Kingdom of David

[agentf]

Don't say I didn't tell you so...


nowtoronto.com/news/cops-politicians-cashing-in-on-cannabis/


Hopefully Bill Blair will fall on his long awaited sex scandal, his offshore account will be ID'd and the pot scheme will blow up in smoke. What's more, the current satanic serial killer is most likely another Northbound Leather denizen. Don't ask why the dozen so disappearances whose body parts are strewn across Toronto were brushed under a rug.

[agentf]

{It was an attempt at humour today, fyi.

Though you were wrongly blamed and I'm very sorry, I think we're all caught in a catch-22, and I for one would like a normal life again. It would be very nice - and it will not go forgotten - if a path can be cleared for the real hubby in my life to be able to come get me safely. Everyone has lost something and had a bad trick played on them. Lets move past the last few years. Thank you. }

[tops]

Feb 5, 2018 14:58:10 GMT -5 agentf said:

{It was an attempt at humour today, fyi.

Though you were wrongly blamed and I'm very sorry, I think we're all caught in a catch-22, and I for one would like a normal life again. It would be very nice - and it will not go forgotten - if a path can be cleared for the real hubby in my life to be able to come get me safely. Everyone has lost something and had a bad trick played on them. Lets move past the last few years. Thank you. }

Hello agentf, I have not been so active recently because of some family matters. You do have an interesting life! Would be fun to have a secret reunion of the more active members one day but not sure where! Davos?? just kiddin'

[agentf]

Welcome back, Tops! I think my stories have probably scared posters away, you brave woman. But sometimes its necessary to talk above the noise. I met Madame Concorde once. We had lunch in Monaco, went to church and for ice cream in Eze and the Rothschild villa (before my book research ). The villa made me giddy, it was so feminine. And those gardens! Today it would leave a bad taste I'm afraid but it was fun then. Madame Concorde was a doll. It was a sweet time hanging out together.

Feb 6, 2018 12:14:02 GMT -5 tops said:

Feb 5, 2018 14:58:10 GMT -5 agentf said:

{It was an attempt at humour today, fyi.

Though you were wrongly blamed and I'm very sorry, I think we're all caught in a catch-22, and I for one would like a normal life again. It would be very nice - and it will not go forgotten - if a path can be cleared for the real hubby in my life to be able to come get me safely. Everyone has lost something and had a bad trick played on them. Lets move past the last few years. Thank you. }

Hello agentf, I have not been so active recently because of some family matters. You do have an interesting life! Would be fun to have a secret reunion of the more active members one day but not sure where! Davos?? just kiddin'

[agentf]

While draining the swamp is a fresh topic, I'd like to throw out a few names here that add to the stench...Steve Vogl, Paolo Grilli, Marc-André Wilson who seem to inspire loyalty in spineless brothers in spite of cousins being crushed. Add family connections to former ministers like Marc Lalonde (a Bronfman man too) and its not really all that better here. Why do golf country clubs also figure so prominently in these schemes ? Here, it used to be the Elm Ridge as the den for swamp creatures but some grew to have their own. On that note. Lets not ask why murderers go free when the justice system is staffed with people that can go in and change verdicts after the fact without notifying all parties involved. Who would seek refuge here, really?

[agentf]

I don't what's worse than having a leader join Amnesty's list of human rights suppressor...but ours has a fetish he can't suppress - costumes!

www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-43151115

He is traipsing around India as a Bollywood groom, by their standard. Okie dokie.

[agentf]

A footnote on the trip to India where Trudeau took a sideswipe at Qc and painted us a violent sovereignists to distance himself from Sikh radicals... we're more Vish Puri than Shantaram, thank you very much. What's more, if he wanted to make nice with the huggable Modi, he should have travelled a day earlier to hear his keynote address at the World Government Summit rather than act like some colonizing buffoon. Just saying.

Feb 22, 2018 7:49:51 GMT -5 agentf said:

I don't what's worse than having a leader join Amnesty's list of human rights suppressor...but ours has a fetish he can't suppress - costumes!

www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-43151115

He is traipsing around India as a Bollywood groom, by their standard. Okie dokie.

