B.C. will soon restrict non-essential travel outside of health regions

CTV is reporitng that "The provincial government is working on regulations that will restrict the non-essential travel of British Columbians outside their own health regions. Speaking at a news conference Monday, Premier John Horgan said regulations are being developed by the public safety minister that will restrict movement within the province."

That is illegal and immoral. It violates the mobility rights in the Canadian Charter of Rights. Bonnie Henry is a lying freak and John Horgan is a POS. Fight The Fines - Rebel News.

People need fresh air and exercise to stay healthy. Heat and sun kill Covid. This has nothing to do with a virus. This is a dirty political agenda designed to break the law. Canada Health Alliance.

"If you live in the Fraser Health area, by all means, take a few days, get outside, perhaps go to a campground in your local area. But do not try and book somewhere outside of your area because the tourism operator in that community will not book your passage."

Fascism and Communism are the same thing. ANTIFA built the Berlin Wall.

It's time to elect the People's Party provincially within BC. Pride cometh before the fall and great shall be the fall thereof. John Horgan is just another lawless sleazebag. Fire him.

Update: Post Media Trash is reporitng that "The B.C. government is clarifying how the province will crack down on those that break COVID-19 travel restrictions. Previously, on Monday, B.C. Premier John Horgan said drivers will be subject to 'random audits, not unlike roadside checks or CounterAttack during the Christmas season.' However, on Tuesday, Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth wanted to clarify Horgan’s statement. He said the province is examining the use of periodic roadblocks only set up at places like BC Ferries or on Highway 1 leaving the Lower Mainland, to discourage recreational travel, and not conducting random individual stops."

Random stops on highway one are illegal and violate the mobility rights in the Charter of Rights.

Fatal shooting in Coquitlam

The Tri City news is reporting that "A man is dead and a suspect is still at large after a brazen dinner hour shooting at Coquitlam’s Town Centre Park on Monday. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) has been called in to investigate. The incident occurred at or near a basketball court in one of the park’s busiest areas, adjacent to a skateboard park, playground and beach volleyball courts, all of which were busy on a warm spring evening."

Harpreet Singh Dhaliwal, 31, of Abbotsford was shot dead Saturday night in Coal Harbour.

10 kilograms of cocaine seized in Brampton Ontario

The Toronto Star is reporting that "More than two dozen GTA men have been charged as police say they have busted an international drug trafficking ring that wound into Western Canada, California and India. The complex police operation included York Regional Police, Peel Police and the RCMP. Dubbed Project Cheetah, it culminated this month in the seizure of $2.3 million worth of drugs including 10 kilograms of cocaine, eight kilograms of ketamine, three kilograms of heroin and 2.5 kilograms of opium, police said. Investigators said they also seized 48 firearms and $730,000 in Canadian currency." Every province except for BC makes drug busts. Ask yourself why.

The Charter of Rights missing from government web site

This is rather amusing. Someone sent me a link to the government web site of official documents. Look what happenings when you click on the Canadian Charter of Rights - it's not there.

I'm sure it's just a mistake but right now it is a profound one since Justin Trudeau, Rob Ford and Jason Kenney have thrown the Charter of Rights out the window. Stephen Harper was an enemy of the Charter but so is Justin Trudeau. That's why I call him Commodus from the movie Gladiator. Justin's father supported civil liberty but he does not.

The Charter of Rights protects civil liberty by law. It is the highest law of the land so when a federal, provincial or municipal government makes a law that violates the charter, that law is illegal similar to the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

This is why the Constitutional Rights Centre is opposing lockdowns and why Dr Kulvinder Kaur keeps quoting it. In addition to the freedom of religion, the freedom of association, the freedom of the press, the right to lawful assembly and the right to legal representation, mobility rights are also protected by the charter. The right to move. This is the actual charter and this is the text.

