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Why do I have this sinking feeling that this kind of one-man jihadi action will be seen again and again?
Thank you dear Government for importing religion-crazed Muslims and letting them and their way of life radicalize Christian Canadians to convert to satanic rites;
Thank you dear Government for not stopping imams from visiting prisons even though you know fully well they go to those dens for the sole purpose of converting the feeble-minded to their depraved creed;
Thank you dear Government for not introducing a law making it illegal for Muslim prayers in the streets of Canada;
Thank you dear Government for not introducing a law making it illegal to wear full burqas in our streets;
etc.etc.etc.
Keep pampering Muslims, dear Government .... it's sure to work in getting many more non-Muslim Canadians killed. The more non-Muslims killed, the quicker Canada can be caliphated, right dear Government? That must be your goal, eh dear Government .... otherwise why would you not impose laws to keep non-Muslims safe?
From CBC:
Soldier struck by Martin Rouleau in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., hit and run dies
Martin Rouleau's Facebook page shows increasingly radicalized beliefs, behaviour
One of two soldiers wounded in a hit and run involving a "radicalized" 25-year-old man in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., has died, provincial police say.
Martin Rouleau, the 25-year-old suspect, was fatally shot on Monday after hitting two soldiers in a parking lot in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, a city about 40 kilometres southeast of Montreal.
The family of the soldier who died asked that his name not be released.
Police do not fear for the second soldier's life......
......The RCMP said they suspected he had become radicalized after converting to Islam about a year ago.
"This individual was known to federal authorities, including our integrated national security investigations team in Montreal, who along with other authorities were concerned that he had become radicalized," the RCMP said in a statement Monday evening......
Going by the polls, I think it will be a "No" .... but one can never tell. Even if it's a "No" the powers-that-be in London, from now on, will be extra careful in their dealings with Scotland to ensure that they are kept happy.... just like the Canadian govt. does here with Quebec.
The upcoming referendum in Scotland is making many in Canada think of the time Quebec wanted to separate from Canada.
Nick Bryant writing at BBC:
Quebec has voted twice against independence, but the question has never been settled or gone away.
On a recent summer's evening, along streets lined with onlookers waving the blue and white Fleur-de-lis flag rather than the Canadian maple leaf, a parade was staged in Quebec City retelling the story of the settlement of New France........
.........However, although the province has the feel of a nation within a nation, voters here have twice decided against independence. In English-speaking North America, it thus remains an anomaly but not a country.
The first referendum in 1980 produced a lopsided result, with 59% voting to remain part of Canada and 40% voting to follow a secessionist path.
A second referendum in 1995 produced a photo-finish, 50%-49%, but the federalists still edged out the "sovereignists", as they are called here. The closeness of the result intensified the anguish of their defeat........
.......Sociological and demographic trends are also working against the separatists. For younger Quebecers, independence, it seems, is not a front-tier issue. A recent poll suggested 69% of 18-to-24-year-olds would vote "No".
More outward-looking as a generation than their parents and grandparents, many young Quebecers look upon themselves as global citizens, as well as Canadians and Quebecers. Their primary concerns are more everyday - getting decent jobs and buying their own homes..........
Shameless!
I keep wondering if the Canadian government will do the same to the citizens of Quebec when they finally decide to make Quebec into a country.
I am also wondering if Malaysian Airlines would have still continued flying over the conflict region if the MSM had not thrown a blanket on the civil war happening in Ukraine. Many of the world's countries pick up news from the main news outlets of the West and if the media in the West was doing its duty to give the news as is their mandate, more people around the world, including Malaysia Airlines would have known to give that particular airspace a wide berth. IMO, the MSM is partly to blame for the deaths of almost 300 passengers of the Malaysia MH17 flight.
From AP via Yahoo:
Airstrike in eastern Ukraine kills 11 civilians.
An airstrike in eastern Ukraine sent an apartment building crumpling to the ground Tuesday, killing at least 11 people and adding to the steadily mounting civilian death toll from the fighting between government forces and pro-Russian insurgents.
Rebels pinned the attack on the Ukrainian air force. The government swiftly denied blame but was not immediately able to offer an alternative explanation.
