Something To Think. About

Legalizing prostitution seems to be the trend today but...

1. Human trafficking is modern day slavery
2. Against their will, children are pulled out of orphanages and sold
3. 27 million men, women and children are held as slaves
4. It is the fastest growing organized crime activ-ity in the world today
5. Each year 2 million children are exploited in the global commercial sex trade
6. There are more slaves in the world today than ever before in history
7. The average cost of a slave around the world is $90.
8. An estimated 30,000 victims of sex trafficking die each year from abuse and torture 9. The internet is fuelling the need for more traf-ficked children
10. Canada is ranked as a destination of trafficked victims – domestically and globally

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Vancouver, Unlike Toronto, Has It's Priority Straight...

...arrest, charge and punish lawbreakers.

As Vancouver recovers, focus shifts to laying charges

Vancouver police are preparing to lay their first charges in connection with the riot that damaged an estimated 50 downtown buildings after the Stanley Cup final.

The Solution Is Obvious...

Two wounded in drive-by shooting

Residents concerned over Lawrence Heights violence

A non-fatal double shooting in the Lawrence Heights neighbourhood on Saturday night was only another occurrence in a long string of violence, according to area residents.

...take back your community from the gangstas. Quit providing a safe haven for them by allowing them to imtimidate you with threats of personal violence...how many gangstas vs how many honest citizens. The math is simple!

Citizens taking the law into their own hands

Downside To Being Good Neighbor...

Albertan to clear snow despite ticket

By FRANK LANDRY, QMI Agency

St. Albert hasn't seen the last of Jon Cooper and his plow-equipped quad.

R.I.P.

Officer killed by stolen snow plow
By ROB LAMBERTI, JENNY YUEN, CHRIS DOUCETTE and TOM GODFREY, Toronto Sun
Flags to fly at half-mast
By DON PEAT, City Hall Bureau
Ford's statement on officer's death
The following statement from Mayor Rob Ford on the death of Sgt. Ryan Russell was released around 10:45 a.m. Wednesday

Social Workers With Guns...

The bad guys are getting away with murder


By JOE WARMINGTON, Toronto Sun

Toronto Police statistics show many have got away with murder.

To a great extent you can blame the appointment,over the last couple of decades, of leftwing social engineers/in-activists to the Toronto Police Services Board, leftwing media more interested in the rights of the criminals than the protection of the public. coddling of criminals by the judicial system and the final result...turning police into social workers with guns. This has led to a kiss ass attitude of the the street cop resulting in a public too scared to take part in punishing criminals.

A Major Factor Was...

...police officers have been turned into social workers with guns and the judicial system was hijacked by left wing social engineers, social in-activists and the media.

Is Toronto’s homicide squad losing its lustre?


Fri Dec 31 2010

Once considered the pinnacle of police work, Toronto’s homicide squad seems to be losing its appeal with a new... (0)

So Much For SECOND CHANCE And...

...rehabilitation!

Councillor won't hire ex-con


By JONATHAN JENKINS, City Hall Bureau

A public outcry has forced Coun. Frank Di Giorgio to back down from plans to hire former convict Mario Gentile as a constituency assistant.

Santa Claus Must Of Bypassed The Hume Home...

...it is an explanation for this "attack" on the police and he is following his employer's constant badgering the of police. But to be fair his "journalistic" contributions are minimized due to his heros at silly hall skulking into oblivity and it is difficult to talk about his waterfront paradise.

Hume: Police park their arrogance for all to see

Sun Dec 26 2010

The police closure of a public square in front of 52 Division raises questions about who's serving whom.

...out in the real world:

Gun violence continues five years after Creba murder


By CHRIS DOUCETTE, Toronto Sun
It has been five years since rival gang members opened fire on crowded Yonge St. killing 15-year-old Jane Creba and wounding others on Boxing Day 2005.

Many teens murdered in 2010


By ROB LAMBERTI, Toronto Sun

What’s striking about many of the murder victims in Toronto this year is that, really, they’re children.

Boxing Day Annual Event?

One teen killed, a second injured in shootings


An 18-year-old male died in hospital after being gunned down in an apartment complex on the city's west-end Saturday. Police are also investigating a second shooting which is linked to the homicide.

Community Social In-Activists Protect Their Cottage Industry...

