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101-YEAR-OLD GREAT-GRANDMOTHER ARRESTED AS NDLEA INTERCEPTS COCAINE IN FUFU Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested a 101-year-old woman for alleged drug dealing, intercepted cocaine concealed in edible cassava flour popularly known as fufu, and seized consignments of illicit drugs worth over N4.4 billion in separate operations across the country. The centenarian, identified as Esther Ogunmabo, was arrested on August 15, 2026, at Ilisan, Ogun State, with 90 grammes of skunk, a strain of cannabis, which she reportedly admitted selling in retail quantities. She told operatives that she turned to drug dealing after her provisions shop was destroyed by fire, adding that one of her daughters based in Lagos supplied her with cannabis every four days. NDLEA Chairman, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), directed that she be granted bail and placed on counselling due to her advanced age, while her daughter was arrested. In Akwa Ibom, NDLEA operatives on August 21 intercepted a wooden boat conveying illicit drugs towards fishing settlements in Cameroon and arrested three suspects with 42.622kg of narcotics. The seizure included 42.06kg of skunk, 1.12kg of skunk, and 20 grammes of cocaine cleverly concealed inside a large wrap of edible cassava fufu, alongside 435 grammes of skunk. The Agency also recorded what it described as its first seizure of illicit drugs shipped from Thailand through the maritime corridor after intercepting two containers of cannabis indica, popularly known as Loud, at the Apapa and Lekki ports in Lagos. The Apapa container, declared to contain dry fish, rice, vehicle spare parts, turmeric soap and inverter batteries, contained 1,090.5kg of Thai Loud, while the Lekki container yielded 400kg. The combined street value of the consignments was put at over N4.4 billion. In the FCT, operatives intercepted three waybill packages containing 24,410 tramadol capsules inside a Hummer bus travelling from Enugu to Zuba on August 22. A follow-up operation in Niger State led to the arrest of the alleged owner, 28-year-old Sunday Eze, in Kontagora. In Ondo State, NDLEA operatives destroyed 10,000kg of skunk cultivated across four hectares at Ijare forest, Ifedore LGA, and separately recovered 210kg of skunk and a Toyota Camry at Ita-Ogbolu. Other operations led to the seizure of 1.325kg of methamphetamine and cannabis in Kwara; 4.68kg of assorted illicit drugs from a 65-year-old woman in Oyo; 73.3kg of skunk in Kano; 48kg of skunk from three family members near Seme in Lagos; and 14.4kg of Loud, 2.3kg of Colorado, tramadol and Rohypnol in Abia. The NDLEA also sustained its War Against Drug Abuse (WADA) sensitisation campaigns across schools, worship centres, workplaces and communities in several states. Marwa commended officers and men of the affected commands for the successful operations and urged them to sustain the Agency’s balanced approach to drug control through enforcement, prevention and public education.

101-YEAR-OLD GREAT-GRANDMOTHER ARRESTED AS NDLEA INTERCEPTS COCAINE IN FUFU Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested a 101-year-old woman for alleged drug dealing, intercepted cocaine concealed in edible cassava flour popularly known as fufu, and seized consignments of illicit drugs worth over N4.4 billion in separate operations across the country. The centenarian, identified as Esther Ogunmabo, was arrested on August 15, 2026, at Ilisan, Ogun State, with 90 grammes of skunk, a strain of cannabis, which she reportedly admitted selling in retail quantities. She told operatives that she turned to drug dealing after her provisions shop was destroyed by fire, adding that one of her daughters based in Lagos supplied her with cannabis every four days. NDLEA Chairman, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), directed that she be granted bail and placed on counselling due to her advanced age, while her daughter was arrested. In Akwa Ibom, NDLEA operatives on August 21 intercepted a wooden boat conveying illicit drugs towards fishing settlements in Cameroon and arrested three suspects with 42.622kg of narcotics. The seizure included 42.06kg of skunk, 1.12kg of skunk, and 20 grammes of cocaine cleverly concealed inside a large wrap of edible cassava fufu, alongside 435 grammes of skunk. The Agency also recorded what it described as its first seizure of illicit drugs shipped from Thailand through the maritime corridor after intercepting two containers of cannabis indica, popularly known as Loud, at the Apapa and Lekki ports in Lagos. The Apapa container, declared to contain dry fish, rice, vehicle spare parts, turmeric soap and inverter batteries, contained 1,090.5kg of Thai Loud, while the Lekki container yielded 400kg. The combined street value of the consignments was put at over N4.4 billion. In the FCT, operatives intercepted three waybill packages containing 24,410 tramadol capsules inside a Hummer bus travelling from Enugu to Zuba on August 22. A follow-up operation in Niger State led to the arrest of the alleged owner, 28-year-old Sunday Eze, in Kontagora. In Ondo State, NDLEA operatives destroyed 10,000kg of skunk cultivated across four hectares at Ijare forest, Ifedore LGA, and separately recovered 210kg of skunk and a Toyota Camry at Ita-Ogbolu. Other operations led to the seizure of 1.325kg of methamphetamine and cannabis in Kwara; 4.68kg of assorted illicit drugs from a 65-year-old woman in Oyo; 73.3kg of skunk in Kano; 48kg of skunk from three family members near Seme in Lagos; and 14.4kg of Loud, 2.3kg of Colorado, tramadol and Rohypnol in Abia. The NDLEA also sustained its War Against Drug Abuse (WADA) sensitisation campaigns across schools, worship centres, workplaces and communities in several states. Marwa commended officers and men of the affected commands for the successful operations and urged them to sustain the Agency’s balanced approach to drug control through enforcement, prevention and public education.

