Arsonists have allegedly struck a parking lot full of RCMP vehicles in the same region of interior B.C. that has previously seen coordinated attacks on targets related to the Coastal GasLink pipeline.
Before dawn on Wednesday, multiple cars were set alight in the parking lot of the Sunshine Inn in Smithers, B.C. After firefighters extinguished the blaze, it was found to have destroyed eight vehicles, including four marked RCMP cruisers and a B.C. ambulance.
Canada’s civilian spy service assessed whether First Nations land rights activists who disrupt trains should be classed as a “terrorist threat” to national security alongside the likes of Al-Qaeda and ISIS, according to declassified documents.
But the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) eventually decided the label wouldn’t stick after probing the issue in secret, internal studies whose findings were shared with government officials in an unclassified March 2021 counterterror briefing.
Four RCMP cruisers and several government vehicles, including an ambulance, were burned in a hotel parking lot in Smithers, B.C., early Wednesday in what police are describing as a “targeted attack on emergency service vehicles.”
RCMP Cpl. Madonna Saunderson said eight vehicles were damaged or destroyed by fire outside the Sunshine Inn in the central B.C. town, which lies around 300 kilometres west of Prince George.
Photographs of the scene show a charred cruiser and pickup with RCMP markings.
In Smithers BC Unconfirmed story says 3 RCMP cars torched in a parking lot at the Sun Shine Inn… 3-4am last night (described in local posts as pipeline cops) We will all have to wait and see how this one plays out! pic.twitter.com/m29aUGpagi
— Elizabeth Mac Donald (@elizabethmac61) October 26, 2022
No doubt right wing extremists. I bet this disappears into the memory hole like the Coastal GasLink attack.
WAUKESHA, Wis. – A jury found Darrell Brooks guilty in the Waukesha Christmas parade attack that took place Nov. 21, 2021.
This, after a more than three-week trial that was, perhaps, unlike any other we’ve seen. Brooks was convicted of all six first-degree intentional homicide charges.
A Wisconsin man who is standing trial for allegedly plowing his SUV through a crowd at a Christmas parade in Waukesha killing six people was kicked out of court yet again for his erratic behavior.
Darrell Brooks, 40, is representing himself and has worked to disrupt his trial, was banned again on Monday to a separate courtroom where he was he proceeded to build a fort with boxes, shielding himself from the camera.
Over the course of his trial, Brooks has stripped his shirt off in court. He has complained that the prosecutors are ‘slick.’ He won’t let the judge get a word in. And he won’t even answer to his own name.
The influence of Critical Race Theory is apparent in the trial of Darrell Brooks for the automobile massacre of six innocent people and injury to 60-plus individuals at a parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin in November 2021. Additionally, we can see the influence of such disparate movements as feminism, deconstructionist philosophy, and nihilism. These varied influences have enveloped the trial with an Alice in Wonderland aura, where there is virtuous posturing but not sufficient rationality, dignity, professionalism, and seriousness in play.
“There’s always two sides to every story,” Brooks said as he opened his defense case on day 14 of the high-profile trial, the outlet said. “There’s only been one side told to this story.”
Brooks is charged with driving his red Ford Escape into the heart of the festive parade, leaving more than 60 people injured and six dead, according to police.
Not every story has two sides.
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee announced on Thursday that they would be calling a former top FBI official to testify before Congress to address claims that the Biden administration pressured agents to label cases as domestic extremism or a white supremacist threat even if they did not meet that criteria in order to match Joe Biden’s rhetoric.
Isn’t it interesting that the sudden focus on an imaginary surge in “white supremacism” & “domestic terrorism” coincided with the The Great Reset and its Green-Scam.
It happened simultaneously and most noticeably in the USA, Canada, Great Britain and Germany. It’s as if governments were attempting to criminalize their citizens in order to stamp out opposition to unpopular policy decisions like unfettered mass immigration or economically ruinous “green energy” initiatives.
The Trucker Convoy was portrayed as a NAZI Panzer division driving on Ottawa by Justin and his media. Just coincidence I’m sure.
Justin Trudeau, Canada’s charismatic young Prime Minister, seeks to cultivate a progressive image. The Wall Street Journal calls him “the world’s golden boy of liberal politics,” while lamenting that a corruption scandal tarnished his “rock-star popularity.” Much of his progressive façade, however, rests on an embrace of identity politics. And, as often happens when ethnic lobbies trump individuals, radicalism wins while the silent majority loses out.
A surviving member of the Milwaukee Dancing Grannies troupe slapped back at accused Waukesha parade killer Darrell Brooks when he asked if she saw him driving the SUV that barreled down the route killing six people.
Laura Thein took the stand on Thursday in a trial that has seen numerous delays due to Brooks’ outbursts and interruptions which have escalated since he decided to represent himself.
Brooks, 40, is accused of driving his car through the Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin on November 21, 2021, killing six people between the ages of eight and 81, and injuring more than 60 people.
The man who allegedly ploughed through the crowd at a Wisconsin Christmas parade, killing six people, apologized to the victims’ families and the court for his erratic behavior in the courtroom last week.
Darrell Brooks, 40, was thrown from the courtroom on Thursday after repeated interruptions, outbursts, and a spat with the judge – only to appear shirtless while livestreaming in from a sperate room.
But on Monday, a different Darrell Brooks appeared in court. This one had ditched the jailhouse orange and was fully dressed in a suit, with a a mask properly secured over his face, and kept a calm demeanor as he gave his apology, admitting: ‘I wasn’t raised that way.’
The man accused of fatally mowing down six parade-goers during the Waukesha Christmas parade in Wisconsin last year was tossed from court multiple times for a series of strange outbursts on Monday.
Darrel Brooks, 40, disrupted proceedings ahead of jury selection, forcing the judge to take numerous breaks and to eventually instruct him to participate from another room.
Brooks, who is representing himself, bizarrely interrupted Waukesha County Judge Jennifer Dorow, arguing he did not recognize her as a judge or the state of Wisconsin.
The man who allegedly plowed through a suburban Wisconsin Christmas parade, killing six people and injuring 62 others, has decided to be his own lawyer when his trial starts Monday.
Darrell Brooks is facing 77 charges for the Nov. 21, 2021, Waukesha Christmas parade rampage, including six counts of first-degree murder and 61 counts of felony reckless endangerment. He’s pleaded not guilty.
Each murder count comes with a mandatory life sentence. He’d originally been hit with 83 counts.
The man accused of killing six people at the Waukesha, Wisconsin Christmas parade last year was escorted out of court Friday after going on a tirade during a pretrial hearing.
Darrell Brooks, 39, went from sleeping at the defense table to yelling at Judge Jennifer Dorow and sheriff’s deputies Friday morning, according to footage published by WISN-TV.
“The threats we have observed, to date, underscore that DVEs [Domestic Violent Extremists] may view the 2022 midterm election as an additional flashpoint around which to escalate threats against perceived ideological opponents, including federal law enforcement personnel.”
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