Israelis demand new elections & an end to the war

Gaza needs local representation. Fatah needs to replace Hamas. Fatah was the political wing of the PLO who signed the Oslo accord. It still exists in West Bank. Mossad created Hamas to push Fatah out of Gaza so they could justify this war and genocide. Palestinians need local representation not extremists who work for Mossad and live in Qatar.

Candace interviews Briahna Joy Gray about Free Speech

I just want to reiterate the obvious. There's a lot of weird stuff going on. I oppose Benjamin Netanyahu because he is a WEF Globalist. That means even though he's "Right Wing" he is promoting Corporate Communism where the rich get richer and consumers become slaves. On the Palestine / Israel conflict I am neutral. I support the Oslo accord. I believe both parties have a right to exist. People say there will never be peace in the Middle East. I disagree. Right before Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated, peace was established through the Oslo accord.

I don't support Palestine wiping Israel off the map. I am not a Holocaust denier. Yet everyone has to be accountable. There is good and evil in every race and religion. Denying that and censoring that is dysfunctional. Blind obedience to evil is cowardly and will result in global slavery.

Five Times August: Liars, Cheats, and Crooks

City of Surrey's application to save the RCMP dismissed

Update: Surrey mayor gives up battle to keep RCMP

The Surrey Police Service is reporting that "The Supreme Court of British Columbia dismissed the City of Surrey’s petition for a judicial review of Minister Farnworth's decision that the City must continue the transition to SPS. The decision to move to a municipal police service was made by the City of Surrey in 2018 and affirmed by the Province of BC in 2020 and 2023. It was then put into law in October 2023, and now it has been validated as constitutional by the BC Supreme Court. In April, the Province of BC announced that SPS will take over responsibility for policing and law enforcement in Surrey on November 29, 2024. On this date, SPS will become the police of jurisdiction, and the RCMP will provide support to SPS until the transition is complete."

"It is now time for all parties to focus on the acceleration of the transition as the change of command date nears. SPS has continuously adapted its plans for the transition as the process has evolved to reflect government decisions. In the weeks and months ahead, we are looking forward to deploying our SPS vehicles, and deploying more officers into a wider range of units as we get ready for November 29." This is a copy of the court decision.

Wolf Park Roll on Zone 43

CTV is reporting that "Police in Vancouver say a 14-month investigation into a Quebec-based organized crime group has led to the arrests of five men and the seizure of two handguns and 24 kilograms of drugs. The Vancouver Police Department said in a statement Tuesday that its organized crime section had been probing the local operations of Zone 43 – a gang originally from Quebec – for more than a year before the seizures."

"Investigators say the drugs included seven kilograms of fentanyl, 11 kilograms of cocaine, two kilograms of methamphetamine, and four kilograms of mixing agents." That is significant. Was this part of Damion Ryan's latest plea deal? OK so let's talk about the elephant in the room.

The VPD claim that this was a 14 month investigation into a Quebec based gang known as Zone 43. They fail to mention the obvious. The Wolf Pack hired them after they rolled on Lil Man from the Driftwood Crips. So why won't the VPD and the fake news admit Zone 43 work for the Hells Angels though the Wolf Pack? This is like the recent shooting in Surrey by a Driftwood Crip.

Last Friday there was a fatal shooting in Surrey. Almost immediately four suspects were arrested after they had successfully torched their vehicle. How is that not suspicious? Three brown guys and one black guy from Ontario who happens to be a rapper for the Driftwood Crips who Damion Ryan and the Wolf Pack have contracted before. The three brown guys were obviously with BK who are aligned with the Driftwood Crips. Lil Man was a Somalian but he had a BK tat.

So it's really concerning that this quick arrest refuses to mention the Wolf Pack. Just like how this article about Zone 43 fails to mention a word about the Wolf Pack. Are we getting scammed again? It sure looks that way. This is the reoccurring problem with E Division. The police have the people ordering the hits in police protection so they roll on the people they hire. That way the police get a bust and Damion Ryan continues business as usual. You guys are all dirty.

Damion Ryan and his uncle are trying to take over Haney chapter. They're politicking up a storm. Jesse is a good guy. Damion Ryan is not. He's a heat bag that rats out people he hired and all his sweetheart deals with the PoPo won't change that.

Suspect charged in Edmonton fatal shooting

The Edmonton Journal is reporting that "A 46-year-old man is facing second-degree murder charges in connection with a 36-year-old man’s death in central Edmonton earlier this week. On Monday at around 5:15 a.m., police responded to a report of gunshots near 109 Avenue and 96 Street, finding a man with serious, life-threatening injuries. Officers said emergency crews responded, but the man was declared dead on scene."

"Tuesday’s autopsy determined that Habib Abukar, 36, died of gunshot wounds in a homicide. Police said they arrested and charged Mahad Ismael Elmi, 46, with second-degree murder. Investigators believe the victim and suspect knew each other."

Looks like the Edmonton Angels are rolling like Damion Ryan and the Wolf Pack.

Did you know that one of the guys the Edmonton Angels hired to shoot Ali in Surrey was black? He was caught pretty quick too. Imagine that. They killed Ali to have their debts forgiven.

