🇨🇦 Eight dead in B.C., and it takes a U.S. grand jury to move the case

That is the real indictment here. Eight people were murdered in Tumbler Ridge in February, and now Washington state is leading with a grand jury while Canada plays the usual role of stunned bystander. James Cody Bryant, 30, allegedly advised the shooter on targets and weapons, agreed to help broadcast the massacre online, and even sent money for a lighter tied to an IED plan, as reported. U.S. prosecutors say the charge could carry life in prison. At least somebody still remembers civilization requires consequences.

And of course the coverage tiptoes around the ideological rot while obsessing over pronouns. Five students and a teacher were slaughtered, but the managerial class still cannot resist filtering mass murder through identity etiquette. Canada has spent a decade outsourcing seriousness to bureaucrats, platforms, and cross-border agencies, then acting surprised when online nihilists turn into real corpses in a real school. A sovereign country should not need American prosecutors to demonstrate basic state capacity.

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