11 commentaires pour l'article: “Fusillade au Dawson College à Montréal”

1. Jonathan partage cette opinion avec nous:

   septembre 13th, 2006 à 4:45 pm

   coliss.. on sen viens comme les putains daméricains de merde !!!

2. Administrator partage cette opinion avec nous:

   septembre 13th, 2006 à 4:51 pm

   C’est capoté.
   C’est fou.
   brem

3. J-E partage cette opinion avec nous:

   septembre 13th, 2006 à 7:21 pm

   Comme quoi les tueries et les débiles ne sont pas que des trucs qui se passent au sud
   de la frontière. J’ai bien hâte de voir qui et quoi on va blâmer pour ce qui s’est passé. Les Doc Mailloux de ce monde vont assurer leur job dans les prochains jours. Le 7 Jours et les autres magasinez du genre doivent se frotter les mains, il va y avoir plein plein plein de témoignages de gens en larmes.

4. brem partage cette opinion avec nous:

   septembre 13th, 2006 à 9:09 pm

   Comme je l’indiquais sur ton blogue, mon grand (! hehe), il y a déjà un ministre péquiste qui a blâmé le gouvernement conservateur de Stephen Harper d’avoir “scrappé” le registre d’armes à feux. Sauf que, le registre, il existe présentement, et il n’a pas empêché un gars de se procurer une arme semi-automatique et d’aller tirer sur des étudiants au Dawson College. Et le registre, il a coûté 1 milliard (si c’est pas plus) et il n’a pas donné de résultat concret.

   Sinon, qui blâmer? Le système? Nos programmes sociaux déficients? La société a le dos large.

   brem

5. BREM experience » Blog Archive » Fatality666 partage cette opinion avec nous:

   septembre 14th, 2006 à 8:30 am

   […] 14 September, 2006, 08h20 by / par brem Fatality666 aka Kimveer Gill I was talking to Raymi on MSN when the shootings at Dawson College occured and wewhere he would post pictures of himself with his guns, boots and trench coat. His name is Fatality666 on these forums, for the rest of us, Kimveer Gill. He’s a goth who loves heavy metal, lovedil a publié des photos de lui-même avec ses armes à feu, bottes et trench. Son nom c’est Fatality666 sur ces forums de discussion, pour le commun des mortels, Kimveer Gill. Il est de style gothique etaime le heavy metal, adorait les jeux vidéos impliquant des tueries, son jeu favori étant un shooter prenant place à Columbine. Son rêve était de commettre un meurtre. J’imagine qu’il l’a réalisé son rêve. Crisse de malade. Quel loser et mange marde. brem, pas riche après tout ça. tags: fatality666, kimveer gill, murder, murderer, dawson college, shooting, massacre, fusillade, montreal    […]

6. Effair | Billet | Fusillade au College Dawson à Montréal partage cette opinion avec nous:

   septembre 14th, 2006 à 11:05 am

   […] Update: excellent résumé de la couveture médiatique de cette fusillade par Martin Breton. […]

7. Ms C partage cette opinion avec nous:

   septembre 14th, 2006 à 1:41 pm

   A girl with her friends barricaded in the radio room at Dawson:

