Two days after a man shot a Canadian soldier and then ran into the Parliament building in Ottawa, Canada, I think there is now sufficient doubt in the official story.
Michael Zehaf-Bibeau is alleged to have been planning to go to Syria, and was allegedly on a terror watch list, but he wasn't on that list, and he was actually planning on going to Libya...and not for terrorism but to get off drugs.
He had travelled to Ottawa to sort out his passport to do this, and had been staying in a hostel while he sorted this out. But he had been demanding help from the government to get off drugs, threatening to commit crime to get sent to prison to receive help for drug addiction.
So he must have been on some kind of 'watch' list. Not necessarily terror-related, but for someone to be threatening to commit crime to be sent to prison to receive treatment indicates that that someone has a serious drug problem, realises this and wants help. And only serious crime leads to a prison sentence.
But the alarming piece of evidence that indicates to me that Michael Zehaf-Bibeau was possibly the victim of a provocation is that during his stay in Ottawa he was frequently in the presence of two English speaking men, talking about Islam, looking to steal a car, but those two men have now disappeared.
I'm thinking:
1. on his arrival in Ottawa Michael Zehaf-Bibeau came to the attention of someone looking for a Manchurian Candidate;
2. his profile sounded ideal; Muslim, criminal and addicted to drugs;
3. two English speaking men befriend him, give him drugs and/or talk of extreme Jihad;
4. Michael Zehaf-Bibeau is talked into some sort of trap, he loses his head (from drugs) and did what he did.
It is very suspicious that a man who goes to sort out his passport ends up locking down the Parliament building having murdered a soldier, when two English-speaking men who befriended and discussed Islam with him have now disappeared.
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