Montreal police officer shot dead

CBC is reporting that "For the first time in more than two decades, a Montreal police officer has lost their life in the line of duty." This is highly suspicious. Why is that? I'm going to tell you why. It's very uncommon in Canada. 

We have gang shootings in Canada all the time but it's rival drug dealers shooting at each other not at cops. The consequences for shooting at a rival or for shooting at a business or a house is minimum. Shooting a cop is entirely different. Gang members frown upon that because it brings the heat on.

The Montreal fatality was the first time in 20 years. Yet recently we just had a fatal shooting of a cop in Toronto that was tied to an intelligence agency disinformation campaign. 

Then yesterday we had a Brampton man with a firearm ban shoot at a cop in Mississauga. For something that never happened it's all of a sudden happening an awful lot. 

That in itself is suspicious. As are the ties to the intelligence community. It's like how all of a sudden all the mass shooters are trans. That is abnormal. Now we have a cazy manifesto. That looks orchestrated. 

We need to remember that in the Nova Scotia mass shooting, Gabe Wortman, his fake common law spouse and Peter Griffon were all police agents. That is significant.

Lisa Banfield's tax returns claim she made 15 thousand dollars a year but she had a five thousand dollars a month credit card bill. None of the firearms Gabe Wortman used were legally obtained. He got them from the New Brunswick RCMP when he was doing an under cover operation for them smuggling illegal guns into Canada from Maine. He didn't fit the profile of a mass shooter. We need to talk about that.