Your Sikhs today: One (only) takes the fall in "largest superlab in Canadian history" bust

Nearly two years ago, the RCMP (aka Mounties) made a big production out of announcing the dismantling of "the largest fentanyl and methamphetamine lab in Canadian history." Yes, we have video.

You would think, wouldn't you, that the busting of a criminal enterprise of this magnitude would result in some arrests, convictions and maybe even deportations of those involved. So far, however, not one single, solitary person has been charged with producing, manufacturing, or distributing fentanyl or any other drug produced in that huge operation. And it doesn't look as if anyone will ever be charged. 

In the video, released on Hallowe'en of 2024, RCMP Assistant Commissioner David Teboul called the drug factory, located near Falkland BC, the "largest and most sophisticated illicit fentanyl and meth facility ever found in Canada." 54 kg of finished fentanyl were seized, along with 390 kg of methamphetamine, 35 kg of cocaine, 15 kg of MDMA and six kg of cannabis, plus tonnes of precursor chemicals, 89 firearms, explosives, silencers, high-capacity magazines, body armour and $500,000 in cash. 

Obviously the work of more than one man. However, only one man has been charged with anything. Who was he? Step forward Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa, aged 32, of Surrey BC -- the British Columbia counterpart of Brampton ON. Mr Singh Randhawa named as the sole suspect following the highly publicized RCMP announcement, and remains to this day the only person charged in connection with the investigation. 

But get this! The charges the Sikh miscreant he pled guilty to earlier this week arose from a different aspect of the investigation! All he went down for was attempting to export 310 kg of methamphetamine to the Philippines.

According to an agreed statement of facts read in BC Supreme Court, Mr Singh Randhawa admitted making several trips to a Richmond BC shipping company, Manila Cargo Express, between September and October of 2024, with boxes containing methamphetamine destined for the Philippines. Police intercepted 19 boxes before they left Canada, while another 12 boxes were transported to the shipping company on various dates in October. 

Mr Singh Randhawa also pled guilty to possessing methamphetamine, fentanyl, carfentanil, cocaine and MDMA for the purpose of trafficking, as well as firearms-related offences. For some reason, though, the agreed statement of facts made no mention of the Falkland superlab, the precursor tonnage or the 54 kg of finished fentanyl. Don'tcha wanna know why?

The presiding judge put sentencing into the new year so Mr Singh could stay in pretrial custody and see his family and friends over Diwali or whatever holidays Sikhs celebrate. Next year he will likely be sentenced to less than six months, so that he will not face deportation. After all, diversity is Canuckistan's strength!

Your Sikhs today: Diversity Truck Lines in $98 million drug bust

Before Walt answers the question "How do you know they're Sikhs?", let's read the entire story as it was reported today by one of Canada's top three agencies of the lickspittle media. [He means CTV News. Ed.]

A cross-border investigation involving police and border agencies in Canada and the U.S. has resulted in the seizure of nearly 1.7 tonnes [3.74 tons] of illegal drugs. Authorities are calling "Project Bay" one of Ontario’s largest single-investigation drug busts. The estimated street value of the drugs seized is more than $139 million [$98 million in real money].

According to police, the investigation targeted the importation and trafficking of illegal drugs linked to the Canada-U.S. border. The investigation started in January 2025 when police in Windsor ON launched a drug-trafficking probe. A month later, the Canada Border Services Agency joined the investigation as officers worked to identify a cross-border trafficking network.

Authorities said the investigation uncovered a broker-style operation within the commercial trucking industry that allegedly exploited established transportation networks to move illegal drugs across the border. Investigators allege the operation arranged for drivers to knowingly transport illicit substances through legitimate supply chains.

Police said the investigation also relied on support from several law enforcement partners. U.S. Homeland Security Investigations and the Drug Enforcement Administration assisted with the international aspects of the case, while Toronto police and Peel Regional Police provided operational and investigative support.

On June 25, investigators used 18 search warrants at homes and businesses in Windsor, Corunna, LaSalle, Brampton and Kleinburg. On July 14, two search warrants were used in Markham and Caledon, and on July 20, two search warrants were used in Brampton.

Considering that the CTV version doesn't list any names or other information which would identify the accused, I hear you asking: How do I know there are Sikhs involved? I've highlighted the clues contained in the text. 

Are you still doubtful? OK, here the list of those charged, taken from the addendum to the police statement. (Two persons charged are "unnamed", as they haven't been arrested yet.) 

