KeswickPinhead DOES have thoughts: Death for the CRIME of Hugging

A 39-year-old guy who lived in Toronto decided to fly back home to Grenada for the holidays.
Just after Christmas, he was allegedly beaten to death by police after hugging a person he mistook as a friend (a female police officer).
But before my fellow Canadians get all bent out of shape about death for a hug in the Caribbean, let's not forget death for speaking a different language, as in the case of John Dienkanski.

The cops were offered a translator, but declined the offer, because they were too busy murdering the guy they couldn't understand.

Here in Keswick, we had the case of a kid who was charged with defending himself against a racist attack.
Not only was the boy charged for fighting back after being victimized, but he was trashed in the local paper.
The Georgina Advocate, under editor Tracy Kibble, couldn't HELP but point out the ethnicity of the child that was assaulted in a hate-crime that saw the WHITE perpetrator never even charged.
Although the charges against the victim were finally dropped, it wasn't until the parents had to foot the bill for a lawyer, and the whole business got INTERNATIONAL attention.
Negative attention.
Unlike the coverage it initially got from our "intrepid reporters" and those who identify themselves as "professional journalists" here in York.

Then of course there is me, tortured for the alleged crime of "trespassing" in Keswick, Georgina, York, Ontario, Canada.

People like Tracy Kibble, professional journalist

Journalism is hard, just ask Tracy KibbleHere is a hopefully still ongoing exchange between the Editor of the Georgina Advocate, Tracy Kibble, and I.
This is the e-mail I sent to get the conversation started:

Have you been following the ball ban story coming out of Toronto, Tracy?
Here is today's journal entry, entitled 'Give me balls or give me death' http://keswickpinhead.deviantart.com/journal/Give-me-balls-or-give-me-death-269485172

I find it fascinating how some media deal with officials who overstep their authority in OTHER parts of Canada.

This brave approach is sadly lacking here in Keswick.

Your silence emboldens criminals in positions of power.

Saying noth

who give aid and comfort to these criminals with badges, should be held accountable for their role in sweeping cop crime under the carpet.
Tracy's tireless work to cover up for criminal cops will certainly lead to more corruption in the place I call home.

I aim to give her her just reward for the job she's done....

...perhaps a hug.

Have a nice day, don't taze me bro.

Mensa on IceMy prediction came true.

I've been saying that it was only a matter of time before we heard news of the first accident involving snowmobiles and the newly formed ice.

Sure enough, two geniuses decided that the ice that has only been jutting off shore for a couple of days was thick enough for a snowmobile ride.
Wrong, Messieurs Einstein.

To give you some idea of the stupidity of this, I wouldn't WALK on the ice yet...though a couple more days of cold and I will be testing the edges.

On foot....not with an expensive vehicle.

This is FAR different than what they did.
First off...I will be doing it in a few days, when it's thicke

You deserve Wresting Day offHappy Wrestling Day everly buddy.
Tell your Employer the King of All Toast said you could have the rest of the day off....with pay.
Now excuse me, while I go shopping for Wrestling Day bargains.

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Apocalyptic Shopping MeleeThe pepper spray was bad, but when the rubber bullets started flying I was really frightened.
Shoppers being trampled and tasered
We surged forward mindlessly, like cattle to slaughter.
Death itself could not stop us from our quest.

The sweet sweet taste of Christmas Chocolate, reduced 50%.

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