More RCMP Terrorism

See also, at bottom of page, how a curiously unexplained "mystery illness" is now sweeping schools on both sides of the boarder. Who has the ability to do this, and what is the future plan?

What was/is the purpose of this blatant police terrorism on young high school students?

October 27, 2004

A 14-year-old boy appeared in court this morning charged with uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm. This after a frightening afternoon yesterday at Gleneagle Secondary in Coquitlam. Today things at the school are getting back to normal.

Twelve-hundred students were confined to the school’s gym for several hours, while heavily-armed police searched the building after a threat was phoned in. Anxious parents were forced to wait outside with few details as to what was going on. Today, both students and parents want to know why they weren't better informed.

The school's principal and the police say they did the best they could under the circumstances. Their number one priority was to keep the kids safe and they accomplished that.

[Actually, the students that were interviewed by media said they felt anything but "safe" in the hands of their captors, and expressed the same fear, shock and confusion as students at the other schools invaded by 'masked machine-gun toting thugs'.

Since when did a simple verbal threat require 50 heavily armed gunmen, and a four hour lockdown?]

CTV News has learned the teenage boy suspected of making the threat was recently expelled from the school. His name cannot be released because of his age. He has now been released on the conditions to stay away from Gleneagle and a specific teacher. His next scheduled court date is in November.

Photos taken by media suggest event was yet another 'desensitisation exercise' under UN/CSIS authority and direction, as part of their plan to slowly acclimatise the public to coming UN takeover of policing, via the 'Freedom From War' legislation which aims to TOTALLY disarm citizens before bringing in Global Police State.

This takeover is being overseen by the "Public Safety Ministry" and UN ISO, who want to bring in universal identity cards, RFID, and surveillance grids, before the end of 2011. SEE UK POLICE STATE for similar actions occurring in Europe..

[SEE 'PACT ALLOWS US MILITARY TO WORK WITH POLICE IN CANADA'!]

Check out the clever marketing campaign... A police state "big brother" control grid will help them solve crime.... Yeah sure.

Police will be keeping an eye on the Golden Ears Bridge - June 9/09

Inspector Richard Konarski with Langley RCMP says a licence plate scanner will help detect stolen cars hopping back and forth, and he has this message for crooks. "We're working with our communities and we're using every possible partnership to prepare our community and quite frankly, we're up to the task. So, if you're coming over to this side of the community be prepared, we'll be there with a big grin on our face and we'll be doing our jobs."
Konarski says they're studying other projects, like the Alex Fraser Bridge, that had an impact on the North Delta area and looking at what type of offenders may be more prone to making the trip. They've also discussed the issue with other jurisdictions that have seen a shift in crime rates and criminal movement after new projects.

Don't believe there is cross border (UN) involvement with these drills? Then see the following AP story out of Wyoming Michigan School safety drill upsets some parents which shows they no longer even use bogus "anonymous" threats. They are now openly calling them training exercises..... What do you think they are really training for?

Armed Men Terrorize School
Michigan raid part of unfolding agenda to mould schools into prisons and students into

Oh, but we wouldn't want you to think they only like scaring children; apparently they aren't shy about bringing out the military storm troopers for dangerous grandmothers, and their older children wanted on simple mischief charges. Check out the pictures we gathered from CTV in Vancouver - then found out the next day the story had been totally removed from their website, and everyone else's. It may be in the near future that these stories will get no media coverage of any kind, as it appears the media is either cooperating in suppression of these stories, or has been intimidated into doing so. Check out below photos...

CTV also mentioned that no weapons were recovered, and none were suspected on scene.

So why do you need an entire SWAT team of 20 to 30 members to arrest a grandmother and her

This is not isolated to just Canada either, no, this is global..... hmmmm.... wonder why?

Cop "accidentally" leaves bag full of guns and ammunition at high school just days after school shooting....

Is it really possible that a cop would take an extra gun into a school, and then ACCIDENTALLY leave it behind? Complete with extra ammo no less... Or did someone forget to pick up their package for the next round of "tragic schools shootings", which btw, can [by their twisted logic] only be prevented if we "disarm all you pro-liberty types" and keep our fully automatic weapons pointed at you, so you do what we tell you?

[Of course he won't be reprimanded... he was following orders!! Cops love school shootings, since it gives them an emotional pretext to further disarm and abuse the public. Or do you really think its possible to "misplace" a kit bag with your gun and ammo in it??? Ask yourself the following: Why take it in the school in the first place, and why leave it unattended, in the second.]