[agentf]

I feel compelled to bring up a late role model of Sy Jacobson in Toronto, a man named Cogan who lived in the Upper Penthouse West at 131 Bloor Street West (the Colonnade).

Maybe the mention in the news of the 1000 rue de la Commune Est building, in relation to the assassination last night of a mob mortgage lender with potential ties to Tony Elian, a retailer and Vito Rizzuto associate who was also shot days ago.

To think I was beginning to think of something else for once... Sorry.

[agentf]

People are grumbling at the pope for not kneeling to Trudeau's demands for an apology to indigenous people. As the token smidgen Iroquois here, let me say I believe if indigenous people took it up directly with the pope, they'd succeed however for them to use the federal government that historically abused them far worse, for a mouthpiece, on the pretense of bolstering Trudeau who is trying to make political capital off of them as he rests on a government that's already half-corrupt ...Trudeau simply doesn't have the moral high ground here to cast the first stone.



Also...if someone wanted to make a mountain out of accepting "bribes", this focus could be interpreted any number of ways.

www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-ethics-aga-khan-1.4458220

I'm not condoning the policies imposed on my historic brethren, if it were me they would receive the UN Living National Treasure Status and go freely as they wished.

[agentf]

Let me briefly mention the Nigerian migrants among the clandestines. Its much cheaper to open a web page to anonymize potential refugees and asylum seekers, and to send them an airplane ticket rather than to collaborate with their oppressors to hold them back in Nigeria and spend millions swelling the ranks of our federal employees here. Its so counterproductive and doesn't address the humanitarian problem.

[agentf]

Dear Justin, we have our differences but I'm behind you on this. Hang in there. This little bit of info might prove interesting to you, about John Bolton and steel interests in Ukraine, in the most bizarre pairing between a Damien Hirst art collector and a Fox news weirdo:

The largest speaking fees came from a foundation run by Ukrainian steel magnate Viktor Pinchuk, which paid Bolton $115,000 for speeches in September 2017 and February 2018. Pinchuk, who generally advocates for closer ties between Ukraine and the West, also donated $150,000 to President Trump’s charitable foundation in exchange for a short speech Trump made to one of Pinchuk’s conferences by video in 2015.

www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a21288439/ivanka-trump-kushner-millions-bolton/

{An art footnote: Pinchuk was partners with Charles Saatchi, the ex-husband of Nigella Lawson who publicly humiliated her when she was filming her US TV show with Anthony Bourdain. }

[agentf]

There has been a shooting in Toronto, my former town who only recently had a huge outbreak of violence with a crazed sidewalk driver etc. Greektown is an area on a street that crosses the city from suburb to suburb, it's so long. On the West side, it's called Bloor street, and on the East side after a bridge over a lovely valley, it's called Danforth where many good restaurants can be found. Greektown is on the East side. The shooting happened blocks from where I used to get my Diatomaceous Earth at Grassroots, or from my acupuncturist Dr Susan Hu, if memory serves (great facelifts) and not far from an amazing undies shop (Sophia's?) for women as well as down the street from the Big Carrot, a vegetarian/health food shop. I'm very sad that the neighbourhood has undergone this ordeal. Just like Trudeau is not the electoral whore Trump wants to make him into in regards to NAFTA, it's un-Canadian to have gun violence.

🍁

[agentf]

Bill Blair is newly assigned in the new ministry of Border Patrol and Crime Reduction which, in his case is more like crime "selection". Yesterday he was thrust out in public by the Danforth shooting. It's almost sacrilegious and I have to widely differ with Trudeau on this choice. This being #sharkweek , I should not be surprised. Not as surprised as I was when Blair sent two vice officers to my home one afternoon, who began that day a campaign of harassment:

Mug shot

I also keep a heavily redacted incident report I requested after being attacked in the same elevator, that is printed on Bill Blair's stationary and most likely contains his fingerprints. We'll know one day, won't we? I complained to every level of government since at least April 24th 2011, to no avail. One must remember that in Toronto, an attorney general can mow down a cyclist on a sidewalk, get slapped on the wrist and be seen driving a bright yellow car for emphasis on how he got away with it...just because he's in the "club". He lived in my building. This is also the chief of police who let Sy ride on to Florida after being expelled from Europe. Does anyone see what I have to deal with?? So if I'm back here complaining of a travel ban, it won't be a mystery. It'll be just more twisted males trying to mess with my love life.


