Trudeau and Tory: Our national housing strategy has eliminated people sleeping in the park. That’s why we’re doubling down on giving our friends subsidies, so we can continue this progress.
🇨🇦 violence against homeless people in a way that would make third world dictators jealous of the lack of scrutiny it attracts.
Cleared the park in 20 minutes.
Homeless people? Lives uprooted, again.
Activists? At least $5k in legal fees, and a record.
Putting out an ABP for all officers to report to Lamport Stadium. Bring your batons. The owner, the City of Toronto, asked to enforce a Trespass to Property notice.
FYI, that meansTPS didn't just show up for a fun day at the park. The City of Toronto ordered them to.
🇨🇦’s wild these days.
- Money laundering capital of the world
- the global fentanyl “command & control center”
- home to transnational organized crime heads
- at least 1 in 7,800 residents are members of organized crimes.
How did this happen so fast?
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2/ first of all, most folks in 🇨🇦 don’t realize how bad things are yet, they’re just dealing with the consequences.
Soaring housing costs. Rising car thefts. Unaffordable housing, Overdoses in your hood. Violence in your streets.
All related.
3/ 🇨🇦’s home prices soared in the mid-2010s due to laundering.
Fentanyl proceeds were washed in casinos, then layered w/housing. It’s now called the Vancouver model.
Home prices surged since comps were skewed, & launderers WANT to pay more.
People think 🇨🇦 is lax on money laundering because it’s good for the economy. Nope.
It’s so much worse. The lax enforcement turned into organized crime capturing 🇨🇦. The legal system is now too scared to act. Seriously.
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2/ First off, let’s talk about how extensive 🇨🇦’s organized crime (OG) problem is. The country’s OG intel agency estimates 2,600 groups operate in the country.
Since a gang is 3 people or more, at minimum they’re estimating 1 in 4000 adults are OC members.
3/ that means the ratio of OC to normal people is higher than the concentration of high school school teachers to people in Toronto.
Think about that for a second—how often do you see high schools across Toronto? Well, you’re more likely to see OC members than a teacher in one.