Dubster
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What I want to know is where these "imminent arrest" rumours came from. MM wasn't alone in signaling something was happening soon. What sparked the rumour?
What I want to know is where these "imminent arrest" rumours came from. MM wasn't alone in signaling something was happening soon. What sparked the rumour?
Please. If people cared that much, there would have been far more people out protesting him at City Hall.
What I want to know is where these "imminent arrest" rumours came from. MM wasn't alone in signaling something was happening soon. What sparked the rumour?
Yeah, an investigation into the OPP for political interference/corruption!It is possible (but unlikely) that TPS have not shown their full hand to OPP.
It is also possible that the latest outbreak of public sniping is just the tip of the iceberg of hostility and distrust between the two forces, in which case TPS may indeed have been wary of oversharing.
And it is also possible (but unlikely) that yet another investigation has spun off Brazen 2.
Regardless of whether or not he ends up being charged, if this investigation is only about whether or not Ford encouraged Sandro to make threatening calls I don't think cops are using their resources wisely. There are much more important cases Giroux could be focusing on. I've always suspected there was something bigger at play here but that's looking less and less to be the case.
A "birdie" told me the "Toronto Police source" Warmington cites here isn't even with the police force. He's lying, but why?
Except that he hasn't been reelected yet, or even clearly "ahead". He's only been, uh, "exonerated" (sortamaybesortawhatever). Plus the fact that in hairtrigger situations like what the cops'n'robbers Fords seem eager to stoke, it may take an individual rather than a crowd to make all heck break loose. But for now, the situation is too placid for anything but wimpy, non-violent protesters--though perhaps what's more telling is that for all their bluster, the only people the Fords are able to present to counter the protesters at debates, scrums, whatever are...staffers.
As of the moment, those who might be tempted to protest are doing the sensible thing and "holding out". It's not "the time", yet.
And also, from my observation, it seems that relative to all contexts out there, the woe-is-us-we-lost disillusionment seems rather artificially "amplified" within UT, perhaps because this was a pre-Twitter Ground Zero for Metro Man and his speculations, thus the enhanced feeling of betrayal, "there goes our arrest pool", etc. But beyond UT (and maybe #TOpoli, though I tend to not follow Twitter), even within realms that are ordinarily strongly "anti-Ford", the sentiment doesn't seem that, uh, "defeated". Unless something's yet to sink in...
Please. If people cared that much, there would have been far more people out protesting him at City Hall.
Regardless of whether or not he ends up being charged, if this investigation is only about whether or not Ford encouraged Sandro to make threatening calls I don't think cops are using their resources wisely. There are much more important cases Giroux could be focusing on. I've always suspected there was something bigger at play here but that's looking less and less to be the case.
Perhaps TPS is going to go at it alone - it is the only way to get Ford to be interviewed under oath.
Donovan's "40 second phone call" article from last night is no longer on the Star website. Hmmm.........