Two Quebec police officers charged with sexual assault

Speaking of police misconduct, CBC is reporting that "The Bureau des Enquêtes Indépendantes, or BEI, quietly charged two officers in recent months, both with sexual assault. On May 14, a decorated veteran police constable with the Kativik Regional Police Force, Timothy Sangoya, was accused of sexual assault by summons. The assaults allegedly occurred between 2003 and 2008 in Tasiujaq, a village in eastern Nunavik where Sangoya works, as well as elsewhere in the province. In July, an arrest warrant was issued for a second officer, Roger Barnaby, a constable with the Listuguj Police Department, which is on the south shore of the Gaspé. The warrant followed a BEI investigation into an incident in February 2017 on the Listuguj First Nation."

"According to numbers recently added to its website, the BEI is still investigating more than 30 allegations of sexual assault by police, out of a total of 77 complaints files since its creation in 2016." With the numbers we've seen, if it's happening there it's happening elsewhere as well. Everyone needs to be accountable including the police.

Police Misconduct Study

Recently I was speaking with a former prison guard who referred to a US study where women were more likely to be sexually assaulted dating a cop then a civilian. He said everyone in the industry here in Canada knows about it but they don't talk about it because the public is supposed to have confidence in law enforcement. Although I haven't found the study yet I have found many similar studies that raise a valid concern about blind faith in anyone. Everyone needs to be accountable. Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Although most of the links are to studies in the US, we know the problem is here in Canada as well. Both class action sexual harassment laws suits as well as the RCMP bullying class action law suit is the tip of the iceberg. Dianne Rock was gang raped on the Pickton Farm. Gang raped means more than one perp. She was gang raped by bikers and cops. This will not go away. Everyone needs to be accountable. Including the police.

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Police Have a Much Bigger Domestic-Abuse Problem Than the NFL. "The National Center for Women and Policing cites two studies that found that at least 40% of police officer families experience domestic violence, in contrast to 10% of families in the general population."

The Secret Epidemic of Police Domestic Violence

I guess she didn't obey his direct command.

Hobbs and Shaw is AWESEOME

Hobbs and Shaw is AWESOME. Everybody likes Dwayne Johnson. Jason Statham is a rock star from the Expendables. Vanessa Kirby was stellar. Give it up for Brixton yo played by the legendary Idris Elba. A super villain that commands respect.

Kevin Hart enriches it but Samoa brings it to life. Give it up for Samoa. Now that's what I'm talking about. The movie is action packed, heartfelt and positive. In a word, Awesome.

Sailors murder tied to the Hells Angels and Chad Wilson

The Compromised BC Gang Task Force told Dr. Kim that Dan Archbald and Ryan Daley were likely murdered by the Hells Angels. The PoPo told Dr Kim that Chad Wilson was tasked with taking care of the problem in Ucluelet. So that even leaves the door open that the Hells Angels could have been the ones that killed Chad. Some people did claim that hit was internal.

That even leaves the possibility of Suminder Grewal's murder being internal. God knows the rest of the racists in the club were pissed off a brown guy got a patch. Then again it could just be Blaze lying again and blaming another HA murder on someone who is already dead so the real murderer can get off. That's what the cub pack in the Witness Protection Program do.

The timing of this article is very suspicious. The same day Suminder Grewal was fatally shot. Is the Compromised BC Gang Task Force working for the red and white now? Sure looks like it.



Spotlight on the Garden of Eden: The Hells Angels drug infested brothel in Kelowna

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Hells Angel shot dead in South Surrey - 2nd Update

Global is reporting that "The man shot dead in a South Surrey drive-thru on Friday morning has been identified as a member of a prominent outlaw motorcycle gang. Multiple sources, including a witness at the scene, have confirmed to Global News that the victim was Suminder (Ali) Grewal, a member of the Hells Angels."

When I head that there was a fatal shooting in South Surrey today the first thing that came to mind was that it had to involve the red and white. They were targeted or they shot someone. Turns out they were targeted. Aside from Nanaimo, the only brown member locally is from the Softside chapter. Dr. Kim is confirming that's the guy. The one in the picture with Chad who was also shot dead and dumped on Spike's doorstop. That just leaves the duck dynasty decoy left in that picture. I would have thought they'd shoot Jamie before Suminder. Bad luck.

What's disturbing is the fact that the compromised BC Gang Task force no longer arrest Hells Angels who sell drugs. They just like to have photo ops at Hells Angels events where drugs aren't sold. What's disturbing is the fact that the compromised Surrey RCMP let the Hells Angels traffic drugs out of Shakerz. What's disturbing is the fact that members of the Wolf Pack are in witness protection and get police escorts to sell drugs. That's what I find disturbing.

