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In Canada, there was a time the Tamil community used to openly collecte donations for and fly the Tamil Tigers flags on their cars. If a Tamil guy ever got into a fight or an argument with anyone, the next day tens and hundreds of Tamil guys would show up outside their high school. It was the same with Afghans. They would show up in huge numbers.

That was until Canada deported just ONE Tamil Tigers leader in 2015. They all learned to and began to behave like normal people. They stopped flying those flags on their Honda accords and never acted like a gang again, at least openly. They went back to being a quiet, silent minority.

Same with the Afghans. Once the news of an Afghan gangster being deported in 2013 broke, most Afghans also stared to behave and cut down on their gangster behaviour.

Once Canada deports an Indian in the higher ups of these scam gangs, the Indians will begin to behave also.


Until then they will continue with their criminal nonsense.
Although in both cases they had refugee status.

The AFL gang was out of control but my guess is it was sorted out by the parents of those gangster wanna-be's after that Afghan refugee was deported.
 
So I checked with my Indian phraandd that these Bishnoi is a dalit tribe from Rajasthan.

Same place where the Roma gypsy have come out of.
 
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PM confirms 4 dead and next of kin notified after fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta​

Updated 24 minutes ago



Watch for further updates.

1. Seriously, live fire in area with natural gas wells?

2. Rumor is over 500 casualties.
When news broke about this they made it sound sinister making me think possible attack but it looks like this is big time screw up.
 
Canadian Army Range Officer, Major Vijanyagar Singh, has confirmed that the artillery shell PFC Gupta fired was carried by the dry 70 mph winds to a natural gas well adjacent to the ammo depot, where 300 troops were being housed.

Anyone ever asked "What can go wrong?"
 
Canadian Army Range Officer, Major Vijanyagar Singh, has confirmed that the artillery shell PFC Gupta fired was carried by the dry 70 mph winds to a natural gas well adjacent to the ammo depot, where 300 troops were being housed.

Anyone ever asked "What can go wrong?"
If this is what was written then whoever wrote it is either an idiot or wasn't listening to what was being said. The artillery shell was carried by the wind? Must have been a very light shell then.

The more likely wording was the fire was started by the explosion of the shell which was then carried by the winds to the NG well and ammo depot.

Such a fire is not uncommon. Some of the ranges I shoot at ban certain calibers. Had one year at Ben Avery where someone was shooting a .50BMG. The round skipped off a rock which caused a spark when in turn started a grass fire that burned over half the hillside.
 
If this is what was written then whoever wrote it is either an idiot or wasn't listening to what was being said. The artillery shell was carried by the wind? Must have been a very light shell then.

The more likely wording was the fire was started by the explosion of the shell which was then carried by the winds to the NG well and ammo depot.

Such a fire is not uncommon. Some of the ranges I shoot at ban certain calibers. Had one year at Ben Avery where someone was shooting a .50BMG. The round skipped off a rock which caused a spark when in turn started a grass fire that burned over half the hillside.
 

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