UNCLE DEJI™️

170,505 Aufrufe • vor 6 Tagen

Denver is totally lost to liberalism and it needs to be exposed. I had no idea it had gone to Hell so badly since the last time I was there, or else I would have had my camera ready from the get-go. Within one hour of being downtown, I watched two men shoot up drugs together on the sidewalk while two more men were totally unconscious on either side of them--laying in literal trash. A woman approached them and asked for a hit, and they told her to go down to the local center -- which is funded by the taxpayers and which gives narcotics (meth, crack, etc.) away for free--along with paraphernalia and instructions on how to use it to get high. I saw a man shitting in a garbage can. I saw a hobo walking around Broadway with a machete (but I couldn't bring my gun within city limits). I saw countless homeless people passed out in the grass, on sidewalks, and even one in the street. I was so shocked and disgusted by it all that we decided to leave Denver early. We felt literally dirty being there because of how infested the city is with debauchery, garbage, drugs, used needles on the ground, crime, etc. I've been to so many cities in my life and I've NEVER seen a city fall so far from grace as Denver, Colorado. It was heartbreaking, as this city used to be beautiful. But liberals, as usual, have infected something beautiful and destroyed it like a cancer. Oh, and LGBTQ festivals brought out the rainbow flags and half-naked dudes EVERYWHERE. We had planned to spend a few thousand dollars shopping for our kids, but we were told not to go to the mall because earlier that week, 300 teenagers had invaded the mall and started tons of fights and made the area unsafe. The police knew about it, but didn't stop it because they don't have enough cops to handle all the crime that the mayor Mike Johnston has allowed to fester in the city. Two days after we arrived, we found out the Denver Zoo had to close early because the teens had plans to take over the zoo, also. And again, the cops didn't have enough manpower to stop it. That week also in Denver, the mayor chose to have the cameras with license plate readers turned OFF -- to protect illegals from being caught. One of my followers told me that his brother's van was stolen out of his own driveway...and not found for five days. By then, it had shell casings all over the floorboards, drugs and paraphernalia, and was a total loss. But the mayor Johnston and Governor Jared Polis Jared Polis have decided tbat protecting illegals, drug addicts, and criminals is more important than providing a safe place to live for their people. We left early, and we will never return as long as Colorado is overrun with liberal cancer. I want to give a super special thanks to Do Better Denver for providing such substantial and exposing video of what's going on in Denver and letting me use some of her clips! Please give her a follow and show your support for someone trying to make a difference by exposing the truth!

Denver is totally lost to liberalism and it needs to be exposed. I had no idea it had gone to Hell so badly since the last time I was there, or else I would have had my camera ready from the get-go. Within one hour of being downtown, I watched two men shoot up drugs together on the sidewalk while two more men were totally unconscious on either side of them--laying in literal trash. A woman approached them and asked for a hit, and they told her to go down to the local center -- which is funded by the taxpayers and which gives narcotics (meth, crack, etc.) away for free--along with paraphernalia and instructions on how to use it to get high. I saw a man shitting in a garbage can. I saw a hobo walking around Broadway with a machete (but I couldn't bring my gun within city limits). I saw countless homeless people passed out in the grass, on sidewalks, and even one in the street. I was so shocked and disgusted by it all that we decided to leave Denver early. We felt literally dirty being there because of how infested the city is with debauchery, garbage, drugs, used needles on the ground, crime, etc. I've been to so many cities in my life and I've NEVER seen a city fall so far from grace as Denver, Colorado. It was heartbreaking, as this city used to be beautiful. But liberals, as usual, have infected something beautiful and destroyed it like a cancer. Oh, and LGBTQ festivals brought out the rainbow flags and half-naked dudes EVERYWHERE. We had planned to spend a few thousand dollars shopping for our kids, but we were told not to go to the mall because earlier that week, 300 teenagers had invaded the mall and started tons of fights and made the area unsafe. The police knew about it, but didn't stop it because they don't have enough cops to handle all the crime that the mayor Mike Johnston has allowed to fester in the city. Two days after we arrived, we found out the Denver Zoo had to close early because the teens had plans to take over the zoo, also. And again, the cops didn't have enough manpower to stop it. That week also in Denver, the mayor chose to have the cameras with license plate readers turned OFF -- to protect illegals from being caught. One of my followers told me that his brother's van was stolen out of his own driveway...and not found for five days. By then, it had shell casings all over the floorboards, drugs and paraphernalia, and was a total loss. But the mayor Johnston and Governor Jared Polis Jared Polis have decided tbat protecting illegals, drug addicts, and criminals is more important than providing a safe place to live for their people. We left early, and we will never return as long as Colorado is overrun with liberal cancer. I want to give a super special thanks to Do Better Denver for providing such substantial and exposing video of what's going on in Denver and letting me use some of her clips! Please give her a follow and show your support for someone trying to make a difference by exposing the truth!