The bombing in the rebel-held town of Snizhne demonstrated how airstrikes and heavy rocket fire are becoming increasingly common as the conflict drags into its fourth month. The attack comes one day after a Ukrainian military transport plane was shot down in disputed circumstances.
The devastation in Snizhne bore signs of a strike by several missiles and left only a mountain of smoking debris. The four-story apartment block appeared to have been hit in two separate spots, causing the collapse of several tiers. A nearby house was also destroyed.
Resident Igor Chernetsov lost his wife in the attack. "I heard an explosion, and suddenly I was thrown out of the apartment, out of the fourth floor," said Chernetsov, his head swathed in a bandage. "I woke up covered in dust and had no idea what had happened."
Health officials in the Donetsk region, which includes Snizhne, provided the number of dead. Rescue workers pulled a small child with broken legs alive from the rubble as grieving residents sifted for belongings. An Associated Press reporter counted six large impact craters.
Dmitry Tymchuk, a military analyst who coordinates closely with Ukraine's Defense Ministry, said that since rebels are unlikely to have any planes capable of conducting the bombing, there could only be one explanation.
"Only Russian aviation could have performed the airstrike on Snizhne," he wrote on his Facebook account.
The Defense Ministry stopped short of that claim but insisted the bombing could not have been carried out by the air force as none of its planes were on sorties at the time of the strike.
Security Council spokesman Andrei Lysenko called the incident a "cynical and bloody provocation" aimed at discrediting the armed forces.
Sergei, a rebel commander at the scene who declined to give his surname, said locals bore witness to Ukrainian involvement.
"Many local citizens saw the plane that dropped the bomb — it had Ukrainian markings," he said. "Why Ukraine would bomb its own territory is harder for me to say."

No reliable official recent death toll has been produced, but hundreds of civilians are believed to have been killed so far in the conflict. Authorities said Tuesday that 258 servicemen have been killed in fighting and 922 injured.
Representatives for the separatist Luhansk People's Republic said that 12 more civilians were killed Monday evening in the eastern city of Luhansk following rocket attacks and airstrikes. It was not immediately possible to verify those claims................
That looks like a nice quiet neighbourhood, wouldn't you think? Hah!
Now, I wonder what kind of a background the 18-yr old bomb maker comes from.
From CBCNews:
....Homemade bombs defused at Ahuntsic-Cartierville home.
50 homes evacuated while police swept home with bomb-defusing robot.
An 18-year-old man is in police custody after an undetermined number of homemade explosive devices were found in a triplex on Saturday on Robertine Barry Street in Ahuntsic-Cartierville......
you know what makes a "rebel" don't you? Yeh ... the same kind that are found in plenty in eastern Ukraine and who are now being burned alive by the coup govt.supporters with the blessings of the USA and the USA-led puppet leaders of the Western world. In Ukraine they can be burned alive but in Syria the West does not see the Syrian govt. having any authority to resist them.
The hypocrisy of it all makes many of us with even a modicum of decency feel queasy with disgust and feel anger and frustration at our helplessness when faced with bully governments.
Besides, see the difference. In Syria the rebels are jihadis who hate us infidels and infidels are arming and funding them to become stronger in the tactics of war, death and destruction.
In Ukraine, the rebels/separatists would like to be associated with Russia because of their common language and roots to Russia and furthermore they pose no danger to our future well-being if they are successful in getting their very own countries.
I wonder if Canada's ruling government in the near future, whether it is Conservative or Liberal, will send the military inside Quebec when Quebecers finally make the move to separate from Canada.
Will separatist Quebecers be also burned alive ?
Ed Adamczyk writing at UPI:
....Blast destroys Syrian hotel, killing 14 people
The explosion under the hotel, located in a 150-year-old building adjacent to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, caused extensive damage to the area.
An explosion in an Aleppo, Syria, hotel housing government troops killed 14 people, state media and anti-government activists said Thursday.
The blast at the Carlton Citadel Hotel, near the city’s medieval citadel, is believed to have been caused by a bomb placed beneath the hotel by what the state news agency Sana called “terrorists” who blew up tunnels they dug under the city’s archaeological sites in Aleppo’s Old City area.
