Fatal shooting in Burnaby

Update: 6ixaktv is reporting that the victim is Mustafa Khan

The Burnaby Now is reporting that "Homicide investigators are in Burnaby investigating a fatal shooting in the Heights Tuesday night. Police were called to the 4700 block of Hastings Street just after 11 p.m. for a report of shots fired, according to a Burnaby RCMP news release Wednesday morning. When officers arrived, they found one man dead at the scene, the release said. About 20 minutes later, police got another call about a vehicle fire in the 8200 block of Burnlake Drive. Police believe the incidents are linked, according to Burnaby RCMP."

Fatal shooting in Brampton Ontario

CP 24 is reporting that "A male is dead following a shooting in Brampton early Monday morning. It happened at around 5:35 a.m. outside a residence near Veterans and Wanless drive, in the vicinity of Mississauga Road and Sandalwood Parkway. Police say that officers found the victim inside a vehicle in the driveway of the home. Paramedics attempted to treat the man, however he was ultimately pronounced dead on scene."

Kim Bolan is reporting that the name of the victim is former Surrey resident Sameh Ali Mohammed. OK so she got the name before any other news outlet. Who do you think gave her that information? It was the CFSEU. She got it from 6ixAdemiks but the CFSEU confirmed it. I have a lot more to say about this. Something shady is going on here and I'm back in court over it.

I'd like to let this just slide but I can't because it's not right. It's like when John Wayne said “There’s right and there’s wrong. You got to do one or the other. You do the one and you’re living. You do the other and you may be walking around, but you’re dead as a beaver hat.”

This is not going to end well for me but this is the hill that I will die on. When it is over the world will know that a poor man stood for freedom and that a Corporate Empire can bleed.



6ixAdemiks is reporting that Sameh Mohammed is Naseem Mohammed’s older brother.

Naseem is the one that shot Mo in the DTES for Damion Ryan. Mo worked for the Hells Angels. The Hells Angles killed him as soon as he stood up against them. The UN aren't going to kill Naseem's brother because Naseem killed a Hells Angels drug dealer in the DTES. That claim doesn't make sense. It fails the test of believability. Mark my word there's a lot of shady sh*t going on right now and Postmedia News is coming after me to keep it silent. Just sayn.

Illinois Will NO Longer Arrest Criminals for Violent Crime

This is what you call a Liberal sh*t hole. Compete Lawlessness.

Russia and China joint military exercises

Recently China Uncensored reported that China and Russia we conducting joint military exercises. That is concerning. Big Brother is not always right, but they're not always wrong either. However, Communism is always wrong. So let's take a look at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. That sounds a bit apocalyptic. Look who else is in there - the UN.

CIS stands for the Commonwealth of Independent States while ASAN stands for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. Communism has taken over that half of the world, now the mainstream media is helping them take over the other half as well.

Locking down over Omicron has nothing to do with promoting health.

Traffic cop shot dead in Mississauga

A Toronto police officer was shot dead in Mississauga today. The suspect has been arrested. There was also a fatal shooting in Milton and the same suspect appears to have been responsible for that as well. Update: Suspect also dead. Things that make ya go hmm....

George Christie: Outlaw Riding Through The Storm

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— George Christie (@georgeFPC) September 11, 2022

The Summer of /69 and the Summers yet to come

Yesterday I rode out to Gold Creek at Alouette lake in the early evening after the crowd started to die down. Yesterday and today was pretty smokey in Metro Vancouver from forest fires burning in BC and California. There's also smoke from a pile of wood recycling at a sawmill in Vancouver that caught fire. That would explain the lower level smoke that's kind of a haze.

Alouette lake in Golden Ears is really nice but when it's hot in the summer it's impossible to find parking. Making more camp sites and more parking would be nice. As summer starts to wind down we reflect on what's behind us and what's in front of us - the past, present and future. After all, truth is a knowledge of things as they are, and as they were, and as they are to come.

Brian Adams wrote a popular song about the Summer of /69 where he reminisces of days gone by. It's nice to have good memories but it's also nice to make new ones. As we get older sometimes people say oh I wish I could be young again. Not me. It was fun but I don't want to do that again. I want to try something new. A salute to the road ahead.

It's hard not to stress about the cost of land now. It has a significant effect on the quality of life. Yet it's important to look forward. Solomon said where there is no vision, the people will perish. People need something to hope for. People need something to look forward to. People commit suicide because they give up, they lose hope. Yet we all know it's darkest before the dawn.

It doesn't rain every day forever. Eventually the rain will stop and the sun will come out. Sure life has struggles but nothing we attain in life comes without hard work. Overcoming challenges makes us appreciate life. When I look at the world, I think about how the media has changed.

What used to be credible news outlets have become ridiculous machines of propaganda. I guess that's part of our current Orwellian adventure. Yet we're still allowed to think. We're still allowed to feel. We're still allowed to act. If you set new goals you have something to look forward to.

James Topp's legal defense GiveSendGo

We've talked about how a former Canadian soldier named James Topp marched from Vancouver to Ottawa to protest lock downs and vaccine mandates. We've talked about how the mainstream media refused to cover that and actively misrepresented that. We've also talked about how James Topp is continuing his march and his protest across Eastern Canada.

Recently James Topp was interviewed by a YouTuber known as Viva Frei who covered the Convoy in Ottawa first hand. I became aware of Viva Frei from watching Ottawalks. As the mainstream media was defaming and misrepresenting the Convoy, Youtubers like these had boots on the ground showing us images very different from what the media claimed.



Well now James Topp has launched an Operational and Legal Action Fund on GiveSendGo.

"As many of our supporters know, James and the Canada Marches team are in the process of securing legal services in an effort to counter false, misleading, and inaccurate information from the mainstream media. The added expense of this endeavor warranted a GiveSendGo account being setup to receive donations to help offset this added cost."

September 7, Day 183 - Beginning of Day - in Swan Creek

Pierre Poilievre elected Conservative leader on first ballot

True North is reporting that "Conservative members have elected Pierre Poilievre as their new leader. The Conservative party announced the results of this year’s leadership race before members in Ottawa Saturday evening. Poilievre took the top post of the party on the first round with 68% of the points."

Jean Charest came is second with 16.07 per cent of the vote and Leslyn Lewis came in third with 9.69% of the vote. Former Ontario MPP Roman Baber placed fourth, with 5.03 per cent of the vote, and Convoy hating Scott Aitchison finished last with 1.06 per cent of the vote.

Pierre was my third choice after Leslyn Lewis and Roman Baber. I suppose the upside is that he will unify the party because he supported the Convoy and had the backing of the Harperites. Leslyn Lewis is still the champion of Justice and we look forward to hearing more from her. Now we need to reach out to Quebec because no one will become Prime Minister without them.

Fatal shootings in Edmonton and Surrey

The Edmonton Journal is reporting that "A man died after being found with an apparent gunshot wound in central Edmonton Thursday night. The 40-year-old was found by downtown patrol officers called to a residence in the area of 106 Avenue and 105 Street at about 9:30 p.m. They administered first aid, and paramedics responded, but the male succumbed to his injuries at the scene, according to the Edmonton Police Service."

Last week City News reported that "Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) has been called in after a shooting in South Surrey left one man dead late Saturday night. They say it happened at around 11 p.m. when RCMP responded to shots fired near 166 Street and 19 Avenue. A man with serious injuries was found, they add. RCMP say the 37-year-old man has died of his injuries, and IHIT is now working the case."