MRS. MASSACRE

14,680 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

BREAKING: Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo has released the following video condemning Trump's tariffs and her plan for retaliation -- translated into English (subtitle translation is a bit rough). This comes after she released the following written explanation: "As Juarez said: Nothing by force; everything by reason and right. Between individuals, as between nations, respect for the rights of others is peace. We categorically reject the slander made by the White House against the Government of Mexico, accusing it of having alliances with criminal organizations, as well as any interventionist intentions in our territory. If there is any such alliance, it exists in U.S. gun shops that sell high-powered weapons to these criminal groups, as demonstrated by the U.S. Department of Justice in January of this year. Our government has seized more than 40 tons of drugs in four months, including 20 million doses of fentanyl. We have also arrested more than ten thousand people linked to these groups. If the U.S. government and its agencies want to address the serious fentanyl consumption problem in their country, they could, for example, combat the sale of narcotics on the streets of their major cities—something they do not do—as well as the money laundering generated by this illegal activity, which has caused significant harm to their population. They could also launch a massive campaign to prevent drug consumption and protect their youth, as we have done in Mexico. Drug consumption and distribution occur in their own country, and that is a public health problem they have not addressed. Moreover, the synthetic opioid epidemic in the United States originates from the indiscriminate prescription of these medications, authorized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as demonstrated by the legal case against a pharmaceutical company. Mexico does not seek confrontation. We believe in collaboration between neighboring countries. Mexico does not want fentanyl to reach the United States—or anywhere else. Therefore, if the United States truly wants to combat the criminal groups that traffic drugs and fuel violence, we must work together in a comprehensive manner, but always under the principles of shared responsibility, mutual trust, collaboration, and, above all, respect for sovereignty—which is non-negotiable. Coordination, yes; subordination, no. For this reason, I propose to President Trump that we establish a working group with our best security and public health teams. Tariffs will not solve these problems. Instead, we must talk and negotiate, just as we have in recent weeks with the U.S. State Department to address migration, always respecting human rights on our side. The graph that President Trump has been posting on his social media, showing a decline in migration, was created by my team, which has been in constant communication with his. I am instructing the Secretary of Economy to implement Plan B, which we have been preparing, including tariff and non-tariff measures to defend Mexico’s interests. Nothing by force; everything through reason and law."

BREAKING: Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo has released the following video condemning Trump's tariffs and her plan for retaliation -- translated into English (subtitle translation is a bit rough). This comes after she released the following written explanation: "As Juarez said: Nothing by force; everything by reason and right. Between individuals, as between nations, respect for the rights of others is peace. We categorically reject the slander made by the White House against the Government of Mexico, accusing it of having alliances with criminal organizations, as well as any interventionist intentions in our territory. If there is any such alliance, it exists in U.S. gun shops that sell high-powered weapons to these criminal groups, as demonstrated by the U.S. Department of Justice in January of this year. Our government has seized more than 40 tons of drugs in four months, including 20 million doses of fentanyl. We have also arrested more than ten thousand people linked to these groups. If the U.S. government and its agencies want to address the serious fentanyl consumption problem in their country, they could, for example, combat the sale of narcotics on the streets of their major cities—something they do not do—as well as the money laundering generated by this illegal activity, which has caused significant harm to their population. They could also launch a massive campaign to prevent drug consumption and protect their youth, as we have done in Mexico. Drug consumption and distribution occur in their own country, and that is a public health problem they have not addressed. Moreover, the synthetic opioid epidemic in the United States originates from the indiscriminate prescription of these medications, authorized by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as demonstrated by the legal case against a pharmaceutical company. Mexico does not seek confrontation. We believe in collaboration between neighboring countries. Mexico does not want fentanyl to reach the United States—or anywhere else. Therefore, if the United States truly wants to combat the criminal groups that traffic drugs and fuel violence, we must work together in a comprehensive manner, but always under the principles of shared responsibility, mutual trust, collaboration, and, above all, respect for sovereignty—which is non-negotiable. Coordination, yes; subordination, no. For this reason, I propose to President Trump that we establish a working group with our best security and public health teams. Tariffs will not solve these problems. Instead, we must talk and negotiate, just as we have in recent weeks with the U.S. State Department to address migration, always respecting human rights on our side. The graph that President Trump has been posting on his social media, showing a decline in migration, was created by my team, which has been in constant communication with his. I am instructing the Secretary of Economy to implement Plan B, which we have been preparing, including tariff and non-tariff measures to defend Mexico’s interests. Nothing by force; everything through reason and law."

