Castanet is reporting that "
Twenty-four drug and weapons charges against two West Kelowna residents were dropped Tuesday on the day their jury trial was set to begin, but the Crown won't say why.
The charges were laid against 35-year-old Tyson Bone and 27-year-old Savanna Malone in July 2016, after police raided a home on West Kelowna's Windt Road and seized drugs, guns and ammunition."
"At the time, Kelowna RCMP said the items belonged to a new gang in town, called the Kelowna Warriors.
A Kelowna Warriors leather vest was included in an RCMP media presentation to show off results of the raid, along with several guns, a crossbow, GHB, cocaine and methamphetamine.
Police also said a seven-year-old child was found inside the home."
"Following the raid, both Bone and Malone were charged with three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking, along with 17 additional firearms offences.
After the case was sent to a Supreme Court trial following a preliminary inquiry in November 2017, a jury trial was scheduled to begin this week.
But at the last minute, the Public Prosecution Service of Canada stayed all the charges against Bone and Malone Tuesday morning. And they won't say why."
"A 2016 Supreme Court of Canada decision ruled that Supreme Court cases must be completed within 30 months of charges being laid, or be at risk of being thrown out. Bone and Malone's case was more than 34 months old, but the PPSC would not disclose if this was the reason the charges were stayed." Looks like they blew it on time limits again.
Malone doesn't sound First Nations but she looks like she could be. Tyson looks white. I think they should focus on getting their child back from social services. Just sayn.
CTV is reporting that "Homicide investigators say the victim of a brazen mid-afternoon shooting outside Vancouver International Airport Sunday afternoon was a 28-year-old man who was known to police.
The shooting prompted a large police response around 3 p.m. that briefly involved shutting down three Canada Line stations and several major roadways in an effort to prevent the killers from getting away.
Ultimately, however, they did get away."
"Integrated Homicide Investigation Team spokesperson Sgt. Frank Jang told reporters at YVR Sunday night that an SUV found on fire in Surrey, 28 kilometres away from the crime scene, is believed to be the getaway vehicle. The Richmond RCMP detachment said earlier Sunday that its officers had intercepted the suspect vehicle as it fled the scene, and that the suspects inside fired weapons at police.
No officers were injured in the incident, according to RCMP."
This is new. These guys normally just shoot at each other they don't shoot at the police.
Dr Spin and the Indo Canadian Voice are reporting that the victim was Karman Grewal. IF Karman Grewal was affiliated with the UN 6 years ago, it only makes sense he is affiliated with the Kang Group now. The ones the Hells Ange are eliminating. Once again, the Hells Angels are responsible for this new spike in violence. The NDP are aiding them because they don't want to stop crime, they just want to profit from it. The Hells Angels are still at the root of BC Gang conflict
The Burnaby Now is reporting that "Burnaby RCMP are dealing with their second shooting in less than a week – this time a homicide.
A tweet by the police says officers are on scene tonight (Saturday) for a male who was shot around 7 p.m. at 12th Avenue and Sixth Street.
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has now tweeted that the shooting victim has since died. A suspect is believed to have fled on foot. (See more in a tweet posted below in which you can hear shots being fired.)" Another mother loses a son for Mother's Day.
Today is Mother's Day in Canada. I realize other countries celebrate it on other days but the important thing is to honour motherhood. Last year a medical condition forced me to call a doctor. He looked at my Xray and asked how's the pain and I said compared to what? Childbirth? Everything is relative so it is. The male ego falls short in hospital case rooms around the world.
I realize there are good mothers and bad mothers just like there are good fathers and bad fathers but for the most part, all of us do our best. There's no such thing as the perfect child either. All of us have strengths and weaknesses and all of us make mistakes. Life gives us the opportunity to learn and grow. Martin Luther King said the old law of an eye for an eye leaves everyone blind.
One year Kerri Krysko gave a shout out to all the fathers who've had to take on the role of mother as a single parent. Likewise, many mothers have had to also take on the role of father while raising their child. I always used to say sometimes no father is better than a bad father but like I said we all just do the best we can and we all want what's best for our children.
