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Canada
First: Great Speakers -- Great Speeches |
James Alcock.
Toronto based expert in flags and director of the
Red Ensign Society.
- The Meaning and History of the Red
Ensign, Canada's Real Flag. Toronto: February
17, 2001. $6.00
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| Douglas Christie.
Canada's leading free speech lawyer. He has
represented some of Canada's leading thought
crimes victims -- Ernst Zundel, James Keegstra,
Malcolm Ross, Paul Fromm. Christie was also the
founder in 1970 of the Western Canada Concept. He
is trenchant observer of the faultlines of
Confederation and the increasing destruction and
corruption of Canada's once fair judicial system.
For him, free speech is the issue. |
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Victories & Defeats (discusses the
Doug Collins B.C. human rights case and the Ernst
Zundel Internet case). Toronto: May 27, 1999.
$6.00
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Free
Speech in the Millennium: Zundel, Collins, Ross
and Other Cases. Toronto: April 4, 2000.
$6.00
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The Battle of
Vancouver & Other Free Speech Fights.
Report on the attack by an anarchist mob on Doug
Collins fundraiser at Vancouver Public Library.
Toronto: October 26, 1999. $6.00 |
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Kenneth H.W. Hilborn,
D.Phil, Professor Emeritus in History at the
University of Western Ontario. Expert in the
conflict of ideologies in the twentieth century
and communist subversion of the West.
- The Sins of the Liberal Left.
Toronto, July 18, 2000. $6.00
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Doug Colllins (1920-2001). WW II war hero, eleven escapes from German
POW camps. Served in the 2nd Gloucestershire Regiment in the British
Army. Wrote the landmark Immigration: The Destruction of English Canada
(1978) and Immigration: Parliament versus the People in C-FAR's Canadian
Issues Series. Long-time broadcaster and newspaper columnist, Collins
ended his career at the North Shore News and was prosecuted/persecuted
for exposing minorities to "hated" or "contempt" by the B.C. Human
Rights Commission. |
Immigration and Free Speech: The Vital Connection opened by
"The Maple Leaf Forever". Toronto, February 19, 1998. This
speech was seized and banned by Canada's thought police, Customs
Canada. |
The Collins Case: An
Update. Toronto: May 12, 2000. $
6.00. |
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Paul Fromm. B.A., B.Ed., M.A.. Director of the Canada First Immigration
Reform Committee and of the Canadian Association for Free Expression.
One of the three founders of the Edmund Burke Society (1967-1972), which
brought populist activism to Toronto, Fromm has been a political
activist for 35 years. He's been a journalist, educator, broadcaster and
frequent lecturer. |
My Job on the Line: B'nai Brith Wants Me Fired. Explains how
minority pressure jaw-boned the Peel Board of Education into
firing Fromm after a 24 year "exemplary" career as an English
instructor. Toronto: February 1, 1997. $6.00 |
Immigration Invasion: Target Canada. Discusses the 1999 boat
people invasion of Canada's West Coast and the befuddled
government's response. Toronto: September 16, 1999. $6.00 |
Red China's Plan for World
Domination. Deals with the
suppressed and explosive Sidewinder Report that fingers Chinese
business and gangster corruption and influence peddling in
Canada. Vancouver, November 2, 2000. $6.00 |
The Sad State of Canada's
Press. The growing power of the
acquisitive and censorious Aspers. Saskatoon. September 6, 2001.
$6.00 |
Immigration: The Politics of
Replacement. How Canada's
immigration policies will destroy and replace the European
majority here by 2050, part of the UN's New World Order.
Edmonton, July 15, 2000. $6.00 |
The Hypocrisy of Durban & Reaction to WTC
Bombing. Exposing
the lunacy of anti-racism. This meeting was visited by the
RCMP's B.C. "hate squad." Vancouver, September 16, 2001. $6.00. |
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David Irving. One of the world's foremost historians of the World War
II,. He has written dozens of best selling books on this war. His
special talent is his insistence on original sources. He scours the
archives and participants' diaries for the information many mainline,
conventional academic historians -- those who merely copy or paraphrase
the writings of other professors -- miss. He's one of the world's most
outspoken revisionists and a tireless battler and publicist for free
inquiry. Censors in Germany, Australia and Canada have banned him from
entry.
- My 10 Years of Persecution. As Irving . not el Qaida or a
host of terrorist operatives, is banned by Canada's thought
police. interested Canadians had to travel to Niagara Falls,
N.Y. to hear him. Niagara Falls, U.S.A.: August 9, 1998. $6.00
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Stephen McNallen. American soldier, journalist and director of the
Asatru People -- a folkish religion, going back to the pre-Christian
times of our European ancestors.
- Who is Kennewick Man & Why Does He Matter?
The "aboriginal",
Indians and Eskimos were not North America's First Nations.
Europeans were here at least 10,000 years ago. Therefore, there
is no historical claim and, therefore, entitlements. to natives
having been here first. The speech the ARA terrorists tried to
smash. Toronto, February 27, 1999. $6.00
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Barbara Kulaszka, B.A., LL.B., M.L.S. Assistant counsel in the second
Zundel "false news" trial and in the Zundel Internet case.
- The Hate Crimes Law In Canada: 1970-1994: Effects and
Operation. A devastating indictment of one-sided government
political repression. Toronto: May 7, 1995. $6.00
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Mark Weber. Director of the Institute for Historical Review in Torrance,
California. Noted author and lecturer, witness at the Zundel Internet
human rights tribunal hearings. |
The Case for Historical Revisionism. With an introduction by
Doug Christie. Toronto: December 10, 1998. $6.00 |
Historical Revisionism: Recent Battles & Future Challenges.
Kitchener: October 6, 2000. $6.00. |
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Guenther Deckert. Former teacher and author, activist in the NDP,
Germany's conservative National Democratic Party. Political prisoner
under Germany's repressive anti-free speech laws.
- The New Germany: Has 1984 Already Arrived? Kitchener:
September 12, 2001. $6.00
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Hartmut Froeschle, Ph.D. Former professor of German at the University of
Toronto.
- The Geopolitical Situation in the New Europe (Germany &
Russia) & Political Persecution in Germany Today. Toronto:
August 21, 2000. $6.00.
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Steve Dumas. This Ottawa-based researcher and writer keeps a careful eye
on media and academic trends.
- Movies on the Rights: Slander & Manipulation. How movies are
used to mock, denigrate and abuse the European Majority.
Toronto: January 26, 2000. $5.00
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