Wed. June 27 2012- The unspoken truths of the Shawn Lamb murder charges; more city neglect for Eliminator- RC

Summary: Today's topics: *  The tip I got turned out to be correct - the murder of Kaila Tran was not random but a targeted hit. * The arrest of a "109 time loser", career criminal Shawn Lamb, has confounded local agitators and "leaders" who cannot adjust their victim industry philosophy to the idea that a real aboriginal man, and not a hypothetical pathological racist, may have lured and murdered aboriginal women. * The same confounded bunch rely on the euphemism "sex trade workers" to minimize the high risk choices streetwalkers - remember that phrase, mainstream media? - consciously make to endanger themselves, when streetwalkers CHOOSE to go out of public view with strangers or sketchy characters to use crack and cocaine, or to get the cash for their next score. * Three actions that can make what these leaders call "their" women safer.  HINT: they won't like what the cops and the girls would have to do. * City hall coverage includes the near-disasterous "planning" to close Higgins for Disraeli bridge demolition, without telling the hobby shop Eliminator-RC ; did a Councillor ride to the rescue after we asked why there was no notice  given to Mike Gobeil's South Point Douglas business? * Jenny Gerbasi and Russ Wyatt got into a debate today about her refusal to allow a new apartment building on Nassua St. being overturned by a council committee; the real reason she was opposed to this in-fill housing in the Corydon neighbourhood will astound you, plus ore about the bike lane lobby and their sense of entitlement, * The Downtown Biz overwhelmed by panhandlers, * And speaking of which, we launch the Pennies for Pat campaign for poor Pat Martin. The Member of Parliament - ignoring the arrest in the murder of 3 women in his Winnipeg Centre riding - instead launched his pay-my-lawyer-please plea as he defends a they-didn't-try -to -fix-an-election-after-all defamation suit from RackNine. * Why you may want to let the CRTC know what you think about the licence renewal application of Kick-FM, and how to participate. ******************* Don't forget to check out City Circus episode 6 online - why does government continue to spend millions to "study" poverty instead of solving it? The CTF revealed the obscene costs of Manitoba Hydro "consultations"; Plus, the help we get behind the scenes of Shaw community TV! ******************** HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE CANADA DAY WEEKEND !!