FLASH: Toronto shooter identified--guess what

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UPDATE: The family of the shooter say that Faisal has a history of mental illness. Perhaps it's a coverup or simply a description of anyone following Islam in an orthodox manner, because to do so, is indicative of a mental illness.


Ontario's Special Investigations Unit have now identified the 29-year-old Toronto mass shooter as Faisal Hussain of the same city. Of course, the motive for the shooting is unknown at this time, but I'm willing to go out on a limb and say that with a name like that, it is probably an Islamic jihadi attack we're talking about.

The SIU statement read: "Due to the exceptional circumstances of this tragic incident and the public interest in knowing the man's identity, the SIU is identifying the man as Faisal Hussain of Toronto."

"The SIU continues to investigate this incident," the statement goes on to say. "The post-mortem is scheduled for tomorrow in Toronto."

Sadly, a university student and a 10-year-old girl were killed by this piece of garbage around 10 p.m. Sunday. According to police, Hussein shot 15 people and exchanged gunfire with police before dying of a gunshot wound.

Whether the wound was from police fire or self-inflicted, at this time, only Allah knows.

The 18-year-old victim was identified as Reese Fallon. The family is asking for privacy, according to MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith.

"This is a loss for all of us," Erskine-Smith said, but he's wrong. It's a loss for Fallon and his family. If it was a loss for all of us, we would be monitoring mosques and profiling intelligently in communities that spawn terrorism.

Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders said that police received a call shortly after 10 p.m. Sunday about a shooting near Danforth and Logan Avenues in Toronto's Greek-town neighborhood.

The scumbag was caught by police on nearby Bowden Street. Shots were exchanged between him and two officers, the slimeball ran back to Danforth where he was found dead on the sidewalk.

"It was a very rapid and fluid event that unfolded very quickly," Det. Sgt. Terry Browne, lead investigator on the case, said Monday.

Five of the wounded were sent to St. Michael's Hospital where three received "life-saving" surgery. All five were listed in serious or critical condition as of Monday.

Seven of the injured are male and six are female, ages ranging from 10 to 59.

Witnesses had varying reports about what they believe happened. Shot-count ranged from about 20 to about 30 rounds.

Gun laws are very strict in Canada, so that should tell us just how unimportant they actually are for stopping Islamic jihad and other mass shootings.

So now it's time for politicians to pull out their index cards and read off lines such as: "Our thoughts and prayers go out to them and their families."

It's time to do more than thinking and praying. Maybe we need to see just who's going onto ISIS websites and covertly go into mosques to hear the sermons.

"I'm looking at absolutely every single possible motive," Saunders said, but added that it's too early to say what motivated the shooting.

Many on the Toronto Police Force believe Saunders is an idiot, but he has to say those words because jumping to conclusions would offend Muslim extremist and moderates.

The world awaits the wise words of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. We can hardly wait for him to pull out his index cards and say those important sentiments.

It's not yet known if Hussein was working alone [with Allah's help, of course] or if he had a human accomplice in planning and carrying out the jihad carnage.

Saunders asked: "Was he inspired by some terrorist group? Was this a specific vendetta to kill a specific person and then he shot everybody else in his path? That's the big job of Toronto police. They can't tell us a lot yet because they don't know a lot yet."

Toronto Mayor John Tory spoke of the act as "an unspeakable act" and jumped on the opportunity to not let a tragedy go to waste by calling for stricter gun control regulations for the city.

Sure, that would have kept Hussein from wanting his 72 virgins.

Tory pulled out an index card from his jacket breast pocket and read: "Our entire city has been shocked by this cowardly act of violence."

Cowardly?

People like Tory are disgusting in so many ways, pushing their agenda even before the bodies are buried.

Mary Fragedakis, the city councillor for Toronto-Danforth went on Twitter to thank the first responders with words she got from an index card in her shoulder bag, prepared for such terrible occasions:

"Here on the Danforth tonight, my heart and prayers go out to the victims and their loved ones. Words cannot express my sadness over this despicable act. Thanks to all the first responders and medical teams."

As predictable as the sun rising in the morning.

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