Friday, March 24, 2023

'No color policy' sign outside Binion's Casino confusing folks

Thursday, March 23, 2023

China meddling in Canadian democracy - update II

Liberal MP Han Dong has resigned in disgrace. It was revealed he privately advised a senior Chinese diplomat in February 2021 that Beijing should hold off freeing Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor. The man is a Chinese agent in everything but name. He will continue to pollute parliament sitting as an independent.
National Security Adviser Jody Thomas confirmed foreign interference in Canadian elections, which has been a persistent and growing threat, coming largely from China. Thomas also spoke of the ongoing leaks of government intelligence that have grown to become a major concern. There are increasing calls for a public inquiry. 11 Liberal candidates were assisted by China.

Until recently, the Liberals adopted a strangely benign stance toward interference from Beijing. It now seems that there was a political will to do so. That has changed as facts emerge. Canada’s security agencies, including CSIS, warned the Liberal party that some of its candidates were being helped by the Chinese government. This warning was ignored. Global News alleged that Han Dong, MP for Don Valley North, was aided in the win in his riding in the 2019 election by the Chinese consulate in Toronto.

Trudeau said he was 'extremely lucky and happy' to have Dong.
According to Global, the Chinese consulate bused in seniors and Chinese students to vote en mass for Dong in the nomination contest that was fiercely contested by other Liberal candidates. Dong is notable for refusing to vote on the Liberal's Uyghur genocide motion. 322 MPs who were in the chamber voted for the motion. Which master does this dog answer to? Han.Dong@parl.gc.ca

Onni Group sued by City of Burnaby

Burnaby is suing Onni Group over “significant damage” to its sidewalks and streets. The city says construction on the Gilmore Place development by Onni Group has resulted in “cracking and deformation”. Construction of Gilmore Place caused the city’s property to settle, and the excavation caused a reduction in groundwater level and subsequent settlement of soil.

Onni Group President Rossano de Cotiis
Burnaby is also suing architect IBI Group, structural engineers Bryson Markulin and Glotman Simpson, and engineering consultancy GeoPacific. The quality of Onni Group construction, according to mountainous material on the internet, is beyond the horrible. The only thing worse is their track record as landlords, which is unspeakable.

Marcello DeCotiis

Tuesday, March 21, 2023

HA booze can/drug den busted in central Utrecht


'Expressions' of the HAMC is banned, as is operation of the club in any form.
Cops raided a residence and busted 6 HA for drugs and operating a booze can, among other things. The HAMC is banned in Holland. The building used was shuttered for 'unauthorized catering purposes'. One biker was busted with weapons and so-called pony packs, envelopes with drugs. In July last year, the Supreme Court ruled that the ban on the Hells Angels in the Netherlands would remain in place.

Monday, March 20, 2023

Canada finally rid of Italian ’Ndrangheta Domenico Cugliari

Nine Italian cops were waiting at the door of an Air Canada jet arriving in Rome from Toronto. They lined the boarding bridge to the airplane door, taking no chances to grab a passenger who had fought for years in Canada to not be put on that plane. Domenico Cugliari, 40, married a Canadian woman in Toronto, and he wanted to stay to avoid justice. Once identified and busted in 2020, he claimed refugee protection, saying he would face persecution by the Italian state. He argued his tale over and over at lengthy immigration hearings and court challenges. Cugliari is a made member of the ’Ndrangheta.
Bosses of the ’Ndrangheta have been in Canada for decades, hiding in plain sight. Many become Canadian citizens, others are avoiding prison or rivals in Italy as permanent residents. Among other things, Cugliari was a front man for the Bonavota clan. Members of the Bonavota clan have been living in Ontario since at least 2009. They are trusted and respected by senior mob bosses in Toronto. The same day Cugliari was arrested he made a refugee claim.
He was eventually released on bond. After a lengthy immigration hearing he was ruled inadmissible due to organized criminality in November 2021. His refugee claim was rejected weeks later. Cugliari appealed to the Federal Court of Canada, challenging both decisions. Finally on Feb. 23, 2023, a Federal Court judge rejected his appeals. “Everyone ordered to be removed from Canada is entitled to due process ..." said a CBSA mouthpiece.

Jasper reels in €2.4m in cocaine

Irish cops bagged 34kg of cocaine with the help of K9 Jasper. They stopped and searched a vehicle that had disembarked from a ferry from Cherbourg, France. A man in his 30s was arrested by gardaí.