Gagandip THINDAL, 27, Brampton, ON - 10 charges

Simranjit SINGH, 32, Brampton, ON - 12 charges

Kanwarpal KULAR, 32, LaSalle, ON - 2 charges

Jatinderpal SINGH, 39, Brampton, ON - 2 charges

Jasvinder SOHI, 55, Brampton, ON - 2 charges

Tejwinder SANDHU, 29, Brampton, ON - 2 charges

Harjwinder SANDHU, 33, Kitchener, ON - 2 charges

Haninderpal GREWAL, 34, Barrie, ON - 4 charges

Tarminder SINGH, 19, Brampton, ON - 9 charges

Steven SCUSSOLIN, 32, Windsor, ON - 2 charges

Avtar SAHOTA, 54, Shelburne, ON - 2 charges

Mohamed BINHASSAN, 41, Toronto, ON - 2 charges

Michele MOSCONE, 28, Windsor, ON - 26(!) charges

Gundeep TALIWAL, 32, Brampton, ON - 4 charges

Shawn BATTE, 44, Corunna, ON - 1 charge

Zain KHAWAJA, 28, Windsor, ON - 1 charge

Villy SCHWARTZ, 30, Markham, ON - 1 charge

Mehakpreet SINGH, 24, Brampton, ON - 8 charges

Karandeep SINGH, 27, Brampton, ON - 6 charges

I don't know how that "Schwartz" got in there, but of the 19 named accused we have... let's see... 5 "Singh"s, 2 "Sandhu"s and a "Grewal" (whose middle names are undoubtedly "Singh"), and 4 others with "South Asian" names who may or may not be "Singh"s. And 1 (only) Mohamed.

Some of the accused are likely graduates of the notorious Singh School of Truck Driving (HQ in Brampton ON), and probably employed by companies with names like Diversity Truck Lines. Anyone with information to the contrary is invited to blab in our "comments", or you can just call 1-800-222-TIPS.

Your Sikhs today: Old Halifax druggie tries to murder his mother

Pictured above -- the one on the left -- is 58-year-old Satrajpal Singh Rai, a resident of Halifax NS, who seems to have problems with mind-altering substances and (perhaps) something of an Oedipus complex. He was convicted this week of attempting to murder his elderly mother by attacking her with a machete.

Mr Rai was held in custody since he was arrested just inside the door of a South Park Street apartment on 3 April 2024. When apprehanded shortly after midnight, he still had the machete in his hands, and his 80-year-old mother was on the hallway floor, covered in blood. Harbhajan Rai was so badly injured that responding officers at first thought she was dead. 

Mr Rai was charged with attempted murder, which, like murder requires a specific intent to kill. At his trial last year, the accused testified at trial last year that he was too impaired by cocaine and cannabis to be able to form that intent. Rather unusual for someone who was 56 years old at the time.

He conceded that he attacked his mother but said that at the time, he thought he was fending off a demonic being or entity that wanted to hurt him. He hadn't slept in three days, he said, and was lying on his mother’s bed when he heard voices outside the bedroom. When he rolled over, he saw the entity standing beside him holding a machete. 

But wait (as Vince Offer used to say), it gets better [or worse. Ed.] He said the entity had hair like Medusa, reptilian skin and yellow fangs for teeth. No wonder he didn’t recognize it was his mother! Mr Rai said the entity asked him a series of questions and he could not make out who it was. Fearing for his life, he said he grabbed the machete and began swinging.

He recalled moving into the hallway, falling down and scrambling to get up in fear that he would be killed. He told the court that he was yelling for help and trying to get to the door. He indicated that he was able to open the door, but that it started to swing closed. He then observed the police burst through the door. 

On cross-examination, Mr Rai admitted that as he swung the machete at the entity, which he now knows was his mother, he said, "Just die!" over and over again, like the alien in Independence Day. The Crown introduced evidence that about half an-hour before the assault, Mr Rai sent a text to his ex-wife in Dartmouth that said, "Pray for me and my mother." At trial, he swore that the text did not have a violent meaning but was just a request to pray that he and his mother would get through the worst of her schizophrenic conditions.

Judge Chris Manning said, "Mr Rai is indeed fortunate that the police arrived no later than they did, and a brilliant trauma team was assembled to save Mrs Rai’s life," said Hizzoner. The accused was the primary caregiver for his mother, who suffers from dementia, schizophrenia and memory loss. "She was the victim of a horrendous, brutal attack committed by her son...in the apartment that they shared. He utilized a machete, and the savagery and force ...resulted in massive injuries, including deep lacerations to her head and body, fractured bones, loss of teeth, and fingers were cut from her hands."

The judge stopped just short of calling bullshit on Mr Rai's defence, and found the drug-addled Sikh guilty of attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault with a weapon. He was sentenced only on the attempted murder charge. Mr Rai expressed remorse for his actions in his presentence report and in his plea to the court. The judge thought a sentence of 18-years in prison sentence would adequately address denunciation and deterrence while not losing sight of the possibility of rehabilitation. [sic!]

He deducted 1203 days as credit for remand time, leaving Mr Rai with a net sentence of about 14 years and 8.5 months before he can become, once again, the kind of citizen (or at least resident) which the Liberal government thinks make Canada a better place. As Emperor Trudeau II famously said, "Diversity is our strength".

If she's lucky, Mrs Rai will be 96 when her son gets out. No worries until then.

In the meantime, our friend Johnny Canuck would like to know: How did a drug-user like Mr Singh Rai and his aged and infirm mother get into Canada? As a "temporary foreign student" perhaps? Or a "temporary foreign worker"? Or maybe a "refugee" or asylum-seeker? How long have these parasites been in Canuckistan? Who supports them? No prizes for guessing the answer to the last question.

Best comment (so far) on the WHCD assassin wannabe

comes from the Babylon Bee, fake news you can trust. (Surprised?) It's headlined

Liberals Applaud Improving Diversity Of Would-Be Trump Assassins 

Following the harrowing incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner over the weekend, progressives across the United States applauded the steadily improving diversity of would-be Trump assassins.

