Antifa from Halifax, under the name Halifax Against Hate, was recorded in a dialogue with a NCA associate.
Further, Antifa claimed that the Police and KKK go hand in hand, and protect fascists.
Furthermore, Antifa said that anti-fascism is self-defense, and they seek to stop NCA from organizing politically.
A NDP MLA from Halifax publicly endorsed these statements.
Global media used Antifa rhetoric labelling NCA far-right.
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Now reality.
NCA identifies as true populist, nationalist federal party, and welcomes all Canadians in the party who embrace putting Canadians First.
After complaints by the NCA to the CBC Ombudsman, the CBC withdraw its false claim that Stephen Garvey was a member of WCAI, and that NCA is an anti-immigration party. Now CBC labels NCA a controversial party without explaining the basis for that claim.
Recently, Stephen Garvey was interviewed by Michael Arana who said Garvey is least racist person he knows. MIchael is a coloured Canadian.
https://www.facebook.com/NationalCiti...
Antifa referenced an article by Stephen, in which he pointed out factually that European Canadians are being replaced through sustained mass immigration. This demographic fact is supported by for example by Dr. Kauffman out of the University of London. Here is the article by Stephen:
https://www.eurocanadian.ca/2019/03/i...
In a civil society, no one is above the law of the land. The police are the thin red line between a civil society and uncivil society. They put their lives on the line everyday they put their uniforms on in service of our people and country. NCA condemns Antifa's unjust attack on police.
Antifa is facing justice for their actions on June 22, 2019 in Halifax, in which one of their members stole NCA property and assaulted a NCA member. Justice must prevail.
Nicholas Zen Graves of Halifax Against Hate has been charged with assault, theft under $5000.00, and breach of the peace or undertaking. Yesterday was his first appearance in court.
https://www.nationalcitizensalliance.ca/
in Africa “matters” and should be a development spending priority.
Not the PPC!
Time to spend on CANADIAN priorities!
