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X post from Claypool: "They are lying about a situation I was present for. Dallas merely raised her voice at a 22 year-old communication staffer who was badgering and belittling her at the end of a very difficult day because she didn’t want him to what both I and Dallas saw as a very inappropriate comment from her social media account that the 22 year old wanted to post. (For context the dude was into insane race “blood and soil” politics and Dallas has been demanding the chief of staff fire him for a while, but Tim kept obfuscating the orders and telling Dallas she needed to be more patient and that Tim would “mentor him” or make excuses saying because he is young it’s not that bad) Tim Thielman saw all this happening, and he never cut in to stop the staffer effectively harassing the leader and making very demeaning comparisons of her for not going along with what he wanted. But Tim did cut in to attack me when I try to shut the conversation down seeing Dallas getting upset from being constantly nattered at by somebody who should have known not to be pushing on her at the end of an extremely difficult day, pressuring her to go with whatever he wanted or be labelled “Canadian Mitt Romney”.
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Rob De Chazal outside the conference on July 26, 2025.
Three images showing Karl Storness-Bliss outside the conference on July 26, 2025.
Three images showing Ron Pearce outside the conference on July 26, 2025.
Three images showing Lane Pommer outside the conference on July 26, 2025.
Screenshot in which Barham calls the CBC part of the QUOTE LIEberal party END QUOTE
Screenshot in which Barham says DEFUND CBC and shares a post that characterizes Second Sons Canada as QUOTE law abiding Canadians END QUOTE and put next to a lineup of what appear to be mugshots of what the post describes as QUOTE criminal Indians END QUOTE
Barham shares a post about Jeremy Mackenzie, Second Sons Canada leader, with the comment "Way to go Jeremy"
Screenshot of a post by Elon Musk saying his AI is quote false for suggesting that quote right-wing political violence has been more frequent and deadly
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screenshot of text: Evan Balgord, Executive Director of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, notes the full group chat member list reads like a who’s who of right-wing media personalities and far-right activists. “Some of these people are quite extreme in my opinion,” Balgord told PressProgress. “Bethan Nodwell, for example, is a self-identified white nationalist who has denied the Holocaust,” Balgord pointed out. “Shadoe Davis, another member of the chat, promoted the neo-Nazi Holocaust denial documentary series ‘Europa: The Last Battle’, which is a spanning piece of propaganda that blames Jewish people for starting the Second World War as part of a larger plot to lead to the foundation of Israel, while Adolf Hitler’s Nazis were merely defending themselves and Europe.” Balgord added other names on the group chat member list are “associated with the white nationalist network Diagolon.”
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Letter from lawyer requesting no contact with Ms. Sa'd.
Letter from LSO investigator, part 1
Letter from lawyer requesting no contact with Ms. Sa'd.
Letter from lawyer requesting no contact with Ms. Sa'd.
Screenshot of a Telegram message featuring the "AWD Program," a short guide to developing a militant neo-Nazi cell.
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Alt text: A quote from Steve Jalsevac "We do not accept promotion of homosexuality because of our awareness from numerous homosexuals themselves who have often told us that such behaviour frequently leads to physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual harm, including well above average rates of suicide as a natural result of the behaviour and related lifestyles themselves, rather than from communications from persons such as ourselves who warn of its dangers as told to us by formerly practising homosexuals. Our action in this regard, including our news reporting related to the issue, are acts of charity and genuine concern to try to help others not make decisions that they will one day deeply regret."
Alt text: screenshot of a comment by Steve Jalsevac left on an article. The comment reads "The headline is not is not sensationalizing anything. What Cruz said is itself sensational and totally unexpected from him. The number of comments in response to the story confirms this. It is rare for us to receive this many comments in response to an article. Cruz has touched a big nerve among the public. This issue is suddenly exploding in the media. The public has finally awakened and is recognizing the danger to our culture from the LGBT movement. It began with the astonishing response to the Bud Light commercial and then the Target gay Pride products. We have never seen anything like this in the past. It is still ongoing and not letting up. Companies and individuals are suddenly and finally paying a big price for caving to LGBT intimidations and threats. Even nations are increasingly being pressured and threatened, as is Uganda, to cave to western cultural imperialism. We have no right to
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Five people attending a White Lives Matter rally in Ontario. Bubba Pollock is standing in the middle wearing a White Lives Matter Shirt.
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Dr. David Docherty - president and vice-chancellor Brandon U When Brandon University learned that the Brandon School Division had been requested to explore a censorship committee that might remove books from schools we responded with a single word plea: Don’t. We don’t believe in banning books. Teaching, and learning, means the sharing of knowledge, not withholding it.
Laura C. - Brandon Pride and Brandon PFLAG It is so incredibly important that young people see themselves represented in the resources, lessons and books available to them in school. This is true for all students. Members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, students of all races, students of all abilities. Also, for students who may be living in a 2SLGBTQ+ family. Those kids need to see their families represented, too.
Penni J. - mother of a trans child Banning books is saying he doesn’t matter. That who he is, is wrong… Forming a committee to ban books about gender identity, so that kids who are struggling with this have no idea who to turn to is wrong. And really, I would rather have a healthy son than a dead daughter, which is a reality that parents in the LGBTQ community constantly worry about. But, what do I know?I only live it. Be better, Brandon.
Frank J. — father, husband of BSD teacher They are not just teaching them to read and write, but giving them the skills to be open-minded critical thinkers who will thrive in the real world when they walk out the doors in June. Let’s trust them to do their jobs. Schools are meant to provide an inclusive and safe environment. Taking any literature from our schools that represent even one child or group based on hate and fear is a clear violation of what it means to be a caregiver.
Jim Murray, BSD Board of Trustees Vice-Chairperson If anything good comes out of this tonight, it's that our community overwhelmingly supports you, and it will rise in your defence.