This case marks a historic milestone, as it appears to be the first anti-white discrimination claim to gain standing before the HRTO.
“In support of our case, we have an audio recording of John Fraser, the NNC’s Executive Chair, misrepresenting the NNC’s mandate, as well as agreeing to review our complaint (which he later denied having done).”
… the QPC’s position is inconsistent with Canadian defamation law, according to which, a claim remains defamatory upon every new repetition.
“Despite the obvious flaws in the CHRC’s handling of the case, Justice Russel W. Zinn dismissed our request by taking the position that ‘a read of the decision shows it to be thorough and attentive to the facts and law’.”
“The Complainant in the present matter identifies as “white”… on this basis alone, the Complaint must be dismissed.”
Details on our racial discrimination case against the CBC.
“In the spirit of multiculturalism, and diplomacy between our peoples, if the Hamilton City Council chooses to keep and respect our statue of John A. MacDonald, then SWC will donate $1,000 to the erection of a statue of an Indigenous cultural hero of the same height and dimensions of that of our MacDonald statue.”
“We contacted CTV-M to address the issues but the changes were never made. In response, we have filed a complaint with the Quebec Press Council.”
“Historically, the term is used in two ways:
“Supremacy” as a belief or assumption of superiority
“Supremacy” as a state of, or aspiration to acquire, political dominance
Neither of these definitions accurately characterize SWC.”
“The fact that our ethnic group is persecuted for peacefully expressing our political interests is not an excuse to remain silent, instead it is all the more reason why we are obligated and duty-bound to stand up for and assert ourselves.”