With many liberals concerned over the lack of minority representation among people trying to assassinate Trump, Democrats breathed a sigh of relief after learning that the latest failed assassin was black.

"For too long, the would-be Trump killer space has been dominated by white men," said local liberal Jamie Gallagher. 

"Today was a long-overdue step forward in assassin representation. It's really encouraging to see people from different ethnic backgrounds engage in political violence. I just hope it helps little kids know that their skin color and sexual orientation do not have to hold them back from trying to kill Donald Trump." 

While stating there was still more work to be done, DEI advocacy groups hailed the news of a minority assassin as a landmark victory. "When you see people of all different skin tones and socioeconomic classes trying to murder political figures, you know you've done your job," said DEI consultant Mary Harding. 

"To be clear, we are not there yet. There are still so many underrepresented groups who face significant barriers in trying to assassinate world leaders. We will continue the hard work of ensuring real equity among people shooting guns at President Trump."

At publishing time, progressives admitted that they had been crossing their fingers in hopes that the failed assassin would also turn out to be gay.

VIDEO: TEDx talk about why Indians are shitting on our beaches

Agent 3 has a friend who has a rather posh cottage property on the shore of Lake Erie, not far from the US-Canada border. The friend has been complaining to the local council for years now about visitors from south Asia shitting on the beach. 

In spite of being shown not just photos but videos of brown people depositing their calling cards in the golden sand, council refuses to act, for fear of being called racist. Some liberal-minded folk (read: idiots) have even played the DEI card, arguing that open defecation is part of the culture of the shitters, and their culture must be respected. After all, "diversity is our strength", right?

In this TEDx Talk, given in 2015, Sangita Vyas, a grarduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Princeton, shares the little understood reality of open defecation in India. Most of the open defecation in the world happens in India, yet social scientists and the government claim not to understand why.

Ms Vyas did a country-wide survey and came up with some answers to the eternal question of "WHY?" Spoiler alert: It's because of their culture and their heathen religion. Can you say "caste", boys and girls? I knew you could. But good on Ms Vyas for saying the quiet part out loud.

In her talk, given just over 10 years ago., Ms Vyas expresses the hope that as the modern generation becomes better-educated (and richer!) things will change. They have not. 

And the millions of Indians who come to Canada and the USA on the invitation of our liberal governments bring their millennia-old cultural and religious practices with them. As they say themselves, "You can take the Indian out of India, but you can't take Indis out of the Indian." 

Thanks to an anonymous member of the BCF community for showing us this video.

Your Singhs today (Greater Toronto Area edition)

Welcome, welcome to the Ontario Court of Justice [Sikh] in Brampton On. These five men, dressed just as you see them, have come here to play "Let's Get Bail!"

All five are charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, forcible confinement, and breaking and entering to commit an indictable offence. The charges stem from their alleged involvement in the kidnapping, beating and torture of a Mississauga man who was found a couple of months ago inside an abandoned gas station in Orillia ON.

In a moment we'll tell you how you can play along at home, but first, let's welcome our contestants:

Dwayne Pennant, 41, of Brampton

30-year-old Baltej Singh Sandhu, also from Brampton

Surjit Singh Bains, 63, of nearby Woodbridge

Manraj Mann, 31, of Brampton

and finally, Gergy Anthony Gorburn, 51, of Toronto

Now readers, your first challenge, for a prize of 5 Canadian dollars*, is to match the faces with the names. And here's a clue for you. Religious Sikhs all have Singh as a middle name or surname, and all are required to carry a little dagger called a kirpan, and wear a turban along with their holy underpants.

Your seconde challenge, for an all-expense-paid tour of beautiful downtown Brampton**, is to guess which of the five are still in jail, and which have left through the revolving door of Canadian justice to resume their occupations as drivers for Uber or Diversity Truck Lines! Hint: Only one is still behind bars!

Entries on a postcard, please, to the usual address.

* Prize value $3.60 cents in real money. Prize will be de delivered by CanadaPost. Not valid in the US of A.

** All expenses paid by the winner.

Your Singhs today (Canada Post edition)

More evidence emerges today of how Sikhs have taken over the Canadian polity. On Sunday, Canada Post, a perennial money-losing agency of the Liberal government of Canuckistan, unveiled a new commemorative stamp paying tribute to Sikh Canadian soldiers.

Speaking at the 18th annual Sikh Remembrance Day ceremony at Mount Hope Cemetery in Kitchener ON, Balraj Singh Dhillon, Canada Post's General Manager of Platform and Partnerships [and Canadians wonder why Canada Post loses so much money! Ed.] said the stamp honours the service and contributions of Sikh soldiers in the Canadian military dating back to WWI.

Inevitably, Sandeep Singh Brar, curator of Sikh Museum.com, played the racism card, telling the meeja that during WWI, only ten (count `em, 10) Sikhs were permitted to serve in the Canadian army. "Thousands of Sikhs at the time tried to join, but they were turned away. They were told that ‘Sorry fellas, this is a white man’s war."

Later on, however, 1000s of Sikhs were recruited into Canada's military and police forces, their only demand being that they be allowed to wear their turbans and holy underpants, and carry their kirpans. 

One Singh who rose to a position of prominence in the modern Canadian [sic] Armed Forces is Harjit Singh Sajjan, Lt-Col. Retd., a former police office who became the first of his kind to command a Canadian Army reserve regiment.