Part of report circulated to levels of government

Jul 23, 2018 8:53:14 GMT -5 agentf said:

There has been a shooting in Toronto, my former town who only recently had a huge outbreak of violence with a crazed sidewalk driver etc. Greektown is an area on a street that crosses the city from suburb to suburb, it's so long. On the West side, it's called Bloor street, and on the East side after a bridge over a lovely valley, it's called Danforth where many good restaurants can be found. Greektown is on the East side. The shooting happened blocks from where I used to get my Diatomaceous Earth at Grassroots, or from my acupuncturist Dr Susan Hu, if memory serves (great facelifts) and not far from an amazing undies shop (Sophia's?) for women as well as down the street from the Big Carrot, a vegetarian/health food shop. I'm very sad that the neighbourhood has undergone this ordeal. Just like Trudeau is not the electoral whore Trump wants to make him into in regards to NAFTA, it's un-Canadian to have gun violence.

🍁

[agentf]

Speaking of twisted people....Clare Bronfman charged in relation to a sex cult:

www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/2156772/seagram-heiress-clare-bronfman-released-us100

Just not normal.

{Point made}

NOT a fan

[agentf]

Which brings me back here... for what can only be a comment that will push off my long-awaited reunion by months no doubt. Argh. I digress.

Chrystia, stop falling into a typical sophomoric Jared trap. Pick your battles. Speaking up for one or two people is one thing, but it's inconsistent when you supply weapons against hundreds of starving thousands in the South for whom you don't speak up. Nuance. You're being used as a diversion to imply that countries other than Russia meddle and divert from American politics narrative by this sideshow. Seriously, does anyone believe Canada has the clout to interfere with strong-minded Arabs? And to displace thousands of students for a Twitter message? If everyone jumped when Trump takes to Twitter, it would be chaos. Back to work, folks. PS: Dear KSA, I don't know if you were watching yesterday but the average American doesn't distinguish between you and Iran, FYI. Unlike overly-promoted sons-in-law and Rosmeary babyface who want to drum up paranoia so you can be decimated in a war with your co-religionists and your holy places be highjacked by the numerically challenged on the peninsula, when you decide to fight with the modern Lawrence who serves his own interests.

(I'm sorry my love. I would wish nothing more than to be quiet at home with you. Or not so quiet but it has to be said.)

[agentf]

Chrystia, part 2 (or 3, if anyone sees my blog).

Keeping face is a centuries-old reflex, defense mechanism, aspiration and life principle among Arabs. Its part self-preservation and prime motivator, when everything around you from terrain to scarcity poses a challenge to your survival. It emboldens men at times of desperation, and sets into action what God comes and supplements.  Arabs have relied on outright miracles, without anyone's help, for a very long time. Here, we take many things for granted in our lands of natural abundance. We suffer from blinding smugness at times.  We shortsightedly imagine everyone is like us.  If we hold up a mirror to someone only to show its bad side, we won't get far with them.  We should hold a mirror to the good also.  How many Saudis travel here and rarely hear about themselves on the news? To them we must be living in an insulated bubble. Yes, we report on the oddities and the extravagances, only to perpetuate the "otherness".  Yes, we get outraged at the treatment of some of their citizens.  When you consider that any Arab, royal or not, can meet with harsh punishment, we should note that it's egalitarian. What's more the peninsula has had to accelerate at Mach speed to keep up with the West, and it's bound to undergo some shocks. But were we to scrunch 500+ years (or 200 since the Saudi unification) into half a century for instance, how well would we do? Especially since the only congenial interest we'd get seems to be about our money and less about us?  And too much of it can indeed corrupt.  The role of women is also different than the Western model.  Does a single mother struggling with chronic poverty find any representation in her Western country's system? Is it worth it to be away from her children long hours to work but have so little left after taxes to feed, clothe, educate and set money aside for emergencies? Are we better, and are we really exporting what's best about us? Women have been at the political forefront, some for ten years already, in the modern Arab incubators such as the UAE.  Prejudice here exists crossing into the next province, let alone an hemisphere. If we want to be able to criticize constructively what others are doing, we have to cultivate ties that allow that kind of familiarity and rather than turning into blowhards like the Trumpian Twit, let's have decent conversations. The more onus on faults only causes delays getting past the mistakes. 

