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A massive police budget, hundreds of cameras in the area. Surely they have all leads and potentially multiple suspects, right?
This racism has been quietly promoted by certain covert agencies for decades, it is now coming to fruition at a time in which resources are scarce but the manufactured threats linger.
By the way, why in the hell wouldn't this automatically be investigated as terrorism based on the details?
Two Toronto city councillors are calling on federal authorities to investigate what police say was a targeted arson at a Jewish-owned deli in North York as a possible act of terrorism.
Councillors Mike Colle and James Pasternak said Monday that they want Arif Virani, federal justice minister and attorney general, to determine whether a fire and graffiti at International Delicatessen Foods meets the criteria under the Criminal Code as "terrorist activity."
The words "Free Palestine" were spray painted in black across the store's rear doors.
"This crossed the line," Colle told reporters outside the business. "This is more than just an arson. This was a targeted act of intimidation against this shopkeeper because he's Jewish."
Colle said the perpetrator was trying to send a message to every Jewish business owner in the city that they could be next.
This racism has been quietly promoted by certain covert agencies for decades, it is now coming to fruition at a time in which resources are scarce but the manufactured threats linger.
By the way, why in the hell wouldn't this automatically be investigated as terrorism based on the details?
Two Toronto city councillors are calling on federal authorities to investigate what police say was a targeted arson at a Jewish-owned deli in North York as a possible act of terrorism.
Councillors Mike Colle and James Pasternak said Monday that they want Arif Virani, federal justice minister and attorney general, to determine whether a fire and graffiti at International Delicatessen Foods meets the criteria under the Criminal Code as "terrorist activity."
The words "Free Palestine" were spray painted in black across the store's rear doors.
"This crossed the line," Colle told reporters outside the business. "This is more than just an arson. This was a targeted act of intimidation against this shopkeeper because he's Jewish."
Colle said the perpetrator was trying to send a message to every Jewish business owner in the city that they could be next.
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