When his family first arrived, his children were thrilled to see the snow. They ran out of the airport to play in it.
Gibril Bangura, his wife and three children fled from the African
country as refugees, and according to Bangura, are thrilled to be here
despite the weather.“Canada is our home now and I am proud to say that ……………, we just don’t want to go outside,” said Bangura,
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Nearly four years after Mounties scooped up a handful of alleged
homegrown terrorists, a London, Ont. doctor became the first to go to
trial Monday. Khurram Syed Sher, 31, pleaded not guilty to the charges
on Monday, Feb. 10, 2014. (Laurie Foster-McLeod, QMI Agency)
OTTAWA - Accused
terror conspirator Khurram Syed Sher agreed with the Crown on Thursday
that $400 he gave to an alleged co-conspirator likely ended up in the
hands of the Mujahideen.
But the London doctor maintained the July 2010 night he met his alleged terror buddies was a Monty Python-esque “farce.”
On day three of his testimony, Sher, 31, locked horns with prosecutor Jason Wakely in cross-examination.
In a July 20, 2010 conversation recorded by RCMP, one of the alleged
co-conspirators said he’d sworn an oath to “Q and T,” which Sher
understood meant Al-Qaida and the Taliban.
“Is that a farce?” Wakely asked. “Is that funny?”
“No,” Sher said.
“You would agree with me that he was a dangerous, crazy, radical man,” Wakely said.
“Some of the things he was saying were crazy, yes,” Sher said.
But the London doctor maintained the July 2010 night he met his alleged terror buddies was a Monty Python-esque “farce.”
On day three of his testimony, Sher, 31, locked horns with prosecutor Jason Wakely in cross-examination.
In a July 20, 2010 conversation recorded by RCMP, one of the alleged
co-conspirators said he’d sworn an oath to “Q and T,” which Sher
understood meant Al-Qaida and the Taliban.“Is that a farce?” Wakely asked. “Is that funny?”
“No,” Sher said.
“You would agree with me that he was a dangerous, crazy, radical man,” Wakely said.
“Some of the things he was saying were crazy, yes,” Sher said.
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QUEBECERS TAKE NOTE: After decimating much of your province with your bullshit language policy, ya might want to pay attention to what is happening in Scotland where they are talking independence too!
Standard Life, which has nearly 4 million customers
in the UK and 5,000 employees in Scotland, said it would take “whatever
action necessary” to protect its business, including moving its
operations to England. Gerry Grimstone, the firm’s chairman, said: “We
have been based in Scotland for 189 years and we are very proud of our
heritage. Scotland has been a good place from which to run our business
and to compete around the world. “We very much hope that this can
continue. But if anything were to threaten this, we will take whatever
action we consider necessary – including transferring our operations
from Scotland – in order to ensure continuity and to protect the
interests of our stakeholders.”
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HEY KIDS, WANT TO SEE WHAT’S IN STORE FOR ALL OF US AS SOON AS THE MUSLIM FANATICS RUN THINGS!
A militant Islamist group has demanded Christians living in north-eastern Syria pay tax in return for protection as it seeks to build a traditional “Caliphate” in areas it controls.
The Islamic State of Iraq & al-Sham (ISIS) published the terms under which minorities could live under its rule on the Internet.
“Christians are obligated to pay Jizya tax on every adult male to the value of four golden dinars for the wealthy, half of that for middle-income citizens and half of that for the poor,” the decree said.
“They must not hide their status, and can pay in two instalments per year.”
Four dinars would amount to about $800-worth of gold.
OF COURSE ………………………….., THAT’S ONLY UNTIL THEY GET A BIG ENOUGH MAJORITY, AND THEN “GUESS WHAT?”
YOU’RE GOING TO BE A MUSLIM TOO!
http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/02/27/al-qaeda-linked-group-demands-protection-money-from-christians-in-syrian-caliphate/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+NP_Top_Stories+%28National+Post+-+Top+Stories%29&utm_content=My+Yahoo
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Let me tell ya bunky, small towns are very boring …………………., most of the time!