Edmonton Police seize 25 kilos of cocaine

The Edmonton Police are reporting that "In October of 2023, the Edmonton Drug and Gang Enforcement (EDGE) Section initiated an investigation into the activities of the accused, Jeremy Manuel, 23. The investigation culminated in search warrants executed at a residence in Leduc, Alberta, two storage facilities in Edmonton and Calmar, Alberta and two vehicles."

"As a result of these search warrants, police seized approximately 15 kg of cocaine, almost 11 kg of MDMA, 270 tabs of LSD, 21 grams of methamphetamine, 863 oxycodone pills, and 6 kg of the buffing agent phenacetin. Indicia of trafficking, including a hydraulic press, were also seized. The street value of the drugs is estimated to be approximately $1.5 million."

This kind of a bust is highly unusual for the EPS. That's something we'd expect from ALERT.

Hunter Biden Found Guilty On Bogus Gun Charges

I am not a fan of Hunter Biden but I am not a Hunter hater and obsessor either. I think the gun charges were stupid and nothing compared to his dirty business deals in the Ukraine with the Biolabs. Some of those crack videos with prostitutes were just plain nasty. My Son Hunter.



As Colion pointed out, one of the charges against Hunter was lying on a form to obtain a firearm. The question asked have you ever used pot and are you addicted to any controlled substance? That questions shouldn't even be on the form. Define addicted. If you drink alcohol does that mean you're an alcoholic? If you are an alcoholic, are you banned from owning a car even if you have never driven while under the influence? I agree crack addicts probably shouldn't oen a firearm but this question opens the door for more government intrusion.

Sometimes when crossing the border they ask have you ever smoked pot before? If you lie, you're in trouble but if you said yes, 20 years ago I smoked a joint, they write that down and ban you from entering the country. They have no business asking that question and recording that.

Busting a nice drug dealer

In this video clip from the Last Narc, Hector Berrellez shares one of his intense and chilling stories about how he busted a drug dealer and became a DEA Agent. It's intense alright. It's also heartbreaking. He said on his first undercover op he was young, had short hair and looked like a cop. He was sent in to buy an once of heroin for $10,000. Hector speaks Spanish.

The drug dealer looks at him and says are you sure you're not a cop? Hector was like no man, I don't even have my papers. I'm not even legal. Then he asks the drug dealer if it's pure heroin. He says they'll kill me if it's not pure. Then he tells the drug dealer, look, I don't know anything about heroin. My mother is sick. She has cancer. I'm trying to get some money to pay for her medical bills. The drug dealer assures him it's pure heroin and completes the transaction.

The the drug dealers says now I have something for you. He pulls out a bag of cocaine and puts it on the table. He said this is my gift to you. He said sell the cocaine and pay the medical bills for your mother. You don't belong in this business. I don't want to see you around her any more.

Hector leaves and the police come in and bust the drug dealer. That was harsh. Don't you feel the slightest bit guilty? That guy was really nice to you. People will always sell drugs. Those are the kind of guys you want in the business. They're not lacing their cocaine with fentanyl and they're not trolling rehab targeting people trying to get off drugs. As soon as the guy did that I would have pulled off the wire and said yo man, this is a set up. Run out the back door.

It's pretty rare to find a drug dealer who is going to give someone a gift with no strings attached. The HAs would be like now you owe us and turn you into a slave for the rest of your life.

It I was in Hector's position, after that first experience I would have said, sorry guys. I'm not cut out for this. I'm not going to do this any more. Hector said after the drug dealer was arrested he walked past him and said oh you're good kid and Hector said thank you.

Good at what? Lying? That;s not something to be proud of. I realize Hector is a good person and is very sincere. However, this whole glorification of lying is a slippery slope. This is how the Agency recruits good people to do bad things. They rationalize it by claiming the end justifies the means. First of all it doesn't. Second, they are lying about their real intent.

The Last Narc on Amazon: Iran contra never stopped

Felix Rodriquez is the sleazebag Tucker Carlson recently interviewed. Felix Rodriquez worked for Allen Dulles and was an associate of Barry Seal. "DEA Witness Testifies Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo told him that he believed his narcotics trafficking operation was safe because he was supplying arms to the Nicaraguan Contras." Félix Gallardo was arrested in 1989 for ordering the murder of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena.

Allen Dulles was the author of Operation Northwoods. The fake news claims the Last Narc is a hit with QAnon. QAnon was a CIA op designed to discredit the resistance and lead it astray. I do not support QAnon but I recognize the CIA's long history of drug trafficking.

George Bush Senior was Reagan's VP. George Bush Senior was the one that got the CIA addicted to drug trafficking in Vietnam. George Bush Senior and William Casey were directly involved with the October surprise. They are the ones that bribed the Iranian Hostage takers to keep the hostages until after the election with the money Earl Brian embezzled. .

Judge Bonner claimed that when he was a DEA agent, the CIA smuggled a plane loaded with a ton of cocaine into the United States which ended up on the street. Over and over again the agency passionately denied it. Judge Bonner stood firm. He even went on 60 minutes and documented everything. When confronted with the facts, the CIA finally admitted he was right but then spun it by claiming it was the only time and it was a mistake. They were trying to catch a drug trafficking ring. Only just like in Operation Fast and Furious, they made absolutely no attempt whatsoever to track the drugs and make any arrests. We also know it wasn’t the first or the last time they were caught trafficking drugs in Military aircraft.