like thisGood cut for GoFundMe. The Toronto Van Attack hoaxsters set up their own swindleraising foundation to avoid fees. My guess is the actors will get far less than $500K each – I’m sure the corporations used to set up the scam will get the lion’s share and only dispense a small monthly annuity. Wouldn’t it be great if one of the actors squawked over their pittance?
“The GoFundMe campaign raised $15.175 million, approximately,” said Garinger. “After the deduction of fees charged by GoFundMe, the net amount the memorial fund anticipates receiving from the donated monies is … right around $14.7 million. Read more: St. Albert Humboldt committee to announce legacy campaign details later this month Humboldt Broncos face off against Saskatchewan league in trademark fight for #HumboldtStrong Humboldt Broncos returning for 2018-19 hockey season “One hundred pe
Source: GoFundMe charging $500,000 fee on $15 million raised for Humboldt Broncos | The Star
On a side note, a Jr. Fakeologist noted that one of the cuter vicsim hockey player’s instagram profile picture changed – after he “died”. It now includes his girlfriend. I’m sure they can come up with a suitable lie to explain that, but it was creepy to see “dead” people’s virtual lives change after the fact.
like thisSince they decided in the psyOp script to let the sim-villain/actor live, lawyers are needed to continue the charade. In real cases, the crown usually gets a lead prosecutor. Let’s see if one is named as this drags on for years. One assumes that legal aid will pay the bills (ie. tax money). In Canada, we don’t have “tv in the courtroom” – and the US doesn’t either in real cases – so we’ll have to rely on sketches to “prove” that a case is actually occurring.
When Alek Minassian appears in court Thursday for a second time since his alleged van rampage on Yonge St. last month, he will be represented by two highly-respected and experienced Toronto defence lawyers, the Star has learned. Courtroom veteran Boris Bytensky confirmed in an email that he has been hired and has asked fellow Toronto defence lawyer Breese Davies to join him representing the 25-year-old.
Source: Veteran defence lawyers to represent accused van killer Alek Minassian | The Star
likes thisLooks like more dummies than actors made it to hospital.
The drillers show no sign of urgency. There is no ventilation equipment being used on the vicsims.
This doesn’t even pass as a realistic drill. They didn’t use fake blood or the normal moulage required to simulate reality.
As stated many times before, Canadians always get the budget versions of staged events.
Google street view confirms this is the walk in emergency entrance at our main trauma centre, despite the make shift looking sign.
As I eluded to in a previous comment, I wonder IFF they are creating vicsims from whole cloth, that they model them after certain people that locals may be familiar with.
Geraldine Brady
Geraldine Brady used to pull out photographs of her great-grandson, dotingly telling visiting friends about the little boy, and rifle up newspaper clippings to show off articles about her daughter and the farm she ran.
Source: Geraldine Brady remembered as a ‘lifelong friend’ with a ‘positive attitude and smile’ | The Star
If so, this entity looks a great deal like the anti-car urbanist that came from NYC to Toronto in the 60s to give her vision of a livable city, Jane Jacobs.
Makes sense if the goal is transform this commuter route into a slow moving, downtown-like streetscape.
Jane Jacobs
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The Toronto attack involved a RYDER TRUCK.Ryder Trucks have been used before in false flag attacks -1. “The 1,200-pound bomb was in a Ryder truck parked in a parking garage beneath the World Trade Center” in 1993. 2. In the Oklahoma City bombing, “McVeigh and Nichols removed the bomb supplies from their storage unit in Herington, Kansas, where Nichols lived, and loaded them into a Ryder rental truck”
Source: Aangirfan: TORONTO FALSE FLAG
h/t Virginia
New terrorspeak language is getting invented every day.
Police also say the offences do not rise to the threshold of terrorism at this point.
Did the sim photo creation team get lazy on the last two fictims? Usual unrealistic lack of resolution in this age of 4k video.
A distinct lack of males in this group. Were they just faster to jump out of the way?
I suppose we won’t hear the end of this Sim event until they widen the sidewalks and install the bike lanes.
like thisWhoops – looks like the van was being staged on the sideroad, and not on the main street [this may be an intentional red herring/confusion tactic].
The CPR they offer us isn’t convincing.
Update:
Here’s the timeline used to make all the video fit.
Nothing is left to question – all media released by the media is made to fit, if not confuse first.
like thisThere’s very little truth in any of these fictional stories, but I believe this part:
An employee answering the door at the Korean consulate in Toronto said they weren’t confirming whether any Korean nationals were dead or injured in the van attack, leaving that up to either Canadian or Korean officials.
But South Korean news agency Yonhap cited a government agency as saying two Korean nationals were among those killed Monday.
It is true that the media is self referential in all its stories. One false story somewhere and they all refer to it is true, but then original story is false.
At least the consulate deflected instead of lying.
Yonge St. van attack victim remembered as ‘the best person’ torontosun.com…
like thisObituary comedy. How morbid.
Forsyth, the oldest identified fatality of the Toronto van attack, was a vivacious woman who was struck down as she returned from her daily walk to the shops and to feed birds and squirrels.
Friends at the North York Seniors Centre where she lived for more than 20 years described a fiery old lady whose deafness did not discourage her from taking control of conversations, and whose years of bladder cancer treatment could not keep her from her regular visits to the slots at Casino Rama.
news.google.ca/news/amp?caurl=http%3A%2F%2Fnationalpost.com…
Fakeologists don’t harrass, but we mock the creators from a distance even though harassment stories are also also phony.
MEDIA ADVISORY:
Yonge Street Tragedy
-The family of one of the victims in the Yonge Street tragedy reports some media are harassing the family
-Toronto Police request that all media respect the privacy of those involved
^dh
Check out @TPSOperations’s Tweet: twitter.com…
like thisDo you believe this set of pictures showing a van hitting a deer?
Source: Deer God. (deer gore) pics.
or this picture showing a van hitting 26 people, killing 10, driving down 2.2 km of sidewalk, hitting bus shelters, trees, hot-dog carts, etc.?
There is no need to investigate even one more aspect of the Toronto Van Sidewalk hoax. Falsus in unum, falsus in omnibus.
You either trust your own common sense, or you trust those that tell you what you are seeing.
The sides have never been more clear: you either believe liars or believe logic.
You must pick a side. The middle ground is mental confusion, and being dishonest with yourself. Resolve the conflict and come back down on the side of logic.
You will live longer and breath more freely.
Decide.
Now.
likes thisNo time to question the basics of this hoax, it’s time to turn up the emotion and bring on the tears.
Details are beginning to emerge about the victims of the rampaging van down Yonge St. on Monday afternoon.
One of the 10 killed is Anne Marie D’Amico, who worked at Invesco, a U.S. investment firm with an office near Yonge and Sheppard Ave.
On the 9/11 style tribute wall, quickly erected mind you, there was a sign that use the word fictim. If anyone can find it please send it to me thank you.
