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Former soldier exposes how Canadian white supremacist group recruits members
Former soldier exposes how Canadian white supremacist group recruits members
Second Sons Canada describes itself as a "men's nationalist club" dedicated to fitness and preserving Canada's heritage, but a former military member who attempted to join the group says he only learned about its true nature — which included adoration for Hitler, neo-Nazis and hatred for Jews — when he met them in person and was presented with a confidentiality contract.
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Former soldier exposes how Canadian white supremacist group recruits members
White people are 69% of Canada’s population. They are far from being a minority. White supremacists want to be victims so badly it’s pathetic. White people control the government and the economy in Canada, how are they being oppressed?
White people are 69% of Canada’s population. They are far from being a minority. White supremacists want to be victims so badly it’s pathetic. White people control the government and the economy in Canada, how are they being oppressed?
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White people are 69% of Canada’s population. They are far from being a minority. White supremacists want to be victims so badly it’s pathetic. White people control the government and the economy in Canada, how are they being oppressed?
White nationalists and extremists are crashing out after being exposed for attending a B.C. conference
White nationalists and extremists are crashing out after being exposed for attending a B.C. conference
It’s been a very difficult week for white nationalists in Canada — so naturally, I’m loving every second of it.You might remember the white nationalist conference I covered a few months back, which was taking place in B.C., called Exiles of the Golden Age. It was poorly organized, unsubtle, and its
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White nationalists and extremists are crashing out after being exposed for attending a B.C. conference
CBC Blurs Out Fascist Link
CBC Blurs Out Fascist Link
Graham Platner’s problem is that he lives just a tad too far south. If the Democratic Senate candidate from Maine wanted to make all the hubbub about his Nazi tattoo go away, all he’d have to do is move to Canada. The furor over Platner’s Totenkopf, or Death’s Head, tattoo…
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CBC Blurs Out Fascist Link