frightening.
I always try to look at the bright side of life. Walk in the light so to speak. My parents sent me a poster on my mission of a workhorse pulling a cart in a blizzard. The caption read when the going gets tough, the tough get going. Indeed they do.
Gentlemen may cry peace peace but the war has already begun. So let's talk about the war of words that seeks to lead men astray into slavery and captivity and let's talk about that guiding light that leads men out of darkness and captivity into the light and freedom we were created to enjoy.
At Christmas we celebrate the birth of Christ. Christ experienced sorrow. He was born in a stable. Isaiah 53 states "He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief: and we hid as it were our faces from him; he was despised, and we esteemed him not."
Psalms 118:3 states "The stone which the builders refused is become the head stone of the corner." The chief cornerstone which lays the foundation for not only the church but for our lives. The wise man built his house upon the rock.
The rock of our redeemer. That "when the devil shall send forth his mighty winds, yea, his shafts in the whirlwind, yea, when all his hail and his mighty storm shall beat upon you, it shall have no power over you to drag you down to the gulf of misery and endless wo, because of the rock upon which ye are built, which is a sure foundation, a foundation whereon if men build they cannot fall." All men can fall but if we build our lives on a solid foundation the Devil's shafts in the whirlwind will not have power over us to drag us down to the Gulf of misery.
So if we see the big picture like Elijah did, we will realize that they that be with us are more than they that be with them. There's more good people out there than bad and I don't care what religion you belong to if any.
As the title page to the book Zen and the Art of motorcycle Maintenance declares, "And what is good, Phaedrus, And what is not good. Need we ask anyone to tell us these things?” No we do not. We all know. So let's be honest with ourselves and each other. Let's use our discernment in the sea of lies to see where we want to go then head in that direction. Peace.
CTV is reporting that "Skiers at Lake Louise got a reminder recently that not every bear hibernates all winter long. Parks Canada says on Saturday, Grizzly Bear 136—also known as “Split Lip”—walked from the parking lot up to the Juniper runs area. The Lake Louise Ski Club was hosting its annual Santa Slalom races at the time. The races halted." I guess.
CTV is reporting that "A large lodge constructed entirely of snow and ice is being built in Flin Flon, with the hope of supporting winter tourism in the region. Construction of the lodge—a 56-foot-long arc with ice walls—began approximately two weeks ago inside a Flin Flon campground. It is expected to open early in the new year."
Great idea. They have lots of these at the Carnival du Quebec. Lake Louse has an ice carving festival in January.
Well, we're almost there. People are frantically racing around picking up last minute items for dinner with their family. As I mentioned before, normally I just try to make it through Christmas as I look forward to the New Year and a new start.
This year both my kids are home for Christmas for the first time in many years so it's a bit more meaningful. On the radio they keep stressing mental health as the holiday season can be very anxious for people who experience added loneliness or anxiety this time of year. You can see the stress everywhere you go.
I was at the grocery store last night and it was full of people from all different ethnicities quietly about their business while one white crackhead was being very loud and irritating.
She wasn't being malicious. She was just very loud as she spoke with her two male associates shopping for food. It was like the first time she was in a grocery store. Yet you could see she was excited about being able to celebrate Christmas with a few friends as she reflected on former Christmas traditions.
It reminded me that for people who are alone or who have lost loved ones this season can be very dark amidst all the lights and music. On the radio a mental health nurse suggested community service and said hang in there, you matter.
That's kind of why I always look to the New Year. Not for a drunken party of idiots but for a new start on new goals. The Carnival du Quebec looks awesome. Try something new.
Yet throughout the song the English girl says I believe while the French girl echoes her and says j'imagine. J'imagine means I can see it, visualize it or imagine it. It's kind of like how hope is a precursor to faith. Hope is referred to as the anchor to the soul.
I remember a single mother from Belfast who struggled with agoraphobia mention how throughout her struggles hope was something no one could take away from her. Even when she had lost faith, she never lost hope. She always had hope that things would improve. Kind of like j'imagine.
Maybe I don't believe it's possible but I hope it is. I can see it. I can visualize it. I can imagine it. As long as I can imagine it I still have hope. Just a thought for those who struggle at this time of year. For everyone else, slow down. Feel the peace.
I went pretty simple this year. Big on food, small on gifts. That's kind of the new economic reality we face now. Maybe it's for the best. Simplicity is good. Gluttony is not. Especially when so many people are suffering. Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be comforted. Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called children of God. Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God in the face of those who suffer.
CBC is reporting that "A section of the Stanley Park Seawall has been closed after a mudslide Sunday. Vancouver's parks operations department said significant rainfall caused a "small slide of mud, rocks and vegetation," which blocked access between Prospect Point and Slhx̱Ã7elsh (Siwash) Rock."
The Canadian Press is reporting that "Alberta's election agency announced Monday it has approved a proposed referendum question on the province separating from Canada. The question seeks a yes or no answer to: Do you agree that the province of Alberta should cease to be a part of Canada to become an independent state?"
Recently it was announced that the Supreme Court ruled a referendum on separation was unconstitutional which I thought was a bit shady. Quebec had one. Then they said they were going to hold a nonbinding referendum.