"Naturally we are going to have a comprehensive review and look at our practices, polices and procedures," Insp. Bryan Larkin of the Waterloo Regional Police told Canada AM on Friday.

[blah blah blah.... They ALWAYS "review" themselves.... and they ALWAYS keep doing what they do]

Police continue to search for the undercover officer's bag that went missing during a drug investigation near Kitchener Collegiate Institute on Thursday. [full report]

Schools locked down after reports of armed men
CanWest News Service, October 05, 2007
OTTAWA - Two Ottawa high schools and a primary school were locked down for almost two hours yesterday after police received anonymous reports that men armed with guns had entered one of the schools.

Police received two anonymous 911 calls at 12:24 p.m. indicating that two men carrying guns had entered Ridgemont High School, said Ottawa police Const. Isabelle Lemieux.

The theme is often similar with these reports, whether it is a bomb scare to the BC ferries or Harbour Air. The calls are made to police by "anonymous callers", then no suspects or evidence in support of the call is forthcoming, or questionable "evidence" is provided by police days later. The calls are simply used as a pretext for their live drill exercises and to incite fear, in preparation for increased martial law activities, and increased government command and control legislation.

For example, in the case of the alleged bomb threat made to Delta Police directed at BC Ferries, the police claimed to have a voice recording of the threat, yet refused to release the tape to the media. In fact, no one outside the Delta Police even claims to have heard the tape. Despite it later being proven a hoax, the government still proceeded to promote and fund increased security measures as a result of this hoax.

Slowly but surely, the whole of our transportation routes will be choked off, as a means to completely control the population. This will largely be accomplished with the use of RFID type technology, which will eventually be transferred to a universal ID card that also acts as a mandatory "cashless" purchasing card. This way, if they need control over you, they simply turn off your card, and you will be unable to purchase any goods or services.

They have even made arrangements for foreign armies to assist them in a major crackdown the population. No doubt with the list of Canadian gun owners who foolishly volunteered to register their firearms being among the first to receive the knock on the door. Why else do you think the "government of Canada" spent over one billion for a list of peaceful gun owners?

Another apparent means of instilling fear seems to be the presence of odd illnesses appearing in schools throughout North America. Below is just a small sample... so perhaps you've seen something similar to this in your area? Is this a covert means to test new biological agents on vulnerable school children?

Courtney BC, Vancouver Island

Lake Trail Middle school in Courtney, was descended upon by dozen's of police and fire officials in Courtney on Friday April 22, 2005, when emergency calls came in by the dozens about school children falling ill to an unknown sickness.

Dozens of BC school children ended up laying on the school lawns deathly sick where they were evacuated from the Courtney school by fire and police, and ambulance services, who set up make shift treatment units to treat children and adults who fell to this unknown illness, where they sent most off to the hospital.

At first it was thought it was a gas leak, according to school officials, but later on fire and police officials said it wasn't anything they knew of or had seen before.

The School district's official statement in Courtney, was that it was "mass hysteria" by the students that made them sick, but according to some firefighters on the scene they do not believe the school district official story that it was just hysteria that caused the unknown illness..

Chek 6 does have video on this both for Friday the 22 of April 25 of April 2005. It should be noted that only Chek Six news on Vancouver Island, BC, was the only TV news station, that covered this story. All other press including other TV and newspapers remained silent on school children falling victim to an "unknown illness". Other mainstream media were more interested in covering [FOR TWO DAYS IN A ROW] a grey whale stranded on a beach. It goes to show the media is only interested in fluff pieces, and indicates where their priorities are at.....

Meanwhile the day before this "mystery illness", we see yet another "anonymous" school threat occurring within the jurisdiction of the RCMP!

Call traced in false bomb threat at KSS By JESSICA KERR, Apr 22 2005
Kwalikum Secondary School students were evacuated early Thursday afternoon after the school received a bomb threat by phone.

Police conducted an initial search of the building and after a second search was conducted in conjunction with school district staff, it was determined that the threat was in fact a prank, says Oceanside RCMP Sergeant Bruce Wright.

Wright says police were able to trace the call, are receiving tips from students and will be investigating the incident.

Fire, ambulance and Oceanside RCMP members attended and the road in front of the school was shut down to all traffic between Berwick and Hemsworth roads for most of the rest of the afternoon.

