The Ottawa Citizen reported that "The news conference on Monday by Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland was interesting not for the announcement that Canada was extending its training mission to Ukraine but for the questions and answers about the minister’s grandfather."
"There have been a number of articles circulating about Freeland’s Ukrainian grandfather Michael Chomiak and his ties to the Nazis. The Globe and Mail reported that an official in Freeland’s office denied the minister’s grandfather was a Nazi collaborator. Well it actually isn’t so outlandish. Michael Chomiak was a Nazi collaborator."
"What are the sources for the information that Freeland’s grandfather worked for the Nazis?"
"For starters, The Ukraine Archival Records held by the Province of Alberta. It has a whole file on Chomiak, including his own details about his days editing the newspaper Krakivski Visti. Chomiak noted he edited the paper first in Crakow (Cracow), Poland and then in Vienna. The reason he edited the paper in Vienna was because he had to flee with his Nazis colleagues as the Russians advanced into Poland. So what was the Krakivski Visti? It, like a number of publications, had been seized by the Nazis from their Jewish owners and then operated as propaganda outlets."
"On Wednesday the Globe and Mail reported that, “Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland knew for more than two decades that her maternal Ukrainian grandfather was the chief editor of a Nazi newspaper.”
Photo below shows Chomiak at a party – he is to the right of the man smoking. On the far right (right hand lower corner of the photo) in uniform is Emil Gassner, the Nazi administrator in charge of the press for the region including Cracow."
I will forever be grateful to Tamara Lich, and the incredible Canadian Truckers who stood up for my family, when so few had the courage to. Well deserved. #CanadianHerohttps://t.co/x1bI8dfGKs
CTV is reporting that "One person is dead and another is in hospital after a shooting outside Woburn Collegiate Institute in Scarborough Monday afternoon, police confirm.
Police say the shooting happened just before 3:30 p.m. in the school’s front yard."
"A male victim was located with gunshot wounds and was transported to a trauma centre in life-threatening condition. He was later pronounced dead in hospital.
The second victim, a teenage boy, was also transported to a trauma centre via emergency run after bringing himself to a local hospital, police say. His condition is unknown.
Toronto Police Service (TPS) duty inspector Lori Kranenburg told media at the scene that both victims are believed to be teenagers but she could not confirm if either victim was a student at Woburn Collegiate."
When teenagers have access to illegal guns it is through the drug trade that Justin Trudeau's policies promote.
CP 24 is reporting that "Toronto police have identified the man shot and killed in the city's east end on Friday.
The shooting occurred in the Danforth and Byron avenues, east of Donlands Avenue, at around 3:15 p.m.
When officers arrived, they located a man on the sidewalk suffering from gunshot wounds. Life-saving measures were performed on the victim, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. On Saturday, police identified him as 27-year-old Asadullah Ghani. He is the city’s 58th homicide of the year.
Police said they are looking for three male suspects last seen fleeing the area in a grey SUV. No other descriptions have been released."
In 2018 Timmins Today reported that Asadullah Ghani
faced drug and illegal firearm charges after street level drugs and guns were seized. Drug dealers with illegal guns. That is the problem we face and that is the problem Justin Trudeau continues to promote. Harm reduction has become harm promotion. Helping drug addicts stay addicted promotes crime and gun violence.
City News is reporting that "Halifax District RCMP, with assistance of Halifax Regional Police, has arrested a 17-year-old male youth following a shooting early this morning in Cole Harbour."
"The shooting had occurred during a party where 20–30 people were gathered outside a residence.
Responding officers and EHS located two 15-year-old victims. One victim had an apparent gunshot wound to their arm. They were treated at the scene by officers and EHS for non-life-threatening injuries then transported to hospital by EHS. The second victim is reported to have been shot in the leg and sustained minor injuries. They were treated at the scene by EHS and released.
The suspect, who is known to the victims, had fled the scene before police arrived."
What do we know? We know that the shooter did not have a firearms licence and the gun he used was not registered. That's what we do know. The suspect is 17 years old. Anyone under the age of 18 is not permitted to obtain a Possession and Acquisition Licence.
When you Google Canada's most wanted, what do all of the suspects have in common? None of them have a firearms licence. You are not allowed to obtain one if you have a criminal record. If you own restricted firearms legally, the police do a criminal record search on you every day.
Google's censorship machine strikes again. I received an email stating that they deleted another blog post and put four more posts behind a warning. The reason this is interesting is because when you see what they deleted and what they put behind a warning, it clearly illustrates how we have all now entered the Twilight Zone. I've reposted them on my mirror for everyone to see.
This time they didn't say misinformation, they said
"Why was your blog post unpublished?
Your content has violated our Malware and Viruses policy. Please visit
our Community Guidelines page linked in this email to learn more." Malware and Viruses policy? That is ridiculous. There's no malware or viruses in that post.
The real concern is the truth about coal pollution in China.
"The National reported that close to 20% of China's farmland is polluted but they can't afford to stop farming it. Farming is another industry that doesn't just create business revenue, it feeds the planet. Now they have cadmium rice that has become a real problem. They are also finding lead and arsenic in the rice and it is also affecting US farms as well that Canadians eat. Clearly we need to get with the times and start thinking about cleaner sustainable business and we need to stop shooting ourselves in the foot with insanity. We should be exporting natural gas and arsenic free wheat out of the Surrey docks not coal. That is progressive."
"Your post titled 'Bustin more caps at the Range: Masada and the 629' has been put behind a warning for readers
This post was
put behind a warning for readers because it contains sensitive content; the
post is visible at
http://gangstersout.blogspot.com/2020/09/bustin-more-caps-at-range.html.
Your blog readers must acknowledge the warning before being able to read
the post/blog. "
I received notices about four blog posts they put behind a warning but it appears only two of them are actually in effect. The ones about shooting guns at the range.
One was about Remembering Mothers Day and I could not conceive of any possible reason for there to be warning placed on it.
The posts about the gun range I understand. Guns are scary to Liberal freaks and need to be buried and hidden from the world. Sure don't want to tell them how popular ladies night at DVC is. Wouldn't want to scare the fake feminist.
The Montreal Gazette is reporting that "A man with a history of close ties to the Montreal Mafia was gunned down Tuesday morning in the parking lot of a business in Laval.
Police sources identified the victim as Vincenzo Armeni, a 66-year-old drug smuggler who was still serving a sentence he received in 2007."
The guns used were not registered nor legally obtained.
The Toronto Sun is reporting that "Not only did Peel officers bust five men allegedly running narcotics under the guise of a trucking firm, they managed to grab more than $25 million of drugs.
Officers put the haul out on display for the media: 182 kilograms of methamphetamine, 166 kilograms of cocaine and 38 kilograms of ketamine."
Every province except BC does this.
