Sorry, there is no way one can drive this fast drunk and make it across 50 km of this roadway. No way. There is SOME traffic at that time, and rarely have I ever seen a speed trap at this time. This story is a complete fabrication. CP/AP/Reuters have taken to making up stories to sway people into thinking certain ways. Note the use of 33, an occult number, and other numbers whose digits add to 11 (2+9). Notice no actual “officials” are quoted. Please also note it is not against the law for the media to lie, as long as they don’t libel real people. Since the mentioned perp is most likely fictive, they can say whatever they want about him.
A Mississauga, Ont., man faces charges after police say they clocked a Porsche SUV travelling at 233 km/h on Highway 401.
Provincial police say an officer conducting a speed trap on a stretch of the highway in Toronto spotted the Porsche Cayenne zipping by in a 100 zone around 3:30 a.m. Sunday.
Police in Toronto charge man with drunk driving, caught going 233 km/h in Porsche | National Post.
Also, if he lived in Mississauga, where was he going drunk on the eastbound 401? That’s not the direction of his home.
Update:
Within minutes of making my comment, a shill account (this one freshly registered) responded with an ad-hominem attack. Instead of addressing any of my points, a simple character assassination is all that is required to derail the conversation. This is a classic disinfo trick. Now if anyone who’s on the fence on my post sees this post, they are more likely to not post at all and stop considering the concept of media fakery and deception.
Not all shills are freshly created. All the major websites have paid shills meant to disrupt and derail almost any topic. It is instructive to check a shill’s profile, especially if they are using a commenting service like Disqus. You can sometimes detect patterns of disinfo.
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