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Canada Now A Car Theft Capital Of The World · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Well, it's another triumph for the Trudeau regime. Canada is now a world
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  leader in uh car theft. You didn't think it was going to be something
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  good, did you. Apparently thiefs stole more than one hundred and five thousand
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  vehicles in Canada and twenty twenty two that seems like a lot. Says Canada
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  is fast becoming the car theft capital of the world. The figures for twenty
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  twenty two show that thieves stole more than one hundred and five thousand vehicles in
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  Canada, or about one every five minutes. And apparently Canada has made interpols
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  top ten list for car theft. Let's check that out. Let's see Leon
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  France. This is from the Interpol website. More than fifteen hundred vehicles stolen
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  in Canada have been detected around the world since the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or
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  the RCMP, successfully integrated the Canadian Police Information Centers Stolen Vehicle Information with INTERPOLESLAN
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  Motor Vehicle Database in February twenty twenty four. The RCMP's CPIC database contains details
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  on approximately one hundred and fifty thousand vehicles stolen in Canada since the integration.
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  More than two hundred of these stolen vehicles have been identified each week as their
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  information is checked by law enforcement around the world, usually at national ports of
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  entry, and says here Canada ranks among the top ten countries in hits received
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  via the SMV database this year, out of one hundred and thirty seven countries
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  connected worldwide. You know, it's so funny. Trudeau never mentioned anything about
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  rampant crime when he was selling as his socialist utopia. I wonder why he
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  left that out, But it's interesting. So a lot of these cars are
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  going out of the country. They're being found at national ports of entry.
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  Jeez, I hope that doesn't have anything to do with insane mass migration policies
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  bringing like a million people in nine months. Let's see from the CBC where
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  are stolen cars from Canada ship to. Many of the vehicles are shipped to
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  the Middle East and West Africa, where they are then traded or resold.
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  Hmm. Very interesting. It makes me wonder if just accepting every single person
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  who can possibly make it to Canada was a great idea. And I'm not
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  saying that every person who moves to Canada is a car thief. What I'm
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  saying is that this might not all be just one big coincidence. But back
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  to the story, a federal Justice minister and Attorney General, Arif Vani has
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  had his Toyota Highlander Xcelle stolen three times. So the federal Justice minister has
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  had his car stolen three times. Maybe you should have read this comment from
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  the National Post. Time for woke judges and Trudeau liberals to end the soft
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  on crime aeriment. The guilt ridden judiciary has put feelings before community safety for
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  too long and it's costing people their lives and their cars. From March twenty
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  third, twenty twenty four, the Canadian experiment in free range, low consequence
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  crime has failed miserably. It's time for its enablers, the bleeding heart politicians,
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  judges, and nonprofit operators who insist on forcing the Canadian population to bear
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  the burden of criminality, to call it off. Toronto police data shows the
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  city has seen a twenty five percent rise in residential break ins since last year
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  and a four hundred percent rise in breakings with the intent to steal a vehicle.
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  And it's just the same across the board with everything crime related. And
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  you know while we're at it, maybe that whole h let's just try and
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  make as many Canadians into drug addicts as possible. Maybe that whole thing isn't
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  working out either. But you know, when that the federal Justice Minister is
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  having his own car stolen three times in as many years, maybe it's time
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  to reassess. What does Perr Pauly have to say about it? I was
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  recently reported that Trudeau's on minister had his car stolen three times in as many
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  years. If this isn't isn't enough to convince the Liberals to take action and
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  crack down on auto theft, what is? Sorry, it's as hard not
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  to laugh at the irony of it, but you know, I have to
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  say, these car thieves have no gratitude here. The Justice Minister is letting
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  them out of jail for stealing cars. You'd think that they would show him
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  some courtesy in exchange, but instead they keep stealing his car. It's unbelievable.
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  I would have thought that they would have been grateful to this Justice minister
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  for him letting them out of prison within hours of their arrest, But no,
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  they are stealing his car too, and that is life after just eight
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  years of Justin Trudeau is at risk. Now these stories. We didn't have
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  these stories before Trudeau. He has caused an explosion in car theft. And
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  good news is that life wasn't like this before Trudeau, and it won't be
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  like this after he's gone. Under the previous common sense conservative government. We
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  cut car theft by half. I'll say that again. We cut car theft
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  by half. Anybody doubting whether or not these common sense policies I'm laying out
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  work. Remember we cut car theft by half. We cut violent crime by
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  twenty five percent. We brought down crime with our common sense policies. They
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  work, they're proven. Let's bring it home. The thing I like about
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  Pierre's responses to questions like this opposed to Trudeau's responses to questions like this,
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  are that there's actually some common sense in there, as opposed to just blaming
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  everything on transphobia. Yeah, it's gotten so bad in Canada that, according
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  to the article here, many Canadians have lost faith in the ability of police
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  forces to contain the lawlessness and are doing what they can to protect their property
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  with private security or vehicle trackers. Well, this is one of the things
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  when you flood a country, when you put a country in a population trap,
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  when you flood a country with too many people for the infrastructure to handle,
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  for hospitals to handle, for healthcare to handle, for police departments to
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  handle. I don't want to remind you Trudeau brought in a million people in
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  just nine months. He's brought in millions of people. And when you do
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  that, you're going to stretch everything to the breaking point. All of a
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  sudden, there's going to be more people than the hospitals can handle, and
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  more crime than the police can handle. And when it's easier to commit crime
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  with less chance of being caught, and even if you do get caught,
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  you're going to get a slap on the wrist. Well, we know what
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  happens. It's happening right now. You'll get more crime. And if you
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  think the Trudeau is going to do anything about any of this before the next
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  election, yeah, I wouldn't hold my breath. I think he's too busy
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  dancing, possibly high on safe supply drugs. Anyway, that's all I'm gonna
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  say about that. Please like, share and subscribe. Subscribing really helps me
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  out. I thank you for that. I will see you next time,