Ed Krassenstein

3,943,685 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Stupendous achievements of the DMK government that should strike voters at the right time! Since the opposition parties are busy fighting with each other, I thought the onus is on an ordinary voter like me to list the achievements of the DMK government that I believe will create some kind of awareness. Below are some of the achievements of the DMK government over the past 5 years! 1. Blatant nepotism through elevation of Udhayanidhi 2. Abysmal financial management - State debt from 5+lakh crores in 2021 to 9+ lakh crores in 2026 3. Large scale corruption across all departments 4. TASMAC Scam 5. Cyanide in Government liquor 6. Ganjaa 7. Synthetic drugs 8. Monopoly of drinking water - Springs 9. Increasing crimes because of intoxication 10. Vengaivayal 11. Nanguneri 12. Marakkanam illicit liquor deaths (around 14) 13. Kallakurichi illicit liquor deaths (around 65) 14. Murder of the state president of a national party - Armstrong 15. Honour killings of Dalits - Kavin 16. Deteriorating law & order situation 17. Disaster mismanagement – Chennai floods 2023 18. Women safety becoming a laughing stock – lady cop molested in a DMK conference 19. Anna University scandal 20. EB charges with monthly meter reading not fulfilled 21. No gas subsidiary 22. Inflated property registration fee for no reason 23. Samsung protests 24. Metro DPR drama 25. Irrational & unwarranted dual with Centre affecting State's progress. Development & infra works are slowed 26. Protests from all corners – Nurses/Techers etc 27. Increasing Lock up deaths 28. Failed promise on reducing fuel and gas prices 29. Illogical car race that never made any difference to the common man 30. Killing Amma canteens 31. Air show deaths (5 civilians due to dehydration) 32. Sidelining honest and performing ministers – PTR 33. Sanatana Dharma eradication 34. Jaffar saddiq drug scandal 35. Attempt to open liquor shops in marriage halls and sports stadiums 36. NEET abolition drama 37. Atrocious illegal sand mining, supposedly to the tune of 60,000 crore declared by a drone study by IIT 38. Abuse of temple funds by HR&CE headed by Sekhar Babu and directing those funds to build colleges and marriage halls. 39. Crops worth several crores getting wasted 40. Abolition of TNPSC 41. Failure to appoint a full time DGP AKA Head of Police Force 42. Choking freedom of speech by witch-hunting critics – Savukku Shankar and, 43. Taking control of the film industry for "ALL" purposes possible! The current government is by far the worst Tamil Nadu has ever seen. Voters should bear this in mind when they exercise their right in May 2026. Udhayanidhi could become the CM if DMK wins again. Your future is in your hands. BTW – If I have missing any of DMK’s achievements, please let me know through your comments!

Stupendous achievements of the DMK government that should strike voters at the right time! Since the opposition parties are busy fighting with each other, I thought the onus is on an ordinary voter like me to list the achievements of the DMK government that I believe will create some kind of awareness. Below are some of the achievements of the DMK government over the past 5 years! 1. Blatant nepotism through elevation of Udhayanidhi 2. Abysmal financial management - State debt from 5+lakh crores in 2021 to 9+ lakh crores in 2026 3. Large scale corruption across all departments 4. TASMAC Scam 5. Cyanide in Government liquor 6. Ganjaa 7. Synthetic drugs 8. Monopoly of drinking water - Springs 9. Increasing crimes because of intoxication 10. Vengaivayal 11. Nanguneri 12. Marakkanam illicit liquor deaths (around 14) 13. Kallakurichi illicit liquor deaths (around 65) 14. Murder of the state president of a national party - Armstrong 15. Honour killings of Dalits - Kavin 16. Deteriorating law & order situation 17. Disaster mismanagement – Chennai floods 2023 18. Women safety becoming a laughing stock – lady cop molested in a DMK conference 19. Anna University scandal 20. EB charges with monthly meter reading not fulfilled 21. No gas subsidiary 22. Inflated property registration fee for no reason 23. Samsung protests 24. Metro DPR drama 25. Irrational & unwarranted dual with Centre affecting State's progress. Development & infra works are slowed 26. Protests from all corners – Nurses/Techers etc 27. Increasing Lock up deaths 28. Failed promise on reducing fuel and gas prices 29. Illogical car race that never made any difference to the common man 30. Killing Amma canteens 31. Air show deaths (5 civilians due to dehydration) 32. Sidelining honest and performing ministers – PTR 33. Sanatana Dharma eradication 34. Jaffar saddiq drug scandal 35. Attempt to open liquor shops in marriage halls and sports stadiums 36. NEET abolition drama 37. Atrocious illegal sand mining, supposedly to the tune of 60,000 crore declared by a drone study by IIT 38. Abuse of temple funds by HR&CE headed by Sekhar Babu and directing those funds to build colleges and marriage halls. 39. Crops worth several crores getting wasted 40. Abolition of TNPSC 41. Failure to appoint a full time DGP AKA Head of Police Force 42. Choking freedom of speech by witch-hunting critics – Savukku Shankar and, 43. Taking control of the film industry for "ALL" purposes possible! The current government is by far the worst Tamil Nadu has ever seen. Voters should bear this in mind when they exercise their right in May 2026. Udhayanidhi could become the CM if DMK wins again. Your future is in your hands. BTW – If I have missing any of DMK’s achievements, please let me know through your comments!

