Project Skyfall reveals stunning success of DEI in Toronto

Canada's Little Apple -- the so-called Greater Toronto Area -- prides itself on being the most diverse conurbation in the Great No-longer-white North. People of the paler persuasion (read: white) are in the minority, large numbers of them having become "white flees" years ago. 

The GTA has now resolved itself into a number of ghettos: Sikhs in Brampton; blacks in North York and northern Etobicoke; Chinese in Markham and Richmond Hill; Muslims in Mississauga and Milton; as well as the traditional Jewish, Italian and Portuguese enclaves.

But people of various ethnicities and religions do come together for community projects such as home invasions, car theft, and mostly peaceful demonstrations. In York Region (the northern neighbour of the City of Toronto), investigators from the Police Hold Up Unit (HUU) have just announced the results of Project Skyfall, a year-long investigation into the area's problems with drugs, armed robberies and car theft.

17 people have been charged, three firearms recovered and more than $14 million of illegal drugs Let's have a look at those charged.

For some reason, the York Region coppers didn't post this on their police blotter page, so we've scraped it off a photo from the presser. It's a bit hard to read the names, so, as a public service, here they are. (Click here for a complete list of names and charges.)

Xian DONG, 41, Markham ON; Cheng KAN, 30, Pickering ON; Leslie ALLEN, 49, Pickering ON; Warrel MARTIN, 43, Brampton ON; Benny ZHANG, 45, Toronto ON; Xue Liang YU, 34, Markham ON; Irwin CHAN, 46, Markham ON; Ryan BARTON, 43, Brampton ON; Newton TREASURE, 34, Brampton ON; Shanell RIDGWELL, 33, Orangeville ON; Kemar BUCHANAN, 37, Brampton ON; Tingting ZHENG, 33, Toronto ON; Lorrin WOLFE, 33, Onion Lake SK; Ali MOHAMMED, 26, Toronto ON; Kesworth BASSARAGH, 32, Toronto ON; Jamie Lee TOOTOOSIS, 36, Onion Lake SK; and Elcee JIMMY, 35, Thunderchild First Nation SK.

You'll notice that these people have one thing in common... other than being members of a well-organized gang of criminals. "And what would that be?", we hear you ask. Just this: Not one of them is... wait for it... white. They are, without exception, BIPOCs -- Black, Indigenous & People of Colour. (No south Asians, though. They have their own group, the Alumni Association of the Singh School.of Truck Driving.)

As the Governor of the Great State of Canada used to say, "Diversity is our strength!" Canadian readers are invited to put their comments in the window which will open up when you click on the headline.

Footnote: The Canadian "justice" system being as woke as it is, several of the accused are already out on bail... again.

Further reading: "'Project Kraken' proves Greater Toronto a really multicultural city", WWW 29/6/19.

Canuck cops cover up terror attack outside Toronto

Agent 3 gave us this story yesterday but Ed. thought we should sit on it for 24 hours to see if the Canadian "authorities" would tell their people the whole truth, but they didn't, so we will!

Vaughan ON is a fast-growing bedroom community which sprawls along what was once good farmland to the north of Metropolitan Toronto. Apart from a third-rate theme park called "Canada's Wonderland" [not "Canada in Wonderland?" Ed.], it has the usual collection of ticky-tacky tract homes, strip malls and what have you. "What have you" includes a large population of immigrants and a minority of "old stock Canadians".

On Wednesday afternoon, a man walked into a bank branch in a strip mall in the Woodbridge area, just north of the boundary with Toronto, with a gun in his hand and, around his torso, a belt to which was fastened what appeared to be an explosive device of some kind. A serious armed robber, you might think, but nooooo....

Nasir Labib was standing in the doorway of his dental office at around 1300 Wednesday when a customer from the bank just across the plaza came looking for help. Dr Labib picks up the story. "She said there was a young guy inside the bank, had a gun in his hand and had a belt, I think with explosives. And he wasn't asking for money, he was asking for, I believe, a bag of drugs and to talk to Donald Trump by five o'clock or otherwise he's going to blow everybody away."