And how exactly did we “celebrate” it @cathmckenna ? By suffering through yet another day of the government trampling on our basic rights and freedoms? https://t.co/wLsfealPFB

— Hungry for Truth with Drea Humphrey (@DreaHumphrey) April 18, 2021

Zoom of Doom: Just Serve

They temporarily closed my gym down over a covid case so I decided to go to church today. Well not in person, I joined in on their Zoom meeting. I saw an old friend was speaking so I thought I'd tune in. One of the speakers shared a quote about how true happiness isn't about getting something it's about becoming something. I agree with that.

My buddy with whom I have served with in the DTES referred to a website called Justserve.org. No doubt as we reach out to serve others our own problems and burdens become light.

I also agree that the greatest service a man can do is within the walls of his own home. Everything has it's time and place. I've spent many years serving in the DTES but I just can't do it any more. The insanity of what we are doing there breaks my heart. Like I said, we've abandoned the Four Pillars program and turned Harm Reduction into Harm promotion which has resulted in more addicts and more overdoses. People who want treatment should be able to get it. That is the problem we must face. That is how the Portugal model succeeded.

I served a mission once. That was a very long time ago. On that mission I often said that although I understand teaching the gospel is important, I look forward to the time when I go home and just live the gospel. Actions speak louder than words. As a father, getting up and going to work in the morning to put food on the table when you don't feel like it, that is living the gospel. The world has need of willing men yo, who wear the worker's seal. Work is the means of all accomplishment. There is no joy in life without it. Cheers.

Fatal shooting in Vancouver

The Indo Candain Voice is reporting that "One person was apparently shot dead on Saturday night in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour, according to media reports. A handgun was spotted lying on the ground at the scene of the shooting. Vancouver Police have not released any information on the incident, but reports say that the shooting took place around 8:30 p.m."

"A handgun was spotted lying on the ground at the scene." Once again that would be a throw away. It was not a legally obtained gun. It was left at the scene as often is the case because it is untraceable. It was not registered in Canda like all the legally obtained handguns are.

Police have not released any information but the compromised BC Gang Task Farce told Kim Bolan it was a member of the Brother's Keepers who work for the Hells Angels. It is somewhat unlikely he was shot by a rival. It is far more likely he was shot but the club just like Ali was.

Riding out to Harrison Lake

I took advantage of the warmth and sunshine today and rode my motorcycle out to Harrison Lake. Looking back, it's almost a full year since the last time I rode out there during Covid. I know it doesn't seem like it, but we have made progress since then.

Last year the road in was closed. So were the washrooms. That was stupid. You could buy a plate of food and eat it on the beach but you couldn't wash your hands first. At least now the washrooms are open and all the restaurant patios are open.

You can order traditional schnitzels from the Black Forest and eat it on their patio with a glass of wine, order a burger take out and sit in the park or have some Greek food and sit on their rooftop patio overlooking the lake. It's actually quite nice. We need to support local business.

Locking us down again would be criminally insane. We cannot afford that physically, mentally or financially. People need to work and pay taxes so the country can function. Taxes pay for hospitals, schools and every social program under the sun. No taxes, no services.

Lockdowns ensure our social programs collapse. Right now, as we speak, the local hospitals are not full they are empty. They are lying because they have a dark political agenda that has nothing to do with your health and well-being. The US is mostly open for business. Half the States have no mask mandate and we have more cases than they do. That's because cases mean nothing if the patient is asymptomatic and the PCR test is worthless. Our mental, physical and financial health is suffering because we are listening to lying idiots.

There were a lot of bikes on the road today. I saw a few kayaks, paddle boards and ATVs on the freeway. Heat and humidity kills Covid. That's why the Canadian Medical Alliance recommends you take vitamin D along with zinc and vitamin C to boost your immune system against Covid. Another doctor reported that almost all the ICU patients are severely deficient in vitamin D.

Last week I rode up to Cypres mountain. That was the last week for skiing. Now the mountains are open for hiking and snowshoeing. Snowshoeing in the melting snow is awesome. People need fresh air and exercise to stay healthy. This is why we need to reign in the politicians.

