Episode 25 opens with Marty’s memory of how kids at Winnipeg Hebrew School were sternly lectured they weren’t in kindergarten anymore, and Spirited Kenny noting the discovery of a fifth dimension that’s kinda mind-bending.
6:45 We make a few corrections to civic election information discussed in our last podcast – the actual number of robocalls made by the Glen Murray campaign on E-day is still an impressive number. We also relate a few other tips and insights from Marty’s summary for TheJ.ca explaining why the chosen favorite of the elite went down to defeat.
12:15 Want to know what Winnipeg Free Press columnist Brent Bellamy thinks about investigative reporting? It sure affected the decision of voters to reject his pal Glen Murray but bitter Brent can’t handle the truth, apparently. As Kenny points out – “I don’t think how someone gets to the Osborne Safeway should really matter when it comes to how they run this city.” You won’t read in the newspaper why the WFP’s urban visionary hates the way journalists did their job – but we’ll tell you in this podcast, and tell how he described Murray’s campaign manager- and Scott Gillingham’s.
18:35 Coun. Cindy Gilroy complained the new Mayor turfed her from EPC. She never complained about Brian Bowman, did she. The other councilor de-EPC’d is Matt Allard of St. Boniface. We have an idea of something he has time to investigate now- how close is crime in St. B coming to the crisis in River Heights?- which we explore in Part 2.
25:23 Part 2 – With Gillingham taking over City Hall, the WPS sent a letter to River Heights saying that NOW, they’re going to step up crime fighting in their area. We got a few interesting replies after we posted online ‘what took so long?’ you’ll want to hear. Kenny explains why community watch programs are a great idea.
32:00 What’s old is new again– the Integrated Warrant Unit was resurrected by the Province to help police keep Winnipeggers safe- so of course the Marxist radicals shrieked “racism!”. We swing into the crime headlines, which illustrate that whether it’s a block from the downtown cop shop (knifer in the library) or 2 blocks from City Hall (shooting that set a new record for homicides at 45), some warrant and other enforcement just might do some good. We also noticed something about 2 other recent murders the media didn’t. And hear how many MORE murders would have been registered without modern trauma treatments rendered on-site.
50:00 Why don’t people trust MSM? Look no further than CBC and CTV. Whose side are they on? Not reporting the details of a vile violent sexual assault and robbery of a 20 year old at a Pembina transit shelter on Friday night, and especially censoring the full description of the knife-wielding rapist, is a clue.
Hear how the suspect was apparently complained about in the hours before the attack, and what Winnipeg mothers say about how unsafe Winnipeg Transit and the BRT line is. Winnipeg newsrooms actively obstruct public safety lest the wokesters bellow “racist!” at them.
58:08 A (nowadays) rare foray for us into provincial affairs – Wab Kinew and his NDP caucus have a problem with English proficiency standards being expected of nurses. There was an excellent suggestion online about how Wab should prove his point. We wrap up by talking about Remembrance Day and how shopping restrictions have changed in Manitoba in recent years.
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