Surrey Home Invasion

Two Surrey rats did a home invasion at the 7500-block of 123A Street. CTV is reporting that they tied up two women and four children then threatened to kill the children before making off with two safes. This totally crosses the line. If you know these guys give me their picture.

Canada Post scam goes to a vote

Hundreds of protesters showed up in Ottawa the other day protesting the unprecedented scam Canada Post is involved with unilaterally implementing huge changes without any public accountability based on bold faced lies. Although this is the kind if thing that doesn't normally enrage the public the fact that public accountability is being thrown out the window and the fact that these changes are based on bold faced lies clearly does have serious ripple effects on Canada's future as a democratic nation.

The NDP are opposing the decision and have pledged to force the unilateral changes to a vote in Parliament. Which will in effect do nothing other than call a spade a spade and place the blame firmly on Stephen Harper's shoulders where it clearly belongs. This isn't just a Canada Post scam it is a Stephen Harper scam.

The last time there was a labour dispute at Canada Post is was because Stephen Harper stole the employee's pension. Canada post lied to the media about what changes they wanted to implement, locked out the employees then had Harper legislate them back to work with an imposed settlement that in effect stole their pensions. Everyone loses when pensions are stolen. In contrast Harper is on a spending spree with tax dollars in the middle East. That is not fiscally responsible.

Letting Canada Post lie to everyone so boldly in the media is fraud. Removing public countability from a Crown Corporation that consistently makes record profits and pays large dividends to the government is not a good thing. Taxpayers get hit twice. They lose their say and their taxes increase. This is a bad precedent for everyone.

Canada Post: Putting the lies on the table

Shots fired in Surrey

Global is reporting that shots were exchanged between two vehicles this afternoon in Surrey near 127th Street and 93rd Avenue around 3 p.m. RCMP are looking for a beige Jeep and a white crossover-type vehicle. No one was injured.

The Surrey Leader is reporting that earlier this afternoon three people were arrested after an RCMP officer fired a gunshot at a suspect vehicle in White Rock. "According to an RCMP release, plainclothes officers were investigating a "known crack shack" near Russell Avenue and Finlay Street around 12 p.m., when three suspects attempted to flee the area in a vehicle. An officer shot at the suspect vehicle, and the three occupants were subsequently arrested. No injuries were reported."Chalk one up for the good guys.

Bustin up crack shacks. Now that's what I'm talking about.

A blog reader was on scene and took a picture:

Increased Police presence in Newton

The Surrey Now is reporting that In the wake of the homicide of Julie Paskall, Surrey RCMP have increased foot and bike patrols in Newton, targeting drug dealing, drunkenness and prostitution in the town core. If this is true and if this policy lasts, then that is a very good thing.

All it takes is for a police officer to stand on a corner beside a drug dealer to significantly impact that dealers business. The article claims locals are concerned with how long the increase will last for good reason. Let's support this initiative and help it continue.

Is Mena, AK still involved with drug trafficking and money laundering?

We know that during the Clinton administration, Mena Arkansas was a drug trafficking hub for the Agency. Little Rock was a money laundering hub for that operation. My question is, is Little Rock still laundering money for that drug trafficking network?

January 7 2014 the FBI posted a press release stating that Andrew Judkins had been charged with bank fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, and money laundering. Judkins was charged with defrauding two local financial institutions (Bank of the Ozarks and First Security Bank) and two lending companies, Wells Fargo Equipment Finance Inc. and GE Commercial Distribution Finance Corporation, December 11, 2013.

Nov 8 2013 the FBI announced that an indictment charging Matthew Daniel Sweet, age 41, of Timbo, Arkansas, with 30 counts of bank fraud and 30 counts of money laundering was unsealed. This case was from Little Rock, Hilary Clinton's hub of influence through her former law firm.

“Matthew Sweet, former vice president and controller at TARP recipient One Bank and Trust, allegedly abused his position at the bank to steal almost $75,000 to pay his personal credit card bills,” According to TARP records, One Financial Corporation, the parent company of One Bank and Trust of Little Rock, Arkansas, received $17.3 million in federal taxpayer funds through the U.S. Department of the Treasury Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). To date, these funds are still outstanding. $17.3 million outstanding not just $75,000. The Arkansas News and Arkansas Business also picked up on that story.

We know that CIA agent Barry Seal was deeply involved with drug trafficking out of Mena, Arkansas and was shot dead after he became a whistleblower. Former CIA agent Terry Reed wrote a book about the Bush and Clinton drug trafficking network out of Mena.

Recently the Clinton's hit list became news in a new book published about the Clintons. Not surprising when you Google Clinton body count and add up the list of people who have died under mysterious circumstances who have crossed the Clintons in the past. Bill Clinton was of course Governor of Arkansas when the State was accused of being involved with drug trafficking and money laundering.

The case originally came to my attention when Bill Clinton supported a crooked corner named Fahmy Malak who was caught tampering with evidence and falsifying death certificates classifying murders as suicides. The CIA's involvement in drug trafficking out of Mena, Arkansas was common knowledge when Bill Clinton was asked about it by hard hitting reporter Sarah McClendon.