...originally it was funding to  deal with racism and then it became dealing with gangstas.

No easy answers to stop gang violence

Dec 14, 2010 3:23AM EST


Stemming the tide starts at home

THE STAR: More Police NOT Needed...

Five wounded in three shootings


By TAMARA CHERRY, Toronto Sun

Five people were shot in three separate incidents across the GTA early Saturday morning in the latest spate of gunplay to rock local streets.

Black murders a Toronto issue: Editorial


By Toronto Sun

Why is it that 25 of the 28 people shot to death this year in Toronto are black?

...the acorn doesn't fall far from the tree:

BBC News AMERICAS Jamaica murder rate soars

THE STAR: More Police NOT Needed...

A terrible toll: Young, black and dead

By CHRIS DOUCETTE, Toronto Sun

Those who wield the guns in Toronto and the victims whose lives they’ve snuffed out both seem to be getting younger all the time.

Hopefully Mayor Ford's solution is more one on one involvement from the community and less funding for racism cottage industries...

Keeping kids from gangs is key, Ford says


By JOE WARMINGTON, Toronto Sun
The “coach” knows the horror of knowing kids who have lost their battle on Toronto’s deadly streets.

THE STAR: More Police NOT Needed...

Man killed in drive-by shooting


By CHRIS DOUCETTE, Toronto Sun

A man was critically injured in a drive-by shooting in Scarborough Wednesday night, the latest in a string of shootings that have plagued the city over the last week.

The Star Needs To Look At Reality...

...and look at what has been happening on our streets paricularly during the past couple of weeks. The Star's vendetta against the police continues even in the face of increased violence by groups that cannot be identified due to charges of racial profiling, ethnic diversity and the leftwing social in-activists.

Male victim dies after gunfire in north end


A male has died after being shot in the city's north end Monday night, CTV Toronto reports. The victim was taken to Sunnybrook Hospital for treatment but was pronounced dead.

Police say no links among weekend shootings

Teen stabbed outside Toronto school

The Star Needs To Look At Reality...

100 more police: Are they really needed?
Published On Wed Nov 17
Mayor-elect Rob Ford’s insistence — repeated this week — that we “can’t have enough police” seems to fly in the face of the law of diminishing returns. Simply put, there’s a point at which the investment of additional resources doesn’t yield significant new benefits.
And a reasonable case can be made that Toronto’s existing police force doesn’t need to be increased in size, especially given the falling crime rate.

Police seek two men after separate shootings; 1 dead

Toronto police are looking for two men in their 20s after a pair of overnight shootings left one dead and four others injured in the city's north end.

Victim identified in ‘family plaza’ shooting


Sat Nov 20 2010

Police were at a North York plaza Saturday investigating a fatal shooting after a violent night in Toronto.

Let The Facts Speak For Themselves...

100 more police: Are they really needed? Wed Nov 17 2010
A case can be made that Toronto’s existing police force doesn’t need to be increased, especially given the falling crime rate.

FACT!

Police investigating north-end shooting homicide

Wed Nov 17 2010


Toronto police are investigating a Wednesday afternoon shooting homicide in the city's north end that left a youth dead inside a community housing property's doors.

Is THE STAR'S Hardon For Toronto Police...

...making you feel safer?

100 more police: Are they really needed?

Wed Nov 17 2010

A case can be made that Toronto’s existing police force doesn’t need to be increased, especially given the falling crime rate.

CBC News - Toronto - 2 die in Regent Park shooting11 Oct 2010

Shooting at Jane-Finch Mall - Toronto & GTA - News Toronto Sun16 Nov 2010

Shootings tied to gangs, police say - Toronto & GTA - News ...27 Aug 2010

Google "gang shootings in toronto" to get more on falling crime rate. Click on the following to get an insight into how citizens are feeling...

"But right now, Regent Park is reeling after a string of shootings left three dead in as many weeks. Parents say they are afraid to let their children out after dark, even for the area’s free tutoring programs. Police have set up a neighbourhood-specific unit, in which officers conduct around-the-clock patrols that are as much about community"

Give Montreal Credit...

...they turn their crime into a royalty opportunity from a mainstream worldwide Game rather than ask their voters to dole out grants to at-risk youth, gangstas, social in-activists.