Green Party Leader Sonia Furstenau has completely lost her mind. She wants more restrictions including closing schools and setting up roadblocks. That is batsh*t crazy. A lot of anti vaxxers supported the Green Party. Not any more. The NDP breaking off from them was a good move. The Green Party opposed natural gas and hydroelectric power. That is green energy. Burning industrial coal to generate electricity is not. They have another agenda.

The only political party that has consistently spoken out against lockdowns is Maxime Bernier's People's Party and now they have elected MLAs as well. The BC Conservative party is holding its AGM on May 15th. I am watching closely to see what kind of resolutions they submit about lockdowns. Jason Kenny and Rob Ford are not Conservatives. They are globalist neo con freaks in bed with Justin Trudeau's global reset.

I don't have a problem with Adrian Dix. He is known as a leftist but we have yet to see which side of civil liberty he stands on. Does he support the murder of political prisoners in China for organ harvesting or dose he support the civil liberty protected by law in Ireland and South Africa? We will soon see. Adrian did support law and order when seniors were getting mugged at the 29th Street Sky Train Station. Let's hope he is sincere enough and brave enough to support civil liberty like Nelson Mandella and James Connolly did. Time will tell. It always does.

Cherry blossoms gently fall like confetti on a sun kissed landscape

I had mentioned that the cherry blossoms were beginning to bloom in Vancouver. Well now they are gently falling in the sunshine. It's like warm snowflakes or scented confetti. It's finally starting to get lighter out in the morning. Now when I ride into work, instead of complete darkness there is a warm orange glow on the horizon. Since I live in the Fraser Valley, that means the horizon is almost 180 degrees of mountain ranges so the orange glow on the mountains backdrop is uplifting and inspiring. It's been a bit frosty riding the bike into work in the morning but this week the afternoon sunshine has been very warm for Vancouver.

As I said before, I love the seasons. I used to know someone whose favorite season was the fall. They loved seeing the leaves change colour and were filled with anticipation when the leaves would fall from the trees in preparation for winter. I also like it when the cherry blossoms fall in anticipation of summer. Spring, summer, fall, winter I like it all - the cycle, the change, the growth.

I know someone who lives in central America. Since it's so close to the equator, they don't have season, it's summer all year long. Except for a two-month rainy season. For most people this would be a dream come true. I admit it sounds appealing. It's just that I do really like the seasons.

I know someone else who lives in Asia. They're about the same latitude as us and their cherry blossoms are in bloom at the same time as ours. That Swedish couple who moved up north made a video about the midnight sun and the polar winter. That was very interesting. They're so far north the sun doesn't set at night in the summer and doesn't rise in the winter. It makes the seasons of light and darkness very extreme. It'd be a cool experience but I prefer the seasons where I am. Most Canadian would prefer winter in Arizona but there's no snow.

Kennedy Stewart has become a Sith Lord

These next two posts are going to be polar opposites. A little yin and yang - good and evil - light and darkness. First the darkness. Kennedy Stewart is a mayor without a party. He was a federal MP for the NDP and gave up his seat so Jagmeet Singh could have one. He then ran for mayor of Vancouver and won by fewer than 1,000 votes over Ken Sim, the Non-Partisan Association (NPA) candidate. I endorsed Ken Sim. I don't have a problem with Kennedy Stewart. I think he's a good person who has been led astray by nonsense. I shall explain.

Kennedy Stewart disbanded the Oppenheimer rape camp because it was the right thing to do. After they were offered housing and refused, that camp stopped advocating for the homeless and started advocating for crime and lawlessness. There is no social justice in raping women.

However, now he is advocating for the legalization of all drugs and I cannot accept that. That is in no one's best interest except for the drug dealers who are exploiting and brutalizing the homeless in the DTES on a daily basis. There is no need to legalize or decriminalize simple possession of hard drugs because look around, people aren't arrested for smoking crack or injecting heroin just ask Snoop Dog. When Snoop Dog came to Vancouver and saw the open heroin use in the DTES he was appalled and said ya'll gotta clean this sh*t up. He's absolutely right.

