"The statement of claim says B.C.’s police complaints commissioner asked the New Westminster Police Department to investigate the claims and it recommended charges against the officer who was alleged to have extorted Chan. The lawsuit says the Crown prosecution service later said it wouldn’t pursue a charge." So now we have a corners inquest to cover it up.
That is abominable. It is theoretically possible she committed suicide because she was being extorted. It's also possible she was murdered for going public and filing the complaint.
This is reminiscent of the murder of Jasmine Thiara.
Constable Jasmine Thiara, a member of the Richmond RCMP, committed suicide under the Oak Street Bridge with her own gun. She also had an intimate relationship with one of her senior officers. The only difference is that she was pregnant and was exited to have the baby. Her suicide fails the test of believability.
"After all, he could have cleared downtown Ottawa in exactly the same way the Ontario Provincial Police cleared the Ambassador Bridge, using the same legislative authority the OPP used in Windsor. Instead, he opted to freeze bank accounts, arrest organizers, and threaten truckers’ commercial insurance and vehicle registrations."
"They in fact raised more money in a month than the Liberal Party raised in the entire year of 2020. That’s a frighteningly impressive fundraising ability, demonstrated by a brand-new group with no political track record.
The truckers had more than an astonishing ability to raise funds: they also enjoyed the support of millions of Canadians."
"From sea to shining sea across Canada, bridges were full of hard-working Canadians waving flags and cheering the truckers on. In my own GTA community, the bridge over the 401 was lined with parents and kids; blue collar workers and laptop loners; our local Canada Post delivery person in her Canada Post van.
The first man I met walking from my car to the bridge was a 94-year-old Holocaust survivor; one woman drove three hours from Bancroft to be there."
Polls can be easily manipulated.
"Trudeau is right to fear the truckers and the hard-working, tax-paying Canadians they represent. They may well elect the next Prime Minister, no matter what the POEC decides."
We all know that the Communist quest of the World Economic Forum is trying to ban every single type of firearm possible. That is what Communists do before they commence mass murder. Organ harvesting is big business in Communist China. If they have their way, Canada will be next.
No, they're not going to start putting the Falun Gong in prison. Yet. Although they're letting the CCP set up police stations in Canada to harass the Falun Gong here, Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh want to put every legal gun owner in jail. That is no secret.
Yesterday I went into the gun store to find out what the legal replacement is for the SKS. They said their isn't one. The last minute amendment bans any semi automatic rifle with a removable magazine. The stock SKS doesn't have a removable magazine. It has an internal magazine. Although it meets the requirement, in addition to that requirement they named the SKS specifically and put it on the ban list.
So I said how about the M1 Garand? That has an internal magazine. Nope. They named that one as well and put it on the ban list.
So here's what they've done. They have banned any semi automatic rifle with a detachable magazine and said only rifles with an internal magazine will be permitted. Then they also banned basically the only two semi automatic rifles with internal magazines. Can we all see how this works? They are trying to ban everything because they have an agenda. Protecting public safety is not it. Reducing gun violence is not it. They promote crime to promote their agenda.
So what are our options? CBC mentioned a voluntary buy back program. That is an insane waste of tax dollars. As we know, Justin Trudeau doesn't care. He has absolutely no regard for fiscal responsibility because he wants to bankrupt the country so he can justify his problem, reaction, solution paradigm.
The CBC article also states that "Those who keep their blacklisted weapons would have to abide by strict conditions. They would have to agree not to use the weapons, to import or acquire any more of them or to bequeath them to anyone else."
That was my first question. Can't we be grandfathered in? They'd still remove all the guns through attrition but it doesn't burn tax dollars in the process. That would kind of make sense.
I have a friend that teaches firearm safety at the Justice Institute. He has a clause on his firearms licence that grandfathers some of his prohibited firearms. The problem is, he's not allowed to do anything with them. He can't take them out to the bush to shoot and he can't even take them to the gun range to shoot. He is simply allowed to own them as a collector. That's kind of pointless.
I understand the intent of the internal magazine concern. Manually loading five bullets at a time into the magazine is very slow. It's totally impractical for a mass shooting which is fine with me. Everyone wants to prevent mass shootings especially legal gun owners. They put the SKS and the M1 Garand on the ban list because they sound scary. They're 100 year old rifles for f*ck sakes. Justin Trudeau is afraid of his own shadow.
He's afraid of a Swiss Army knife.
So what am I going to do? I'm going to buy another gun. One that I can actually use that isn't covered by the new amendment. They did have a couple of lever action Brazilian hardwood rifles that looked cool. They're not semi automatic. They're like a bolt action hunting rifle. You manually load a couple of cartridges into the side then physically pump the lever to eject and reload cartridges.
They had one that was chambered in a .357 and another that was chambered in .44.
They looked really cool and fun to shoot. If I had a million dollars I'd buy one of each but I don't. I'm looking for something else and I'm not gong to say what I get because as soon as I mention it, they will add it to the ban list so I'm just going to keep my mouth shut.
Despite the fact that the fragile Justin Trudeau and his new wife Jagmeet Singh want to ban every single firearm that exists, they can't ban hunting. They're not allowed to do that. Their bounds are set. So what do we do? We adjust. What they ban we buy something else. Something we can actually use. As soon as they ban the SKS, that ammo is going to be really hard to get. You want a common caliber so ammo is readily available. In the mean time, get out there and vote. Let's fix this at the ballot box. Change the government, you change the law.