Inevitably (again), Mr Sajjan became a Liberal politician, riding into office on the Trudeau wave of 2015. He served as the MP for Vancouver South until 2025, when, sensing imminent defeat, he chose not seek re-election in the federal election. 

Immediately upon his election, Mr Sajjan was named Minister of National Defence, in which position he served himself until 2021. In 2017, he was forced to apologize for exaggerating his role in Operation Medusa, a 2006 military operation in Afghanistan in which he was involved. Four years later (!), he was censured by vote in the House of Commons for his claims about Operation Medusa, as well as his handling of the issue of sexual assault within the Canadian Armed Forces. 

Although he was no longer the defence minister, Mr Sajjan was still in the Trudeau cabinet and in a position to help his co-religionists. In 2024, he came under criticism for prioritizing the evacuation of Sikhs with no links to Canada during the 2021 fall of Kabul, as well as for requesting troops to appear as backdrop to a pop concert by a Punjabi singer.

For some reason, Mr Sajjan, who is believed to be still alive and living in Surrey BC, was unable to attend the ceremony in Kitchener. However, the Liberal Party line was stated with admirable brevity by Sandeep Singh Brar (see above) who said that the stamp is a strong representation of Canada's diverse population.

In Brampton ON and Surrey BC, diversity began when the first Sikh family moved in, and will end when the last non-Sikh family moves out... probably sometime in 2026.

Just released! Updated map of Canuckistan

Thanks and a tip o' the toque to Agent 3, who once lived in New Punjab.

All ye need to know about today's anti-society

You all know about the three wise monkeys, eh. See no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil. Walt has referred to them [NOT "referenced them"! Ed.] six times, including today's post.

May I recommend, in particular, "How can we be silent in the face of Islamization of our country?" WWW 15/4/12.  Right... over 13 years ago. As I look back over the warnings that I and countless others have written over the first quarter of the 21st century, I do wonder: Is anyone reading? Is anyone listening? Is anyone talking about the threats to our society?

I really do think, sometimes, that the answer is NO! And I ask myself why. Could it be because we don't have a society, any more? What we have, IMHO, is an anti-society which can be summed up by the fourth monkey: He sees nobody, hears nobody, and speaks to nobody. No wonder our polity is in the disgusting, fetid, toxic mess that it is.

Further reading: "Liberal academic surprised and saddened by truth about diversity" WWW 2/12/17.

Something for those who aren't celebrating Canuckistan Day

Memes for a hot and sticky Monday

Walt: Faith but it's hot out there!

Ed.: How hot is it?!

Walt: What do you think this is, the Johnny Carson show? I'm too hot to come up with a snappy answer.

Ed.: What about yon blog, then?

Walt: Put up a couple of memes...

Walt: That's a good wan. Have ye any more?

Ed.: Any questions or complaints should be directed to the folks at Charlie Hebdo, where this first appeared.

Walt: Sure, I don't unnerstand it meself.

Your Singhs today (British Columbia edition)

"Diversity is our strength" is the mantra (read: steaming load of crap) which the former Prime Minister of Canada kept repeating so often and for so long that even the slowest Canuck saw it for the Big Lie that it is.

Mark Carnage, the latest incarnation of the god of woke, won't be using that line in the election campaign which kicked off today. Perhaps it's because examples the unwillingness of diverse peoples to accommodate themselves to the norms and laws of Canadian society are featured on the news every day. 

One of those peoples who've been getting a lot of ink/airtime lately are the members of the Sikh "faith community". For examples, put "Sikhs" or "Singh" in our search window and see what pops up. Here is another one, for which we thank the good folks at Blazing Cat Fur, who got us past the Epoch Times paywall.

BC Court Voids 'Cult' Marriage,

Finding Woman Didn't 'Truly Consent'

A British Columbia judge has annulled the marriage of a woman to a fellow member of an India-based “cult group,” saying she didn’t “truly consent” to the 2023 wedding. The B.C. Supreme Court ruling issued this week says Arshnoor Kaur Jaura claimed she was manipulated and overwhelmed by a “barrage” of overtures from Napinder Singh Jaura and his family that began in October 2022. 

The ruling by Justice Ian Caldwell says the woman was an 18-year-old permanent resident in Canada when she was first contacted by the man, who lived in New Zealand and was around 32. The ruling says she did not wish to marry but the man and his family “persisted,” bringing a “sacred food gift” to her workplace and claiming the union was “blessed” by a priest of the Dera Sacha Sauda religious group. 

The man’s sister warned that refusing the marriage would invite “the wrath” of the religious community. Caldwell’s ruling found the marriage “voidable,” saying the man “pursued, harassed, and perhaps even stalked” the teenager who was under duress when the wedding occurred in Abbotsford, B.C.

The ruling says the woman had finally agreed to marry on April 25, 2023, and was picked up from work the next day by Singh Jaura’s relative. She was driven to a home where a Punjabi wedding suit was waiting for her, and the ceremony happened that day without her family present. 

Kaur Jaura, the judge found, “had clearly told the respondent that she did not wish to get married, and certainly not to him. She expressed this on several occasions. He refused to accept ‘no’ for an answer.”