(But not always!)
It
was around 5 p.m. when the red pickup truck came barreling up to the
Hannah funeral home in the tiny hamlet of Tamworth, Ont. A man jumped
out and came to the screen door yelling incoherently.
The guy yelled, ‘Call 911. MacLeod has been murdered,’” Ms. Hannah said.
Then He got back into his pickup and drove away.
The man was Morton Lewis, a local handyman and trapper, and he is believed to be responsible for a series of bizarre, violent incidents in Tamworth and neighbouring Erinsville that left two dead and two injured and local residents struggling to explain how their communities – north of Napanee in rural eastern Ontario – could be the site of six separate crime scenes.
The guy yelled, ‘Call 911. MacLeod has been murdered,’” Ms. Hannah said.
Then He got back into his pickup and drove away.
The man was Morton Lewis, a local handyman and trapper, and he is believed to be responsible for a series of bizarre, violent incidents in Tamworth and neighbouring Erinsville that left two dead and two injured and local residents struggling to explain how their communities – north of Napanee in rural eastern Ontario – could be the site of six separate crime scenes.
After leaving the funeral home, Mr. Lewis ran a woman off the road
and then tried to strangle her, shot a firefighter and threatened a
beloved postal worker at gunpoint, local residents said. It ended with a
police chase up a county road. As a police officer closed in on Mr.
Lewis’ truck, a single shot was fired inside the cab. Mr. Lewis, 59, was
found dead.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/community-of-tamworth-ont-shaken-by-bizarre-rampage-that-left-two-dead/article17153775/?cmpid=rss1
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Here’s something ya don’t see everyday: Arizona Helping Prostitutes By Arresting Them ……….., Sending Them To Church!
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An independent scientific assessment of last year’s pilot badger culls in England has concluded that they were not effective.
The reason I even mention this folks, is that your
long suffering reporter had an ongoing battle with a bunch of racoons
who were getting into my garbage every night.
(This happened a few years ago and lasted, all summer long!)
There were pitched battles and long drawn out sieges kids, and
after everything was said and done …………………………………, the raccoons won!
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Since
the “Mrs. Herself” [sic] wants pizza tonight, we thought it was rather
appropriate to let you see this: Most of us tend to order a pizza based
on the amount we plan to eat—and there’s nothing wrong with that—but if
you’re trying to make your dollar stretch as far as it can, your best
bet is to just order the biggest one you can buy. Why? The increase in
size to cost always comes out in your favor. Here’s why.
Over at NPR’s Planet Money blog, Quoctrung Bui explains:
One day last year, an engineer and I went to a pizza place for lunch. The engineer told me he wasn’t very hungry, but he said he was going to get the 12-inch medium instead of the 8-inch small — because the medium was more than twice as big as the small, and it cost only a little bit more. This sort of blew my mind.
…The math of why bigger pizzas are such a good deal is simple: A pizza is a circle, and the area of a circle increases with the square of the radius.So, for example, a 16-inch pizza is actually four times as big as an 8-inch pizza.And when you look at thousands of pizza prices from around the country, you see that you almost always get a much, much better deal when you buy a bigger pizza.
They also
include an interactive graph that compares average pizza prices from
pizzerias and chains across the country. You can drag the slider at the
bottom of their graph to see exactly how much larger that bigger pizza
is compared to the smaller ones, and at the average prices for each, how
much you actually come out ahead. For example, One 18-inch pizza has
roughly the same area as 1.7 14-inch pizzas or 5.1 8-inch pizza, To get
the same amount of pizza you get in an $18.68 18-inch pizza, you’d have
to spend an extra $5.29 on 14-inch pizzas, or an extra $23.09 on 8-inch
pizzas. See how the numbers add up? It’s almost universally a better
deal—mathematically, mind you—to just get the bigger pizza.
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