Sometimes we fall short. Human limitations show us the need to rest, learn and grow. Previously I've made posts about fathers in the hood and as I recall the predominate theme in those is that a good parent protects their children. They do not put them in harms way.
Although I look to Tupac for an example of fathers in the hood, I can't visualize an example of mothers in the hood. I was blessed with wonderful parents. I look at my mother and living in the hood would simply never enter her mind. Why would you do that she would ask?
I realize that poverty removes that option for many. Some people don't have a choice - they can't leave. Others valiantly charge in trying to save those who can't afford to leave. Personally, I can't serve in the DTES anymore. What we are doing there is wrong and it breaks my heart.
Initially they weren't protesting the lockdown they were protesting the tax hikes during the lockdown which were ill-timed. However, calling a general strike was also ill-timed. Right now, we need to support commerce. Protesters blocking roads restricting the travel of other civilians is completely unacceptable. That has created a knee jerk reaction where the military has over reacted. We are all responsible for what we do.
Yet in times of war, what we do can fan the flames or calm the conflict. The army shouldn't be shooting civilians they should be shooting the people blocking the roads. I remember back in Belfast, sometimes the army would use a sniper to take out IRA members as they were walking home in public. I'm not saying it's right. I'm just saying they targeted those people for a reason just like the IRA targeted them for a reason. It was a war.
In Colombia, the government backed down on the tax hike but the protests continued. They kept wanting more. Kinda like giving into a child when they throw a tantrum. In so doing you create a monster. The new demands were unclear and lacked substance. They just wanted to keep riding the wave.
The protesters who continued to protest and continued to block roads after the tax hike was removed showed a lack of respect for life. They knew more people would die.
It reminds me of a scene from Shake Hands with the Devil. General Romeo Dallaire refused to leave and abandon the innocent people being slaughtered. He sees a morbid scene where dead bodies were lying all over the road and instead of driving over the dead bodies, he lines them up in grave formation to respect the dead. The lack of respect for the dead and for the living in our day concerns me. I support law and order. I do not support the Communist paramilitaries or the Narco paramilitaries. Both roads lead to the same place: slavery which I reject.
Today is a sad day for me. Perhaps better times will one day return. Regardless, I will stand true.
Last year the Journal reported that "Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams has won a UK Supreme Court appeal against two historic convictions for attempting to escape from the Maze Prison in the 1970s. Lawyers for Adams, aged 71, argued that because the interim custody order (ICO) used to initially detain him was not authorised by the then secretary of state for Northern Ireland, Willie Whitelaw, his detention was unlawful." 71? Your man Gerry Adams looks good.
In 2019 a Belfast Judge dismissed Gery Adams connection to the murder of Jean McConville. The judge told the jury to acquit them. There is no question Gerry and the accused ordered her murder. The question is was she an informant or did they make a mistake? That is the question that needs to be answered. It was a very tragic story where under the provisional government people were routinely found guilty without a trial. Hard times so they were. For everyone.
Her deceased husband was a Catholic British soldier. Her son Robbie was a member of the IRA and was interned in Long Kesh at the time of her death. After her murder he joined the INLA. She was kicked out of a Protestant district by loyalists in 1969 and moved into the Divis flats with her kids. Then the RA killed her claiming she was an informant leaving her 10 children orphans.
Ya think they would have just told her to leave with her children. I suppose she had no place to go. Former republican prisoner Evelyn Gilroy, who lived near McConville, claimed Adams was an IRA commander and the only person who could have ordered the killing which makes sense. Here no one commits a Hells Angels murder without the order of the local president.
"Boston College had launched an oral history project on the Troubles in 2001. It recorded interviews with republicans and loyalists about their involvement in the conflict, on the understanding that the tapes would not be released until after their deaths. Two of the republican interviewees, Brendan Hughes and Dolours Price, both now deceased, admitted they were involved in McConville's kidnapping. Both became diehard opponents of the Good Friday Agreement and Sinn Féin's support of it. They saw Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams as a traitor for negotiating the agreement and persuading the IRA to end its campaign."