If Justin took the opportunity to go visit the king, this would all boil over, I'm sure. Nothing like turning a negative into a positive. Goodwill goes a long way.

[agentf]

And then they make us eat our words... We can only not judge the book by its cover and pray to God, since some among them clearly forget to fear Him.

In other Amnesty International news, there is a lot about Bill Blair to be alarmed in his new role as gatekeeper, one of them being that he's unfit by virtue of his conflicts of interest as someone who has benefitted from human traffickers, among other criminal aspects whose statistics he deliberately hid in his time as police chief. One only has to revisit Toronto's G20 to see what he's capable of doing to innocent people and their human rights. He'll outright suspend them and herd them like cattle into internment camps - for those who don't grease him...

www.cbc.ca/news/politics/blair-border-cabinet-trudeau-1.4778135

Aug 9, 2018 9:13:03 GMT -5 agentf said:

Chrystia, part 2 (or 3, if anyone sees my blog).

Keeping face is a centuries-old reflex, defense mechanism, aspiration and life principle among Arabs. Its part self-preservation and prime motivator, when everything around you from terrain to scarcity poses a challenge to your survival. It emboldens men at times of desperation, and sets into action what God comes and supplements.  Arabs have relied on outright miracles, without anyone's help, for a very long time. Here, we take many things for granted in our lands of natural abundance. We suffer from blinding smugness at times.  We shortsightedly imagine everyone is like us.  If we hold up a mirror to someone only to show its bad side, we won't get far with them.  We should hold a mirror to the good also.  How many Saudis travel here and rarely hear about themselves on the news? To them we must be living in an insulated bubble. Yes, we report on the oddities and the extravagances, only to perpetuate the "otherness".  Yes, we get outraged at the treatment of some of their citizens.  When you consider that any Arab, royal or not, can meet with harsh punishment, we should note that it's egalitarian. What's more the peninsula has had to accelerate at Mach speed to keep up with the West, and it's bound to undergo some shocks. But were we to scrunch 500+ years (or 200 since the Saudi unification) into half a century for instance, how well would we do? Especially since the only congenial interest we'd get seems to be about our money and less about us?  And too much of it can indeed corrupt.  The role of women is also different than the Western model.  Does a single mother struggling with chronic poverty find any representation in her Western country's system? Is it worth it to be away from her children long hours to work but have so little left after taxes to feed, clothe, educate and set money aside for emergencies? Are we better, and are we really exporting what's best about us? Women have been at the political forefront, some for ten years already, in the modern Arab incubators such as the UAE.  Prejudice here exists crossing into the next province, let alone an hemisphere. If we want to be able to criticize constructively what others are doing, we have to cultivate ties that allow that kind of familiarity and rather than turning into blowhards like the Trumpian Twit, let's have decent conversations. The more onus on faults only causes delays getting past the mistakes. 

If Justin took the opportunity to go visit the king, this would all boil over, I'm sure. Nothing like turning a negative into a positive. Goodwill goes a long way.

[agentf]

A footnote to Amnesty Int'l.... Sweeping powers for the man some no doubt want to make PM one day. It's our Trump-in-waiting.

www.thestar.com/news/gta/g20/2010/06/25/g20_law_gives_police_sweeping_powers_to_arrest_people.html

{and to anyone else with good eyes, consider gazing in the direction of my storage so that the aforementioned Blair incident report doesn't suddenly go missing }

[agentf]

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[agentf]

Canada's distaste for footing Harry's bills may have come from high-maintenance former GGs like the much overrated Adrienne Clarkson, though we may want to look at the books from the one who went on to splurge while at the Francophonie in Paris, Michaelle Jean...

So we have one particular Governor General – her name is Adrienne Clarkson.

“She ‘s now been retired for almost 15 years – she has billed more than a million dollars of expenses in that time with no transparency and it is an unbelievable policy and no one can understand why this policy exists.”

www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1264318/queen-elizabeth-ii-news-canada-meghan-markle-prince-harry-governor-general-Queen-news