The Coat of Arms of the Canada Company. Founded in 1825 by Scottish novelist John Galt, the father of Sir Alexander Galt, one of the Fathers of Confederation, its aim was to help settle and develop Upper Canada/Ontario. Its arms, containing the symbols of Anglo-Canadians such as the thistle, rose and shamrock, were sometimes mistakenly depicted as the Coat of Arms of Canada in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Its motto "Non Mutat Genus Solum" roughly translates to "the country does not change the ancestry" or "a change of soil does not change one's race."
“Only a damn fool can expect the people of one tradition to feel at ease when their country is flooded with hordes of foreigners who—whether equal, superior, or inferior biologically—are so antipodal in physical, emotional, and intellectual makeup that harmonious coalescence is virtually impossible.”
Folk including the police will be expecting glowing reports of the chaos and mayhem which spread across the province last night, but the reality is civil disorder, violence and hatred are part and parcel of the (enforced) multiracial society.
Our thoughts are with the victim of the knife attack, the cause of last night's violence wasn't the far right, paramilitaries or sinister racists, it was the sudenese gentleman and his efforts to behead this man.
No, we take no pleasure from the destruction of our community and it's infrastructure nevertheless a smoking reminder that multiculturalism infects and destroys societies.
Our cause is righteous and our conscience is clear.
Remember this whenever anyone tries to shame or guilt you for your ideology, your approach or your actions.
Aim to always act in a way that you can face yourself and make the spirit of your ancestors proud. The way the world judges morality at the moment should make every Nationalist proud to be hated by them.
