Story Gone Cold - Toronto - "15 people shot in the area of Danforth Avenue and Logan Avenue - 2 dead"

[cc]

Actually following the TO case we found that there actually are groups , memberships etc. ... where they can all feel sorry for themselves and most important,  build hate

[Anonymous]

Brick. The word came to light with the madman who killed 9 and injured many on a Toronto sidewalk not long ago



Apparently he was a paid up member of that screwball  crew

He was an incel group member?

Yes, same one that Joe, Odinson and Mel belong to.

[cc]

Damn. Didn't think about them

[Bricktop]

Brick. The word came to light with the madman who killed 9 and injured many on a Toronto sidewalk not long ago



Apparently he was a paid up member of that screwball  crew

He was an incel group member?

Yes, same one that Joe, Odinson and Mel belong to.

Ziiiiiiiiiiiiiing....



 

[Chuck Bronson]

Actually following the TO case we found that there actually are groups , memberships etc. ... where they can all feel sorry for themselves and most important,  build hate

He just posted at an incel forum, which isn't too surprising nowadays, since there are forums for everyone!

[Chuck Bronson]

Yes, same one that Joe, Odinson and Mel belong to.

I'm voluntarily celibate!      acc_angry

[Anonymous]

Yes, same one that Joe, Odinson and Mel belong to.

I'm voluntarily celibate!      acc_angry

In other words, alcohol related erectile dysfunction.

[Chuck Bronson]

In other words alcohol related erectile dysfunction.

Nope!  It still works.  And besides, I have a secret stash of Viagra should I still need to perform after a few too many.  I plan ahead for everything.

[Chuck Bronson]

Anyhow, enough with the grade 5 type insults in a genuine thread.  They bore me.  I'm off to the beer store to get some supplies now.

[Anonymous]

In other words alcohol related erectile dysfunction.

Nope!  It still works.  And besides, I have a secret stash of Viagra should I still need to perform after a few too many.  I plan ahead for everything.

Alcohol and the blue pill or the yellow pill don't mix.

[Chuck Bronson]

Alcohol and the blue pill or the yellow pill don't mix.

Who told you that?  They mix just fine...

[Anonymous]

Killer's motive still unknown



It's been nearly a week since the deadly Danforth shooting, leaving two beautiful girls dead and countless others suffering.



And yet, we barely know more now than we did the day after the attack.



Toronto Police are being deliberately tight-lipped. As Detective Sergeant Terry Brown smugly told a news conference on Monday, he refused to release information about the shooter because "there would be a frenzy on social media."



Eventually, the special unit investigators released the killer's name: Faisal Hussain, a 29-year-old man who lived with his Pakistani immigrant parents in a poorly integrated Muslim enclave in Toronto.



While we still know very little about the motive of the shooter, two distinct media narratives have emerged.



One comes from the CBC and other leftist outlets: That Hussain was "severely mentally ill" and not responsible for his deranged actions; and another, from media outlets who take a realist approach: That Hussain had gang ties, was a highly skilled gunman, was perhaps interested in ISIS and was known to police.



Each of these narratives comes from in-depth reporting, but each relies on a number of unverified accounts.



The leftist narrative insists that Hussain had a history of mental illness, but can only point to reports using unnamed police sources as well as a statement from the family's spokesman — a political activist with his own agenda.



One report states Hussain was arrested twice through the Mental Health Act, but relies on anonymous police sources.



We've heard a variety of accounts from Hussain's friends; some attest to his mental illness, others were completely shocked by these claims.



But other reports, also using unnamed police sources, contradict this claim. According to a report from one of Canada's top crime reporters, Christie Blatchford, in the National Post, "Toronto Police files show little evidence of the typical history of a person with a florid mental illness."



Toronto Police could set the record straight, but thus far refuse.



Further complicating things, ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, calling Hussain "a soldier for the Islamic State."



The Toronto Police were quick to dispel this claim, stating there is no evidence back it. Reports in both the Sun and CBS, however, quoted unnamed police sources suggesting that Hussain was known to authorities for visiting Isis-linked websites.



Many insist the ISIS claim is untrue, pointing to a report that Hussain died of a self-inflicted gunshot and insisting jihadists don't believe in suicide.



Aside from the absurdity that jihadists, who routinely blow themselves up, don't believe in suicide, the report came from the Hussain family's spin doctor and relies on anonymous sources, not verified accounts.



Then we have the account of Jaspal Singh, who bumped into the gunman on the Danforth moments before his massacre. Hussain told Singh, "Don't worry, I won't kill you," leading Singh to speculate he may have been spared because "I also have brown skin."



Was Hussain's killing spree a hate crime? Was it terror or terror-inspired? Or was it a psychotic episode?



Perhaps the truth lies somewhere in between, as we know ISIS deliberately recruits people with mental problems to carry out their attacks.



Eventually, the facts will come out and we'll learn the full story.



Right now, we just don't know. And that, in part, is because top brass in the Toronto Police don't want us to know.



They refuse to provide even the most basic of facts. They prefer speculation and rumours to entrusting Canadians with the truth.

[Bricktop]

OK.



So why aren't your elected representatives taking up the cudgel and compelling the police management to open up?



Why isn't the relevant minister being deluged with demands for the release of information?



Our democracy does allow us the freedom to petition our representatives...yet so few do.  Its been my experience that a well written, pointed and insistent demand to a local politician gets a response. They do NOT want to be seen as a do-nothing waste of space.

[Anonymous]

OK.



So why aren't your elected representatives taking up the cudgel and compelling the police management to open up?



Why isn't the relevant minister being deluged with demands for the release of information?



Our democracy does allow us the freedom to petition our representatives...yet so few do.  Its been my experience that a well written, pointed and insistent demand to a local politician gets a response. They do NOT want to be seen as a do-nothing waste of space.

If the mass shooting was ISIS inspired, extreme caution will be required. It's the Canadian way.

[Anonymous]

OK.



So why aren't your elected representatives taking up the cudgel and compelling the police management to open up?



Why isn't the relevant minister being deluged with demands for the release of information?



Our democracy does allow us the freedom to petition our representatives...yet so few do.  Its been my experience that a well written, pointed and insistent demand to a local politician gets a response. They do NOT want to be seen as a do-nothing waste of space.

If the mass shooting was ISIS inspired, extreme caution will be required. It's the Canadian way.

One Toronto Police Service officer wouldn't rule out Islamic extremism..



He said ISIS and street gangs prey on marginalized people.