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#11
Guest and Newbie Posting / Re: Russian topic
Last post by NewDirection - Aug 17, 2026, 05:15 AMQuote from: fluxmaster on Aug 15, 2026, 06:46 AMThe Russian government isn't exactly pro-White either. Most western governments are anti-White to a certain extent.
I'm not yet insane to declare the zio-government of Russia pro-white, there is no such thing as pro-White government in any country today. My point is that Canada is a part of NATO military block daily spending billions to kill Russians in the territory of Russia (not even ukraine). Must be so "pro-white" to move to such a pro-gay and pro-migrant country as Canada, daily killing your people.
Anyway, this is just my thought of a neutral visitor of the site. If she's so important for the Canadian and global WN, she is welcome, of course. Let's pretend I didn't say anything.
#12
Guest and Newbie Posting / Re: Russian topic
Last post by fluxmaster - Aug 15, 2026, 06:46 AMQuote from: NewDirection on Aug 15, 2026, 05:31 AMQuote from: Vika on Aug 09, 2026, 11:25 PMhi I'm new to white nationalism
is that you in th aryan guard website?
I'm originally from Russia and I'm in Ontario right time
I'm up for an interview but I wonder if you accept people from other countries and female members as long as they are white
So you moved from Russia to the country of the military block officially targeting to "kill more Russians". So pro-white of you
The Russian government isn't exactly pro-White either. Most western governments are anti-White to a certain extent.
#13
Guest and Newbie Posting / Russian topic
Last post by NewDirection - Aug 15, 2026, 05:31 AMQuote from: Vika on Aug 09, 2026, 11:25 PMhi I'm new to white nationalism
is that you in th aryan guard website?
I'm originally from Russia and I'm in Ontario right time
I'm up for an interview but I wonder if you accept people from other countries and female members as long as they are white
So you moved from Russia to the country of the military block officially targeting to "kill more Russians". So pro-white of you
#14
News / Winnipeg health authority asks...
Last post by Jotunn - Aug 15, 2026, 03:04 AMWinnipeg health authority asks long-term care facilities to make space for hospital patients
QuoteWinnipeg's health authority has asked a trio of long-term care facilities to make spaces available for some hospital patients as the local health-care system grapples with a surge in demand.
Riverview Health Centre, Deer Lodge Centre and Misericordia Health Centre have all been told to find temporary capacity to take on patients, a Winnipeg Regional Health Authority spokesperson said in an emailed statement to CBC News. The patients are those who no longer need acute care but still require some level of care before they transition to other settings, the spokesperson said.
The WRHA "continues to experience exceptionally high demand for care across the health-care system," they said, and facilities across the region "have a shared responsibility to identify and use available capacity to help respond to periods of increased pressure."
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#15
News / Far-right Austrian white natio...
Last post by Jotunn - Aug 13, 2026, 06:22 PMFar-right Austrian white nationalist, permanently banned from U.K., plans to attend Hamilton conference
QuoteA far-right, white nationalist Austrian who has been permanently banned from the United Kingdom for promoting extremist narratives said this week he hopes Canada won't deny him entry ahead of a conference he's set to speak at in Hamilton this month.
Martin Sellner is being marketed as a keynote speaker for an Aug. 29 conference of the Dominion Society, which advocates for "remigration," the mass deportation of immigrants.
Sellner was permanently banned in 2019 from entering the U.K. on security grounds. A U.K. government letter, which was publicized by Sellner's organization, said he posed a serious threat to the country's efforts to counter extremism, according to a report in The Guardian.
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#16
News / Conservatives, Bloc want probe...
Last post by Jotunn - Aug 13, 2026, 01:39 PMConservatives, Bloc want probe into Canadian NATO intern spying allegations
QuoteConservative and Bloc MPs have called for an emergency meeting of the House of Commons public safety committee to probe espionage allegations against a Canadian former intern arrested by Belgian authorities on suspicion of espionage.Gaps in Canada's security screening? Any country that proclaims itself "multicultural" is announcing itself as a banquet for any and all countries with a greater degree of cultural integrity to swoop down and prey upon at leisure.
