Public Transit Crime and the TTC

In the past decade the West has been subjected to a) unvetted mass migration, b) a targeted mass depopulation vaccine which continues to attack every facet of the human body and mind, and finally, c) an attack on the tenets of our democracy. Globalism has but one objective, to homogenize the West's population via the principle of mongrelisation. These deep scars have impacted life for everyone concerned. Globalism has compromised faith-based systems by pitting one against the other, as they have done with gender. This was all malignantly planned. 

The healthcare system, our political systems and even the TTC serve as reminders that drastic unabated change serves only to create chaos. Chaos is an essential busines tool, but is must be implemented with strategic controls. Globalism seeks only plutocratic control out of the chaos, not a symbiotic ending for all.

From an immigration perspective, we must acknowledge that many newcomers to Canada have roots in tribalism, caste systems, autocratic, theocratic and militaristic regimes which conflict with Western based Christian Capitalism, and countries where women are subservient to men for many reasons.

When organizations create meaningless reports with little or no substance, or conclude that the components which have been contributing to increasing crime and instability in our transit systems are unknown, then you may conclude those organizations are full of shit. 

If organizations are serious about achieving truthful results, then the micro impacts on society must be evaluated by dissecting the macro impacts (immigration, pandemic, remote work and politics). Crime is not difficult to understand if you apply the mathematics. The statistics should be easily available:

The demographics of who is riding atop the TTC, We can also ask why those that could or would, are not riding the TTC.

1. Age groups
2. Gender groups
3. Citizenship status
4. Student, employee or retired
5. Religious affiliation
6. Level of Education
7. Ethnicity

Understanding the crime

1. Type of crime (armed or not)
2. Nature of crime (i.e. male on male, male on female etc)
3. Gender of offender
4. Age group of offender
5. Time of crime
6. Was the offender influenced by alcohol/drugs
7. Medical status of offender
8. Offender faith
9. Offender employed or not
10. Citizenship status

We cannot be afraid to ask the pertinent questions if we seek to understand the problem. When we keep throwing money and security at a problem, and the problem persists, then something is amiss. Never forget that "system failures" may be the political objective for Globalism.

Thank you,

Joseph Pede