The woman returned the wedding ring soon after the ceremony, the marriage was never consummated and she didn’t go to New Zealand to live with Singh Jaura, who left Canada the next month. The judge noted that Kaur Jaura claimed she was “overwhelmed, in a state of shock, and unable to fully comprehend what was going on” when the whirlwind wedding occurred. 

“One does not have to look far to be confronted with the realities of other young people, also in their teens, who have taken drastic actions, including suicide, in the face of such challenges and threats to social standing and reputation,” Judge Caldwell ruled. 

The Dera Sacha Sauda group is led by a guru who calls himself Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insaan, who has been convicted of raping two followers and murdering a journalist. He is serving a life sentence in India.

Your Singhs today ("Greater" Toronto edition)

The Region of Peel (called Peel County until 1973) is a huge bedroom on the western border of Toronto, Canada. Its population, according to the 2021 census, was just under 1.5 million. Included in that total were some 1.4 million Sikhs. [Ed., please check that figure. Do the Canucks keep track of people's race and religion?]

At least, that's the way it seems, judging by reports of crimes and misdemeanors in which the perps accused so often have "Singh" as a middle name or surname. Some recent reports of the nefarious activities of assorted Singhs may be found by entering "Singh" in the search window above. Here's a new one, posted by the Peel Regional Police earlier today. We've added a few comments.

The Peelers [Will non-Brits get that? Ed.] announced the break-up of a "prolific" theft ring targeting Liquor Control Board of Ontario (a government agency) stores across the so-called Greater Toronto Area. Between August of 2024 and this past February, a gang of Singhs (and one guy who might be a Hindu) made off with nearly C$240,000 worth of dat ole debbil gin and related products. 

The group allegedly targeted as many as 50 LCBO locations during that time and used co-ordinated techniques to steal a total of C$237,738.95 in alcohol. Investigators say that on many occasions multiple suspects arrived at the stores together and distracted employees before accomplices entered restricted access points. Images provided by police appear to show the suspects carrying large quantities of liquor from the stores in boxes and push carts. Five individuals have been arrested and charged. Here are their mug shots.

Here are their rap sheets. Charged with Theft over $5000 are:

Anuj Kumar, 25, no fixed address

Simarpeet Singh, 29, no fixed address 

Sharndeep Singh, 25, no fixed address, also charged with Breach of Release Order, meaning he was already out on bail

Simranjeet Singh, 24, no fixed address, also charged with Break and Enter with Intent to Commit Indictable Offence, and

Prabhpreet Singh, 29, of Caledon (the northern part of Peel Region), also charged with Conspiracy to Commit Indictable Offence 

All five arrested individuals were held for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton. The outcome of the bail hearings has not been made public, but Walt's local agent speculates that the four of no fixed address have likely been released after promising not go anywhere near Toronto Airport, located just a few miles to the east, from which there are daily flights to India and Pakistan.

Two additional suspects are "outstanding", as the cops say, and may already have left on one of those planes. They are identified by police as 28-year-old Jagshir Singh and 25-year-old Punit Sehjra, likewise of no fixed address.

Peel Regional Police Deputy Chief Marc Andrews told the meeja,"The work of our Criminal Investigation Bureau has been nothing short of exceptional in dismantling this prolific organized crime group. We will leave no 18-wheeler unsearched until we have located the remaining Singhs."

He said nothing about how all these Singhs got into Canada, nor their present status. It may be that they are all on student visas, pursuing a higher education at the infamous Singh School of Truck Driving. (See WWW, passim.)

Walt notes that the presser was given by the very white Deputy Chief Marc Andrews. No doubt the Chief was otherwise engaged. His name is Nishan Duraiappah. He began his career with Halton Police after immigrating in December 1995, and has served in a variety of assignments including front line policing, specialized investigations and "Diversity and Community Relations" [sic].

Fasching season cancelled in Munich for fear of another Muslim attack

Tomorrow is Shrove Tuesday, the day before Lent, the Christian season of fasting and penance in preparation for Easter. In many nominally Christian countries, people mark the day before a season of sobriety with carnivals and other events of gaiety, costumes, bibulousness, fun and frolic. 

There's the famous carnival in Brazil and, of course, Mardi Gras down in the Big Easy. Pre-Lenten carnival celebrations are traditional in Germany too, where the carnival season goes by different names: Karneval, Fasching, and Fastnacht. While all three stem from the same pre-Lenten tradition, each region in Germany has its own customs.

Alas, there will be no Karneval, Fasching or Fastnacht in Munich, Germany, this year. Authorities have cancelled the traditional carnival celebrations following the Islamic terror attack on a demonstration in the city that left two dead and 39 injured. 

Officials in the Bavarian capital announced on 19 February that neither the "Nonsense Thursday" event, which was to be held on February 27th, nor the Shrove Tuesday celebration will take place this year. A third carnival event in the city's central pedestrian zone has also been cancelled. 

Need we tell you why? In a statement released six days after the horrific attack on a crowd of innocent people, city officials said they had not taken the decision lightly but "as a city family it is unimaginable for us to light-heartedly celebrate carnival after the attack and especially after the deaths of our colleague and her daughter." 

So the cancellation was an act of mourning, then? Noooo. Security concerns were the true reason. In recent months, Germany has seen an unprecedented spate of terrorist attacks by Muslim immigrants, "refugees" and asylum-seekers. 

