Twenty-seven members of the Hell's Angels have pleaded guilty to murder, in Quebec, something that should be done in Ontario.
A total of nearly 150 members are on trial, which shows the reality of the "1%er" slogan, just another lie, to people who have no appreitation for telling the truth or honesty.
So where is the justice for the victims of brutal violence here in Ontario?
Are the police just too corrupt, to arrest gunmen walking around in broad daylight with semi auto-matic weapons, or to arrest the gang members responcible in the Hell's Angels?
How can democracy exist, when the country's own people have no rights and murderers walk free?
I'm not so much worried about the guns in the picture, as guessing the sexual orientation of the members in it. Leather pants? How are you supposed to "do a little turn on the cat-walk" with a shotgun, in leather pants?
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Friday, 25 October 2013
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Remaining Hell's Angels Swept Off the Streets
One hundred and eleven members of the Italian Mafia and the Hell's Angels were arrested in Operation Loquace in Quebec, after the 150 members of the Hell's Angels were already swept off the streets in the HA Biker Mega-trial. About 30 Hell's Angels had been released in the Mega-trial, I'm wondering how many of them are now back in custody thanks to this new mass arrest.
The release of the 30 Hell's Angels members was before one of the deciding Judges in the Mega-trial was found doing drug deals with the defendants, which by the way all major news sites took the report of that corruption down, the only one who kept an article about it is little ol' me.
The list of confiscated contraband gets interesting, 1,486 explosives? That's new to hear for me.
Quoting the the news report:
"A police news release says a total of $255,000 in cash, 6,000 pills, nine kilograms of cannabis, three kilograms of cocaine, 13 barrels of GBL (a solvent used in creating date rape drugs) and 35 vehicles were seized in today's operation.
Police also seized five residences with a total estimated value of $1.5 million.
Before today, police seized 153 kilograms of cocaine and 46,100 units of methamphetamines, along with 161 guns, 291 prohibited weapons, 1,486 explosives and 50 detonators in a sweep connected to the latest raids."
'Prohibited weapons' would be high powered assault rifles and machine guns to my knowledge.The source of the Hell's Angels' cocaine, a Mexican cartel, was dismantled as well.
26 of the investigated gangsters in Operation Loquace are still at large, but it seems they won't have too much of a stronghold in Quebec to operate in any more if they wanted to.
References:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-police-dismantle-massive-drug-network-1.1236172
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Saturday, 20 April 2013
Death of Christian/Brandon
In relation to the Hell's Angel Alias 'Santa', I've heard of a murder of a man named either Brandon or Christian, in Mississauga, as of 2006-2007. Height around 6'3, tan skin, brown eyes, black hair with a shaved hair cut, possibly arab or hispanic, adult male, maybe mid to late 20's, who 'botched a Hell's Angel's hit and told the attempted mark where the god of the hell's Angels lived as of 2006, Surrey BC, with a girlfriend and a daughter, most likely a Hell's Angel from East End Vancouver, so they killed Brandon. His death is confirmed by 2 sources, the one to make the call in the GTA, would be one Hell's Angel alias 'Santa', most likely operating out of Hamilton, or the GTA. I would say Brandon would be more likely hispanic, as he said he referred to him of as the 'Tony Montana of the hood', as well that he had 3 pistols with silencers in possession at home.
To find a close mugshot, I would say this is pretty close.
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Thursday, 18 April 2013
Canadian Law, Failure or Corruption?
31 Hell's Angels were released in Quebec, while 100 are still on trial, due to the Canadian justice system, 'not being able to handle it' apparently. The excuse was that they were only on trial for gangsterism and drug trafficking. So, if I commit either of those offenses (which I wouldn't), would you let me off because of all of the other trials going on in Canada? How does that differ? Why would you just release 31 dangerous criminals into the public, who are being convicted of drug trafficking and gangsterism? That is a threat to Canadian citizens, 150 people died at the hands of their organization, that's why they were on trial in the first place, and you're just going to let 31 dangerous criminals go?
I'm going to send a request to appeal the decision to the supreme court justice and Stephen Harper, I suggest you do the same. From what I've seen, apparently Stephen Harper is too busy slandering Justin Trudeau with videos that just make him look bad, instead of handling serious threats to the Canadian public, letting off several dangerous criminals back into the population. My letter is posted at the bottom of this post.
Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Robert Nicholson
mcu@justice.gc.ca
Current Prime Minister, Stephen Harper
http://www.pm.gc.ca/eng/contact.asp
http://montreal.ctvnews.ca/quebec-appeals-court-upholds-ruling-freeing-31-hells-angels-due-to-trial-delays-1.1234359
I'm going to send a request to appeal the decision to the supreme court justice and Stephen Harper, I suggest you do the same. From what I've seen, apparently Stephen Harper is too busy slandering Justin Trudeau with videos that just make him look bad, instead of handling serious threats to the Canadian public, letting off several dangerous criminals back into the population. My letter is posted at the bottom of this post.
Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Robert Nicholson
mcu@justice.gc.ca
Current Prime Minister, Stephen Harper
http://www.pm.gc.ca/eng/contact.asp
"I read that 31 Hells Angels were recently released, who were responsible for conspiracy in the murders of 150 people in the Quebec Biker War, due to that 'the Canadian justice system couldn't handle the trial'. If a regular citizen were to commit drug trafficking or conspiracy to gangsterism, they would not be let off, so why are members of a gang, who are gangster affiliated let go, when a regular citizen wouldn't be let go? There are many trials going on in Canada right now, how would that be any different than those affiliated to the Hells Angels? Could they not make separate cases and delegate new prosecution, like with anyone else who is a current offender in Canada? I know this must bother you too. Is there any way to urge and appeal to have them arrested and put back on trial? I feel as though releasing 31 dangerous gang members is a danger to the public and a danger to reestablishment of the Hell's Angels, which is a threat to Canadian citizens, in some cases with little protection.
Thank you for your time.
I keep a blog about the Hell's Angels, there is plenty of reason to see that having even one of them free is a threat to the public, with the many cases of homicide they are involved in. I've done some rough math and found that their "1%er" slogan, is actually around more 50-75% in America, with most likely 100% in conspiracy, as they all know what is going on around them.
http://montreal.ctvnews.ca/quebec-appeals-court-upholds-ruling-freeing-31-hells-angels-due-to-trial-delays-1.1234359
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