People who want treatment can't get it. That is the problem. The Portugal model made drug treatment mandatory. If you legalize hard drugs without making treatment mandatory, you are not following the Portugal model. You are following a recipe for disaster. That's like when we adapted the Four Pillars program and threw away three of the pillars. It failed because we didn't do it right.

The Four Pillars drug strategy consists of: Harm reduction, Prevention, Treatment and Enforcement. There are Four Pillars not one. Enforcement means enforcing the law and reducing the amount of harmful drugs on the street. That saves lives.

Prevention means telling people drug are bad and harm your body. Crystal meth is made with Drano. Crack is cut with Levamisole. Levamisole is used to deworm cattle. However, in humans it suppresses the immune system and creates flesh eating disease. Crack and crystal meth are bad for you. As insane as this sounds, we aren't telling people that. We're just handing out free crack pipes and free needles teaching people how to safely use drugs. We are not telling people that drugs are bad for you. That's prevention and we're not doing it.

Treatment was the foundation of the Portugal model. They made treatment mandatory. The lawless freaks forget to tell you that part. They just cry legalization without treatment like they cried harm reduction without treatment. That doesn't work and the lawless freaks don't want it to. The lawless freaks want to promote addiction so they can make money. That is what they are doing and we are adding and abetting their brutal exploitation of the addicts.

Treatment is one of the Four Pillars. Right now if someone wants treatment, they can't get it. That is the problem. When we bought into the Four Pillars program we were told that it was "successfully used in such cities as Geneva, Zurich, Frankfurt, and Sydney, this four pillars approach has resulted in a dramatic reduction in the number of drug users consuming drugs on the street and a significant drop in overdose deaths." Clearly that did not happen in Vancouver.

Since adopting the Four Pillars program in Vancouver we have seen a dramatic increase in the number of drug users consuming drugs on the street and a significant increase in overdose deaths. It's off the charts. That's because we didn't do it. We turned harm reduction into harm promotion and threw away the other four pillars.

Now the lawless freaks are citing the Portugal model but they are only telling you part of the story and are leaving out the most important detail. That's because they don't want to reduce the number of addicts on the street, they want to increase the number of addicts so they can make more money. That is what this is really about. BTW speaking of BC Rail, Christy Clark's husband Mark Marissen has announced his plans to run for Mayor of Vancouver GMAFB.

Jasmohan Singh Bains was back in court

Speaking of Christy Clark and Rich Coleman testifying at the Money Laundering Inquiry, Jasmohan Singh Bains was back in court April 13th. Jasmohan Singh Bains is the cousin of Dave Basi and Bob Virk and was convicted of cocaine trafficking. This blog post on In Sights gives a good summery of the case. This blog post on Cannabis Link talks about how David Basi originally faced two drug charges but copped a plea and the criminal charges were dropped.

Back in 2008 BC Rail Mary reported that under the Reason for Sentence of Jasmohan, line 20 states "In addition, the Crown seeks a fine in lieu of forfeiture of funds received by Mr. Bains during the course of the investigation. The value of these funds is known to be $242,170.00, and due diligence has not discovered the location of those funds. It is not contested that these funds were proceeds of crime. I have little discretion in this matter, and this case does not fall within that narrow discretion. Further, the ability of the offender to pay is irrelevant."

"I must also impose default imprisonment of between two and three years, given the amount of the fine. My only real discretion is in determining the amount of time Mr. Bains will be given to pay the fine. I therefore order that Mr. Bains pay a fine in the amount of $242,170.00 in lieu of restitution pursuant to the provisions of Part 12 of the Criminal Code. He will have two years in which to pay the fine. In default of payment, Mr. Bains will serve three years imprisonment, consecutive to the term of imprisonment to which I have earlier sentenced him."