I told you, the Softside are not welcome in Surrey. The Brother's Keepers are on the wrong side. Just ask Glen Nelson's wife. That's how the red and white showed their love for the Redd Alert.



The sad saga continues. Treachery on the streets. Mind how you go.

Update: Global is reporting that "Two men are facing murder charges for the shooting death of a prominent Hells Angels member in South Surrey Friday. Court documents name the two men as Nathan James De Jong and Calvin Junior Powery-Hooker, both believed to be 21 years old."

In 2017 someone by the name of Calvin Junior Powery-Hooker was charged with assault in Edmonton after a drug deal went bad. Edmonton is red and white. Police in Surrey are lying and claim they are preparing for retaliation even though they know this hit was internal.

Spotlight on the Garden of Eden: The Hells Angels drug infested brothel in Kelowna

I wonder if the other PoPo ho Damion Ryan is going to show up in disguise at the funeral again.



2nd Update: Big surprise, Suminder Grewal had debts. Who do you think those debts were to? The club ripped him off and cast him aside like they always do. His murder was internal. The Brother's Keepers wouldn't do it so they had to farm it out to some low life red and white trash from Edmonton. This is how they treat their own. Brother's Keepers beware.

This is why the BC Gang Task Force is on the wrong side. Helping the Hells Angels obtain and maintain a monopoly on the local drug trade does not reduce violence. Greed has no limits.

Burnaby RCMP patrol car show with assault rifles

Vancouver is Awesome is reporting that "The presence of heavily armed Burnaby RCMP officers sparked criticism from people at a community event in Burnaby this month – and not for the first time. When Dawn and Rob Danzel brought their three-year-old daughter to the Edmonds City Fair & Classic Car Show on July 21, they were shocked to see RCMP officers with semi-automatic rifles patrolling the area."

This is why Surrey needs to form a municipal police force. The RCMP do not listen to the people who pay their wages. Fire them. Clearly Burnaby needs to form a municipal police force next.

Police Misconduct Study

The controversial Hong Kong memorial wall at SFU is NOT controversial

Post Media Propaganda is reporting that "At Simon Fraser University, a controversy over three “Lennon Walls” — fixtures where people can post notes of support or inspirational wishes — shows how tensions related to increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong may get harder to manage on Canadian campuses."

“'There are currently two walls,' said Joel Wan, founder of Vancouver Hong Kong Political Activists, a weeks-old, student organization whose Facebook page has posts about the situation at SFU. The original Lennon Wall, located outside the main Bennett Library, was 'repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt, with post-it notes taken down. It’s gone for now,' said Wan."

On Wednesday, some students set up a temporary, second Lennon Wall with post-it notes at a booth. Plans for a third, more permanent Lennon Wall to be established Wednesday were scrapped after assessing security concerns." That is absurd.

There is nothing controversial about setting up a memorial wall for the struggle in Hong Kong. Tearing that down is equivalent to desecrating Jewish graves or a Holocaust memorial. It is no different then tearing down a Tiananmen square massacre memorial.

The problem is the Confucius Institute which has absolutely nothing to do with promoting the teachings of Confucius. In fact it does the exact opposite. The cultural revolution in China was not a cultural revolution it was a cultural genocide. UBC can see what the Confucius Institute really is. A front for the Communist Party of China. The Communist Party of China promotes Mandarin only. They are crushing Cantonese and democracy in Hong Kong and around the world.

Communism is an abomination. Post Media News is a farce. That is the state of our union.

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Richmond Shooting

CTV is reporting that "A man in his 30s is in hospital following a shooting in Richmond that may be linked to a vehicle found burning in Vancouver an hour later. In a statement the next day, Mounties said they were called to the CF Richmond Centre at around 10:20 p.m. Monday."

"When officers arrived, they found a 35-year-old man with apparent gunshot wounds. He was transferred to hospital for injuries that the Richmond RCMP described as serious but not life-threatening. The victim has not been publicly identified, but police said he is known to them and that the incident is believed to be targeted."

Van carrying 270kg of crystal meth crashes into parked police cars in Sydney, Australia

The Guardian is reporting that "New South Wales police have hailed one of the “easiest” drug busts in history after a driver allegedly crashed a van carrying $200m worth of the drug ice into parked cop cars outside a station in Sydney’s north-west. The 26-year-old man, from Berala, was facing three charges including drug trafficking and negligent driving, NSW police said. The crash happened on Monday at 10.30am outside Eastwood police station and officers said the Toyota HiAce did not stop. Officers heard a loud bang and checked video surveillance.

One of the police vehicles – a Holden Commodore – was written off while the other was slightly damaged. Police caught up with the man in the nearby suburb of Ryde, searched the van and seized 273kg of methylamphetamine, known as ice, which has an estimated potential street value of more than $200m." Sounds like the driver was using some of the product.

