'Shell-shocked': Residents of Alberta town shaken by large white supremacist training meetup (https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/shell-shocked-residents-of-alberta-town-shaken-by-large-white-supremacist-training-meetup-9.7297070)
QuoteResidents of a small town outside Calgary are shocked to learn that Canada's most prominent white supremacist group held its second annual national meeting — where masked group members participated in military-style drills — at a volunteer-run community centre in early July.
"My first reaction is: that scares me," Lou Kuiack, a Millarville-area resident, told a CBC Calgary reporter. "I didn't think that would come to our small little town, in our backyard."
Using visual clues in videos posted by the group, Second Sons Canada, CBC's visual investigations team identified the location of the gathering roughly 70 kilometres southwest of Calgary, near the hamlet of Millarville, Alta.
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Once again the CBC demonstrates that it is an organ of propaganda rather than a legitimate investigative journalism organization. Note how they go out of their way to feature interviews with outraged or shocked videos and avoid any examples of people voicing support or enthusiasm. They further strive to make pro-White activists seem to be directly tied to criminal activity (note the "RCMP 'aware' of Second Sons Canada, monitoring 'rise of hate-motivated crime and incidents'" tagline).
You will NOT see them publish any articles concerning pro-Black or pro-Aboriginals in a similar light.
Are the residents shocked, or is the publisher of the article shocked?
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