Kelowna Homicide

Castanet is reporting that Kelowna RCMP officers discovered the body of a 32-year-old Kelowna man on the sidewalk in Rutland which is in Kelowna early this morning. A large blood splatter could be seen where the mans body was found. The death has been deemed suspicious in nature and the Kelowna RCMP Serious Crime Unit is investigating. The identity of the deceased is being withheld pending the notification of his next-of-kin. That's a lot of evidence markers. It doesn't necessarily mean shell casings. It could be drops of blood.

Enbridge lobbyist Chuck Strahl resigns from CSIS watchdog

The National Post is reporting that Chuck Strahl has quit as chairman of Canada’s federal spy watchdog following accusations of inappropriate lobbying activity. CBC is also reporting on the story as well as the Straight dot com. Chuck Strahl is a former Conservative cabinet minister from Chilliwack. This is very conflicted.

The last head of the CSIS watchdog resigned after he was caught giving money to an Isralei arms dealer tied to Iran contra. Then he was arrested for fraud, laundering the proceeds of crime and participating in a secret commission. I kid you not. Right now the fact that the former head of the CSIS watchdog in now working for Enbridge is a colossal conflict. Once again all those state secrets are now in the hands of a large corporation. A corporate monopoly at that.

The problem was he kept both positions. He was the chair of the CSIS watchdog while he was lobbying and working for Enbridge. Having the former chair of the CSIS watchdog committee work for Enbridge is bad enough but holding both positions at the same time is absurd.

As we recall Canada was caught spying on Brazil on behalf of a corporate monopoly. It had absolutely nothing to do with State security. In fact Chuck Strahl was the one covering up the latest Snowden leak that revealed Canada has set up covert spying posts around the world and conducted espionage against trading partners at the request of the U.S. National Security Agency.

U.S. Government helped the Mexican Sinaloa drug cartel rise to power

Speaking of busting Hells Angels rivals, Time World is reporting that "the U.S. government allowed the Mexican Sinaloa drug cartel to carry out its business unimpeded between 2000 and 2012 in exchange for information on rival cartels, an investigation by El Universal claims."

"Citing court documents, the Mexican newspaper reports that DEA officers met with top Sinaloa officials over fifty times and offered to have charges against cartel members dropped in the U.S., among other pledges. The period when the relationship between the DEA and Sinaloa was supposed to have been the closest, between 2006 and 2012, saw a major surge of violence in Mexico, and was the time when the Sinaloa cartel rose significantly in prominence."

The Business Insider is reporting that Leaked emails from the private U.S. security firm Stratfor cite a Mexican diplomat who says the U.S. government works with Mexican cartels to traffic drugs into the United States and has sided with the Sinaloa cartel in an attempt to limit the violence in Mexico. Mexican Diplomat claims America Invited The Sinaloa Drug Cartel Across The Border.

Here's the scam. The claim is that they are supporting one side to "help reduce the violence" when in reality they are doing the exact opposite. They are fueling the violence. What they are really doing is profiting from arms dealing and drug trafficking. Still. Iran contra never stopped. It continued in Operation Fast and Furious. That is a far worse scandal than Watergate. Iran contra was not about selling Iran arms to free some hostages. Iran contra was about selling arms and cocaine to fund the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. That is what Gary Webb proved.

Freddy posted a link to the article in the Business Insider which states An investigation by El Universal found that between the years 2000 and 2012, the U.S. government had an arrangement with Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel that allowed the organization to smuggle billions of dollars of drugs while Sinaloa provided information on rival cartels. Just like our local helicopter pilot Colin Martin that was given free range to smuggle drugs as he gave information on smaller rival dealers.

Cross border police protest at Peace arch

57 Manitoba Warriors busted

The Winnipeg Sun is reporting that 57 members and associates of the Manitoba Warriors have been arrested in a police operation referred to as Project Falling Star. Global is confirming the arrest where numerous firearms were seized along with trace amount of crack cocaine and crystal meth. The Manitoba Warriors are a Native gang that would be seen as Hells Angels rivals. Hells Angels busts involve a much larger quantity of drugs.

Second cop implicted in Montreal Hells Angels leak

I guess this is what Benoit Roberge meant when he said he wasn't going down alone. CBC is reporting that Benoit Roberge may not be the only Montreal police officer who allegedly gave sensitive internal information to the Hells Angels. Aparently another officer who worked closely with Roberge is under investigation as well.

Let's not forget our own dirty former cop on the West coast Rob Sidhu who not only gave intell to the Hells Angels but was convicted in a cross border cocaine ring tied to the Hells Angels. Then there's Cpl Jim Brown the BDSM freak that was involved with the Pickton investigation and fantasizes about criminal acts. What I don't understand is if the police thought Jim Brown had a dvd of evidence in the Pickton investigation, why did they tear up and search the whistle blowers home for him? Please advise.