Fatal shooting in South Surrey

Global is reporting that a man and a woman were shot at King George Boulevard and Crescent Road in south Surrey 2:10 a.m. this morning. The man has died and the woman remains in serious condition.

"The victims were found at two locations – the man was found at 36A Avenue and Elgin Road and the woman was found in a vehicle at the King George Boulevard and Crescent Road location. Police say they believe the man and the woman were shot in the same location, in the area of 36A Avenue and Elgin Road ,and then they dispersed. The female victim had driven herself a short distance away from the scene and then called 911."

"About an hour after the shooting, a car was found on fire in the 8500-block of 204 Street in Langley. The vehicle had no licence plates and the owner has not been found."

Update: IHIT says 28-year-old Nicholas Khabra of Surrey was killed Monday

Donald Trump to release Kennedy assassination files - Update

Well this is one good thing Donald Trump is doing. The Toronto Star is reporting that "President tweets intention to disclose documents by Oct. 26 deadline, although CIA said to be lobbying against move despite belief they do not contain any bombshells."

Perhaps the documents will be so blacked out there won't be anything left in them. Operation Northwoods was a declassified document that was very real and provided a motive for the Kennedy assassination. As we know, every crime has a means and a motive.



As far as means, the videotaped evidence shows the president's body guard ordered to pull back. The runner who's job is to protect the president and act as a human shield in the event of a sniper, is ordered to pull back and questions the order by raising his arms in confusion as to why. Shortly after that the president was shot dead. That provides the means.

It's interesting to hear the mainstream media minimize the release of the assassination files as catnip for conspiracy theorist. The mainstream media claims that conspiracy theorists reject the official version about Lee Harvey Oswald and blame Cuba, Russia, the CIA or even UFO's for Kennedy's assassination. That's a rather bizarre smoke screen.

The assassination of JFK is not a conspiracy theory. It is a historical fact. It really did happen. We just don't know why. We don't know Lee Harvey Oswald's motive. Nobody is claiming UFO's killed JFK. As for Cuba and Russia, why would they want Kennedy dead? Kennedy vetoed Operation Northwoods. Cuba and Russia would want Kennedy in office as opposed to someone else who would not veto Operation Northwoods. Cuba and Russia had no motive to assassinate JFK. The only ones that had a motive to kill him were the CIA for vetoing Operation Northwoods.

The evidence supports that motive. The CIA are the only ones that had the power to order the president's body guard to pull back right before he was shot.

When Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested he said he was innocent. He said he was a patsy which means scapegoat. Lee Harvey Oswald had a long history working for the CIA. It would be pretty easy for them to set him up. The fact that he was shot dead before he was able to stand trial prevented him from revealing CIA secrets in court and prove his innocence.

Operation Northwoods was a plan presented by Allen Dulles, the Director of the CIA and signed off by the Lyman L. Lemnitzer who was the Joint Chiefs of Staff. They wanted to perform terrorist acts on American soil and blame Cuba to justify an invasion during the Cuban missile crisis. Kennedy vetoed it. If he hadn't had vetoed it, they would have implemented that treasonist plot.

After Kennedy was assassinated. President Johnson took over and actually implemented Operation Northwoods in the form of an attack on the USS Liberty. That is a historical fact.

Like I said from the beginning, the CIA s a criminal organization. Even more so than the Hells Angels. If they are gong to lie to us about generations of drug trafficking, there is not limit to what they will lie to us about. CIA Drug Trafficking Whistleblower Spreadsheet.

Donald Trump Chokes:

The Canadian Press is reporting that "President Donald Trump is delaying the release of some files on the John Kennedy assassination that were due to come out Thursday. He's approved 2,800 other records for release. White House officials say Trump will state in a coming memo that he had "no choice" but to keep others secret because of national security concerns."

"He's having those records further reviewed for the next six months. Officials say Trump will impress upon federal agencies that JFK files should stay secret after the six-month review only in the rarest cases."