Dr. Praveen Vijaykumar

57,221 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

What is Ottawa hiding? Fentanyl czar’s key recommendation REDACTED The justification for the redaction is that it would “injure” international relations, while dozens of Canadians overdose every day. A government memo sent to Canada’s fentanyl czar, Kevin Brosseau, shows the massive toll of the drug crisis plaguing cities and streets across the country. There have been over 50,000 opioid deaths – 74% of which involved fentanyl – in a six-year span. Despite the mounting deaths, Ottawa has opted to censor the second major takeaway under a ‘national security’ excuse. The memo pegs official estimates at nearly two dozen fentanyl deaths every single day, as domestic labs and fentanyl precursor chemicals continue to flood Canadian streets. A transmittal note sent to Brosseau from Gerald Peetz in the Office of the Commissioner of the Fight Against Fentanyl includes Brosseau’s own April 2025 “What We Heard” report, which openly acknowledges the Trump administration’s readiness to impose broad tariffs on Canadian imports over the flow of contraband like fentanyl. This is something we now grapple with the harsh reality of as 50% tariffs hit key industry sectors like auto, steel, lumber, and more. Brosseau insists the volume of illicit drugs moving from Canada into the United States is “negligible” — and that far more narcotics flow the other way. Regardless, Canada has been warned for nearly two years that tariffs would follow if this mess was not cleaned up. So, while the report recycles familiar talking points: deeper collaboration with the U.S., China as a major precursor source, rising domestic production, stronger laws, better data sharing, and a balanced supply-and-demand approach, it also leaves a lot behind closed doors. Brosseau’s second key takeaway is completely blacked out. It begins, “We must...” — then, nothing. The exemption cited is section 15.1 of the Access to Information Act, allowing officials to withhold information if its release could reasonably be expected to injure the conduct of international affairs, the defence of Canada, or any allied state. Canadian officials claim to be fighting fentanyl and calling for action, yet decide full transparency on that second recommendation risks harming relations with... the United States? That’s unlikely, and the document itself suggests why. It repeatedly emphasizes the shared threats facing the U.S. and Canada, including joint strike forces and the need for deeper collaboration. Yet when it comes to the chemical precursors that organized crime turns into poison in Canadian labs — particularly in the West — the trail leads primarily to China and, to a lesser extent, India. Brosseau has publicly floated collaboration with China while carefully stressing that this is not an indictment of the Chinese government, but of certain chemical companies. When the czar’s own second major assessment is redacted under the international-relations exemption, the obvious question is: what exactly has been withheld? Is the recommendation more aggressive pressure on Beijing? Naming the companies involved? Demanding meaningful enforcement? Or exposing ongoing diversion that Ottawa would rather soft-pedal while it pursues broader trade ties? If the report’s most consequential findings are hidden where Canada’s relationship with China becomes politically sensitive, then what is Ottawa unwilling to confront? This is the same Liberal government that appointed the czar after U.S. pressure and tariff threats, announced a $1.3 billion plan, tabled controversial bills, and continues to assure that Canada is a "trusted partner". There has been some progress with overdose numbers down in some places, super-labs disrupted, and precursors seized. But the death toll continues to rise, and in other places like Edmonton, roughly 80% of 911 calls are overdose related. Frontline police told the czar team what bureaucracy often misses: criminals adapt faster than the bureaucracy. Trafficking, money laundering and organized-crime investigations are complex and resource-intensive, while cross-border data barriers and Canada’s lagging judiciary make turning intelligence into convictions even harder. Meanwhile, precursors keep flowing, domestic labs keep appearing, and people keep dying. If recommendations that could force harder choices are redacted to protect an international relationship, Canadians deserve to know what they say. This kind of secrecy does not protect the people dying on our streets, it protects the status quo.