"These allegations are deeply concerning and raise serious questions about Canada's national security screening processes," Conservative MP Frank Caputo said in a statement on Thursday.
"Parliament must determine whether there were gaps in Canada's security screening system and whether those gaps could have exposed sensitive information or put the security of Canada and our allies at risk."
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#17
News / Trump’s justice department arr...
Last post by Jotunn - Aug 12, 2026, 07:03 PMTrump's justice department arrests expert on far right as part of SPLC crackdown
QuoteThe justice department on Wednesday arrested a leading expert on far-right extremism, charging her with financial crimes as part of the government's ongoing case against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
Federal prosecutors charged Heidi Beirich, who formerly served as the group's chief financial officer, with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to submit false statements to a federally insured bank and conspiracy to commit concealment money laundering.
The justice department charged the SPLC in April over a now-ended program in which it paid informants to infiltrate white supremacist groups. The government said the civil rights organization committed financial crimes by laundering money through bank accounts set up on behalf of fictitious entities to protect the identities of their informants. The government says the SPLC deceived donors into thinking they were combatting extremism, when they were actually supporting it. The organization has strongly denied that accusation and says the charges are politically motivated. Experts have raised questions about the charges.
The indictment alleges Beirich was in a romantic relationship with one of the informants and that $140,000 of donor money made its way into a joint bank account they had.
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#18
News / Re: The CBC's General Decline ...
Last post by fluxmaster - Aug 12, 2026, 05:57 PMDid local news outlets, either local television news, local radio news, or local newspapers, report on any of the local stories?
There has been a huge amount of media consolidation in the United States. Many "local" news outlets, including television, radio, and newspapers, are owned by the same large corporations. Some radio stations have a D.J. that pretends to be local and makes casual references to local events but has never been to the city that the station is broadcasting from and may live hundreds or ever thousands of miles away. If a local emergency happens, the "local" D.J. knows nothing about it.
Has Canada become the same?
There has been a huge amount of media consolidation in the United States. Many "local" news outlets, including television, radio, and newspapers, are owned by the same large corporations. Some radio stations have a D.J. that pretends to be local and makes casual references to local events but has never been to the city that the station is broadcasting from and may live hundreds or ever thousands of miles away. If a local emergency happens, the "local" D.J. knows nothing about it.
Has Canada become the same?
#19
News / The CBC's General Decline as a...
Last post by Jotunn - Aug 12, 2026, 05:34 PMI've been noticing a glaring deficit in the CBC's pretensions to representing investigative journalism or being a legitimate news outlet. This is a separate issue from their being an organ of propaganda - although it is also possible that focusing too heavily on refining their propaganda has been detracting from their ability to function as a reporter of news stories.
Exhibit A: Large International Stories
Two pilots killed in US Army helicopter crash - Russian Times
This is a significant incident, albeit not a Canadian one; yet there is no "maple curtain" line of demarcation between Canada and the rest of the world. Certainly not between us and our closest neighbour, the United States of America. And yet this is just one example of a reasonably big story, involving the tragic loss of human life and a military snafu, plus a "large wildfire". I have seen countless other examples of significant events and incidents that I learned of through sources other than the CBC. This example came from the Russian news service, Russian Times.
So, the CBC is faltering on covering significant international events.
Exhibit B: Significant Local Stories
At the other end of the scale is local events. Right here in Shoal Lake, Manitoba, a relatively new pizzeria burned to the ground... and I knew nothing of it until I drove past it a couple of days later and was shocked to see a burned-out ruin where I had not too long ago enjoyed delicious food. With that pizzeria gone, the only other restaurant in town is at the local hotel. There's no way that isn't a significant blow to local tourism. And yet this never got reported by the CBC, our supposed national news service.
Big, international stories; local, significant stories. The CBC is faltering at both ends of the news spectrum.
Exhibit C: Spelling and Grammatical Literacy
And then there's literacy. Spelling and grammatical errors are on the rise. Yesterday I read a story about how Canadians were calling for American Aambassador Hoekstra to be expelled. Yes, Aambassador. It was spelled that way both in the article and on the front-page blurb. They have since corrected it - they have a form on every page for readers to report any sort of error in a story - but it indicates a general lack of proof-reading effort prior to publishing.
