79 Replies to “February 18, 2023: Reader Tips”

  1. They did wife carrying for one winter festival thing in Ottawa a couple of years ago. Sophie came in second carrying Justin.

        1. So just for context, is it an inconvenient truth that the people of Crimea voted to join the Russian Federation? It has been my thoughts that the whole Ukraine mess is a result of protecting people to whom money was filtering back and by massive politically driven decisions serving personal interests. Five years ago I would have been full on ” We must defend Ukraine.” Thanks rich for the tip.

          https://youtu.be/jpGU2NzVwgg?si=UQBxij0ADD7ULo5E

          1. Remnants of Muscovy occupation do not get to vote on separation, they can join superiors civilization or be marched at bayonet point to the border.

    3. Gatewayputz, true to from, continues shoveling manure for the gullible and cheering for the genocidal horde. Film at 11.

    2. richfisherman – nice links. I like Scott Adams. He’s a smart guy. How do you find time to listen to 4.5 hours of podcasts?
      Congrats on getting posted by Robert.

    3. “Scott Adams yesterday, called the above linked Mike Benz explanation required listening and the most entertaining hour he’s ever spent.
      “Mind blowing”

      It really was. I don’t often have the patience to watch something like that, but I did it this time. Wow…

      “Outrageous” would be my one-word take on it. Well worth watching, for sure.

    1. So many of the urban elite in eastern Canada (I am looking at you – Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City) have no clue as to how the real world works. Without farmers, there is no food, without truckers, nothing is delivered and without grocery stores, there is no effective distribution.
      I say this based on my experiences working for an organic farm co-op who used trucking companies 90% of the time to haul product to either the end user or to the Lakehead to go via container ship to Rotterdam. Very occasionally, they would use train transportation if the bulk order was sufficiently large enough and the train was going to the right destination. Even then, the grain car would be off-loaded onto a semi to be delivered to its final destination.
      I have long advocated for just such an action – no food or in fact, anything deliveries to major eastern cities. Of course, I am sure our wonderful federal government would try to lock them up again.

      1. B M
        They may just be taught a few things if this trucker strike spreads
        And sylvia jones, my rep, can whine all she wants, it won’t do any good. The silly bitch!

    4. migawd migawd migawd. if they pull it off lve never seen something like this so massive and focussed.
      jeez louise let it happen. let it fan out if no immediate response. let *something* happen in the minds of not tens but 100s thousands truckers join in. THAT’S how to do it.
      the whole rotten TDS bunch feet to the fire at once.
      gentlemen, START YOUR ENGINES

    1. Make Jew hating swine hide their faces in shame. Force them to explain themselves and don’t be kind. They are subhuman.

    2. Especially liked the mention of “safe spaces” in the conference organizers’ bafflegab: “Our focus at INSPIRE has been and will always be to create safe spaces to honor, share, and celebrate the remarkable stories of women”. Right, like the safe space at the music festival on Oct.7.

    1. As a personal response to Stephen Harper supporting a “Palestinian State”, it already exists and is called Jordan.

      1. “As a personal response to Stephen Harper supporting a “Palestinian State”, it already exists and is called Jordan.”

        A fact that needs to be repeated every time some fool brings up the tired old “two-state solution”, which the ‘Palestinians’ have in fact rejected every time it is offered to them.

        1. The Palestinians could also go to Iran, South Africa, or Brazil, where I’m sure they’ll be welcome.

  35. Meanwhile in Windsor, Ontario…

    One arrested after police seize handgun and $12,000 in drugs
    https://www.police.windsor.on.ca/newsroom/news-update/february/Pages/February-15-2024-Update-1.aspx

    Jevaughn Joseph, 28, has been charged with:
    • Possession of a schedule I substance
    • Possession of a schedule I substance for the purpose of trafficking (x4)
    • 5 weapons offences

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    Suspect charged with defrauding charity of over $362,000
    https://www.police.windsor.on.ca/newsroom/news-update/february/Pages/February-14-2024-Update-1.aspx

    On February 13, 2024, officers located and arrested Sushil Kumar Jain in the 3200 block of Everts Avenue. He has been charged with:

    Fraud over $5,000
    Laundering the proceeds of crime
    Possession of property obtained by crime

  36. Edmonton sex trafficker plied 15-year-old victim with drugs, sentencing judge hears
    https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/edmonton-sex-trafficker-plied-15-year-old-victim-with-drugs-sentencing-judge-hears

    Islam Montasser, 28, was in Edmonton Court of King’s Bench Thursday for a sentencing hearing on his guilty plea to trafficking a 15-year-old girl.

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    Bullet narrowly missed the head of driver in road-rage shooting, Calgary court told
    https://archive.is/TEGMO

    Jamal Baroudi fired at least seven shots into the truck of Jake Lee…

  37. Foreign National Pleads Guilty to Role in Cybercrime Schemes Involving Tens of Millions of Dollars in Losses
    https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/foreign-national-pleads-guilty-role-cybercrime-schemes-involving-tens-millions-dollars

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    Justice Department Conducts Court-Authorized Disruption of Botnet Controlled by the Russian Federation’s Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff (GRU)
    https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-conducts-court-authorized-disruption-botnet-controlled-russian

  39. Six Men Sentenced for Roles in $20M COVID-19 Relief Fraud Ring
    https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/six-men-sentenced-roles-20m-covid-19-relief-fraud-ring

    …
    Hamza Abbas, 31, Ammas Uddin, 31, and Arham Uddin, 27, all of Richmond, were sentenced to three years and eight months, one year and six months, and one year and six months in prison, respectively; Syed Ali, 55, of Sugar Land, was sentenced to two years in prison; and Muhammad Anis, 55, and Jesus Acosta Perez, 33, both of Houston, were sentenced to one year and nine months and one year and one day in prison, respectively. All six defendants previously pleaded guilty…

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