York Regional Police is investigating possible connections between a rash of early morning Molotov cocktail attacks and suspicious fires in Richmond Hill over the past two weeks.

Between April 29 and May 8, three homes in the Major Mackenzie Drive area between Bathurst and Leslie streets had Molotov cocktails thrown at them.

The explosive devices, usually consisting of a bottle filled with flammable liquid and a short wick, caused only minimal damage to the three homes, but could have been a lot worse, police said.

"Right now we are attempting to establish any links between the places have been hit and we can't really find one" Det.-Const. Brett Kemp said. "They appear to be random."

The homes do not appear to have been specifically targeted and random youth vandalism has not been ruled out, he added.

A number of suspicious garbage can fires have also been lit in the area and police believe they may be related, considering the locations.

Evidence of glass bottles, fuel and wicks were found at the scenes as well as an entire Molotov cocktail which did not ignite.

Det.-Const. Kemp said the devices carry the "potential for serious injury", warning residents if they find one on their property, not to touch it and contact police immediately." - The Richmond Hill Liberal

What kind if idiot(s) goes around and does this suff? A molotov cocktail is essentially a fire bomb. All it takes is one thrown at the right place and time to start an inferno and kill people. The fire would spread easily and fast, very fast. I would love to help the police and fire deaprtment, but because the locations and times are so varied, there would need to be a whole gang including myself watching over a large area.

God this really pisses me off. But that's okay too, because they will get caught.

    

      

 

 

 

   

 

Quote from cp24.com :

"An Al-Qaida terrorist attack on Canadian soil is “now probable” according to the head of Canada’s spy agency.

Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) director Jim Judd, in his annual report to the minister of public safety, contends that while Canada probably isn’t the number one nation on the terror group’s hit list the possibility of an attack here is a definite possibility.

"The threat of further attacks by Sunni Islamic extremists and other like-minded groups continues, bringing with it elevated demands on the service's resources," says the report, which covers the year 2004-05 and was delivered last year to then-public safety minister Anne McLellan.

The report includes some of the strongest language ever used by a Canadian official in assessing the terror threat.

Judd insists the top CSIS priority is to prevent attacks from both occurring here and originating here.

"During the past year, Canada and Canadian interests abroad continued to be under threat from al-Qaida and its affiliated groups," he says.

"While the threat remains concentrated overseas, an attack on Canadian soil is now probable."

Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaida terror network, which planned the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, included Canada in its list of target countries in both 2002 and 2004.

Canadian soldiers stationed in Afghanistan have come under attack from both al-Qaida and Taliban groups opposed to the U.S.-supported government in Kabul.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s national security advisor Stephen Rigby said this week that the government is being vigilant about possible attacks.

"We're just trying to increase the level of sophistication as to how we refine that consideration of the threat, where it might come, how it might come," Rigby said.

He added that Canadian officials have "no specific evidence" of a plot at this point."

May 10, 2006

  

 

   

 

This is what I have been doing in my mother's small garden all day. I am a little burnt out from all the sun, but it was well worth it.

 

Ian and I went and saw 'The Sentinal' with Kiefer Sutherland and Micheal Douglas. Ian was Kiefer's stand-in during the Toronto filming, which was all last summer. We were both somewhat disappointed with the plot, as there were a few things that were missing. I gave it a C for best effort. But I believe that the writter for the movie didn't really have his head wrapped around it. It was choppy in some parts, and there were times when there was too much going into a few scenes and too few details into another.  

  Getting closer to going camping.....and moose watching.

 

  

 

It's Tom Cruise.

 

Almost every media outlet I see always has something about Cruise, or more well know as "TomKat", and the articles that are written usually contain something about his conterversal religion, his wealth and power, his 'antics', and crap that I really don't care to read about. I think his ego is bigger than the balance in his bank account...and it's into the millions. I also think he has tarnished his acting career with all the 'antics' and bad press he's been getting over the last few years.

 

What really pissed me off was that Cruise told 9/11 firefighters and rescue workers to stop taking their medications and counselling sessions for Post Traumatic Stress, take vitamins and visit your local Scientology centre for help. As I have said before, Cruise is not a health-care professional, yet he was acting like one and still does. The NYFD was not pleased in the least. I have been through Critical Incident Stress, and it's hell, I kid you not. Maybe Cruise should spend some time with emergency service personnel and witness all the blood, gutts, brain matter, pick up some body parts from MVA's, try to revive a child with CPR, and watch/loose people who die from posioings, building collapses, smoke inhalation, seniors trapped on the top floor of a high rise building thats fully involved and hear their screams and pleas for help over and over, and over again. 

 

Pffttt.....

 

"PARIS, France (CNN) -- The U.S. diplomat heading crucial talks on Iran's nuclear ambitions has predicted full European support for a U.N. Security Council resolution that would allow sanctions or even force."

Okay, so you have the U.S. pushing for sanctions to bomb Iran, and it's nuclear faciltiies because the States and other countries believe that Iran is going to make nuclear weapons. Not only will the States bomb the hell out of Iran, they will use NUCLEAR WEAPONS. A nuclear weapon has not been used in any kind of warfare for decades, and now Bush is going to blow that 'No Nukes' world treaty right out of the water, a treaty that took so many years for countires to agree upon and sign.

Russia and China want to solve this in a diplomatic fashion, and I agree. If the U.S. gets the support it needs to attack Iran, than Russia and China will loose their invested interests in Iran.

Since when did Iran become apart of the "Axis of Evil"?

I do not understand why Iran will not agree to have their nuclear program monitored. I am for Iran using nuclear energy for it's country and economy, but I also don't think that they should have nukes, because if they do, they will attack Isreal.

Hell, send me over to the sanctions, and I'll hit each and every representative from every country with a hammer, right on their heads, and try and knock some common sense into them.

But I have a bad feeling in my gutts about this. I think war is coming. Nuclear war.