Much as with the big, international stories and the local, significant stories, I present here just one example of a spelling error. But the reason I'm writing this article is because I have been consistently observing large numbers of examples of all three shortcomings. There was a restaurant called Rita's Kitchen that burned down in Teulon, Manitoba, back in 2024. Again, CBC never covered that story.
Possible factors in the CBC's demise may include the aforementioned focus on producing propaganda; multiculturalism and the drive for "diversity" resulting in an increase in foreign peoples less competent in the English language; perhaps even technological illiteracy and the struggle to compose articles competently through whatever software interface they may be using to process and publish their articles.
Exhibit A: Large International Stories
Two pilots killed in US Army helicopter crash - Russian Times
QuoteTwo pilots have been killed after a US Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter crashed in a field in central Texas and burst into flames, sparking a large wildfire and prompting evacuations in the surrounding area.
The helicopter, based at the Fort Hood military installation, went down near Salado at around 1:35pm local time on Wednesday, according to the US Army and the Bell County Sheriff's Office. Both crew members aboard were confirmed dead.
"It crashed into a field, and you could tell it was a violent crash," sheriff's office spokesman Cliff Coleman told reporters.
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This is a significant incident, albeit not a Canadian one; yet there is no "maple curtain" line of demarcation between Canada and the rest of the world. Certainly not between us and our closest neighbour, the United States of America. And yet this is just one example of a reasonably big story, involving the tragic loss of human life and a military snafu, plus a "large wildfire". I have seen countless other examples of significant events and incidents that I learned of through sources other than the CBC. This example came from the Russian news service, Russian Times.
So, the CBC is faltering on covering significant international events.
Exhibit B: Significant Local Stories
At the other end of the scale is local events. Right here in Shoal Lake, Manitoba, a relatively new pizzeria burned to the ground... and I knew nothing of it until I drove past it a couple of days later and was shocked to see a burned-out ruin where I had not too long ago enjoyed delicious food. With that pizzeria gone, the only other restaurant in town is at the local hotel. There's no way that isn't a significant blow to local tourism. And yet this never got reported by the CBC, our supposed national news service.
Big, international stories; local, significant stories. The CBC is faltering at both ends of the news spectrum.
Exhibit C: Spelling and Grammatical Literacy
And then there's literacy. Spelling and grammatical errors are on the rise. Yesterday I read a story about how Canadians were calling for American Aambassador Hoekstra to be expelled. Yes, Aambassador. It was spelled that way both in the article and on the front-page blurb. They have since corrected it - they have a form on every page for readers to report any sort of error in a story - but it indicates a general lack of proof-reading effort prior to publishing.
Much as with the big, international stories and the local, significant stories, I present here just one example of a spelling error. But the reason I'm writing this article is because I have been consistently observing large numbers of examples of all three shortcomings. There was a restaurant called Rita's Kitchen that burned down in Teulon, Manitoba, back in 2024. Again, CBC never covered that story.
Possible factors in the CBC's demise may include the aforementioned focus on producing propaganda; multiculturalism and the drive for "diversity" resulting in an increase in foreign peoples less competent in the English language; perhaps even technological illiteracy and the struggle to compose articles competently through whatever software interface they may be using to process and publish their articles.
#20
FORUM RULES / Re: Aryan Guard Forum Rules
Last post by Jotunn - Aug 11, 2026, 02:53 AMQuote from: fluxmaster on Aug 10, 2026, 09:34 PMAdvocating the death penalty for a convicted criminal in a country that already has the death penalty would be permissible; advocating the death penalty for specific crimes in countries that don't have the death penalty would also be permissible. In the former case one would be advocating it for a specific individual; in the latter case, one would be advocating it for a category or categories of crimes.Quote from: Jotunn on Aug 10, 2026, 05:53 PMTry not to post from a place of emotion. No "So-and-so should be tortured and/or killed" posts, no matter how evil So-and-so might happen to be.
But I presume that advocating the death penalty for a convicted criminal is permissible.