Wright is concerned because while all available officers were at the school, there was a fatal motor vehicle collision on the Alberni Highway.

What about those "tips from students" ? Well nobody seems to know what the RCMP are talking about....

Oh, but it gets even more strange folks..... Seems that just a few hundred miles to the south, in the State of Washington, and just a few weeks after the above "mystery illness" comes an exactly similar case!!! Yet another coincidence? If not, then who has the ability to move so freely between countries, and slip unnoticed into our schools? Are they testing the ability to spread biological agents on our children as their means to trick us into martial law?

We also had a look to see if any other "mystery illness" type of incidents occurred the same year.... In the next story (below), the cause of the strange symptoms were blamed on pollen, yet acknowledged that none of the students had ever reacted to pollen in such a way before. [Also note most, if not all, of these stories have since been purged from their original sources - our website is one of the few remaining sites where these stories are still archived - including the above video.]

Mystery illness baffles doctors - Nov 16, 2005
182 students miss classes at school in city's southwest
News of the sickness -- which sent absenteeism at St. Stephen School to 33 per cent -- left medical officials scrambling to identify the bug and had Alberta's health minister trying to allay fears of a pandemic.

Seventeen people made ill by unknown substance at Montreal airport May 3/2005 MONTREAL (CP) - Seventeen people were made ill and four were sent to hospital after a substance spilled from a bag at Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport Tuesday night, police said. Full Story

International public health experts, researchers and pharmaceutical industry leaders are meeting in Montreal to map out global strategies for vaccine development, access and safety. But they'll be doing it without the World Health Organization's influenza chief, Dr. Klaus Stohr, who had to attend to a killer virus gone missing. Instead of delivering a speech in Montreal on how well the world is prepared for the possibility of a flu pandemic, Stohr is in Geneva tracing missing vials of H2N2 virus, mistakenly sent around the world as part of routine test kits. Fears of a global pandemic should the virus be released prompted the UN agency to urge their destruction. The virus, now nearly 50 years old, killed between one million and 4 million people when it struck in 1957. Most of the vials have been destroyed.

But when one-third of the samples were still not accounted for by Friday, Stohr called to cancel, said Joyce Harmon, conference manager of the World Vaccine Congress 2005. "It's very unfortunate that he had to drop out. But when it's a case of trying to stop an outbreak of avian flu, you can't argue," Harmon said. "But all the delegates are in the vaccine industry and appreciate what's happening. It's a big issue and it has to be sorted out properly." Keeping a few steps ahead of a flu pandemic and responding to a global public health emergency are among major topics at the conference. "Looking at what happened and what needs to be done so that it doesn't happen again," Harmon said of the hunt for the missing virus. Scientists will also discuss the challenges of emerging threats - for example, how to combat bioterrorism and the spread of infectious diseases.

Parallel sessions for vaccine companies on improving the commercialization, regulation and safety of their products will also be held. A key issue is who will pay for the vaccines of the 21st century. One model calls for a public-private partnership. "Vaccines are victims of their own success." said Dr. Phillip Gomez, director of the vaccine production program at the Vaccine Research Centre of the U.S. National Institutes of Health. "They are typically used once or twice, so it's low cost - so there's not a lot of profit incentive to develop vaccines." Gomez is to give the keynote lecture on the topic today. The conference ends thegazette.canwest.com © The Gazette (Montreal) 2005

Vancouver lab mishap alerted world to flu pandemic risk
Potentially deadly strain shipped to 4,000 labs in 18 countries

Pamela Fayerman, Vancouver Sun - April 14, 2005

A chain of events that began in a microbiology laboratory in a Vancouver hospital may have helped avert a global pandemic when it was discovered last month that a potentially deadly flu strain had been shipped to 4,000 labs worldwide. The alert has led to laboratories around the world rapidly destroying stocks of deadly H2N2 flu strain, which killed four million people during a flu pandemic in 1957. But the problem only came to light when the Vancouver laboratory, which has not been identified, sent a patient specimen to the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg.

The Winnipeg lab did extensive tests and relayed the results to the Vancouver facility, which alerted health authorities in this country and in the U.S. that a deadly strain had been accidentally shipped to about 4,000 laboratories in 18 countries for practise-only purposes. Ironically, however, it was a mistake made in the Vancouver lab that eventually led to the discovery. Dr. Perry Kendall, B.C.'s top public health official, said the chain of events originated in March when the Vancouver hospital sent a sample from a female patient to the national lab for further testing to determine what subtype of influenza A she had. It turned out the sample had been cross-contaminated with H2N2. The sample took three weeks to culture and subtype; results finally came back on the Easter weekend. Thousands of other labs around the world were also unwittingly in possession of the H2N2 virus because none had bothered to do the kind of detailed sub-typing that was done in this case. Kendall said the sample was sent for further testing to Winnipeg because "influenza didn't fit with the patient's clinical symptoms.