   http://newgrounds.com/bbs/topic.php?id=568994

8. BREM experience [en] » Blog Archive » A quick look back at 2006 partage cette opinion avec nous:

   janvier 3rd, 2007 à 12:22 am

   […] Wednesday, January 3, 2007 at 12:16 am Since these days nobody is reading blogs because they’re in their families, or somewhere else than in front of their computer, I thought it was appropriate to write a boring article now about my blog’s statistics and to take this opportunity to thank people who helped making it successful. First, here’s the summary of the year 2006 Unique visitors: 166, 275 Visits: 252, 581 Bandwidth usage: 71.06 Gbytes (!!!) Since this blog is online, 650 articles have been published and 1590 comments have been received. By the way, Akismet successfully blocked more than 27, 000 spam comments. Really impressive. I went back and read what I was saying about this blog at the end of the year 2005, back when I had only been blogging for 6 months, and we can see the evolution of the figures.In retrospect, I posted 195 articles (including this one) and bloggers commented on them 221 times. From the few tens of people that came visiting BREM experience in July 2005, the community has grown to more than 3400 different visitors per month from 45 different countries in December, an average of 140 per day. That’s awesome. - blog entry for happy year 2006As of December 31 2006, I had about 1000 visitors a day, thus about 18, 000 unique visiitors monthly. That’s an improvement by almost a factor 7! To further illustrate the progression, I prepared a graph. The data covers the whole life of this blog, from mid-2004 to better show the evolution. Blog traffic 2005-2006On the chart, to the right (click on the image to see it bigger), we can see the rather linear progression during the year 2005 up until about the mid-2006, then a huge peak at more than 37, 500 unique visitors in September. That’s because I then got arpined. The arpinage is when a blogger with a blog with a lot more traffic than yours places a link on his blog, thus creating a wave of new visitors that will submerge the server of the less popular blogger. Oh, and that blogger’s name must be Dominic Arpin. Indeed, it’s around September 11 that an exclusive video about the destruction of the World Trade Center towers were placed on the Internet. I was one of the first to find it, and Dominic Arpin placed a link to it on his blog. The overload made my Web server go blank, but after a few adjustments, it went back to normal. Weird coincidence, the day after, Kimveer Gill took his own life after murdering Anastasia De Sousa. I had learned about the Dawson College shooting on Dominic Arpin’s blog, but as it often is when such an event occurs, the information is slow paced. I had then taken upon myself to gather many information elements , like videos, images, radio interviews, articles about the topic in an article on my blog. Since I was getting a traffic boost from my arpinage, this article was very successful. This event had then shaken the Quebec population. I had thus written [one], [two], [three] articles on the topic. To stay in the bad news of the year, I had to say goodbye to my two beloved bunny rabbits, Marvin and Bowser, who both passed away in less than a month interval. They were my first pets and I was really saddened by their passing. I did not talk a lot about rabbits recently, but I have a few surprises up my sleeve for 2007. Now, I just have to use the acquired experience from 2006 to do better in 2007. About that, I guess I should have a goal to reach. Using the above data, I thus will have a goal of 5, 000 unique visitors per day in January 2008, which translates to about 100, 000 unique visitors monthly. Quite the contract! Realistic? Probably not! . To (try) to reach this goal, I will keep on providing quality content (ahem), my political opinions, funny videos, comments about current events, the geekitude, blogs, movies, tv series. Oh, and next summer, we will for sure have to do landscaping work, so be prepared for landscaping picture and tips for the house! I would also like to make more short videos. Reveal my personality a little bit more. So to all those who come read me regularly, those who link to my blog, I say a big thank you! Your names are for sure on my blog list, on the right. Happy 2007 again! brem tags: bilan, rétrospective, summary, 2006, 2007, statistiques, statistics, blog, blogue, blogs, blogues Related posts: […]

9. BREM experience [en] » Blog Archive » Let’s get the killer’s gun partage cette opinion avec nous:

   février 13th, 2007 à 4:18 pm

   […] Tuesday, February 13, 2007 at 4:14 pm Beretta CX4 Storm Back in September, right after Kimveer Gill went into his shooting spree at Dawson College which resulted in the death of Anastasia De Sousa, I talked about how useless the Canadian gun registry was. Indeed, Kimveer Gill’s semi-automatic gun was registered, yet it didn’t stop him from committing his hainous crime. Instead, I proposed that we act on the source of the problem: semi-automatic gun ownership. Well, guess what. The sale of the Beretta CX4 Storm, the semi-automatic rifle used by the killer, tripled in the months following the shooting. How crazy is that? The publicity the gun got from the shooting is obvious, and I guess the rise in sales can be in part explained by the fear that the gun would get banned, following the shooting, hence the rush to acquire one before it’s too late. Yet, I don’t understand the need for such a gun to be owned. It can only be fired in shooting ranges. Why can’t gun enthusiasts rent them at the shooting range if they want to fire those? Why can they actually own one at home if they can’t even use it there? Also, are crazy shooters the new publicity stunts for gun manufacturers? When will they hire killers to promote their firearms? But I disgress. That’s ridiculous. If our government really had the balls to do something about it, they could prevent such incidents. Of course, if someone really wanted such a gun, they could get it through illegal channels, but right now, they don’t even need to. brem via raincoaster tags: fatality666, kimveer gill, murder, murderer, dawson college, shooting, massacre, fusillade, montreal, gun registry, registre d’arme à feu, canada, gun law, canada gun laws, gun laws, harper, stephen harper, conservative, conservatives, conservateur, conservateurs, PQ, parti québécois, beretta, cx4, storm, beretta cx4 storm, shooting range, shooting club, club de tir, hunting, chasse, firearm, carbine, carabine, shotgun, machine gun, mitraillette, weapon, arm, arme, assault, assault weapon, arme d’assaut Related posts: […]

10. Oli partage cette opinion avec nous:

    octobre 30th, 2007 à 8:33 pm

    c’Est qui les esti de tétons qui disent qu’on devrais bannir les armes semi-auto j’ai 1 choses à vous dire vous êtes ben innocent je possède des armes a feux semi-auto et pour rien au monde je me les ferais VOLER LÉGALEMENT PAR LE GROUVERNEMENT

11. brem partage cette opinion avec nous:

    octobre 30th, 2007 à 9:10 pm

    Il n’y a personne sur cette page qui dis ça. Je te demanderais de modérer ta verve et discuter calmement s’il-te-plaît.

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