I hope Alberta doesn't separate but I think it's pretty ridiculous to claim they're not allowed to leave if they choose to do so. That's one of the reasons I delayed my move. I'm not moving to Albert if they separate.
There are actually two questions. Do you want to separate and do you want to become part of he US. The news article posted a picture from a May 3rd 2025 rally in Edmonton supporting joining the US. No offense but those guys look like straight up hillbillies. That is not the society I choose to live in.
Trump has completely betrayed MAGA and has totally become a Neo Con. The blind followers who still support that are few and far between. They don't come across as being very educated. They reflect the inbred hillbilly stereotype.
I choose the Canadian mosaic over the American melting pot. Those Ice Prisons are insane as are those oil wars. They're not very noble. Canada is far from perfect but it's better than the alternative. I like Quebec more than Alberta. Je me souviens.
Global is reporting that "One person has died after a head-on collision on Highway 1 on Monday morning. BC Highway Patrol said the first 911 call came in just after 7:15 a.m. when witnesses said three vehicles collided in the westbound lanes of Highway 1, just before the 176th Street exit in Surrey. They said it appears that one of the vehicles appears to have crossed over from the eastbound lanes and caused a head-on collision."
When I first heard it was a head on collision on Highway 1 I was wondering what on earth they were talking about. All the lanes go in the same direction. There's a huge green space between the other oncoming freeway. Well if you loo at the skid marks in the grass on the top left of the picture it looks like the car crossed over the green space and went into oncoming traffic.
Bizarre. If someone was trying to commit suicide that's no reason to try and take someone else out with you. A heart attack is possible but tragic. That was one of the few places along that freeway where it's possible to cross over into oncoming traffic. Most of the other places have an unpassable land barrier or cement dividers along the side of the road. Very sad.
Global is reporting that "US forces stop 2nd oil tanker off Venezuela coast as Trump follows promise to seize tankers." GMAFB. BBC is reporting that "US pursuing third oil tanker linked to Venezuela, official says. US authorities have already seized two oil tankers this month - one of them on Saturday."
CBC is reporting that "Trump's Venezuela campaign was meant to target illegal drugs. Now, his motives are less clear."
Actually Trump's motives are crystal clear. He is a bully and a thief. Oil is dropping so Trump is launching another oil war to cut supply so prices will rise for his Saudi pals. Trump is the swamp.
The article states "In mid-November 2024, Ohna allegedly recruited fellow Montreal resident Tommy Demorizi, 31, to help find Acebedo-Garcia. Demorizi, who remains a fugitive, then paid fellow Quebecer Edwin Basora-Hernandez, 31, several hundred dollars for the witness’s phone number and email."
"Later, using intel from Ohna and Florez, Wedding asked one of Florez’s associates to travel to Colombia to lure the confidential witness to a location to be killed in exchange for the payment of her mortgage and cosmetic surgery, the indictment alleges."
"At one point, the documents say, Wedding paid more than $18,000 for a tool to intercept and track Acebedo-Garcia’s cellphone. He and Clark then hired someone to fly to both Medellin, Colombia, and Mecca, Saudi Arabia, to search for their target."
"It’s unclear if those attempts were successful, but on Jan. 29, 2025, Wedding allegedly managed to get his hands on surveillance footage of Acebedo-Garcia and his associate in Medellin."
"On Jan. 31, one of several unnamed individuals followed Acebedo-Garcia on a motorcycle to a restaurant inside a Medellin shopping centre. Another suspect then entered, approached Acebedo-Garcia while he was eating, and shot him in the head five times. He died instantly."
OK so absolutely none of that had anything remotely to do with the Dirty News Blogger. The bad guys already knew the name of the witness and had his picture. The FBI's fictional indictment claims the bad guys gave the Dirty News the picture.
The hitmen did not get the picture of the target from the Dirty News. Any idea how many people from Colombia read the Dirty News? Next to none. Medellin? Even less.
People from Medellin did not get the picture of the witness from the Dirty News. As I've said that picture was not posted on his website or his X account. That means even fewer people saw it on whatever fake profile they posted it on.
The FBI claim Wedding found the witness because he paid someone for the witnesse's phone number and email address. The FBI claim Wedding then paid for a tool that would intercept and track Acebedo-Garcia’s cellphone. Probably from Mossad.
So from the FBI's own evidence the Dirty News blogger is completely innocent. They claim Ryan Wedding found the witness by tracking his cell phone not from a tip from one of the Dirty News' readers. 6ademiks had nothing to do with this and the FBI's own evidence proves it. Free 6ademiks.
We went to Martini town in Aldergrove last night. It was cute. It's a small Hallmark Christmas movie set filled with lights and music open to the public. We went last year so we knew what to expect. It feels very Christmassy despite the rain.
When we were there they had Santa, the Grinch, the Dimes and an Ice Princess. The Dimes are a peppy Christmas music trio. As we entered we saw Santa and could hear the Dimes playing. To our left was a guy dressed as the Grinch taking pictures with people. When each picture was finished he'd yell out next in a very funny Grinch voice. I said Santa, the Dimes, the Grinch, oh look there's the Ice Princess.