Trump releases some, but not all, JFK assassination records

2,800 JFK assassination files released

Forbes is reporting that "Most of the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection, which is currently stored at the National Archives, has been released previously. Under 1992’s JFK Assassination Records Collection Act, Congress had approved the declassification of the remainder of these documents by October 27, 2017—unless the sitting president authorized further withholding of files."

Here's where you can download the JFK files

Five Red Herrings in the new files. They have absolutely nothing to do with the truth and are absolute smoke and mirror distractions. C'est la vie. MSM sucks.

Mongols MC in Vancouver?

Well this is news to me. A blog reader said to check out the Mongols website. They have Vancouver listed under chapters. I've heard rumours about that a while ago but nothing official. Lets hope they come to Surrey. I don't like crack dealers but anything would be better than those b*tch ass Surrey Girls. The closest those clowns will ever come to valour is on Xbox.

Jesse Ventura Rocks. The Mongols are huge in California. The United States government has no right to seize their patch. Police chase gang members but ignore drug trafficking.

Shots fired in Langley

The Langley Times is reporting that "Police were called to the scene of a reported shooting in a quiet neighbourhood of new houses near 211 Street and 79A Avenue in Langley early Sunday morning just before 4 a.m. RCMP could be observed in front of a taped-off front yard taking photos of what appeared to be shell casing markers. According to one online comment the shooting caused property damage but no injuries."

Human remains at farm outside Salmon Arm

Castanet is reporting that "After three days of extensively searching a rural property in the North Okanagan, police have confirmed they have found human remains. On Thursday, dozens of officers swarmed the farm at 2290 Salmon River Road, northeast of Falkland, and they've continued the search into the weekend. 'During the course of executing a search warrant at a property in the 2200 block of Salmon River Road, human remains have been located,' Cpl. Dan Moskaluk said Saturday in a statement."

"On Oct. 13, police put out a warning to the public about an incident on Aug. 28, where a 36-year-old man allegedly arranged a meet-up with a prostitute in the Salmon River Road area, and threatened her with a gun, before she escaped. Police arrested the man at the time, but he was later released without charges."

"A Canada411 search of the rural property where the human remains were found turns up Wayne Sagmoen. A Curtis Wayne Sagmoen, born in 1980, has been recently charged with six charges stemming from an Aug. 27 incident near Falkland, including intentionally discharging a firearm and uttering threats. A warrant was issued for Sagmoen's arrest on Oct. 17, and he was arrested the following day."

Global is reporting that "Last Friday, police issued a warning related to Salmon River Road after a woman was allegedly threatened with a firearm earlier this year. Police said a man and woman used a “website utilized by escorts and sex workers” to arrange a meeting in the area of Salmon River Road. Neighbour Ryan McDonald said police have been to the area multiple times since August, when his wife heard a gunshot on the property."

The property is north of Vernon outside Salmon Arm. Police are still searching for more bodies.



Kelowna Orchard body identified: Castanet is reporting that the identity of the woman's body found in a Kelowna orchard last week is Russia Nicholson who locals remmber as a nice girl who had her struggles but was a very good person.

Human remains found south of Strathmore, Alberta.

Fears rise as 5 women missing in B.C. area where human remains found

Beijing Smog

This is what Surrey's increased coal exports are doing for China's air quality. Natural gas is clean burning. Coal is not. Beijing Vows Deep Cut in Coal Use in 2017 to Fight Smog.

Atlantic Salmon caught in Harrison river

The Agassiz-Harrison Observer is reporting that local sports fisherman Don Temple caught an Atlantic Salmon in the Harrison River on Oct. 8. This is not the first time this has happened. September of this year the Abbotsford News reported that "At least three Atlantic salmon showed up in aboriginal fishing nets along the Fraser River - including one near Chilliwack."

August of this year CTV reported that "More than a week after a fish farm collapsed south of the border, there are now reports that the escaped Atlantic salmon are being found in B.C. waters." The reason this is concerning is because Atlantic Salmon swim up the rivers and eat the BC salmon fry. That is why our spawning salmon numbers are down in BC but up in Alaska.