TMZ is reporitng that "Balenciaga is getting MAJOR backlash for its bondage-inspired kid's clothing campaign ... and celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Bella Hadid are even feeling the heat because of their connection to the company.
The luxury fashion brand rolled out the shocking ads for its spring 2023 collection. The photos depicted children gripping teddy bears clad in S&M gear, and quickly started going viral. Almost immediately, people responded with outrage on social media, demanding a boycott of the company.
The concern is the intentional addition of some pretty bizarre subliminal twists.
Anomaly number one. This was confirmed by the Toronto Star. Within the inappropriate add was carefully placed a copy of a Supreme Court Decision about child pornography. They intentionally put that in. That is mentally deranged. They are openly mocking the decision and promoting child pornography.
The third anomaly takes the cake. The name of the company is Balenciaga - BAL. In another photo they had a roll of yellow crime scene tape with the company's name written on it. Only they intentionally misspelled the name and wrote BAAL. BAAL is a satanic idol. They intentionally did that. That is mentally deranged. They just won't let this go. They keep trying to normalize pedophilia. They pull it back when the public outcry complains but they keep trying to bring it back in. They are intentionally trying to erode our moral conscience. Stand True.
One of the pics from the Balenciaga child photos has Balenciaga spelled on tape spelled BAALenciaga pic.twitter.com/74n3Dwwf7H
City News is reporitng that "A Surrey RCMP officer already facing charges in relation to a misconduct investigation will respond to five additional charges, including for sexual assault.
The BC Prosecution Service announced the five new charges Wednesday against Cpl. Peter Leckie over allegations of misconduct." This brings us back to IHITit and the Friends of Craig Callen.
City News is reporting that "Three men in Abbotsford have been arrested by police after an investigation into numerous overdose deaths within the city.
According to Abbotsford Police Department, its Drug Enforcement Unit was able to find the drug suppliers and dealers of a 'known drug-trafficking operation.'
In a statement, AbbyPD says during a search of the three men’s homes in Abbotsford and Surrey, it found 1.3 kilograms of fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine — worth about $200,000."
"Police say they also found three handguns, two of which had silencers, and $90,000 in cash.
'All three males arrested in this investigation are Abbotsford residents associated with the Lower Mainland Gang Conflict (LMGC). DEU will continue to target known members or associates of the LMGC who operate and sell fentanyl within Abbotsford, leading to overdose deaths within our community,' Sgt. Mike Hanninen said."
This is what the police arr supposed to do. Note that it was the Abbotsford PD not the CFSEU or the Surrey RCMP. Just sayn.
The Tri City News is reporting that "A Coquitlam park and playground was behind police tape Thursday, Nov. 24 as members of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team combed the area for clues to Wednesday night's double homicide.
At a police briefing Thursday, IHIT confirmed that one man has been identified as a victim in the shooting, which took place in a lane beside Dawes Hill Park, while efforts are being made to identify a second deceased victim."
"In all, three individuals were shot inside a vehicle, but one survived with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
Investigators have identified one of the victims as 25-year-old Ramin Salam of Coquitlam." CTV is reporitng that Ramin Salam is a Coquitlam resident who was allegedly associated with gang members. "A burned out vehicle was also found a short time later in Surrey’s Fraser Heights neighbourhood."
True North is reporting that "After the Liberals moved to ban hundreds more new models of rifles and shotguns through a last-minute amendment to Bill C-21, Alberta Justice Minister Tyler Shandro says the federal government is seeking to ban legal firearm ownership altogether." That is World Economic Forum crazy. Pride cometh before the fall and great shall be the fall thereof.
The Manitoba government is reporting that "Manitoba has consistently stated that many aspects of the federal approach to gun crimes unnecessarily target lawful gun owners while having little impact on criminals, who are unlikely to follow gun regulations in any event. In Manitoba’s view, any buy-back program cannot further erode our scarce provincial police resources, already suffering from large vacancy rates, and away from focusing on investigation of violent crimes,” said Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen."
"Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick called on the federal government to halt plans to use scarce RCMP and municipal police resources to confiscate over 100,000 legally acquired firearms from Canadians. The Prairie provinces had already written to their RCMP divisions indicating that provincial funding should not be used for that purpose."
The National Post is reporting that "Saskatchewan and Manitoba have followed Alberta’s lead and informed the federal government they won’t use local resources to enforce a federal initiative they don’t support. Christine Tell, Saskatchewan’s Minister of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety, wrote a letter to the highest-ranking RCMP officer in the province telling them not to use provincial resources for the program. 'The Government of Saskatchewan does not support and will not authorize the use of provincially funded resources for any process that is connected to the federal government’s proposed ‘buyback’ of these firearms,' she said in the letter."
Guns.com is reporitng that "The passage of a motion by opposition parties in the Yukon brings to five the number of provinces and territories standing against the Trudeau government's planned mandatory gun buy back program." After all these provinces said no Justin Trudeau added a ship load of more long guns to the list. People in rural areas need long guns.
WATCH: Conservative MP @DaneLloydMP says the government’s latest amendment to restrict virtually all semi-automatic shotguns and rifles would impact hunters, not criminals, and is meant to divide Canadians for the Liberals’ political success.
The Edmonton Journal is reporitng that "Police are warning Camrose residents to expect a heavy law enforcement presence there amid an ongoing organized crime investigation. Officials with ALERT (Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams) said Monday its officers with Camrose and Edmonton police, as well as the RCMP, are executing 17 search warrants in the area on Monday. Camrose is about 73 km south of Edmonton."
