Crooked in Canada

Like how f***ing lucky is aboriginal Natalie Pasqua–she pushes some poor guy into the path of an oncoming train and she gets what, a lousy stinking five years in jail, two of which were added on to her ORIGINAL SENTENCE OF THREE YEARS (like what a f***ing joke that was too) just the other day.

Aah yes, ain’t Canadian justice grand, and I hope karma catches up with the nasty bitch while she inside doing her time. I’m thinking a shiv between a couple of her ribs and upwards while she’s using “the facilities” or something like that, ought to even the score for Greg Prevost’s family.

Here’s hoping that she ends up as dead as the teenager she shoved in front of the C-Train in 2007 during a drug deal gone bad.

To add insult to injury for Greg Prevost’s family–the bitch is only going to be locked up for two years plus a day (she better be doing fed time) after she was given the equivalent of three years, four months in pretrial custody. She will be required to take anger management courses though; that makes the sentence okay, right.

Comparing this case to that of Jane Creba, the innocent bystander who was shot in Toronto on Boxing Day in 2005; Jeremiah Valentine received a life sentence for the murder he is alleged to have committed. I say “alleged” because there is actually no proof that Valentine fired the bullet that actually killed the 15-year-old Grade 9 student when several men inside a Foot Locker store showed their weapons in an attempt to rob Valentine.

Pasqua on the other hand, her actions were deliberate, and she gets what–5 f***ing years, and an order to take anger management courses while she is doing her time.

Yeah, like she got the kind of justice she deserved, huh. TOTAL F***ING BULLSHIT!!!

CG really hopes she pisses off the wrong woman at the Edmonton Institution for Women, and that she comes out of there in a body bag instead of walking out.

FYI–she was originally convicted of second-degree murder and was given a life sentence with no eligibility for parole for 12 years, but that previous conviction overturned, thrown out essentially, and now she is going to do what now–2 years and a day.

Like am I the only one that sees something wrong with that picture.

Native Canadians have it too easy in Canada’s justice system, and yet there are people who claim that they don’t–something about us having to look at the number of native prison inmates to see otherwise. LIKE GET F***ING REAL ALREADY!!!