The hotel has been a base of operations for government troops. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported 14 people were killed.....
Divorce is a big "nah, nah." Shouldn't be .... but there it is ! Wonder what happened to the Venice referendum. That's something to keep track of too.
From EuroNews:
Spain’s parliament has overwhelmingly rejected Catalonia’s bid to hold a referendum on independence.
After a seven-hour debate 299 lawmakers voted against, 47 voted for and one abstained.
All the major parties, including the ruling conservative People’s Party (PP), the main opposition group, the Socialists, and the centrist Union for Progress and Democracy (UPyD), voted against the petition.
Catalan and Basque nationalist parties voted in favour.
“As President of the Government I am and I will be everybody’s President,” Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said during the debate.
“I defend the permanence of Catalonia in Spain because I can’t think of Spain without Catalonia and I can’t think of Catalonia outside Spain and outside Europe,” continued Rajoy.
Catalonia President Artur Mas said he would forge ahead with his region’s plans to hold a referendum on independence in November..........
You gotta wonder what kind of households these bullies come from. Are their fathers in the habit of hitting out at them and their mothers? Are both parents beating them or abusing them sexually or otherwise? This kind of behaviour usually indicates something very wrong in the upbringing of those involved.
I am not able to embed the video. It's at the link.
From JournalDeMontreal: (Google translation)
....Criminal charges could be brought against the two girls who bullied and beaten a 16 year old whose video shocked the entire Quebec after circulating on social networks.
Adolescents 13 to 17 years will face justice and return to the court in May for their appearance.
The file is under review at the office of the Crown Attorney.
The two girls could be criminally charged with assault, threats and intimidation against their victim, a young 16 year old in this case that has all the appearances of an assault filmed and broadcast on their same.
Another investigation was opened by the police board Richelieu-Saint-Laurent about the many threats that both girls have received on social networks since the release of their video and charges could be laid in this case.
In addition, adolescents involved could see the list of charges against it since it would lengthen been involved in other stories of bullying.....
The brewing of a horrid smelling broth.
Chris Hall writing at CBCNews:
.....It marked the first time that a prime minister appointed a judge for one of the three Quebec seats on the Supreme Court who was not a superior court judge in the province, or an active member of the Quebec bar.
Within weeks Nadon's qualifications were challenged, first by Toronto lawyer Rocco Galati and then by Pauline Marois's Parti Quebecois government.
Harper then upped the legal ante, by formally referring the case to the Supreme Court and by introducing an amendment to the Supreme Court Act to change the rules should the high court find Nadon doesn't meet the existing criteria.
As a tactical decision, this was a doozy. In effect, Harper asked the Supreme Court for its opinion while serving notice that he would change the rules if he didn't like the answer.
Galati, who stated his case at the January hearing, accused the Conservatives of trying to stack the court with ''judges who are more friendly to their point of view.''
Other legal experts were somewhat more circumspect.
"No matter what is decided Friday this is a very sad chapter for the Supreme Court,'' says University of Ottawa law professor Carissima Mathen. "It puts the court in the difficult position of having to decide the qualifications of one of its own.''.......
Venice is most probably next. And, what a good thing that will be. Italy is a failed country, getting away from it will mean Venice's survival.
Quebec, after that?
Scotland for sure.
How many more nations will be born in the next half decade?
Syria is likely gonna be Syria and Kurdistan
Iraq will likely break up into Sunni and Shiite 2-state
Pakistan might swallow up a part of Afghanistan
Libya is already broken up in tiny bits and pieces, we just don't have the proper names of the new countries
And .... let's not think of the United States of America breaking up in 2 or 3 chunks. No, no, no .... let's not do that. Thinking it might make the inevitable happen quicker than its scheduled date. HAHAHHAHAHA!
From BBC:
..... Venice votes in referendum on splitting from Rome.
Voting has begun in Venice and the surrounding region on whether to break away from Italy.
Recent opinion polls suggest that two-thirds of the four million electorate favour splitting from Rome, but the vote will not be legally binding.