"There was no history of her getting anything that looked like influenza." He said when the national lab revealed the results "we were really concerned that we had discovered a new strain of influenza in our population, but then we realized this patient had not traveled, had no contacts with any potential sources of H2N2. "So upon further discussion, we decided that her sample was probably contaminated. Then the detective work figured out that on the same day that her specimen had been prepared for shipping to the lab in Winnipeg, the lab had also been conducting proficiency testing," said Kendall, referring to the tests lab workers conduct to know how to identify and characterize viral strains.

Kendall said the lab is conducting a review to find out precisely how the cross-contamination occurred. "It's a problem the lab is addressing. It's always a problem which laboratories can have, because it takes just minute traces for this to happen. "In a perfect world, cross-contamination would not occur and it is indeed very rare," Dr. Danuta Skowronski, physician-epidemiologist at the B.C. Centre for Disease Control, added. "But obviously, humans are fallible. Those who work in laboratories are taught to assume that every agent is potentially infectious, whether they know what it is or not," she said.

B.C. public health officials said Wednesday it is not believed any laboratory workers or other citizens in the province -- or indeed anywhere in the world -- have contracted the H2N2 influenza strain, which was contained in vials shipped to labs from the United States. The vials containing live virus were produced by a Cincinnati-based test-kit maker and shipped by the College of American Pathologists in February so that lab workers could gain proficiency at typing viral strains for accreditation purposes. The H2N2 strain hasn't circulated in the world since 1968, so anyone born after that time would have no immunity to it, raising the spectre that if people suddenly did become exposed to it, a pandemic could result. H2N2 is considered one of five candidates for an influenza pandemic.

Dr. Perry Kendall, B.C.'s top public health official, said when the vials were shipped, they were improperly labelled as A/Shanghai, related to the influenza strain that has been circulating in North America this past winter. Kendall said it was "neither sensible nor wise" to send the H2N2 subtype and it was also "unacceptable to mislabel the vials." The U.S. government is investigating. The WHO has alerted labs which received the virus to destroy it. © The Vancouver Sun 2005

Two vials of a killer influenza virus shipped as testing kits to several countries around the world to help laboratories conduct proficiency testing in virus detection remain unaccounted for, according to Klaus Stohr, influenza chief for the World Health Organization. The UN agency said shipments of the vials of H2N2 virus sent to laboratories in Lebanon and Mexico, never reached their destinations and are still missing.

The agency said about two-thirds of 3,700 laboratories around the world that received samples of a killer flu virus have destroyed them as instructed. The H2N2 virus strain of the Asian flu killed between 1 million and 4 million people around the world in 1957. The virus was distributed to labs worldwide by the US College of American Pathologists (CAP), as part of routine testing to determine the ability of labs to identify virus strains. Most people born after 1968 have no immunity to the 1957 H2N2 virus. http://www.healthtalk.ca/flu_virus_041605_90023.php

PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR BIO RESEARCH PAGE if you believe the government wouldn't think of testing biological agents on your children!!!!

"Crime fighting agreement could implicate Mounties in torture.... " Well where else do you think they get their training?

Crime-fighting agreement could implicate Mounties in torture, he says

Accused smuggling kingpin gets reprieve and thanks Canada for fair legal system - By TERRI THEODORE

VANCOUVER (CP) - An alleged smuggling kingpin China has been trying to get its hands on for several years told a throng of reporters Thursday he feels as if Canada is trying to protect him.

Lai Changxing agreed to talk to reporters in Vancouver after the Federal Court of Canada stopped his imminent deportation.

It was a ruling that suggested the court questions official Chinese diplomatic assurances the fugitive will not be tortured or executed.

"I'm very happy and feel good about the fair Canadian legal system," Lai told a large group of mostly Chinese-speaking reporters gathered outside his apartment.

"It seems that Canada is providing protection to me," he said, speaking in his native Mandarin through an interpreter.

He was in a buoyant mood, laughing and joking with the reporters, some of whom travelled from Hong Kong.