Colin Lamontagne sentenced to 9 years

The Naniamo News is reporting that "Nearly beating a man to death and having close to $1 million in hard drugs earned a prolific Nanaimo criminal nine years behind bars. Colin Lamontagne was sentenced at the Supreme Court of BC in Nanaimo on Friday, July 19 for the November 2016 incident. He previously pleaded guilty to tying up and beating a drug addict over unpaid debt. A taser was used on the man in a Ninth St. home."

We remember Colin. He certainly isn't notorious so I wish the media would stop over using that term. He was with the Veterans MC but they kicked him out after his first drug charge. He has had several charges since then.

As to the most recent drug charge Colin was found with a significant amount of drugs packaged for sale, including heroin containing fentanyl and carfentanil as well as two 20 litre buckets of the date-rape drug GHB. That spells sh*tbag all on it's own but there's more. "Lamontagne was convicted in 2018 to four years in prison for the 2015 manslaughter of a friend in Victoria. When his friend suffered a severe drug-induced reaction, Lamontagne wrapped him up, beat him and tried to subdue him with a headlock, rather than call for medical help."

The guy needs to spend some time with Dr Phil so he does.

Two Israeli criminals executed in Mexico

Israel 24 News is reporting that "Two Israelis shot dead in Mexico City were involved in money laundering and had links to local mafias, Mexico's government said on Friday." BBC is reporting that "Israel's embassy in Mexico said the men had criminal records in both Israel and Mexico, while Israeli local media has claimed Sutchi was well-known within Israel's criminal underworld."

You guessed it. News Now Vegas and the Borderland Beat are both referring to Sutchi as an ex Mossad agent. No big surprise there. Mossad, the CIA and drug trafficking. They all go together.

Yesterday with Himesh Patel, Lily James and Ed Sheeran

I just saw the movie Yesterday with Himesh Patel, Lily James and Ed Sheeran. It was awesome. It's light, positive and meaningful. Makes one reflect on what success means and what's really important in life. When does Hollywood ever do that? Well done.

Gabe Khouth dies in Port Moody fatal motorcycle accident

Vancouver is Awesome is reporting that "Once Upon a Time actor Gabe Khouth has been identified as the victim of a fatal motorcycle crash in Port Moody Tuesday afternoon. In a video message, Khouth’s brother Sam Vincent confirmed the death and encouraged fans of the 46-year-old actor to leave flowers and messages at the southwest corner of Queens and St. Johns streets." The Tri city News is reporting that "The Port Moody memorial pays tribute to Khouth’s love for motorcycles. Several media reports said Khouth suffered a heart attack while riding his motorcycle. However, the Port Moody Police Department told The Tri-City News that they could not confirm the cause of death until the coroner service had completed its investigation."

Protests as candidates banned from Russian election

The New York Times is reporting that " Lines of riot police officers in body armor and helmets blocked the streets of central Moscow on Saturday, arresting more than 1,000 demonstrators - chasing some of them down alleys - to blunt a protest over the fairness of coming city elections."

“We love Russia! They love money!” protesters chanted, a reference to widespread anger over government corruption. Others sat in the streets, awaiting arrest and reading copies of the Constitution. The spark for Saturday’s protest was a decision by election authorities to bar several opposition candidates from running for Moscow’s City Council, asserting that they had falsified signatures on petitions to run — a charge the candidates denied."

"An independent monitoring group said 1,067 people were arrested near City Hall, the intended site of the rally, although many never made it there. As in past protests, the authorities began making arrests blocks away so a large crowd could not form."

"Aleksei A. Navalny, the opposition leader who had called the demonstration, was arrested on Wednesday and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Other prominent opposition politicians — including Ilya V. Yashin, Dmitry G. Gudkov and Ivan Y. Zhdanov — were also rounded up before the event and released only late in the evening."

"A post on the Facebook page of Mr. Yashin, a street activist and one of the politicians who was barred from running, said 10 masked police officers had removed him from his apartment in Moscow overnight before the Saturday demonstration." This has happened before.

Although Russia is no longer Communist, it doesn't have a very good reputation for fair elections. In 2015, Boris Nemtsov, the opposition leader to Putin was shot dead.

This brings us back to the movie the November Man with Pierce Brosnan which was a fictional movie based on real life events. The CIA used false flag attacks in Chechnya to help Putin get elected. Trump wasn't guilty of Russian collusion, Hillary Clinton was. She sold them weapons grade uranium for missiles through a Canadian shell company.