When you buy Atlantic farmed salmon you aren't supporting a Canadian fish farm in Nova Scotia. You are supporting one on the west coast and the destruction of our native salmon stocks. Don't buy farmed salmon. Buy wild local salmon. We need to think sustainability. That is good business.

Protecting the integrity of the Media

There was an interesting editorial in the Vancouver Province talking about the freedom of the press. It was criticizing the Trudeau government for not doing more to protect local media. It's kind of a catch 22. Everybody wants a free handout. It's not the government's responsibility to create jobs just create an environment where business can prosper. Likewise it's not the government's job to fund the media. Yet without funding the media is often doomed to the special interest of corporate advertising. All these corporate mergers has shown us how local media has become one great big clone show. When all the local media is owned by one entity, it becomes easier to control.

I agree the freedom of the press is a sacred principle. Postmedia news is reporting profits are up but at what cost? With one sweep of the pen they eliminated the Surrey Leader and all the jobs of those credible reporters. The Surrey Now Leader has become just another corporate spin doctor for insider trading and fiscal irresponsibility just like the Vancouver Province has. The Surrey Leader and the Vancouver Province used to be the last frontier for an alternative to corporate propaganda. Now they have merged with the others in the great big clone show spamming the public with nonsense. There is no freedom of the press in Western Canada. Corporate monopolies killed it. Yet I don't think it's the government's job to fix it.

The First Amendment of the US Constitution states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances." The government's only responsibility is to not make a law that restricts the freedom of the press. Preserving the integrity of the press is up to the free market and to supply and demand. If the media prints trash, the people won't read it.

The solution lies within the free market. If all the local media outlets merge into one big propaganda clone show, then private independent media outlets are free to rise up and fill the void. Rebel Media started to but then went weird. It just shows how difficult it is to create and preserve independent media.

Rebel media started off as an independent voice for Conservatives. It was great. I saw them at a Falun Gong demonstration. They were reporting on the atrocities of the Communist Government in China when no one else would. Then I read people trashing them so I had a look to see what was up. Seemingly they had a split over difference of opinion. The owner, Ezra Levant, started ranting about anti Semitism and extremism so co-founder Brian Lilley left as well as several others. Fair enough but there's nothing stopping Brian Lilley or anyone else from starting up their own outlet that is more balanced. Supply and demand yo. We know there is a demand for it. All we need is a like minded capitalist to fill the void. I use the term capitalist tongue and cheek.

I'm not talking about corporate monopolies. That's Communism. I'm talking about small business and free enterprise which is the backbone of the free market. We need a Ron Paul not a Richard Spence. We need a Preston Manning not a Brian Mulroney. When the Reform party merged with the very entity they were created to correct, the dream died. Yet there is nothing stopping anyone from picking up the torch and fulfilling the dream. That is the reality of the free market.

However, the CBC is independent and still does investigative journalism.

Salvatore Scoppa in the news

Salvatore Scoppa in the news. His name came up when his co accused William Robinson originally from Victoria was found dead in Montreal June 2013. Turns out last February Salvatore was shot himself but survived. March of this year Salvatore was tied to a fraudulent telemarketing scheme that bilked millions of dollars from the elderly in the U.S. and in Canada.

Two weeks before Scoppa was shot he and his brother Andrew were busted with over 100 kilos of cocaine. Seemingly one of Salvatore's dealers flipped and he is being investigated for a double murder. No doubt he is also the prime suspect in Will's murder as well.

Interesting wiretap evidence produced in court.

Woman’s body found following dumpster fire in Langley

Global is reporting that "RCMP were called to the area of 20150 Langley Bypass just before 6 a.m. Friday. In the process of extinguishing the fire, firefighters discovered the body of a woman. Langley RCMP Serious Crime unit has taken over the investigation." CBC is reporting that it happened in a business area so the police are combing through surveillance videos.