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Something to note: He's wearing the same clothes as he was when he arm-wrestled Hogan. I don't know if that means anything... see article for image http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/08/23/rob_ford_vs_hulk_hogan.html

Crazy crackpot theory time: After the Danzig shooting and the Eaton Centre shootings Ford had some pretty harsh words about running gangs out of town etc. From Doolittle's piece about how she came to see the video, she mentioned that the videos owners were worried about the Smith shooting...

While you're probably right, if the cops found an encrypted file they don't need to crack the code (pun intended) to get in... http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law I don't imagine gang members from Etobicoke are masters of tradecraft... I'm impressed they took the steps that...

Any update on this?

from what I understand, the encryption method used is impractical to brute force. Perhaps law enforcement can request a key from the creators of the encryption method? Just speculation on my part

Ok, but depending on the size of the hard drive and what else was on it, it could take a very long time to find a specific video on a hard drive full of other stuff. Suppose it's a 2TB drive full of porn. Thousands of videos, and one happened to be a video of the Mayor smoking crack. Unless...

Back in June this was written: http://140charisnotenough.blogspot.ca/2013/06/anything-else-what-i-believe-is-really.html

Is it common in extortion cases for the information that could harm the extorted party to be publicly released in the case against the extorter?

He did a pretty damning interview with Matt Galloway back in June. Galloway: Yesterday you could have very easily exonerated Rob Ford—you could have explicitly said the mayor has nothing to do with the investigation we’re involved in right now. Why didn’t you do that? Blair: I’m unable to...

Are the cobwebs in the mayors office Hallowe'en decorations? or are they symbolic representations of the inaction in that part of City Hall?

The last few elections federal and municipal have shown that our election laws are toothless. Violators must apologize for breaking them, maybe pay a small fine. Even then, it's years after the election, possibly even beyond the end of the term.

If the police had a warrant to wire-tap Siad they had ears in the car and likely heard the entire conversation. They don't have to report on the non-illegal business going on which is why that report wouldn't contain it. Here's an article from 2006 describing a warrant issued to the FBI to...

Is there any chance that the unidentified baton brandishing thug is our tow-truck driver? This is pure speculation, but it occurs to me that this person is still at large.

Sorry, I forgot murderers.

I totally agree. If you're in need of a character reference you look for the most reputable person that knows you. I don't consider THIS particular mayor to be reputable, but the office of the mayor is. Further, I don't consider this to be an inappropriate use of Mayoral letterhead; especially...

If I'm the union rep I jump all over this... Since when is press release and public shaming the way an employer reprimands an employee for poor performance? I'd sue my employer, Ford, and Mammoliti's ass off for destroying my career. What I find interesting in all of this is that Ford seems...

GFL = Green For Life = the private waste management contractor hired to collect garbage west of Yonge St.

*Cough *Cough GFL... *Cough *Cough

I'll take the over.

The whole Subways vs. LRTs debate is ludicrous! Name another piece of infrastructure where technological decisions are made by public opinion (or perceived public opinion). Anyone with the credentials to actually design a public transit system says LRTs are the prudent technology (along with...