What is Ottawa hiding? Fentanyl czar’s key recommendation REDACTED The justification for the redaction is that it would “injure” international relations, while dozens of Canadians overdose every day. A government memo sent to Canada’s fentanyl czar, Kevin Brosseau, shows the massive toll of the drug crisis plaguing cities and streets across the country. There have been over 50,000 opioid deaths – 74% of which involved fentanyl – in a six-year span. Despite the mounting deaths, Ottawa has opted to censor the second major takeaway under a ‘national security’ excuse. The memo pegs official estimates at nearly two dozen fentanyl deaths every single day, as domestic labs and fentanyl precursor chemicals continue to flood Canadian streets. A transmittal note sent to Brosseau from Gerald Peetz in the Office of the Commissioner of the Fight Against Fentanyl includes Brosseau’s own April 2025 “What We Heard” report, which openly acknowledges the Trump administration’s readiness to impose broad tariffs on Canadian imports over the flow of contraband like fentanyl. This is something we now grapple with the harsh reality of as 50% tariffs hit key industry sectors like auto, steel, lumber, and more. Brosseau insists the volume of illicit drugs moving from Canada into the United States is “negligible” — and that far more narcotics flow the other way. Regardless, Canada has been warned for nearly two years that tariffs would follow if this mess was not cleaned up. So, while the report recycles familiar talking points: deeper collaboration with the U.S., China as a major precursor source, rising domestic production, stronger laws, better data sharing, and a balanced supply-and-demand approach, it also leaves a lot behind closed doors. Brosseau’s second key takeaway is completely blacked out. It begins, “We must...” — then, nothing. The exemption cited is section 15.1 of the Access to Information Act, allowing officials to withhold information if its release could reasonably be expected to injure the conduct of international affairs, the defence of Canada, or any allied state. Canadian officials claim to be fighting fentanyl and calling for action, yet decide full transparency on that second recommendation risks harming relations with... the United States? That’s unlikely, and the document itself suggests why. It repeatedly emphasizes the shared threats facing the U.S. and Canada, including joint strike forces and the need for deeper collaboration. Yet when it comes to the chemical precursors that organized crime turns into poison in Canadian labs — particularly in the West — the trail leads primarily to China and, to a lesser extent, India. Brosseau has publicly floated collaboration with China while carefully stressing that this is not an indictment of the Chinese government, but of certain chemical companies. When the czar’s own second major assessment is redacted under the international-relations exemption, the obvious question is: what exactly has been withheld? Is the recommendation more aggressive pressure on Beijing? Naming the companies involved? Demanding meaningful enforcement? Or exposing ongoing diversion that Ottawa would rather soft-pedal while it pursues broader trade ties? If the report’s most consequential findings are hidden where Canada’s relationship with China becomes politically sensitive, then what is Ottawa unwilling to confront? This is the same Liberal government that appointed the czar after U.S. pressure and tariff threats, announced a $1.3 billion plan, tabled controversial bills, and continues to assure that Canada is a "trusted partner". There has been some progress with overdose numbers down in some places, super-labs disrupted, and precursors seized. But the death toll continues to rise, and in other places like Edmonton, roughly 80% of 911 calls are overdose related. Frontline police told the czar team what bureaucracy often misses: criminals adapt faster than the bureaucracy. Trafficking, money laundering and organized-crime investigations are complex and resource-intensive, while cross-border data barriers and Canada’s lagging judiciary make turning intelligence into convictions even harder. Meanwhile, precursors keep flowing, domestic labs keep appearing, and people keep dying. If recommendations that could force harder choices are redacted to protect an international relationship, Canadians deserve to know what they say. This kind of secrecy does not protect the people dying on our streets, it protects the status quo.

