JM Dangerfield

[JM Dangerfield @Mdanger71]

@suzi91051512 @CalgaryPolice He remains in custody & will next appear in court on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.

[JM Dangerfield @Mdanger71]

@thesadhorsegirl @CalgaryPolice It’s called innocent until proven guilty, like every person charged with a criminal offence

[JM Dangerfield @Mdanger71]

@Jamie147493622 @RadioGenoa Wrong….the gang assault is the worst part

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

#Breaking Good evening, Canada. This is where your usual politeness won't cut it, and saying 'sorry' won't make things right. Tonight, we are peeling back the veneer on what appears to be a convoluted quagmire of politics, investigations, and unanswered questions that makes a mockery of our justice system.

In our previous report, we dived deep into the snail-paced RCMP investigation—let's be generous and even call it that—into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's alleged interference in the SNC-Lavalin case. We exposed the gaping holes in their process, and now it's time to follow up on the recent updates that only deepen the perplexity.

Let's start with Micheal Barrett's statement. The Member of Parliament points out the evident double standard here. Most Canadians, if they dare withhold crucial documents from the RCMP, would quickly find themselves in a tight spot, most likely behind bars. Trudeau, however, seems to be floating in a separate universe where the regular rules don't apply. Barrett is correct; withholding evidence during an investigation is tantamount to obstruction of justice. The irony, of course, is that this entire charade began over accusations of obstructing justice!

What's alarming is the timid response from the RCMP. Even when Trudeau is openly refusing to cooperate, their investigation is paralyzed. Micheal Barrett highlights that this issue isn't just about Trudeau; it's symptomatic of a whole cabinet that appears to have thrown the rulebook out the window. "A cabinet of serial lawbreakers"—that's what Barrett called them, and honestly, the shoe seems to fit.

Now, you may ask, what happens when the RCMP Commissioner tries to clear the air? We'd love to know as well, except, in a shocking move, the Liberals, NDP, and Bloc—the "cover-up coalition," as Barrett eloquently puts it—voted to shut him down before he could utter a single word. If this doesn't reek of a cover-up, I don't know what does.

In a video statement, Micheal Barrett captures the Liberals leaving the committee room with "tails between their legs," evidently too cowardly to let the RCMP Commissioner even read his statement. You could practically feel the disdain in Barrett's voice when he said, "They're very proud to cover up the corruption of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau."

At this point, it's crystal clear: there's an agenda to keep the truth shrouded in mystery. What's the motive? Is it political survival? Is it something more insidious? What we do know is that the continuous machinations to silence those who could provide clarity is deeply corrosive to the public's trust in our democratic institutions.

Fellow Canadians, it's not hyperbole to say we're facing a national emergency. This isn't just a rot in the system; it's an infection that risks spreading throughout our democracy. And it's high time we demand that the antibiotics of transparency, accountability, and justice are applied.

Why the cover-up? Why the orchestrated silence? Why the concerted efforts to shut down any official who might provide a semblance of clarity or, God forbid, the truth?

This isn't governance; it's more like a mafia operation where silence is bought, compliance is ensured, and transparency is thrown out the window. And what's most galling is that this isn't even a one-party masquerade. We have a coalition in place, but let's call it what it really is—a coalition for the political elite. It's a tag-team alliance of Liberals, NDP, and the Bloc that seems hell-bent on stifling the truth rather than illuminating it.

Remember, this isn't a coalition for the people, as they'd like you to believe. This is a coalition that is safeguarding their own, circling the wagons to protect the privileged few at the expense of the Canadian public. This "cover-up coalition" appears more concerned with shielding their political careers than upholding the democratic tenets they swore to defend.

So, Canada, it's time to call this out for what it is—a blatant disregard for the rules and laws that are supposed to bind us together as a society. And if we don't rise and demand accountability now, when will we? If we remain silent, we're essentially saying that it's okay for our institutions to be manipulated, for our democracy to be tarnished, and for our faith in a just society to be irrevocably broken.

Don't let them erode your trust. Don't let them escape accountability. And most importantly, don't let them make a mockery of the country we all love and respect.

Demand answers. Demand justice. Demand Canada back.

If you're not incensed by this egregious parade of impropriety and concealment, then perhaps you're not paying enough attention. So stay alert, Canada. Stay very alert. Because if we don't keep our eyes wide open, we may just find our democratic vision reduced to nothing more than a narrow tunnel, at the end of which the light of transparency and justice will have been extinguished, perhaps for good.

Good night, Canada. We all deserve better. We all deserve the truth.

#cdnpoli

[JM Dangerfield @Mdanger71]

@RicFlairNatrBoy @KingJames Not even close

[JM Dangerfield @Mdanger71]

@Smooshums @CalgaryPolice Presumption of innocence is afforded to everyone charged with a criminal offence. Look it up assclown

[JM Dangerfield @Mdanger71]

@spittinchiclets Why did I listen to my agent?!?!? I had it good in Winnipeg with the @NHLJets

[JM Dangerfield @Mdanger71]

@spittinchiclets On the prowl to receive another beating

[ESPN MMA @espnmma]

On this date in 1993, it was only the beginning...

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[Calgary Police @CalgaryPolice]

This is snow joke! Get prepared before you head out on those snowy #yyc roads. #yycSafeRoads https://t.co/kZpVIq1ojQ

[Calgary Police @CalgaryPolice]

Last week, in partnership with @AlbertaSheriffs, we conducted a number of commercial vehicle safety inspections.

Officers conducted inspections on 158 units. Of those, 99 were placed out of service, 37 required attention & 22 passed inspection
https://t.co/80z58nBEAT

[Sport Manitoba @SportManitoba]

The Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame may be closed, but our hard-working staff was still able to set up a tribute exhibit for the great Dale Hawerchuk.
It's on the main floor of our building at 145 Pacific Avenue, and it's worth the visit.
@NHLJets @NHL #HOF

[Calgary Police @CalgaryPolice]

Today's Featured #WarrantWednesday Subjects 🔍
We are seeking public assistance to locate the following individuals wanted on numerous warrants.
Anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to call us at 403-266-1234, or contact @canstopcrime.
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[Calgary Police @CalgaryPolice]

Police have charged two suspects in relation to what is believed to be a hate-motivated assault that occurred on Aug. 3, 2020 in the NW community of Sunnyside. The CPS thanks the media and the public for their help in furthering this investigation. #yyc
https://t.co/VoDzjPyFhf

[Calgary Police @CalgaryPolice]

Today's Featured #WarrantWednesday Subjects 🔍
We are seeking public assistance to locate the following individuals wanted on numerous warrants.
Anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to call us at 403-266-1234, or contact @canstopcrime.
#yyc #wanted

[Evander Kane @evanderkane]

For the folks who still don’t get it.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

If Trudeau just wants to have a throne speech, he can wait until mid-September to formally prorogue.

If he wants to shut down WE investigations, he will prorogue this week.

[Winnipeg Jets @NHLJets]

ICYMI 🙌

[Winnipeg Jets @NHLJets]

“That’s what we were supposed to do today... We’ll do it again tomorrow!”