Lack of proportionate White representation in home invasion and car jacking gang proves success of DEI initiatives

18 arrested in string of home invasions, robberies, and carjackings in Peel Region

Police say 18 suspects arrested in connection with a string of violent home invasions, carjackings and robberies in Peel Region are connected to an “organized criminal network” operating out of Brampton and Mississauga.

During a news conference on Tuesday morning, Peel Regional Police announced the results of Project Warlock, a six-month investigation into more than a dozen home invasions, armed robberies, and carjackings in the region.

h/t MP

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Heritage Foundation: Cell phone data connected to Trump shooter’s house can be tracked to DC “in the same vicinity of an FBI office” … and that’s not all

The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project says it has tracked cell phones that had visited the home of Trump shooter Thomas Crooks in the months preceding the attempt on the former president’s life at the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally on July 13.

h/t Patti Jo and XC

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A judge stuck his neck out for an aspiring Toronto rapper who was just getting his life together. Did he rob a jewelry store just days later?

“I am satisfied that he is completely reformed,” Code wrote in his decision, which took effect on Oct. 24, 2023.

In court on Friday, Code ruefully revisited those words, finding that the 29-year-old Collins was most likely involved in a downtown Toronto armed robbery that took place just days after his sentence had started.

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WTF?

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Where’s Joe? What’s Going On? Is Any of This Really Happening?

Joe Biden dropped out of the race on Sunday afternoon. Everyone saw his post on X. In a follow-up message on X, Biden endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidential nomination, and Democrat leaders began lining up (with the notable exception of Barack Obama) to endorse her. The controversy over Biden’s dementia and ability to perform the duties of president appears to be over, although the nagging and quite large issue remains of whether he is able to perform the duties of president for the next seven months. And yet almost immediately, questions about the way Biden withdrew began to swirl, including the basic one: did he really withdraw at all?

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Reports: Secret Service Skipped Security Briefing, Wasn’t Even Planning To Send Snipers To Trump Rally

Secret Service failed to undertake critical security measures and deprived Donald Trump of ample protection ahead of the attempted assassination against the former president, new information disclosed by congressional members shows.


Is it far fetched to suggest the plan consisted of knocking off Trump and Biden in order to install a new Democrat Party Puppet in Kamala?


‘You’re full of shit today,’ lawmaker tells Secret Service head at hearing on Trump shooting security lapses

In another exchange that captured the tone of the hearing, Republican Rep. Nancy Mace asked Cheatle if she wanted to use her allotted five minutes of question time to draft her resignation. Cheatle declined, and Mace’s frustration soon boiled over.

“You’re full of shit today,” Mace said, prompting a brief reminder about decorum in the House. “You are being dishonest or lying. These are important questions that the American people want answers to and you’re just dodging.”

Cheatle did not respond.


A conspiracy?

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Blackies Star: Only Nazis Like Poilievre Think About Being PM!

Could be twins, at least on spiritual plain says Toronto Star

Pierre Poilievre was 20 when he wrote about what he would do as prime minister. Here’s what he said then — and what he says now

The Conservative leader’s entry into the “As prime minister, I would” contest in 1999 provides a glimpse into Poilievre’s earliest thoughts on governance and how government and the economy ought to intersect.

OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre might be just over a year away from becoming prime minister — but he’s been thinking about what he’d do in the job for more than 25 years.

His entry into the “As prime minister, I would” contest in 1999 provides a glimpse into Poilievre’s earliest thoughts on how government and the economy ought to intersect, and his view of governance, too.

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