Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v4

[the H team]

Mike from Hamilton won $800. Congrats Mike.
tomorrow another new clip.
it's almost over, guys.

[Knottythots]

Have a good evening.

[crazyredneck]

good evening everyone, what an awesome day, nice to be out of the shop and under the blue

[the H team]

OTTAWA — Canadian police and intelligence agencies have made two arrests in connection with an alleged terrorist plan, supported by Al-Qaeda, to attack a VIA Rail passenger train.
Two suspects are in custody, one from Ontario and one from Quebec, following an RCMP counter-terrorism investigation.
It is alleged that they had planned to derail a VIA passenger train and they had been receiving “direction and guidance” from Al-Qaeda “elements” in Iran — though there is no information that the planned attacks were “state-sponsored”.
The announcement was made by the RCMP Monday at a news conference in Toronto.
The two people who are charged are 30-year-old Chiheb Esseghaier of Montreal and 35-year-old Raed Jaser of Toronto. Both men are not Canadian citizens, and the RCMP would not reveal their country of origin or how long they had been in Canada.
The two men are charged with conspiracy to carry out a terrorist attack and “conspiring to murder persons unknown for the benefit of, at the direction of, or in association with a terrorist group.”
It is alleged they were planning to carry out the attack in the Toronto area, after having watched trains and railways in the area.
RCMP Assistant Commissioner James Malizia, said the terrorist plot was foiled after a joint investigation, called Project Smooth, with other police forces that dated back to August of 2012.
“Had this plot been carried out, it would have resulted in innocent people being killed or seriously injured.”
He said that while the RCMP believed the two suspects “had the capacity and intent to carry out these criminal acts, there was no imminent threat to the general public, rail employees, train passengers or infrastructure.”
The RCMP, asked if there is the possibility of further arrests in the case, said the investigation is ongoing but would not say if further arrests will occur.
“Even with these successes it is very important that Canadians remain vigilant,” said Malizia. “Protecting Canada’s national security requires the awareness and active engagement of all of our citizens. A meaningful response to these threats begins on Canadian streets and in Canadian homes.”
He encouraged the public to bring any suspicious activities to the attention of the RCMP.


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[waynethegolfer]

Hello all lots of sun today.

[waynethegolfer]

This is way too funny.

http://dotsub.com/view/6c5d7514-5656...4-07dd4e2f6509

[waynethegolfer]

This is way too wow.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/REP4S0uqEOc

[waynethegolfer]

I hope this one works this is way too wierd.

[waynethegolfer]

Please let me know if the last one worked. I can see it but .....

[waynethegolfer]

[waynethegolfer]

[SillyLoocie]

hahahaha

[heartgirl99]

I hope this one works this is way too wierd.

sorry, wayne - i only see little boxes

[22hicks]

Talked to the TTC and someone turned in my camera, just have to get down and pick it up.

wow, that's nice to hear, & a relief to you I bet.

[22hicks]

Please let me know if the last one worked. I can see it but .....

Sorry Wayne; I'm with HG, just boxes