I'm a little leary of that article by Dr. Debra Chin - who is she exactly?
It's not a new book but was published in 1995; and other reviews don't mention the neo-Nazi thing, so perhaps it is of less importance in the book or even not there at all? (I haven't read the book myself):
http://www.amazon.ca/Passionate-Intensity-OS-Trevor-Harrison/dp/0802072046
http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/Of-Passionate-Intensity-os-Trevor-Harrison/9780802072047-item.html?ikwid=of+passionate+intensity&ikwsec=Home
This is interesting but hardly surprising; it goes a long way to explaining how the Conservatives' modern followers are so extreme in their support of the party's authoritarian views, its embrace of secrecy and practice of fear-based actions.
A new book by Trevor Harrison, Of Passionate Intensity, ties together Harper's involvement in the Northern Foundation and Reform Party to Neo-Nazi skinheads and the Neo-Nazism of the National Citizens’ Coalition (NCC), respectively.
When Stephen Harper was a member of the ultra-right-wing Northern Foundation in 1989, Mr. Harrison documents that this was a group that had numerous Neo-Nazi skinheads as organizers, as well as a leadership that included a well-known white supremacist and anti-feminist crusader as a prominent leader that sought to take over the mass-media to enable the fulfillment of a right wing agenda. The Northern Foundation, with the support of corporate allies was able to get Mr. Harper elected in the first place by indeed, taking over the mass-media in Canada. This was done to shelter Mr. Harper from the kinds of critical journalism which had kept him out of power, in the first place. Corporate mass-media owners would seek to remake Mr. Harper and the Conservative Party from being ultra right, into a fabricated image of a non-threatening "moderately conservative" party.
Trevor Harrison also documents that “He [Mr. Harper] had little trouble doing so, as the media had been largely muffled by one fact: press baron Conrad Black, then reaching the height of his powers was also a member of the Northern Foundation and equally shy about having it publicly known." Mr. Harrison elaborates that, "Journalists feared incurring his wrath as he employed many of them at the time, and was a potential employer for those whom he didn’t employ. Had they made the membership list public, Mr. Black would have been exposed."snip
The Neo-Nazism, that is associated with the Foundation, also ideologically embraces sexual repression; homophobia; and seeks to prevent constructive measures to redress the plight of the poor, which include senior citizens and children.
The apparent goals of the Northern Foundation, through the Harper government, appear to be to replace Canada as we know it, (as a progressive society), into being a regressive society under the U.S. colonial control, under the direction of a self-anointed Aryans. In other words, Mr. Harper appears to be attempting to use public office designed to defend the national interests of all Canadians, to carry out the apparent private agenda of a clique, whose members are determined to transform Canada into their own bleak fascist image under U.S. control.
The support of the Harper government for the undermining of civil rights through the rationalization of the so-called "War on Terrorism"; operates to execute the glorification of militarism and war; messianic Zionism; an apparent bias toward 'eugenics' in relation to ignoring the global threat of the HIV-AIDS pandemic, (and the corresponding environmental-related "life and death" issue of Global Warming); and use religion as a means to manipulate the masses. All of these are being conducted to support the desire for Canada to become a U.S. colony through the endorsement of the Security and Prosperity and Partnership of North America (SPPNA); and are all supported by the expressed ideology of the Northern Foundation.
The dropping of Mark Warner in Toronto-Centre encapsulates the apparent Neo-Nazi intellectual foundations of the Conservative Party agendaIt's worth reading the entire article to grasp the extent to which Harper embraced far, far right extremism as far back as the 80's.
H/T: @SadieMae23
3 comments:
If that were a Liberal he wouldn't last because the headlines would scare people. Why are the papers so afraid to put it in big headlines..we should be told and my father was a young man and fighting those same people as those bastards, only to share their face here.
I had three brothers, two brothers-in-law and a sister in the armed services, during WW11. And yes, our young Canadian boys were blown to hell, so we wouldn't have Nazi scum such as Harper, in our country. Gordon Campbell is Harper's most important henchman. That criminal, Harper sent to England as High Commissioner.
Harper's quick excuse for public opposition to Keystone XL and the Northern Gateway is "foreign interest". He uses it to mask all acts of citizen participation opposing his big oil schemes. He also uses "foreign funding" as if Canadians are some how paid to protest. It's crazy. I was among those in Ottawa who were arrested protesting the Keystone. Not one of us got PAID to be arrested. We paid out of pocket to be there. I brought my own bail. That's the truth.
Post a Comment