Last week the Independent reported that "Thousands of people took to the streets in Moscow over the weekend in what opposition politicians and local media are calling the ‘largest demonstration in recent years’ in Russia. Independent NGO White Counter says some 22,500 people rallied yesterday to protest against the exclusion of dozens of independent candidates from the city council elections. “I haven’t been to such a huge rally since 2012,” tweeted Alexei Navalny, the leader of the opposition, after he attended the protest."



Russian opposition leader ill after exposure to 'undefined chemical'

Update: The Guardian is reporting that "Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny has been hospitalised, with symptoms that one of his doctors said appeared to be “the result of harmful effects of undefined chemical substances”. Navalny was taken to hospital on Sunday morning from jail, where he was serving a 30-day sentence after being arrested last week for calling people to attend an anti-government protest."

England's changing of the guard

England has a new Prime Minister. Boris Johnson has replaced Teresa May. Boris has risen to fame through his Brexit party. Teresa May was a staunch supporter of Brexit. Her resignation does not seem to reflect concerns with her leadership but concerns within her party who where trying to stonewall the process. Boris has been compared to England's Donald Trump. Politics aside they could both use a comb and haircut.

Rex Murphy's thought provoking video on Donald Trump asked What have we learned? Two things in his synopsis strike me. The first is the rightful declaration that the mob's obsession with the Kardashians, Jerry Springer and Hells Kitchen is weird. I concur. In the words of the Black Eyed Peas "What's wrong with the world, mama. People livin' like they ain't got no mamas. I think the whole world's addicted to the drama. Only attracted to the things that'll bring you trauma."

The rise of Boris Johnson and Donald Trump represents the public's mistrust of the status quo. It represents a legacy of broken promises within both parties. In the US, the Democrats obsession with promoting Hilary's evil has failed to produce a positive alternative to Trump making his reelection almost a given. Since presidents can only run two terms in the US, the next thing we need to ask is what are we going to do to drain the swamp in the third term?

I'm a nobody. I'm just one tin soldier who records his dissent before he rides away and let's natural justice take it's course. The State of the Mob concerns me so it does. Just say'n.

10 kilos of fentanyl seized out of Toronto Airport

CBC is reporting that "Two Sunwing employees accused of importing cocaine through Toronto's Pearson airport are among 11 people facing dozens of drug-trafficking charges after an undercover operation led by Kitchener RCMP and involving law enforcement in other parts of southern Ontario. RCMP said Friday the following drugs were seized as part of Project OWoodcraft: 10 kg of fentanyl, 1.3 kg of heroin, 1 kg of meth, 30 kg of marijuana, Smaller amounts of carfentanil and cocaine.

The RCMP release said the two Sunwing Airlines employees linked to the drug ring, which was "centred at" Pearson, are charged with attempting to import cocaine and trafficking cocaine. Police also thanked Sunwing for helping them with the probe. The investigation involved undercover officers from the RCMP's Kitchener office purchasing approximately nine kilograms of fentanyl as well as several kilograms of other drugs over the course of several transactions.

So if the RCMP disrupt drug trafficking in Kitchener, Ontario, why don't they do it in Surrey, BC?

Police seize 10 kilos of cocaine in Hamilton

CHCH is reporting that "A Hamilton man and Burlington woman are facing multiple charges after police seized guns, cash and more than $1 million in drugs. Earlier this summer, police launched an investigation into alleged drug trafficking by a Hamilton man."

"Officers arrested 46-year-old after Vincent Poole after his vehicle was pulled over by police on Wednesday afternoon. Investigators say he was in possession of roughly 10 kilograms of cocaine with a street value of $1 million."

"The next day police executed a search warrant at a home they say Poole attended regularly near Magnolia Dr. and Mohawk Rd. West. on Hamilton Mountain. Police say they found multiple lawfully owned firearms in the home that were kept in an unsafe manner including two loaded guns next to the resident’s bed. Officers seized cocaine, ammunition, oxycodone, and about $50,000 in proceeds of crime."

Sasquatch Inn Show and Shine 2019

I had lunch at the Sasquatch Inn yesterday at Harrison Hills and noticed they're having a show and shine there this Sunday July 28th from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The locals were pretty excited. The whole parking lot is licensed. Last year was pretty big.

Surrey Shooting

The Surrey Now Leader is reporting that there was a shooting Thursday afternoon in the 10800-block of 139A Street of Surrey where a man was shot in the leg.

Dennis Watson speaking at the Falun Gong rally

One of the cameramen posted a youtube video of my speech at the Falun Dafa rally outside the Vancouver Arts Gallery before the parade July 20th. This is important. This is why Hong Kong is protesting. They don't want their political prisoners extradited to China and be executed to order for organ harvesting. We need to talk about this atrocity.

At 6:47 in the video is a recording of Suki's speech from the South Asian Press in Surrey.