Rebel News

19,341 Aufrufe • vor 1 Tag

1.7 MILLION BALLOT IMAGES DESTROYED in the GEORGIA 2020 Election. DOMINION 2020 Stolen Election Report details significant findings drawn from court admissions, forensic reports, sworn affidavits, federal EAVS data, and a state-commissioned Office of Special Counsel. 1.) Fulton County, GA, the county admitted in federal court that the majority of in-person ballot images from the 2020 machine count were not preserved. Statewide, roughly 1.7 million ballot images were destroyed and 132,286 of 148,318 absentee-ballot cryptographic authentication files were deleted, erasing the ability to prove that any surviving image is unaltered. 2.) Fulton County, GA, 17,852 recount votes have no corresponding ballot image; 20,713 ballots came from tabulators with no provenance; 3,930 ballots were scanned and counted more than once. Georgia's certified presidential margin was 12,670 votes. Dr. Philip Stark of UC Berkeley, the inventor of risk-limiting audits, concluded on the record that Georgia’s results cannot be validated. 3.) Maricopa County, AZ, 263,139 ballot images were corrupt and 21,273 were missing; up to ten non-compliant paper stocks drove an 11.2% adjudication rate, roughly ten times the 2016 baseline. Box manifests delivered to auditors did not match the ballots inside, with duplicates commingled with originals and a documented case of UOCAVA ballots counted more than once. 4.) Detroit, MI, tens of thousands of ballots arrived at the TCF Center at roughly 3:30 AM with no chain-of-custody documentation. A Speckin Forensics sample found up to 20% of absentee ballots lacked the legally required application, the document that authorizes issuance and ties a ballot to a specific registered voter. 5.) Delaware County, PA, sworn testimony that named officials physically tore machine tapes and return sheets into pieces and placed them in the trash. One official reportedly saying the data had "no audit value" because it "wouldn't match the election results." 6.) Pennsylvania statewide, 440,781 mail ballots are classified in federal EAVS data as "status unknown." The state has no record of whether they were delivered, returned, counted, rejected, or disposed of. The certified margin was 81,660 votes. The unaccounted-for volume exceeds the margin by more than 5:1. 7.) Milwaukee, WI, a USB drive holding absentee voter data for more than 120,000 votes briefly lost chain of custody on election night. This happened during the same window as an unexplained 143,379-vote batch upload reported at 3:26 AM. The drive's write metadata has not been forensically examined. 8.) In Wisconsin, a Dominion reseller is alleged to have retained physical Wisconsin ballots at a facility in Minnesota without governmental authorization. They also refused to comply with Office of Special Counsel subpoenas. In Green Bay, a private non-government actor controlled the tabulators, the ballots, and a hidden Wi-Fi access point at the central count facility. 9.) Fulton County, GA, 35 tabulator memory cards were swapped mid-election with no chain-of-custody documentation, and closing tapes were printed on surrogate machines rather than the actual scanners. Dominion Voting Systems personnel, not government officials, were in operational control of voting systems in nearly every Georgia county during the election period. 10.) Industry-wide design feature, scanners use a documented "color dropout" function that deletes red-ink markings such as "TEST" or "VOID" from the digital ballot image. In the 2021 New York City mayoral primary, 135,000 test ballots were accidentally included in preliminary results, demonstrating that a test ballot and a cast ballot become indistinguishable in the digital record of record. The standard reassurance after any contested election is some version of "the paper is the ground truth, just look at the ballots." The record on Ballot Integrity across Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin describes what happens when someone actually tries. In Maricopa, 263,139 ballot images were corrupt and 21,273 were missing, paper stock did not match the certified specification, and box manifests delivered to auditors did not match the ballots inside. In Fulton County, Georgia, the county itself admitted in federal court that the majority of in-person ballot images from the 2020 machine count were not preserved, statewide, roughly 1.7 million ballot images were destroyed along with the cryptographic hashes that would have let anyone prove the survivors were unaltered. In Detroit, tens of thousands of ballots arrived at the counting center at 3:30 AM with no chain of custody, and a fifth of sampled absentee ballots lacked the legally required application. In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, an eyewitness testified that a named official tore machine tapes and return sheets into pieces and threw them in the trash; statewide, 440,781 Pennsylvania mail ballots are carried on federal EAVS data as "status unknown," more than five times the certified margin. In Wisconsin, a USB drive holding more than 120,000 absentee votes briefly went missing during active counting, ballots are alleged to be retained by a private vendor across state lines, and in Green Bay a non-government actor controlled the tabulators through a hidden Wi-Fi access point at the central count facility. Taken together, the record describes a ballot corpus that, in the places that decided the election, cannot be independently verified, because the paper was commingled, the images were destroyed, the hashes were deleted, the custody was broken, and in several jurisdictions the people with physical control of the ballots were not government officials. What the record shows is not a dispute about specific votes; it is a dispute about whether the votes can be looked at. A ballot without an application has no legal origin. A ballot image without its hash cannot be authenticated. A recount vote with no corresponding image has no paper behind it. A batch of ballots from a tabulator with no provenance cannot be traced to any polling place. A USB drive that briefly went missing on election night cannot be excluded as a write event without metadata forensics that have not been performed. A mail ballot classified "status unknown" in federal survey data is neither counted nor rejected, it is simply gone. Ballots in the custody of a private vendor across a state line or controlled by a non-government actor through a hidden Wi-Fi access point, have passed out of the chain of lawful custody entirely. Across the five states that decided one election, these facts describe a ballot corpus that has been rendered unverifiable, and a verification mantra that stops working the moment the paper, the images, the hashes, and the custody records are simultaneously gone.