On 23 August 2024, a Syrian immigrant allegedly killed three people and injured eight in a stabbing attack on a "Festival for Diversity" [sic] in Solingen, for which Islamic State claimed responsibility. 

On 20 December 2024, a Syrian immigrant rammed a vehicle into a Christmas market in Magdeburg, leaving six people dead and 300 injured.

This past January 22nd, an Afghan asylum-seeker stabbed a two-year-old child and a 41-year-old man to death in Aschaffenburg, where carnival parades have also been put on hold. 

The German people have noticed, as witness the spectacular rise of the Alternativ für Deutschland (AfD) in February's election. Commenting on the decision to cancel the Munich events, columnist Julian Reichelt pointed out the irony of a standard phrase uttered almost daily by German politicians over the past few years: "We will not let Islamists change our way of life."

To Angela Merkel, Fred Merz and the others who keep saying there's no problem with mass immigration, Walt says: Ist Ihnen nicht aufgefallen, dass sich Ihr Lebensstil bereits verändert hat? Und nicht zum Besseren.

Your Singhs today (Peel Region, ON) - "They're stealing our butter!"

Agent 3's attention was caught by this headline in the Toronto Sun: "SPREAD 'EM: Accused butter bandits toast after Peel cops bust slippery scheme". "Butter bandits"??!! What kind of people would steal butter? But it's Peel Region, where the majority of people are from south Asia, so let's see...

What follows is a lightly edited version of the report on the Peel Regional Police blotter:

Investigators from the 22 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) have arrested and charged six individuals in a theft investigation in Brampton. 

In December 2024, investigators became aware of a significant increase in theft of butter and ghee* from grocery stores within the Region of Peel, with losses of over $60,000 in stolen property in 2023. 

Project Flaherty [??? Did they think the perps were Irish?] was established to target and combat the increase in butter and ghee thefts. As a result, three individuals were charged with Possession of Property Obtained by Crime: Vishavjeet Singh, a 22-year-old man of no-fixed address; Sukmander Singh, a 23-year-old man from Brampton; Dalwal Singh Sidhu, a 28-year-old man from Brampton.

In addition, three individuals were arrested and charged with Theft Under $5000: Navdeep Chaudhary, a 22-year-old man from Brampton; Kamaldeep Singh, a 38-year-old man of no-fixed address; Harkerat Singh, a 25-year-old man of no-fixed address.

The six individuals will appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton at a later date. CIB continues to investigate these incidents, including which businesses are accepting these stolen products. Similar incidents have been reported across Ontario, including one in Brantford where suspects stole about $1200 [$840 in real money] worth of butter from a grocery store. 

The coppers didn't say anything about what all these Singhs got into Canada and what they're doing here when they're not stealing butter. Walt suspects that they are all students at the infamous Singh School of Truck Driving. Those with no fixed address likely live in their trucks as they cross and recross the World's Longest Undefended Border (TM) with loads of spreadables and "other stuff".

CTV News adds that Scott Tracey, a spokesperson Guelph Police Service, told them in November that there appears to be an online black market for butter. Good police work there, Scott! One "expert"  noted that that butter thefts would continue as long as the cost of living and food prices remained high. No shit, Sherlock!

*Ghee is a type of clarified butter, originating from the Indian subcontinent. It is commonly used for cooking, as a traditional medicine, and for Hindu religious rituals. You're welcome.

Your Singhs today (Canada's Most Unwanted)

This item was posted on Instagram almost six months ago. 

🚨 Maninder Singh Dhaliwal 🚨 

Wanted Canada wide is affiliated with the “BROTHERS KEEPERS” #BKGang organized crime group out of the Lower Mainland. RVMP [sic] refers to this group as the "DHALIWAL CRIME GROUP".

Edmonton Police Service Acting Inspector Dave Paton claimed that Gang Leader Dhaliwal has been orchestrating his extortion network from overseas and his whereabouts are unknown.

Today, the Canadian Broadcorping Castration reports that the elusive Sikh, accused of orchestrating a string of arsons connected to extortion cases targeting South Asian home builders in Edmonton AB, has been arrested overseas. 

The Edmonton Police Service said in a news release that Maninder Singh Dhaliwal was apprehended in the United Arab Emirates on separate charges in late 2024. An application has been filed to have him extradited to Alberta.

The cops investigated 40 related incidents, with the last one — an arson — occurring on 26 July 2024. According to the news release, "This investigation has been a massive effort on the part of EPS investigators, with never-before-seen complexities involving international co-ordination. We are very pleased to see it conclude with the request for the extradition of Dhaliwal." 

A Canada-wide warrant for Mr Dhaliwal was issued last July in connection with a rash of extortion incidents that destroyed new or under-construction homes and left the city's South Asian community on edge. It's the latest in an ongoing investigation known as Project Gaslight, a probe into incidents targeting business owners in Edmonton, alleged to have been carried out by a group of local individuals under direction from India. 

Police allege that Dhaliwal, 34, is responsible for orchestrating the crimes from abroad — recruiting people in Edmonton and paying them to deliver threats and light properties on fire when demands for money transfers went unmet. They were investigating 40 crimes related to the spree, including arsons, drive-by shootings and firearms incidents. 

