Hells Angels lose bid to take back their Nanaimo clubhouse

The Vancouver Province is reporting that the Hells Angels have lost another bid to take back their Nanaimo clubhouse, which was temporarily seized by the B.C. government eight years ago. As long as the case doesn't go in front of Ron Skolrood we should be OK.

Hells Angel arrested in Vancouver

The Vancouver Province is reporting that a B.C. man who is now a member of the Nomads chapter of the Ontario Hells Angels has been arrested in Vancouver. Damion Ryan was out on bail on drug and weapons charges filed in the Ottawa area when he was picked up by Vancouver police on Jan. 29. His parole violations were drinking and using a cell phone. Pretty minor offenses. However, this is a member of the Hells Angels who was arrested on drug and firearm charges and is an associate of Dean Wiwchar, who’s a suspect in the 2012 Duhre murder..

Dean Wiwchar was also charged with drug trafficking along with another Hells Angels associate named Rabih Alkhalil. Rabih Alkhalil is Dean Wiwchar's co accused in the murder of Johnnie Raposo in Toronto and in the Sheraton Wall Centre murder of Sandip Duhre in Vancouver. Nic Nero is another drug dealing Hells Angels associate Dean and Rabih are accused of contracting in the Johnnie Raposo murder. Philip Juan Ley pleaded guilty to firearm charges in another case that involved Dean Wiwchar

Damion Ryan’s name surfaced last year in a B.C. Supreme Court ruling in a gun case involving his associate Dean Wiwchar. Ryan accompanied Wiwchar and his co-accused Philip Juan Ley, to Mexico on April 18, 2012. Drug dealers murdering rival drug dealers. There is nothing innocent about that. Damion Ryan was wounded in a gangland shooting at an Oak Street restaurant in Vancouver on Dec. 12, 2010.

Judge wants CSIS to obey her order

Good luck. The Vancouver Province is reporting that the judge in the B.C. legislature terror plot trial criticized CSIS on Tuesday for failing to comply with a court order. CSIS lawyer Donnaree Nygard told the judge she had no further information to provide as to why CSIS has yet to obey the order. I'l tell you what they are waiting for. They haven't destroyed all the evidence yet like they did in the Air India trial. CSIS is in contempt of court. Again.

Women suffering in the DTES

Saturday night an old friend asked me to help him take some youth into the DTES to hand out blankets and clothes to the homeless. We used to do it quite regularly but I haven't gone for years. I just get so frustrated with the futility of it all. All this talk is worthless as long as we hand out free crack pipes, promote unsafe injection sites and let drug dealers sell crack and everything else under the sun all around them. We are enabling such sorrow it drives me insane.

Every year there are more and more homeless on the street. This year I was amazed at the number of women suffering in the DTES. Not crack hoes, just regular women living in cars with a child. We were set up at Pigeon corner and I sensed many women uncomfortable around the male leaders so I stepped back and let some of our female leaders take over. The compassion, the hugs and the genuine concerns was refreshing to see. They spoke of the fear and violence they are subjected to there. This is why I am so ashamed we closed the police station behind Main and Hastings to public access. They have no safe place to go when stalkers are harassing them. Suppressing crime statistics like that is an abomination. Things in the DTES have changed. They don't take care of their own any more. It is time to bring back project old timer.

Sarah McLachlan - In the arms of an angel

Dennis Watson's position on Religious Freedom

Not that it matters, but on a matter of personal priveledge I will once again reiterate my position on religious freedom. I am no longer involved with any specific religious organization. I have many friends who are. I have friends who are Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and Muslim as well as staunch Atheists. I passionately support religions freedom just like Thomas Paine did.

I support a free republic. I believe adapting a single state religion is as bad as abolishing religion altogether. Both roads lead to the same place - Dictatorship. The flag for the Republic of Ireland is called the tricolour. It is Green, White and Orange. Green represents Catholics, Orange represents Protestants and White represents peace between the two. This is the model I support.



The worthless troll is now stalking and threatening my daughter. He knows where I live. All he has to do is face me and we can end the conflict instantly. He won't do that because he is afraid. He is the one in hiding not me. He's hiding from the police because a warrant has been issued for his arrest for violating yet another court order as well as the terms and conditions of his probation.

My daughter's religious affiliation is private and is no one else's business. Defaming my daughter and her religion is not only cheap and dirty, it is discrimination on prohibited grounds. I support my daughters religious beliefs just like any other responsible father would. In a world full of hate and intolerance we need to support moral values.

Martin Luther King said when evil men burn and bomb, good men and women must build and bind. I quote Martin Luther King because he was a Protestant. I also quote Mother Teresa because she was a Catholic. Both were inspired. I don't believe all religions are true, I believe all religions have a right to exist. When someone slanders Mother Teresa I just roll my eyes and say get a life. She was a wonderful example of what pure religion is really all about.

As for the worthless toll, Jesus loves you but everyone else thinks you're an idiot.

Zachary Matheson is on trial

Chek News is reporting that Zachary Matheson is on trial after one of the largest drug busts in Vancouver Island history. "Matheson and a Ali Arash Zyed of Saanich were arrested June 2013 and police described both as high level drug traffickers"

Buziak Bombshell: Stunning developments in Lindsay Buziak murder

Check News is reporting that the fahter of murdered Saanich real estate agent Lindsay Buziak says he knows who killed his daughter and the alleged killers have threatened him. The Lindsay Buziak memorial walk was held February 2nd 2016 on the eight anniversary of her murder.

Vancouver homicide

News 1130 is reporting that a body was discovered in an apartment Saturday night on Granville Street near Broadway. Police say the attack is believed to be targeted.

Mongols clash with Iron Order in Denver

The Canadian Press is reporting that "One person was fatally shot and seven others were injured in a shooting and stabbing at a motorcycle expo on Saturday. Investigators believe there was an exchange of gunfire at about 1 p.m. In addition to the person who was shot and killed, three others were shot, another person was stabbed and three others suffered injuries from a fistfight."

The Daily Mail is reporting that it was a clash between Mongols and the Iron Order. A fight broke out and escalated into a stabbing and a shootout. The recent biker clash in Waco, Texas was a fight between Bandidos and a Hells Angel puppet club. Both of whom are involved in the drug trade. Although the Mongols are Hells Angels rivals and have been known to be involved in the drug trade to some extent, the Iron Order doesn't appear to be involved in that lifestyle. A lot of the Hells Angels puppet clubs hate on the Iron Order because they aren't drug dealers like the rest of them and some of their members may be cops. Mongols are a credible MC from southern California that has a large Latino membership. The Hells Angels do not.

Hells Angels getting evicted from Hamilton clubhouse

CBC is reporting that Police were on site at the Hamilton Hells Angels' clubhouse at Gage Avenue North and Beach Road on Thursday morning, helping the bailiff with an eviction proceeding. There are no criminal investigations at the site. Rather, the Hells Angels were being evicted for a dispute over whether they paid the rent. The clubhouse was home to about a dozen Hells Angels members. The matter will go before the civil courts Tuesday.