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Thomas Bounds is a sheriff with the Alberta Sheriff’s Service.  He requires, at a bare minimum, a severe reprimand and retraining to learn how to act like a human being, since he clearly has no clue at the moment.  For his blatantly abusive and potentially life-threatening treatment of Bill Berry, a 52-year-old deaf and mute [...]

It has come to my attention that the RCMP may or may not be phoning people who have firearms licenses expiring within the next 12 months.  I’ve heard of at least one individual who says they have been contacted on the telephone by someone claiming to be from the RCMP and that person demanded all [...]

Schools have always had their fair share of “problem children”, but we used to actually be able to cope with them in a reasonable and sensible manner.  Not so any more.   A scan of headlines across America for just this past week showed me some bizarre and horrifying examples of how we in North America [...]

As ridiculous and far-fetched as it sounds, that’s exactly what United States Senate Bill S-978 allows. Claiming to “amend the criminal penalty provision for criminal infringement of a copyright, and for other purposes“, the text of this bill ought to scare every single American (and probably anyone who uses an American company for their web [...]

Canadian Freedom advocate Katey Montague has just published a video to her YouTube website in support of New Brunswick resident Lawrence Manzer, who is facing charges of “possession of a weapon dangerous to the public peace.” Manzer was charged last year after he and neighbour Brian Fox apprehended three drunken teenagers who had been vandalizing [...]

Here we go again.  Another corrupt RCMP constable who just can’t get over his sense of entitlement. It’s really annoying for the good RCMP members out there.  You know, the ones that actually do their job for the pay they receive and DON’T think about stealing or other abuses of public trust. Constable David Clarke [...]

It’s shocking to anyone who follows the Ontario Police “lapdog”… I mean watchdog, the Special Investigations Unit. In their entire history they’ve hardly ever found a case of police misconduct that they couldn’t justify. So imagine my surprise when I was listening to the radio this morning and on comes the report that they actually [...]

Update — December 6, 2010: The Crown has decided it is in the public interest to move forward with this case.  That’s a joke, not justice. I had a long talk with Lawrence Manzer yesterday about his case, what happened, and how the RCMP have been handling things.  It was a very interesting conversation, to [...]