That means Hughes and Price's claim Adams ordered the murder is suspicious. They were mad he supported the Good Friday Accord. They wanted the violence to continue forever.
Castanet is reporting that "Two domestic assault charges against a Kelowna Hells Angels' prospect have been stayed by the Crown, on the same day he was set to face trial.
Last August, 43-year-old Jason Townsend was charged with assault and assault by choking, following an Aug. 7 incident on the 500 block of Yates Road. The RCMP said Townsend knew the female victim, and the charges were filed as an intimate partner violence case.
Townsend, who's been out of custody on bail, was set to face a two-day trial on the charges on Monday, but the Crown issued a stay of proceedings instead." Another dirty deal done dirt cheap. Just like in Ali's murder trial.
The Edmonton Journal is reporting that "One person is dead and another in hospital with serious injuries following a shooting in east Sherwood Park Friday morning. Officers believe the suspect fired gunshots toward a vehicle and then fled the area. One person was declared dead on the scene when medical responders arrived and another was transported to hospital with serious injuries.
With assistance from the police dog service, a suspect was detained shortly after the shooting near Broadway Boulevard and remains in custody."
The Edmonton Journal is reporting that "A 43-year-old man is facing a murder charge in relation to a fatal Sherwood Park shooting Friday morning.
One man was killed and a woman was seriously injured in the shooting around 6:30 a.m. on Baseline Road between Highway 21 and Clover Bar Road. Gamdur Brar has been charged with one count each of murder and attempted murder and will make an appearance at the Edmonton courthouse Monday."
CTV is reporting that "Family and friends say a woman from Edmonton has died after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine in late April.
Tuesday night, the Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw announced the vaccine-induced death of an Alberta woman in her 50s online.
'My apologies for sharing this sad news so late, but we’d promised to alert Albertans as soon as possible in such confirmed instances,' she said."
"Hinshaw and Alberta Health would not confirm the woman's identity, but family and friends say her name was Lisa Stonehouse, a 52-year-old mother from Edmonton." CTV's video of her daughter is heartbreaking. She was excited to get the vaccine so she could travel.
This is the third fatality in Canada that I am aware of. One in Quebec, one in Lytton, BC and now one in Alberta as well. What makes the fatality even worse is the fact that she was sent home from the hospital. I realize one person out of 900 who took the vaccine is a small percentage but it's not an allergic reaction, it's a fatality. The benefits don't outweigh the risks for this family.
What's so astounding is that 20 years ago the vaccine would have been halted instantly and wrongful death lawsuits submitted to the courts. Now they just slap a warning on the label and say we warned them while the corporate drive continues. That is criminal.
What's also astounding is the corporate drive to push the vaccine. On my way home today I saw a billboard at the rec centre which said "Which vaccine is best? The first available one." put out by the City of Surrey. Evidently that vaccine was not the best choice for that family.
CNN admitted that the reason for the current unwarranted lockdowns and travel restrictions is to push the vaccine. I have never been anti vaccine but I find the bizarre corporate drive to force experimental vaccines on us very George Orwell. That is why I now support Vaccine choice.
If they can circumvent law suits by simply putting a warning on the label, then they can't make these experimental vaccines mandatory. If they make it mandatory, they are laible for wrongful death law suits. These vaccine passports are completely unethical.
There's a Vlogger on Bitchute that makes some good points about the corporate drive to get a vaccine. There's a whole list of free things you can get in the States if you get the vaccine. None of them are healthy. This is completely insane. Dr Vernon Coleman pointed out that during the Covid pandemic, there have been zero cases and zero deaths from the flu yet the overall death rate hasn't changed durig the pandemic. That says it all. We've been had.
In Dr Simone Gold's recent address, she points out how the Wuhan virus was rebranded. Epidemics have been historically named from their place of origin. The Ebola virus was first discovered in 1976 near the Ebola River. The Zika virus is named after the Zika Forest in Uganda. Lyme disease was first described in Lyme, Connecticut. The Rocky Mountain spotted fever and the Spanish flu are two more examples. Covid 19 was originally called the Wuhan virus because that was its place of origin. It was rebranded to hide the truth.