Sunday, March 19, 2023

Former Quebec CBSA agent Stefanie McClelland gets parole

Former Quebec customs officer Stefanie McClelland, 45, was sentenced to 11 years in prison for her role in a cocaine smuggling incident at the Lacolle border crossing. She was found guilty of drug smuggling and breach of trust after allowing 182kg of cocaine through her border checkpoint in 2014. McClelland was unaware that she was being closely watched by the RCMP when she conspired to let the drugs enter Canada. Authorities had uncovered the plot. She had a hearing before the Parole Board of Canada last week and was granted day parole.
Evidence against McClelland included a text message between her and the leader, informing him that she was posted at a designated NEXUS customs booth.
He and his vehicle had been flagged for inspection. Seven minutes after she sent the text, a BMW pulled up and was let through after 36 seconds and no checks. Cops pounced and seized the cocaine.

Friday, March 17, 2023

Elvis Demce - Albanian mob boss who invaded Rome - update

"Love, it's over, say hello to our son". This was the last phone call from Ciccio Barbuto before he died. Francesco Vitale, known as Ciccio Barbuto, died in the Magliana area in Rome from a fall after being kidnapped. His kidnappers demanded half a million euros in ransom, equal to the drug debt he ran up with Elvis Demce. After being tortured Barbuto was granted a last call to his fiancée.
The door to new groups opened around 2017 and the Albanians passed through it. The murder of Diabolik marked a turning point. Fabrizio Piscitelli, nicknamed Diabolik, was the leader of the Lazio soccer club’s ultras group. He also controlled a large part of the drug trade in Rome, thanks to the support of the Albanians.
Elvis Demce took up the role of boss. The son of Albanians was completely Romanized, with his group speaking in Romanesco, the local dialect.
Demce called himself Don Pablo, after Pablo Escobar. When he got out of prison, he had big plans. But someone had taken over his territory, Ermal Aarpaj. Their conflict attracted the attention of cops. Cornered, Elvis Demce decided to confront the state with violence. The Albanian’s plan included assassinating policemen and two judges, brothers Francesco and Giuseppe Cascini. Demce planned to commit the attack in the heart of Rome. He made the mistake of carrying out his explicit calls through SkyEcc, whose server Europol had intercepted months before. The operation concluded with 27 arrests and the dismantling of the group. They have been charged with crimes of international drug trafficking and organized crime.
See ----->Diabolik, king of football’s far-right whacked

Thursday, March 16, 2023

Michael Forbes - XTRX.c -"many different corporate realms" - update II - thrilled

Lets put them together for Mr. Scott Adair, CEO of Hybrid Brand Management. What did this dorkus do? He got himself thrilled past stupid dealing with world famous securities reprobate Mr. Michael Forbes. "We're thrilled to be working with Adastra," said Scott Adair, CEO. Here.
Thrilled - adjective. Feeling or showing great excitement and pleasure; very excited.
The National Post is reporting that Michael Forbes' claim that he holds an MBA from Western University's Ivey Business School is another fraud. The university states he holds no such degree. He attended a 5 day seminar. "Michael Forbes CEO & Director (Bsc. Pharm, MBA)"

"Michael also has his private pilot’s license from Mount Royal Aviation College and was elected to attend the Ivey School of Business for Canada’s Top 40 under 40 in 2017 where he received an honorary MBA." Here.

Michael Forbes is a real estate agent, which explains why he breaks every rule in the securities book. He ought not be running a dog shit collection business. info@adastraholdings.ca
News hit of a potential class action lawsuit against this revolting offense. Here. The reprobate running this scam isn't seeing fit to disclose that material event to public dopes buried in his garbage.
"Michael Forbes and Lisa Marshall were long time broadcasters and for almost 30 years ...”.

https://forbesgroup.ca/ "The Forbes Group offers expertise and opportunity in many different corporate realms." Eighty-One West Law PC (81W), Camp Fiorante Matthews Mogerman LLP (CFM) and Bennett Mounteer LLP (Bennett Mounteer) are investigating potential shareholder claims relating to Adastra Holdings Ltd.

“The laws aren’t there, yet,” Forbes said. “What I can tell you is, I can import (cocaine) from other countries, I can produce it and I can possess it.”
It went straight to the grand poopbah TrulyDough, and, after copious shit hitting fan, boss Michael Forbes saw fit to disclose the truth ... he will never be selling cocaine to Joe Blow. So sad for retards buying this garbage paper for 200 times more than it's 'worth'. Forbey baby thanks you for your support.  https://adastraholdings.ca/about/


On the heels of Adastra’s announcement, Sunshine Earth Labs announced that it has also received approval to produce and distribute cocaine, but also MDMA, morphine, opium and diacetylmorphine.
Adastra Labs in Langley, B.C., said Health Canada gave it approval on Feb. 17 for an amendment under its controlled substance dealer’s licence. Decriminalization of up to 2.5 grams of drugs, including cocaine, began in B.C. on Jan. 31. This was part of a plan to combat the overdose crisis that kills 7 people per day.
“We proactively pursued the amendment to our Dealer’s License to include cocaine back in December 2022. We will evaluate how the commercialization of this substance fits in with our business model at Adastra in an effort to position ourselves to support the demand for a safe supply of cocaine.”
Producing and distributing cocaine is not and never was a part of the province’s decriminalization plan. Eby said Health Canada needs to answer to British Columbians.