1.7 MILLION BALLOT IMAGES DESTROYED in the GEORGIA 2020 Election. DOMINION 2020 Stolen Election Report details significant findings drawn from court admissions, forensic reports, sworn affidavits, federal EAVS data, and a state-commissioned Office of Special Counsel. 1.) Fulton County, GA, the county admitted in federal court that the majority of in-person ballot images from the 2020 machine count were not preserved. Statewide, roughly 1.7 million ballot images were destroyed and 132,286 of 148,318 absentee-ballot cryptographic authentication files were deleted, erasing the ability to prove that any surviving image is unaltered. 2.) Fulton County, GA, 17,852 recount votes have no corresponding ballot image; 20,713 ballots came from tabulators with no provenance; 3,930 ballots were scanned and counted more than once. Georgia's certified presidential margin was 12,670 votes. Dr. Philip Stark of UC Berkeley, the inventor of risk-limiting audits, concluded on the record that Georgia’s results cannot be validated. 3.) Maricopa County, AZ, 263,139 ballot images were corrupt and 21,273 were missing; up to ten non-compliant paper stocks drove an 11.2% adjudication rate, roughly ten times the 2016 baseline. Box manifests delivered to auditors did not match the ballots inside, with duplicates commingled with originals and a documented case of UOCAVA ballots counted more than once. 4.) Detroit, MI, tens of thousands of ballots arrived at the TCF Center at roughly 3:30 AM with no chain-of-custody documentation. A Speckin Forensics sample found up to 20% of absentee ballots lacked the legally required application, the document that authorizes issuance and ties a ballot to a specific registered voter. 5.) Delaware County, PA, sworn testimony that named officials physically tore machine tapes and return sheets into pieces and placed them in the trash. One official reportedly saying the data had "no audit value" because it "wouldn't match the election results." 6.) Pennsylvania statewide, 440,781 mail ballots are classified in federal EAVS data as "status unknown." The state has no record of whether they were delivered, returned, counted, rejected, or disposed of. The certified margin was 81,660 votes. The unaccounted-for volume exceeds the margin by more than 5:1. 7.) Milwaukee, WI, a USB drive holding absentee voter data for more than 120,000 votes briefly lost chain of custody on election night. This happened during the same window as an unexplained 143,379-vote batch upload reported at 3:26 AM. The drive's write metadata has not been forensically examined. 8.) In Wisconsin, a Dominion reseller is alleged to have retained physical Wisconsin ballots at a facility in Minnesota without governmental authorization. They also refused to comply with Office of Special Counsel subpoenas. In Green Bay, a private non-government actor controlled the tabulators, the ballots, and a hidden Wi-Fi access point at the central count facility. 9.) Fulton County, GA, 35 tabulator memory cards were swapped mid-election with no chain-of-custody documentation, and closing tapes were printed on surrogate machines rather than the actual scanners. Dominion Voting Systems personnel, not government officials, were in operational control of voting systems in nearly every Georgia county during the election period. 10.) Industry-wide design feature, scanners use a documented "color dropout" function that deletes red-ink markings such as "TEST" or "VOID" from the digital ballot image. In the 2021 New York City mayoral primary, 135,000 test ballots were accidentally included in preliminary results, demonstrating that a test ballot and a cast ballot become indistinguishable in the digital record of record. The standard reassurance after any contested election is some version of "the paper is the ground truth, just look at the ballots." The record on Ballot Integrity across Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin describes what happens when someone actually tries. In Maricopa, 263,139 ballot images were corrupt and 21,273 were missing, paper stock did not match the certified specification, and box manifests delivered to auditors did not match the ballots inside. In Fulton County, Georgia, the county itself admitted in federal court that the majority of in-person ballot images from the 2020 machine count were not preserved, statewide, roughly 1.7 million ballot images were destroyed along with the cryptographic hashes that would have let anyone prove the survivors were unaltered. In Detroit, tens of thousands of ballots arrived at the counting center at 3:30 AM with no chain of custody, and a fifth of sampled absentee ballots lacked the legally required application. In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, an eyewitness testified that a named official tore machine tapes and return sheets into pieces and threw them in the trash; statewide, 440,781 Pennsylvania mail ballots are carried on federal EAVS data as "status unknown," more than five times the certified margin. In Wisconsin, a USB drive holding more than 120,000 absentee votes briefly went missing during active counting, ballots are alleged to be retained by a private vendor across state lines, and in Green Bay a non-government actor controlled the tabulators through a hidden Wi-Fi access point at the central count facility. Taken together, the record describes a ballot corpus that, in the places that decided the election, cannot be independently verified, because the paper was commingled, the images were destroyed, the hashes were deleted, the custody was broken, and in several jurisdictions the people with physical control of the ballots were not government officials. What the record shows is not a dispute about specific votes; it is a dispute about whether the votes can be looked at. A ballot without an application has no legal origin. A ballot image without its hash cannot be authenticated. A recount vote with no corresponding image has no paper behind it. A batch of ballots from a tabulator with no provenance cannot be traced to any polling place. A USB drive that briefly went missing on election night cannot be excluded as a write event without metadata forensics that have not been performed. A mail ballot classified "status unknown" in federal survey data is neither counted nor rejected, it is simply gone. Ballots in the custody of a private vendor across a state line or controlled by a non-government actor through a hidden Wi-Fi access point, have passed out of the chain of lawful custody entirely. Across the five states that decided one election, these facts describe a ballot corpus that has been rendered unverifiable, and a verification mantra that stops working the moment the paper, the images, the hashes, and the custody records are simultaneously gone.

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