So far, the investigation to date has already resulted in a string of arrests. Last summer, Mr Dhaliwal and six other Sikhs -- four young men, a 17-year-old boy and a 20-year-old woman -- believed to have been involved in the scheme, were arrested and charged. A total of 54 charges were laid against them including extortion, arson, intentionally discharging a firearm, break and enter, assault with a weapon, and charges linked to committing a crime for a criminal organization.

The Canadian justice system being supremely politically correct, Mr Dhaliwal was released on bail, but failed to show up for his first court date. Quelle surprise! It was then that police suspected he might have left the country. Now -- if the lack of an extradition treaty with the UAE doesn't get in the way -- he will be back in the Great No-longer-white North, to be further dealt with by the law as the Trudeau Liberals experience it.

Further reading: 

"Your Singhs today (news from Brampton ON)", WWW  13/1/25.

"[Sikh] who personally won all wars declines to run again as LPC candidate", Blazing Cat Fur, 22/1/25.

Your Singhs today (news from Brampton ON)

Walt is filled with foreboding. 2025 could be a year of momentous change, and I fear everyone may be affected. Yes, even us small fry who live in out-of-the-way places, try to keep our noses clean, and stay out of the crossfire.

I'm thinking in particular of one of our agents who, I fear, will finally have had enough with living in the Greater Toronto Area of Canuckistan. The following story, reprinted in full and unedited from the Peel Regional Police blotter, is for him.

Jan. 13, 2025. Investigators from the 21 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau have arrested numerous suspects in two shooting investigations that occurred at the same residence. 

On Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024, just before 2:00 a.m., a residence in the area of Mountainberry Road and Mountainash Road, Brampton, was shot at by two suspects. There were no physical injuries to any of the occupants of the residence. 

On Sunday, Dec. 1, 2024, investigators executed a search warrant at a Brampton residence, resulting in recovering a loaded firearm and ammunition, along with the arrest and charging of three Brampton men. Manpreet Singh, (27-year-old) and Dilpreet Singh, (23-year-old) have been charged with the following: Discharge Firearm with Intent, Fail to Comply with Release Order. Harshdeep Singh, (23-year-old) has been charged with the following: Discharge Firearm with Intent, Careless Storage of Firearm, Fail to Comply with Release Order. All three males were held pending a bail hearing. 

On Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025, at approximately 9:00 a.m., the same residence in the area of Mountainberry Road and Mountainash Road, Brampton, was again shot at by several other suspects. There were no physical injuries to any of the occupants of the residence. 

On Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025, investigators executed a search warrant at a Brampton residence, resulting in recovering another loaded firearm and ammunition, along with the arrest and charging of four men. Dharmpreet Singh (25-year-old), Manpartap Singh (27-year-old), Atamjit Singh (30-year-old) and Arvinderpal Singh (21-year-old) have all been charged with the following: Unauthorized Possession of Firearm, Knowledge of Unauthorized Possession of Firearm, Possession of a Prohibited Device Knowing its Possession is Unauthorized (X2), Possession of a Loaded Firearm, Occupant of Motor Vehicle Knowing there was Unauthorized Possession of a Weapon, Careless Storage of Firearm, Discharge Firearm in Reckless Manner. 

All four men were held for bail hearings. Investigators are asking anyone with information on these incidents to contact the 21 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau at 905-453-2121 extension 2133.

How many calls do you suppose the Peelers [Only old Brits will get that. Ed.] will get? 

Imagine the scene at the Metro West Detention Centre (read: gaol) when the turnkey comes to call a remand prisoner to go to court. "Singh!" Seven guys stand up. One of them says, "Lalalalala..." Another one says, "Oh my goodness golly. Which one?" 

Note: The Singh pictured above is not one of the Singhs mentioned in the police report.

Meanwhile, Emperor Trudeau II, who has not resigned yet, keeps repeating his mantra that "diversity is our strength." Diversity means different races and ethnicities all mixed together, doesn't it? Where's the diversity in Brampton, Ontario, Canucistan?

UPDATE on the NOLA massacre, from the Babylon Bee

Further to our report on an unpleasant incident in New Orleans, in which a former soldier, who may or may not have been a Muslim, and may or may not have been a member of ISIS, and may or may not have been a jihadi wanna bet, took out 15 innocent bystanders, we are pass on the news, gleaned from the Babylon Bee (where else!) that the "FBI Assures Nation It Will Put Its Most Diverse Agents On Terror Case".

Makes you feel safe and secure, doesn't it?

New poll shows more Canadians than Americans opposed to DEI hiring

The Association for Canadian Studies just released the results of a survey done for them by Leger Marketing. Surprise finding: A majority of Canadians say that employers should not take cultural or ethnic backgrounds into consideration when hiring.

According to the poll, 57% of Canadians disagree with the notion that equity should be a part of hiring. Jack Jedwab, President of the ACS, said, "The survey results point to some pushback on the issue of minority hiring in Canada and the United States." 

36% of Americans support affirmative action, while only 28% of the residents of Canuckistan support it. Leger didn't ask people why they were for or against equity hiring, but a visit to any Canadian government office... or any McD's in Toronto or Vancouver... will give you the answer.