The poll was organised by local activists and parties, who want a future state called Republic of Veneto.
This would be reminiscent of the sovereign Venetian republic that existed for more than 1,000 years.
A focal point for culture, architecture and trade, Venice lost its independence to Napoleon in 1797.....
We know Quebec wants to separate.
We also know that there will be a revolution in the USA if another democrat is elected to the WH which would result in the USA breaking up into several little countries.
If Quebec is successful and separates....I wonder which province will be next.
It will serve us right for destroying countries like Iraq, Libya and Syria.
Even more than the jumping grasshoppers from Harper's gang, Quebec's separatists must be on pins and needles to see how the Ukraine referendum scheduled for March 16, plays out. Harper and gang, of course, want everything to run to plan with the new govt. in Ukraine the Cons have helped set up, whereas; that smiley lady in Quebec wants to come away with instructions on how to make a Crimea out of Quebec.

Here's a template you can use dear smiley lady.
The only time I will miss Quebec if it separates from the rest of Canada is during future Olympics. Most of the medals won this year were thanks to Quebec's athletes.
Latest update says 8 confirmed deaths. Hardly any hope for the missing dozens. Tragic.
From CTVNews:
....8 confirmed deaths in Que. seniors' home fire.
Officials have now confirmed eight deaths in Thursday’s seniors' residence fire in L’Isle-Verte, Que., as a team of investigators continue to search the ice-covered remains of the complex for dozens of people still unaccounted for.
Emergency crews are working in shifts and battling freezing temperatures, as they chip through the thick ice at a seniors residence destroyed by fire.
At a news conference earlier Friday, Lt. Guy Lapointe said the search and recovery process at the Residence du Havre is being handled by three different teams, comprising police, crime scene technicians, firefighters, forensic specialists and members of the coroner's office.......
The far-sighted author of "In My Country" attended the Quebec Values Charter hearings yesterday and the wise one had his say, bluntly and fearlessly.
Philip Authier writing at MongrealGazette:
Hérouxville’s André Drouin delivers warning at charter hearings. His message was bluntly worded and direct: get moving on ridding Quebec of religious accommodations or face the perils other countries have.
André Drouin, the former Hérouxville city councillor who became an international figure in his battle for secularism, made an appearance Wednesday at the committee examining Bill 60.
He has not changed a bit.
Off the top, the veteran of several commissions on the issue including Bouchard-Taylor put MNAs of all stripes in their place, saying he's heard all the arguments — pro and con — before.
"There are no more guidelines today then there were seven years ago," Drouin, wearing his trademark checkered shirted, told a hushed room.
"We are spinning in circles and the more we spin the deeper the hole gets and we can no longer get out. It's not too late. It's not too deep.
"I have the impression our elected officials are scared to take a stand, to say, my man or woman, put your beliefs aside for six or eight hours a day and the other seven hours you can practise.......
......He urged the province to make sure — through the ban — that people can no longer guess what faith a person has by looking at them.
"But in your living room the evening, if you want to burn candles burn them, put on a burka put it on ... do it. But during work hours you follow the norms and regulations.".......
.......He said he sees a lot of his famous Hérouxville declaration in Bill 60 and that's a good thing.
Drouin made worldwide headlines in 2007 when, in his then role as city councillor, he had the city of 1,300 with virtually no immigrants adopt a code of conduct for minorities......
....Earlier, a union group with close ties to the Parti Québécois sparked a thunderstorm when it launched a blistering attack against Québec solidaire MNA Amir Khadir accusing him of condoning the segregation of men and women in mosques.
The Syndicalistes et progressistes pour un Québec libre (SPQ-Libre) tabled a copy of a photo of Khadir attending a rally of a Muslim association.
Taken in 2012 just before the provincial election, Kadir is seen sitting in the men's only section of the rally while the women at the rally, veiled, sit on the other side.
There is no wall or curtain between the group. The event took place near a mosque, the Centre communautaire musulman de Montréal, in Montreal North.
"The photo says it all," SPQ-Libre administrator Louise Mailloux told the committee. "What you need to understand is that Amir Khadir condones such a rally.
"Amir Khadir condones the segregation of the sexes......