My daughter was like nope and started to walk away. I was looking and saw two girls with horns taking pictures and my daughter just shook her head and said trust me on this one.
I reluctantly walked away and she said those are just visitors. Have you heard of Furries? I said yeah, they didn't look furry. Their horns kind of looked like Lady Crampus. My daughters like they had tails. I was like oh wow. I don't know if it's a mental illness or not but it's sure screaming out for attention. Weird.
Christmas is kind of winding down as a somber peacefulness prevails. I really stress about the cost of housing for my kids and worry about them after I'm gone. Yet I guess the point is to enjoy the time that we do have because soon it will be gone.
I liked sitting by the fire embracing the ambulance of the lights and music. Between sets of live music they had recorded Christmas music playing and Joni Mitchell's song River came on. Coasting through Christmas embracing the peace.
The Ontario Court of Justice has dismissed the Crown’s application to forfeit the truck of peaceful Freedom Convoy organizer Chris Barber. Mr. Barber’s 2004 Kenworth long-haul truck, known as “Big Red,” is his primary source of income for his family.
Leslyn Lewis just put out a profound Substack talking about the subtle changes in this federal budget which reflect huge concerns. As we know, this budget was twice the forecasted debt after the last twice the forecasted debt budget Chrystia Freeland was supposed to resign over.
The selling point was less spending and more investment. That's just a sneaky way of saying more spending because it doubled the forecasted already doubled debt.
Leslyn Lewis points out that "For most of our history, infrastructure meant something we could see: a bridge, a road, a water system, a public building. These investments were visible and understandable. This budget implicitly redefines that idea by directing enormous resources towards a new infrastructure: the digital systems that will increasingly shape how Canadians live and how government operates."
She talks about how hidden terms reflect significant changes to how the government controls our civil liberty. So we have two problems on the table. The use of AI and digital technologies to erode and over ride the Charter of Rights in the name of progress and more massive spending that is unsustainable.
The Neo Con answer to the uncontrolled spending is to raise the age of retirement and get rid of social security for seniors. They are purse snatchers who want to rob little old ladies to fill their greedy pockets and gain more power and control over voters. I have always said we don't need to go from reckless spending to reckless cuts. We need to reduce the reckless spending first. We need to make a course correction so we go in the right direction not the wrong direction and end up lost.
We need to be a boat with a rudder not a leaf in the stream so we can steer our own course in life. We also need to look where we are going. We need a metaphorical sextant. A navigational tool to make sure we are going in the correct direction so we arrive at the correct destination. We need to see through the barrage of lies so we don't end up lost at sea.
Surf's up. Finally. Grouse Mountain opened today and Cyprus opens tomorrow for skiing and snowboarding. I've been keeping my eyes peeled on the webcams. All this rain we've had has been mostly rain on the mountains but the temperature finally dropped and they just got a foot and a half of snow.
I was going to go snowshoeing on Sky Chair today but they had groomers all over the place. The Hollyburn ridge snowshoe trail had nice fresh snow on it. Very pristine snowshoeing in fresh snow but a lot of work if you're breaking trail going up the mountain. Made arrangements to purchase a new motorcycle. New year, new ride. I can finally breathe again.
As we review the big news stories over the past year there's one elephant in the room we can't avoid. Conspiracy to commit murder. After all, that's how this blog started. The Surrey Six was a conspiracy to commit murder and IHIT blew that investigation in every way possible. Murder to get gain.
The biggest news was the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the obvious gas lighting by the FBI. Charlie Kirk was not shot with a 30-06. That has nothing to do with Candace Owens. Nick Fuentes is a Fed. He claims that anyone who doesn't think Charlie Kirk was shot with a 30-06 is a retard.
That's straight up retarted. That's like saying anyone who doesn't believe the third tower collapsed into it's own blueprint at free fall speed due to heat and fire is a retard. It defies the science. The amount of FBI trolls spamming Ian Carol denying the science about a 30-06 is insane.
We don't need to argue about it we just need to set it aside. We know the fact and they can't change that. Erika Kirk has become a huge disappointment. Instead of arguing about conspiracy theories let's ask Erika Kirk her position on the Gaza genocide and the Stand down order. All of her emotional blackmail seems to be dancing around the fact that she has completely betrayed Charlie Kirk's concerns about those key issues.
The biggest news of 2025 is actually the fall of Donald Trump. How he completely betrayed MAGA and flipped on so many bold election promises he became a straight up Neo Con. He didn't drain the swamp he became the swamp.
This massive drug bust where police recently seized 5.9 tons of cocaine and 1.7 tons of meth is very peculiar. It reinforces the uncertainty about whether we can believe anything the intelligence community tells us and just how far the intelligence community has infiltrated other alphabet agencies.
For me personally the biggest shock of 2025 was the literally insane arrest of the Dirty News blogger shutting him down over bizarre allegations that don't make sense. If they did that to him, they could do that to me and they could do that to you. That matters. The weaponization of the Department of Justice for polarized political purposes needs to come to an end.