Although diversity hiring is unpopular across all age groups, it's most unpopular, at 62%, among Canadians between the ages of 45 and 54. Even among supposedly liberal young Canucks (18 to 24 year-olds), 50% oppose hiring based on race and ethnicity. Men and women equally oppose such policies, with 57% against. 

The new poll disclosed some regional difference. In Québec, where the provincial government has attempted to prohibit the wearing of religious dress and symbols in some workplaces, the objection to equity hiring is most strongly held: 63% of Québécois disagree with it. 

In Alberta, 58% of respondents said background shouldn't be a consideration in hiring. The province's governing United Conservative Party now has policies that explicitly endorse the elimination of DEI hiring within the public service and Crown corporations.

In British Columbia, where 57% hold that view, while 55% of Ontarians polled agreed, as did 53% of residents of the prairie provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. There was no outright majority only in the Maritimes, where 50% opposed diversity hiring.

The latest opinion survey comes as DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion), has come under increased scrutiny in the business and political world. Last month, Walmart scrapped its diversity program, as did John Deere and Harley-Davidson.  

At the other end of the earth, the government of New Zealand is rethinking its promotion of DEI in its armed forces. Here's why.

Walt kids you now. That's a true story. Seems the lady (?) in command of the ship didn't have all that much experience at sea, and had the ship on autopilot. You won't find the part about the commander being a lesbian in the lickspittle media, but you can check out this thread on Reddit.

Back in the Excited States of America, America First Legal, a non-profit led by former members of the Trump administration, filed complaints with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleging that American, United and Southwest Airlines engage in "overtly discriminatory practices" in their diversity hiring and retention programmes.

The group pointed to the airline's focus on "expanding [its] Cadet Academy to ensure prospective pilots, particularly people of color and women, have access to the support needed to enter the profession." They also called out airline statements that it met "companywide diversity goals for any underrepresented positions," including "Black representation and retention."

America First Legal argues that such practices violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 because they are "based on the race or color of the individuals involved." Earlier this year, they made similar arguments in complaints to the EEOC against Southwest and United, which it accused of using unlawful quota systems to further DEI goals. What do you think? Do you feel safe flying the inclusive skies of United?

The backlash against DEI policies isn’t just external. In a 2021 Gartner survey, 42% of employees said they resented their employers' DEI efforts. And in a November 2022 online survey by ResumeBuilder.com and Pollfish, 52% of hiring managers who work for a company with a DEI initiative said they believed their company practices "reverse discrimination" in hiring. Nearly half said they'd been told to prioritize diversity over qualifications. Now we see how that worked out for the Royal New Zealand Navy.

Further reading:"10 ways to improve Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at your workplace", WWW 21/10/23.

Diversity -- Canada's strength (LOL)

The Region of Peel is part of the soi-disant Greater Toronto Area, the next municipality west of the Wormy Apple itself. Peel includes the cities of Brampton and Mississauga, where south Asians are the majority, with people of a darker persuasion second, and old stock Canadians (read: whites) lowest on the totem pole. 

Peel is also the home of the Singh School of Truck Driving, which admits 1000s of trainee drivers every year on student visas. Its graduates are responsible for a large part of the carnage caused by transport trucks on Canada's major highways, including the tragedy of 6 April 2018, in which 16 members of the Humboldt (SKI) Broncos hockey team were killed and 13 injured, when their bus struck a westbound semi-trailer truck that blew through a stop sign.

The semi was travelling at over 60 mph when its driver -- 29-year-old Jaskirat Singh Sidhu --  failed to yield at a flashing stop sign at the intersection of Highways 35 and 335. Three months later, the Mounties charged the driver with 16 counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death and 13 counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily injury, to which he pleaded builty in 2019. Mr Sidhu was sentenced to eight years in prison, after which he was to be deported to his native India.

Mr Sidhu, who his lawyers say should be allowed to remain in Canada for humanitarian reasons (!) is a Sikh. So are three of the five non-white people pictured above. Arrested this week by investigators with the Peel Police 21 Division Criminal Investigations Bureau.were Dupinderdeep Cheema, 36, from Brampton, Beant Dhillon, 51 from Brampton, Arundeep Thind, 39, Mustapha Alawiye, 32, from Mississauga, and Kymani Hassakourinas, 32, from Mississauga.

The five exemplars of the diversity which is Canada's strength (according to Prime Minister Blackie McBlackface) were arrested in connection with a series of “violent extortion incidents," which the cops say took place between December 2023 and May of this year. 

Police allege that the extortion incidents saw victims assaulted and threatened in Peel Region and elsewhere in the Greater Toronto Area. There have also been reports of firearms being discharged. The accused face a combined 14 offences in connection with the investigation. 

Peel police previously launched a task force in December into a number of extortion incidents targeting the South Asian business community, including one in which a suspect opened fire on a business in Brampton. It is not clear whether these arrests have any connection to the incidents that prompted the formation of the task force.

Deputy Chief Marc Andrews is handling the media on this one, since the Peel police chief, Nishan Duraiappah, was born in Sri Lanka and is therefore, errr, not the one you want to be at the podium to announce that "Peel Regional Police will continue working to disrupt and dismantle criminal groups that harm our communities.”

Further reading: "Happy Canada Day? Errr, maybe not", WWW 1/7/24.