Dr Labib said the middle-aged woman was traumatized after coming face to face with the gunman, who then asked a customer to give him his cell phone so he could call police. Dr Labib again. "What the lady told me he made them sit down and tied their hands, but she wasn't tied. When I asked her, 'How did you run away?' she said, 'I wasn't tied and then he found out that my hands are free and he asked one of the tellers to tie my hands.' While the teller was doing that, the alarm went off. So her and the teller managed to run out from the fire exit and that's how we found her in front of the office here."

13 staff and customers were in the bank at the time of the incident. York Regional Police officers first on scene were able to get some of them out. The cops, including members of the emergency response unit -- that's what they call SWAT teams these days -- tried trying to negotiate with the suspect, while about 50 children from a daycare centre just a few doors down were escorted into Dr Labib's dental office.

Negotiations failed or at least broke down, so two York Region cops shot the suspect... fatally. And good for them, sez I. Now here's what we know about the deceased. He was a 25-year-old man who lived about 5 miles from the scene of the "incident". That's all the York Region PD would say. Their excuse for not naming the late perpetrator or saying anything about his ethnicity, religion or citizenship status was that the Ontario Special Investigations Unit was in charge of the case, investigating (of course) the conduct of the cops who shot the hostage-taker.

So we have a man armed with a gun and an explosive device entering a bank, not to rob it, but demanding to be put in touch with President Trump. (Some drugs too, please.) We also know that the RCMP were called in. In Ontario, the Mounties only get involved with things like, errr, threats to national security and, errr, terrorism. We also know that the so-called Greater Toronto Area is "home" to 1000s of "refugees", asylum-seekers and other migrants -- legal and illegal -- a large percentage of whom are followers of the Prophet. Mosques, halal butcheries and shawarma shops are springing up everywhere.

Can we then say with any degree of certainty that the attacker or hostage-taker was a "terrorist"? Certainly the lady who told her story to Dr Labib was terrified, as were the other hostages and innocent bystanders. OK, but was the perp an Islamic terrorist? Was he a "Mohammed"? None of those whose mission is "to serve and protect" (ha!) is saying. Perhaps they are constrained by M-103, a motion of the Canuck parliament intended to stop the spread of Islamophobia, by which they mean stopping anyone from saying anything negative about Muslims.

Fortunately for seekers of the truth, a reporter went to the suspect's home and got talking to a man outside of the house who identified himself as the 25-year-old's uncle. According to the uncle, the suspect was a young child when he came to Canada from Iran with his family. Walt will update this post as the truth leaks out. For now, that's all ye know and all ye need to know.

Police training VIDEO: How to peel a banana

Everybody knows that Canada is a frightfully peaceful [dull? boring? Ed.] country, except maybe for Toronto's Jane-Finch district. Oh...and Malvern and Regent Park and Scarberia and... [That's enough. Ed.] OK, well, York Region, north of Toronto must be peaceful as the local bobbies -- as Canadian police are called -- have enough time on their hands to produce instructional videos on such arcane (but important) subjects as the fine art of peeling bananas. Check this out.



Walt is not making this up. This video was sent out yesterday, along with a series of tweets, by the communications office of York Regional Police. Said their spokesthingy, "I would love to tell you that there was a ton of strategic planning, high-level thinking and the start of a month-long national campaign, but all of that would be untrue. We enjoy having fun with Twitter and today was no exception."

Constable Andy Pattenden told the Notional Pest that he got idea for a series of "instructional fruit videos" when he noticed another underemployed officer peeling a banana from the bottom up, rather than from the top down. "You see," he said, "us [sic] police officers are highly trained investigators and even the little things catch our attention. Instead of just leaving the observation alone, I decided to discuss the revolutionary method by which he accessed the fruit and it lead to plenty of discussion around the office."

Will there be more such interesting and informative productions? It is rumored that next up will be a video on how to eat a donut -- maple glazed, from Tim Horton's of course -- from the hole outwards. Stay tuned.

Footnote: Ontario cops are among the most highly-paid of that province's snivel servants. The government's "Sunshine List" (of those earning over C$100,000 per year -- $94,000 in real money) includes many "lowly" police constables. Agent 3 is checking to see if PC Pattenden is on the list, and says he will write a complaint to any cabinet minister who can read.