"I have always been confident of the Canadian legal system," he said. "I just want to thank the Canadian government for providing the opportunity for me to go through the Canadian legal system."

He expressed the hope that "the Chinese government will do the same as the Canadian government and give me a fair chance."

Lai, 53, has exhausted all his legal appeals for refugee status since arriving in Vancouver in August 1999. He will now seek a court appeal of the risk-assessment process itself.

He will be allowed to remain under house arrest in Vancouver, the court ruled Thursday, while he launches the further appeals.

Justice Carolyn Layden-Stevenson, who heard emergency arguments in Ottawa on Wednesday, issued the stop order one day before Lai was to be flown back to China after almost seven years in Canada.

"The issue of assurances lies at the heart of the debate," Layden-Stevenson wrote in her order.

The Canadian government has argued that a diplomatic note from China promises Lai will not be executed or tortured if he's returned for prosecution. Those assurances have recently been repeated, a government lawyer told the court this week.

But the judge cited Supreme Court of Canada case law that noted that assurances against execution can be monitored, but torture is much harder to verify.

Lai said Thursday he would co-operate with any Chinese investigation and hopes officials will review the case.

His case has prompted three suicides and eight executions among others linked to his case, he said.

"I have not been doing anything illegal, the rich guys have fled. I'm just a scapegoat."

Layden-Stevenson ruled Lai's risk-assessment process should have looked at "the general country conditions (in China), particularly with respect to torture."

She wrote that his removal "would cause Mr. Lai to face the risk that he alleges is present and that he argues has not been adequately assessed by the (risk assessment) officer.

Lai's lawyer, David Matas, has maintained there appears to be a greater emphasis on good diplomatic relations with China than on Lai's rights and due process.

Lai fled China through Hong Kong with his wife Tsang Mingna and their three children after being tipped off he was about to be arrested in an anti-corruption sweep that caught hundreds of private citizens and Communist party functionaries.

The couple has since divorced and Tsang faces her own separate deportation hearing.

The Beijing authorities have accused Lai of being the mastermind behind a huge smuggling operation based in the southern city of Xiamen.

He became the public face of a government campaign to eradicate corruption among Communist officials.

Dispite the fact the man was 5' 3'' and 130lbs, the RCMP described the shooting as a

"violent struggle" after an RCMP officer responded to a report of a man "camping

RCMP and the Victoria Police are now so desperate to hype the fear of guns, and assert

their delusional right to steal them, that they are even turning in their friends.

The following story out of Victoria highlights the dangers of thinking that you can trust

the police, regardless of whether or not you are a peaceful law-abiding citizen, and someone

AK-47s, Uzis, shotguns and semi-automatic pistols seized in Victoria house
Rob Shaw, Times Colonist

Victoria police have seized [stolen] what may be the largest cache of dangerous weapons in the city's history, picking up 662 guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition at a house in James Bay.

"There are handguns, there are sub machine-guns, there are firearms of that nature that a normal Canadian citizen for the most part can not legally possess," said Insp. Bill Carver, a Victoria police officer with the RCMP's National Weapons Enforcement Support Team.

EXCUSE ME??????? What the heck does "normal Canadian" mean? You mean someone from whom you RCMP knuckleheads MUST get your authority? The people to whom and for whom you swore to uphold the law of the land - otherwise known as Magna Carta and Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

What sorcery did you evoke to make yourselves above the "normal Canadian citizen" ? Are you people on medication?

"They are more apt to be in the hands of the police or the military," he said, or, "the criminal element."

If they are in the hands of the police, it goes without saying they are in the hands of the criminal element. They just told us that, only are likely too deluded in their minds to even notice.

Victoria police displayed a sampling of the stockpile at its headquarters yesterday.

The arsenal included military-grade machine-guns and weapons prohibited in Canada, such as a Sten sub machine-gun used in the Second World War and TEC-9 semi-automatic pistols, manufactured in the United States.

The seized weapons also included AK-47s, Uzis, semi-automatic pistols and shotguns.

Some of the weapons had serial numbers scratched off, and others were modified to use silencers. Police also found tear-gas grenades, a blow gun, and knives at the house.

Oh my..... knives too? Obliviously he was up to something, and was just waiting out the last 30 or so years in order to wait for his best time to strike. Well I feel so much safer, don't you?

The weapons were seized in March from a James Bay house, but investigators chose not to make the results of the raid public until they laid charges against a Victoria man.

