Canada Persuasive Speech

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Oct.13 It is a week before I am going to go attack.I have a lived a poor life.If I cannot enjoy my life neither will the people in Parliament hill.I have lived in a homeless shelter,I have been arrested for drugs violence and other crimes.

Oct.14
Today, I practiced going in to kill,I Practiced rushing in the doors of parliament hill and gruesomely putting a bullet through each one of the Canadian's heads. Also,today I wrote my will because obviously this is a suicide mission but those people deserve to die.

Oct.15 Today,I practiced even more,I want to kill as many of those idiotic Canadians.
I also studied parliament hill,I know about it’s guards and structure.So know I have more info to help me kill.

Oct.19
Today,I started to browse for weapons I will need the best of the best to brutally murder the canadians and parliament hill.I don't know what to pick …show more content…
Oct.21
I have my car,I’ve got my gun,I’ve got my training,I’m ready to go murder the idiotic canadians.I know will rest till tomorrow so I am completely ready to go attack

Oct.22
Today is the day I’m going to make my mark.mark. I'm going to make these Canadians die in scorched,bloody hell.I cant wait to see there terrorized faces as I put 5 shiny metallic bullets through there stupid heads.I cant wait to see the blood gush out and to see them fall to there weak knees.I cant wait to see there families faces when they have found out I have brutally murdered there loved one.This wills be so fun to see.I can hardly wait to see them brutally murdered. Okay.Okay, no more chit chat, its time to go kill them.

(10 minutes later) Finally, I’m here time to go murder those stupid fools.As i'm running up the bumpy brick path,I enjoy the feeling of seeing foolish pedestrians fleeing in

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