Category: There Goes The Narrative

22 Years Later

An access to information request digs up a hoped to be forgotten report.

Western Standard- How the RCMP’s long-hidden Project E-NIRS challenges Canada’s narrative of mass graves and missing children.

The task force’s investigation stretched over eight long years, twice the original estimated time. During this period, more than 4,000 tips, including complaints against 129 people and 974 separate allegations of criminal misconduct, were collected.

For context..

ITV News- Shocking scale of sexual abuse at UK boarding schools revealed

Peak Oil

Russia Uncovers 511 Billion Barrels of Oil Beneath Antarctica

The 511 billion barrels reported is nearly double Saudi Arabia’s proven reserves and more than ten times the North Sea’s output over the last 50 years. This isn’t a minor find—it’s one of the largest oil reserves ever reported anywhere on Earth.

The discovery was made during recent expeditions by Russian research vessels operating in the Weddell Sea. While the stated purpose of these missions was scientific, officials and analysts in the UK and elsewhere are raising concerns that Russia is using research as a cover for resource prospecting—a move that would violate the 1959 Antarctic Treaty, which bans mineral and oil extraction.

Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors

Dana DiFilippo’s bio at the Trenton-area New Jersey Monitor states that prior to writing for the paper, she was with “WHYY, Philadelphia’s NPR station, and the Philadelphia Daily News, a paper known for exposing corruption and holding public officials accountable.” She apparently deleted her X account after her largely clean but rather Orwellian choice of phrasing went viral.

Oh yes, there’s more.

Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors

Another lie cycle completed at the New York Times: New York Times stunningly rolls back claims about viral photo of starving Gaza boy

The Great Reset

The Telegraph;

Klaus Schwab was the undisputed “King of Davos” for 55 years. But when his downfall came, it was swift.

The 87-year-old founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF), which holds the annual conference in the Swiss alpine ski resort, fought until the end.

But over two days in April, beset by allegations of misusing WEF funds, manipulating research and inappropriate behaviour with staff, he was forced out of his personal fiefdom.

One WEF insider told The Telegraph: “He had the chance to step back 10, seven, five years ago. But he hung on.”

On Sunday, the early findings of a second investigation into the WEF were leaked. They alleged that Mr Schwab had misspent WEF money and manipulated research for political reasons, including rigging data to make Brexit look like a failure.

Mr Schwab also allegedly put his crotch in front of a female staffer’s face, splurged $50m on a luxury villa and ran up £836,000 in expenses that were not sufficiently linked to WEF activities.

His credibility now lies in ruins and the future of Davos is openly questioned.

Why Did I Think Islamophobia Was The Biggest Problem?

Blacklock’s- Criminals Target Jews: Report

Jews remain the leading target of hate crimes in Canada though they are less than one percent of the population, new federal figures confirmed yesterday.

Police data indicated Jews were the target of 920 hate crimes last year, more than Blacks (873 crimes), LGBTQ people (658), South Asians (321), Arabs (310), Muslims (229), Catholics (61) or Indigenous Canadians (59). Jews number 335,000 in Canada, less than 0.9 percent of the population, according to Census figures.

How Are Those Elbows Holding Up?

Meanwhile: “This landmark Deal opens up Indonesia’s ENTIRE MARKET to the United States for the first time in History.”

Jeffrey Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself

Jeffrey Tucker;

I don’t know the truth about Epstein but I will say this. Anyone who thinks “transparency” is easy does not understand the system. Every legal matter in this country is a thicket of barriers to disclosure: confidentially agreements, attorney/client privilege, non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreements, and classified information in cases like this the disclosure of which involves criminal penalties.

The result is an unfathomably large underworld of legal machinations about which the public knows nothing. And never will. This is true in every sector, to say nothing of the classified sector. Transparency is a slogan, something easy to expect and demand, but the reality is impenetrably complicated and fraught with grave consequences all around.

Every bit of litigation means burying facts deep within this substructure of public life, everything mediated by lawyers and judges and settlements with infinitely complicated terms that are valid in perpetuity. The long case of Epstein must face a thicket more complicated than any in human history.
oh then there are gag orders for any existing litigation!

This is why whenever Bondi speaks about this, she chooses her words extremely carefully and looks rattled and nervous. Of course she is hiding information, not because she is guilty but because she is coached by dozens of lawyers. This is probably why Trump is sick of it.

Only 43lbs Of Fentanyl

The Bureau;

A senior Indo-Canadian gangster from an ultra-violent British Columbia–based fentanyl trafficking gang with ties to Latin cartels, Chinese Triads, and Hezbollah was taken down in a stunning U.S. government sting that saw a thick-accented Chinese narco casually promise an undercover agent at a Vancouver café that he could ship 100 kilograms of fentanyl precursors per month from Vancouver to Los Angeles, using his trucking company fronted by an Indo-Canadian associate.

The case is detailed in a sprawling DEA probe spanning Turkey, Mexico City, Dubai, Australia, Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles — all captured in a 29-page affidavit with scenes so surreal they could rival a Hollywood script, complete with underworld nicknames like “Burger,” “Queen,” and “Darth Vader.”

At the center is Opinder Singh Sian, a Canadian national and longtime Lower Mainland underworld figure who survived targeted shootings and reportedly leads the Brothers Keepers gang — a key proxy for the Sinaloa cartel in Canada, interoperable with other Latin American cartels, Chinese Communist Party chemical suppliers, and working alongside the Kinahans, a notorious Irish crime family now based in Dubai and closely linked to Hezbollah finance networks.

Grab a coffee.

Things You Won’t See On CBC

Sun- Cherry sets record straight on MacLean’s claim ‘Poppygate’ was TV exit strategy

The one thing Don Cherry learned this summer is his longtime television sidekick is no longer in the Coach’s Corner. And Ron MacLean hasn’t been since he abandoned on a Saturday night in 2019, leaving Grapes to take the full force of woke Canada while saving his own skin. But, still, the legendary former Boston Bruins coach was shocked with what he read on Friday.

Roy Green- I also have a thought for Ron McLean. That later. My experiences with Don have always shown him to be caring and particularly for Canada’s military members, CAF veterans and this country’s kids.

Survey Says…

Adam Zivo- The Left Thinks Drug Criminalization Is Racist. Minorities Disagree

Notably, Indigenous respondents seemed to be the most anti-drug ethnic group: only 20 percent agreed (weakly or strongly) with the “criminalization is racist” narrative, while 61 percent disagreed. Once again, those who disagreed were much more vehement than those who agreed.

We saw similar outcomes for other minority groups, such as South Asians, Southeast Asians, Latinos, and blacks.

Cognitive Chaos

Canadian trade policy is now so contradictory that I’ll admit to not being able to keep things straight anymore. I thought the whole purpose of the “Elbows Up” campaign was to demonstrate that we could replace declining trade with the US by increasing trade with other nations. Now we appear to be doing our level best to shut the trade door with everyone else. Go figure.

The federal department of finance says it will limit the amount of foreign steel coming into the country by placing a tariff on imports that exceed a certain threshold from countries that do not have a free trade agreement with Canada.

The policy, known as a “tariff rate quota,” announced on Friday allows non-free trade countries to send the same volume of steel to Canada that they sent in recent years, but applies a 50 per cent tariff if they exceed a designated threshold in any single quarter.

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