Say WHAT????? These weapons were stolen by Police seven months ago, and they are just now telling us about it? What's the secrecy about? Ever get the feeling these guys couldn't tell the truth even if their lives depended on it?

Police didn't release the man's name yesterday, but he is identified in court documents as Ryerson Edward Knight. The 59-year-old faces 39 weapons-related charges.

Police are working with the Canada Border Services Agency and U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms to determine where the weapons came from, and if they were headed to other cities.

Here we go again!!!!! These guns were in the hands of a 30-plus year COLLECTOR who worked WITH THE VICTORIA POLICE, and they have the unmitigated gall to suggest they may have been "headed for other cities" ? Can you see the fear mongering yet, or do we need to draw you a map?

A significant number of the guns were not from Canada, said Carver, adding it has taken officers months to catalogue the weapons.

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!! Now that's gotta make you laugh folks! They are claiming it took them months to catalogue 662 weapons. So assuming it took them six months, and they then waited another month before telling us, that would be 110 weapons a month, or about 5 guns a day lets say. No wonder these people managed to inflate a 10 million dollar gun registry to just under 2 Billion! Obviously these guns all need to be carbon dated and blueprinted before they are put on file in a computer.

It is perhaps the largest weapon seizure ever seen in the city, and certainly the largest in the past 20 years, said Carver.

In a telephone interview yesterday, Knight said he is a gun collector who has spent 30 years collecting firearms.

He said he has also worked as a volunteer gun inspector for Victoria police in the past -- which police said has nothing to do with the charges.

Some of the charges are for possessing weapons such as Mauser bolt-action German rifles dating to 1920 and 1934, court documents show. There are also charges for more modern guns.

"Most of what they're talking about is crap," Knight said. "They're making it into a great big hoohaw.

Which is why we need to fire them, and replace them with real law enforcement personnel. People that not only understand the purpose and origin of our common law and immutable rights, but who can catalogue property faster than a chimpanzee.

"Yes I did have some things that I wasn't supposed to have, but when it comes to gun collecting, obviously curiosity, when you're collecting, is a crime."

And now for the conclusive proof we're living in a police state..... this totally non-threatening gun collector was charged with 39 offences under their mystical cultish statutes, and plead guilty to 19. Feel safer? Most of those guns will now be resold on the street by various gangs that the RCMP and other police departments are secretly supporting, just like the meth dealers they helped get passports...

James Bay man guilty of 19 firearms charges - Times Colonist - Tuesday, April 24, 2007

A man charged with multiple firearms offences after a raid on his James Bay home yielded what police described as possibly the largest weapons cache ever discovered in Victoria has pleaded guilty to 19 of the charges.

Ryerson Edward Knight appeared in provincial court yesterday and pleaded guilty to 19 of the 39 offences he was charged with. The Crown indicated it would stay the remainder of the charges. Sentencing was put over to July 23.

The 59-year-old Knight was charged in October after police searched his home and turned up 662 guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition.

The seized weapons included AK-47s, Uzis, pistols and shotguns. Some of the weapons had serial numbers filed off. Also seized were pre-Second World War guns, tear gas grenades, knives and a blowgun.

Ryerson Edward Knight, who Victoria police say had one of the largest [legal] caches of firearms ever seized by the department, has been given a community sentence of two years less a day for 19 weapons offences.
The 60-year-old James Bay resident was originally charged with 39 offences in October 2006, after police turned up 662 guns and other items [many of which were historic pieces that were inert or inactive] in a search of his home. Knight eventually pleaded guilty to 19 charges and the rest were stayed by the Crown.

I found this absolutely disgusting. These children learned nothing from this except how to flop on the ground and grovel. These police officers are using aggressive behavioral modification techniques. Changing how kids behave around handguns or rifiles. Essentially they are training them to be snitches for the police department. They will be fearful of legitimate firearms. While Bush is using 9/11 to keep Americans petrified, police departments across the country are using the Columbine and Virginia Tech shootings to run psychological operations on school kids. [full story]

They apparently aren't satisfied with just gun threats... they are now issuing vague kidnapping threats. Do you REALLY believe people warn the police they are about to kidnap children?

Richmond parents are being warned to keep a closer eye on their children
after police [allegedly] received a threat Tuesday that a child will be kidnapped in the
next few weeks. [read full propaganda report here]

And of course lets not forget a good threat about "global warming" either....