Guo Wengui busted in $1bn fraud


Guo is detained without bail.
Guo Wengui, a self-exiled Chinese tycoon with close links to Trump Republicans and the lower mainland, has been indicted on 12 counts relating to a $1bn fraud. Known as Miles Guo and Ho Wan Kwok, Wengui faces 20 years in jail for wire fraud, securities fraud, bank fraud and money laundering. Steve Bannon was Trump’s campaign chair when he touted Guo as “the Donald Trump of Beijing”. Bannon was aboard Guo’s yacht when he was arrested on fraud charges in August 2020. Once one of China's most wealthy men, Guo fled China in 2014 during an anti-corruption crackdown led by Xi Jinping. Guo founded two purported nonprofit organizations, the Rule of Law Foundation and the Rule of Law Society.
Guo used these shells to solicit money, purportedly to pursue political change in China. He promised huge returns to his suckers. His improper purchases included a $37m yacht, a 50,000 square-foot mansion, a $3.5m Ferrari for Guo’s son, a $62,000 TV, and two $36,000 mattresses. The DoJ seized and is seeking the forfeiture of $634m of Guo’s fraud proceeds from 21 bank accounts.

The activist group New Federal State of China (NFSC) was Guo's creation. It paid actors to protest in front of a lower mainland blogger's home for 72 consecutive days. Shiliang Yin, 33, apologized to political and human rights activist Louis Huang for assaulting him on Nov. 25, 2020, outside the Surrey home of blogger Bingchen Gao. He said he was paid $50k by Guo Wengui.

Wednesday, March 15, 2023

Huge stash of weapons, drugs, seized in Okanagan


Cops seized five vehicles, $105k, 27 assault rifles, 18 handguns, six shotguns, a commercial pill press and a commercial mixer for powdered drugs.
Five are busted after search warrants were executed at three residences and a storage locker in Armstrong, Lake Country and Kelowna. The raids returned an arsenal of guns along with drugs and cash.
Cops seized more than 30kg of drugs, including cocaine, methamphetamine, MDMA, fentanyl, and synthetic opioid pills. More than 20 kg is believed to be street level fentanyl.

Maria Licciardi buys 13 years - madrina

Naples prosecutors describe Maria Licciardi as a true “madrina” – godmother in the Camorra syndicate. The crime boss, also known as 'The Monkey', inherited the role from her brother Gennaro when he died in prison. Her blood lust has been more than a match for any male rival. She is said to be responsible for 100 murders. Licciardi has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in jail by an Italian court for leading a Camorra clan founded by her brothers. Extortion, drug trafficking and the infiltration of public works contracts are traditional sources of revenue for the Camorra.
The clan, based in the Naples suburb of Secondigliano, is part of a larger criminal group known as the Secondigliano Alliance, which controls much of the crime in the Naples area. Licciardi, 71, was arrested in August of 2021 while attempting to travel to Spain to visit her daughter. She previously served eight years in jail.
Licciardi was one of the victors in a blood feud between clans that left Naples littered with corpses. She has always protested her innocence. “I am a housewife but I have always worked. I have been a shoemaker. I hate drugs and if I see young people taking drugs it makes me feel desperate.”

Licciardi inspired the character of Scianel in the television series Gomorrah.

Tuesday, March 14, 2023

Daniel Tomassetti - dead or alive?

After six years, cops are still looking for Daniel Tomassetti, the final suspect in a pair of Hamilton mob hits. Tomassetti has been wanted for the shooting of mobster Angelo Musitano and bystander Mila Barberi. Jabril Abdalla ended up being convicted on the lesser charge of participating in a criminal organization. Michael Cudmore fled to Mexico in May 2017. He was whacked there in 2020. Tomassetti also fled to Mexico in January 2018. He hasn't been seen or heard from since.
Tomassetti is wanted for two counts of first-degree murder, one count of attempted murder and three counts of conspiracy to commit murder.
Tomassetti's Interpol red notice states he is five feet, four inches tall and weighs 145 pounds. A $50,000 reward remains outstanding for any information that leads to Tomassetti's arrest or conviction.

See ---->Michael Graham Cudmore found dead in Mexico - No Angel

Monday, March 13, 2023

$4.1m ancient coin fraud - Richard Beale

Richard Beale, the owner and managing director of Roma Numismatics was arrested in New York in January on multiple charges relating to the sale of an "Ides of March" aureus. It now appears that the coin was sold using false provenance meaning it is a fake. Two genuine ‘Ides of March’ aureus are known.
The fraud story said the coin was discovered hidden away in a private European collection. It is in too mint condition and was falsely described as “the undisputed masterpiece of ancient coinage.” It sold for $4.1m at auction and is worth it's gold content, slightly over $100.